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" Itwills bessh min of this periodical ta
can.bins Miib s.Erl, arliclss ns tha ioEEggsl
I'M Iinias Install siisAes will. u,pst ayas
dity. M ei4Yasrd 4 litasf.ry tone cGis ~
Il pFsoiatioh of ssl, tie discussion "
great rticsI questions md 4 j, W 81 ii.
4.,lsi IS mi ien ial,oat deg,aas--
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AZ A an II abundant ,n,sce liany AZ
III nv Skstchs rsnsla tions, poet
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| IN Prise srtnsents a literary ness,
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4, ,i a =, tkS Uni n slates
IN i.co,.ni made e wholesdle
|psfshss "a iifah copy II ths wosk
LEV u Ar l'sus sobscr ibers ans
.ny ps ~ fofwa rdine sixteen dolIars
shall hsvs slssk magazine lof ten sub,
ma = \ premium, i bound
Iypluins ssSsth two dollars. Is z
Ciubs; ii tei,. ~ ono address shal
Ihaystbs wofk ar fifteen aolIarsAa yer
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III ae ond EIdlS IN Il 4 N T III q
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every p smSsr 6f (l lli -
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SssS3oa VI 'lke sssir,,lb N WtiilI M ~ Nh
8s51S BILL iRiis "a fsG lhersiorc y0 VIII
n q y IN ~ has been accomplish
~ hsss eDl gI,ioes ixed ~ IN case |
IN lgcIS1 sSf carry every pssint.
J rreaylY EsQret there are IA streams II
= Hi sIols ID our colnty on which Ferries
u " assstre ys's N
\ sve gOt my ana nifty "a Il hart
4 anted
's IL conc ,nsion, gdiit lenlen, haye vot-
VA E,r every bill TINT has been introduce
I'd during It'd sesSi1n, asn0sintitig iIo
I acme shrts hundred "a thirty AZ thls
| moment General ssnA pnqa NEE ~
snhaiF IND ysrS AM asks \ III & Sasls-
pn1 paid anx ils s1uriniI his hssns u
from homo Whist s 4 q N d!
iied. t!t tbe ist (. ~ II ss
166i "a sGaiosls 4 !lel M n
sAsils Or board rolliee III !! s q
| Tor the bit aIat e Epalfs aa sse
did not pay them t0o 81 IS.
leave for home betNeeg q % 4
have got also pretty 'weis h H.
secrets of r'c iess tsiasl stxss ],
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SALE or LOGS AMI, u LUMBER

" fgrseal,lya ~ asssice, the salssof logs
.,pds kspber seized ny lsrst rsof' Govrrn-
mem ,,,pan TN Mississippi ri; and An trim.
s,iri..s IN, III, Sack spids md a fliss
Dissri6 ys,g piss ~ ttAesl sipsssHf.
u M n 4 \; \ 81 ! o g y:
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TiIE "a, ||l|I|i|' e isx

IS l. r.. a 5!s Il sssoe
appf 81 Il \ 4 l'clyiI u ma out
ysxes tsiy 4 efri;slp III MN & one halt III
Whit, Il lrsss \ a ~ Il ~ ctl,sir halrswili
'6sai dueiag 1 sasIy Htsilsrs yoaG s,sair
Iles 4 4 , rotseh epsatry ~,
IbfkiR IN. ana N psrhaps aol,ss-
,,gls.sl eoln ll,oas ", meet .at
3 Al sApsai in l,us i lhsyssss
I 4 hiing b,,t kindaess ~ ,lie si
l,6l M ~ { i,ad fellows
sheas ~ tlserega res bus sIsky
ssssat MI I'M ~. !! \ NM NM
mn atasibisq Isstis fsva ,nsF ofsist
|a;lssli,ie s.,sss flss ,lilisslE sslss
n. lhiak ths, ~ n. y Y NM Nh a.,d braa
hereass ssy nj " ~, .na
are dsii1 NJ ttrtiisssy ssllrsl issrin shaa 1
my btsd - me s,ori;s lsnai IN MI,
i,ring sAlst here MI ! nusik srn d e /, III
MI ga.n,non. Bosi,e slsEgiis II s. =,
shnse who attend TON ssn % M ar -
here. = 81 xss a ss
k4 z
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~ - The haiibdt fisheryin Massachn-
Esetts has been very saccessfal this sisea-
|son, many - the vessels clearing III, GOO
atrips f.ls ts
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.fkf.. N()V1kI. OFr II III. SlIlsy l2YOR
,ss Il I'm liO Isl 4 IJL.
At q O. ssF .Isi vs.

' lsarn thu opr Mime ss,tas friends
ess. taking stsps g eflyc, ths rene yal n
|ths ssuryeyer Geperal'r Office lf,san,
bnque 81 !. 81 y; Paul, The public lsndssin
iowa being nearly il moi quite ~ .sur-s
seyed # N very proper thai ihs arssy-
Sor Generals Office should ~ removed
4. Nuinssota where nearly alliRe M
surveyed lands he. A III \ great u 5Ipn-
seni.;nce - hive Tie Office 81 remote
o.n tlle s1nsury eyed lands ~ II
isss s1hs, Y be brought 81 The
M this II. VIZ ne
doubt il,s removal will be nude d NM
ta An hoped lint Mi lns II
friends VIII soon ~ iurthss y me-
[[daf@d ~ ths remeyai of .hs Distf hut
IL ~. Qtlic SC bss h ,s,r
ssf bslsngs sI.ls bye tAe sssa 6lisk NJ
Ishs I,eps,s.ss,r ,a,,v ~ Il is \ Il &
sll lhsss ihIpgs I nat ,1 hl s!A 6sl
puit,t where the business
tl.s count csntr M 3 ~ 1l|E w
lef 4 ~ ysafs IN Il 4 I'M NJ IS
lkhisg ost IL thsils m q ~ ~ g 4!
Iths bensf. n 4 IL s :
Itarrst nm prpys n y n l|1 N
hi inss Fs'ss lesld III 4 l| Il
sssl lh Y Nm Nm l *
ssIll I n - u iss,s n I'M
II M M u \. 81 u
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-17

f Az the last accounts, Gen. Walk
er's army ia Central America number
"a ,3ys men. ~ g.
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j AND NJ ARRA

s-1sr LlNf,sl.EY i,eajsf ID i. "a Wasrasls.
IS 81. lMnis Midnesi Ii. al llIi~x On kia
6,fset, NJ tu;r il Cal. MclSs
com, saon hsssA II lsreyt ma rsieess M
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-17

defnifiys lrs AZ peace i'as D 1'Est'
concluded ri Paris.
81 ~ l;;al. Al Nsx died at Du-
1bnq.ls Nh In s55sh ult, agsd 50 years.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-17

LOST LOST n LOST
n TWEEN Day'' lloi<l and Land
ID Office, % Monday night. the 3fd
81 d y N 4 q no IN
g in barrel Any parsor WHO III
turn the same ~ N II. Sweet SSssoss IN
NJ ssitably sewsr, ded
iSE lA ss
sauk Rapids 4rfst 1854
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-17

M e5 The llinnis, arrived at NAV
Ky,k hrougttt l,I2O. 40 I'M vgels.
Persons supposed n ~ thc best qusiii,
fed y, Judge, estinate thy yield n ga'ld
Tor lr56 At $50, 900. 900 md that 4.
least twenty millions dfiha Mill ~, ~
tanned III California . CIV NJ ~ lIs -
We believe. hat cafitarniA / Mn l'l ssr
i.nbre solid1y prospe Gus flian ilaFi III
VI, !,
M II
- Mai x. Trail, An odissroi
lhs Mezicap VA, and a well known -
Itiz,n % Illinois, died % The It'll III. !.
alter a long md painful illness.
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sj Boats we're leaving ST.. Louis IN
KsDbpck m the 25th. s,
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IS fhc steamer Metropolis burst
Her belly nassr Poneroy. Ohio, % the
VII Tie boat was slightly dam
a % seyeral persons were injured,
thres IL t,;.s 10 dangfronsly
All France has l = SON
IensiiIsd sinc., 1t Algs,rs.
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= De
q css of dsleg siesl md hunted pessa,
clothed with mo- righsful santharity VII II.
does II. result directly and necessarily
lson, the constitution Necessity, when
experience shall hays clearly demon
'stra,edi,r lsxis,enee. nay tasaish sa,i~-
factory reasons far rnlareing the a,i,t,r-
lrity Of the federal government. ~
amendments 10 The reconstruction, ~ the
mode prescribed il the instrument. but
'canno. afford the slightest excuse G,r
the assumption ii co~srs not de'ega.ed,
md which, ny The. tenth smendme', a;e
81 reserved 10 the .s,sees. res
ipe,tiyely, Of the people. /, Hence BE-
fore il,e power Can be safely exercised !
she right 81 Congsessl % oresnize Ter
instituting ienporafy row III.
I,n~nt.. ,nuss 81 traced s,i4sc.ly ~ come
Ipsesiisiou olft esnssi,uli Ii sertrrtiax
sii0riisy ii IL; = T. ~ E. |Is 81
~ kane hssssssary ;ll.I IN u y 1li cars
IA 4 We. some S.'.' v H sf'S M
Which ars 'Ias 'l 4 at !1|
~ s''s tlne crga nssa " NJ d \ Ia n N
em'assnt'y ecess'ss q s' N 81 I.
4 4 means of enab n M u M peopls iaieseot
!. Ill lx..r~ SSa1a q j,
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X 3 RE Il + N g Ess:

ATLANTA sANlD INTERIOR.
NZE Evil receive The; Notes DC The above
Wv Banks IN Deposit ard redeem, Them 10
Coin u current rates BURUP& CAKES.
ST. Paul. Oei. Is, 1865. hr nash
Il sayrDS Bought aud sold ~ Commission.
IL w: ~ VII son
81 Cloud. April 2. ytfsi
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GEORGE II. OAKl
4 N 4 G N

s.3s II SfAtJ Klg EiAPIL,s. n.
\ LII business connected with The bnying ii,
~ selling 81 lind promptly attended Il,
I.ind Warrants advania gsoasiy located; taxes
paid and Coilect,ops made. 81 Il
RE FEsRENCE Ss
w. Al. German. Coz. u ianesoia.
Alex. Ramsey, Er =. ;ss
Trayers Rnssef. Sec. =
ss 90. q. Oakes. 3 sss;ss
v Hon. Win Etten. s .s s " IS 80
\ 6 J. fl. Simpson. Capt. Top. Engineers.
Saak Rapids, NJ. T.. April. 1855. ss5s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27
Nem ORLEANS 9aily Grfsfert,
The Farmer.

Does the farmer dig the dirt?
Aye, aye;
Does he wear coarse Shirt
Aye, aye;
+ And if his cheek is brown
With5the kisses Of the sun,
Is he. less a gentleman?
Nay, nay.
Does the farmer plough and SOW?
Aye, aye;
Does he WELD the spade and hoe?
Aye, aye
And if his hand IS hard
And his feet be roughly shod,
Shall we give him less regard2
,o4g .#5 Nay, nay. 4
Does the farmer work for all? s,t
Aye, aye
Labors he for great and small! s-9
Aye, aye; s5s% E
If from out the farmers store II
Z Comes the bread for rich and poor,
Should we honor him the more2
Yea, yea.
Give the farmer then his due!
Aye, aye;
Though he serues, he's master too ,.jf
Aye, aye;
And may heaven its blessings shed
z Upon the farmers head,
It'll we cease our cry for bread!
Aye, aye.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

IsrEHEsgtke From UTA The Surveyor General
OF Territory in letter to the Commissioner
OF the General Land 0ffee dated Salt Lake City,
December last, states that pIats of
nualter Of surveys that district viii lie atched
to this office BY the first mail from Territory
Some danger to the surveyors has been apprehended
from the Indians, who exhibit great deal css suneas
ness about the survey Of their land tie call IT. and
who have made some threats against those eagaged
on the work thought that very slIgh cause
will bring about open hostility. The country nor Iii
of Salt Lake claimed by the Shoshone Indiana
who hare always baen friendly 70 the whites Their
chief recent aelegation to the Indian agent
stationed tue named city 70 know why their
country BEN yed before it had been pur
chased eFaI bands Of Utahs, who occupy the
lands south the above named city, have always
been more or less nriendIy to- the whites and sene
danger i also apprehended from them.
AS soon as the weather permits; if the Indians do
not exhibit determined hostility the great Salt Lake
meridian will be South far enough to embrace the
settlements in Utah Valley and, possible faEenopgh
to take Id all the southern settlements Much diff
Guilty encountered by the in these valleys
from local attraction The needle cannot be
relied on; therefore, the transit has been used in the
surveys already and all the thought,
will have to be made with similar instrument.
f Washington Union. goth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

A REMARKABLE IsvENTIoN.--M Barrere, d French
inventor, has exhibited o machine which engraves
lines SO minute as to be undistnguishahle, and al
most mperceptibIe to the naked eye It is designed
for the production Of private marks in bank notes,
and is capable of producing two hundred thousand
different combinations of minute kaleidoscope line
microscope, yet perfectly regular and distinct, and
insusceptibe Of being initiated. At every turn Of
the tiny wheels which work it, the machine produces
four entirely new designs, exceedingly complicated
and quite different from one another
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

THE CAPTURED SLAyER.z-The Falmouth, whose
seizure in New York harbor as a SLAYER we have al
ready mentioned, is said to be beautiful clipper of
about $50 tons measurement. She attempted to get
away in the night without clearance but was chased
down the Nauows by a steamer and brought back.
Her crew, entirely Portuguese were then consigned
to jail to await an Investigation. When captured
the vessel found to contain drugs such may be
supposed to have been intended for large company
between decks were large quantities of water and
extensive stores of provisions pots for boiling large
masses, and ladies and spoons enough to aecommo-
date small regiment. Spare spars and charts formed
the remainder Of the developed cargo, and the Ad-
vertsef states that shackles and leg irons were also
found, together with materials for constructing a
slave deck vi 5@ 5.} 5. N s5$@ Il ss7f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27


1t is now certain that there will be Republican
candidate, and National American candidate, and
it is not improbable that the election may fail before
harmonious, and unless Judge Douglas Kansas State
bill should be promptly passed. and deprive the Re
publicans of the sectional issue upon which alone
| thpur reJy IS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

moned either for the State or fdr said officer, all Of
winch formal are prescribed By tie first and
second sections of aad Act nor was there any tile
least notice taken by the Dominant party Of the pro-
VISIONS of the third seeti5n above
in full. E{5
ddespohc, would weaken Tie ll5resssion which tie
naked defornity 81 this ait oE lIeIed iauity
must inevitably make unon the fsEads of a fe oood
citizens of oar State We shall sfrapy refnarE fha4
the famous saying Of one of the sages Of aFisfdty.
which co1tainaa maxim Of unpershahfe trHtfi could
never be more foreiby applied than can % tlle
Iicentipus conduct of the Democratic partyia sht
present Legislature. we are told by the historian
that, when one Of tie seven wise men of Greece
visited the court of Periander of Corinth, be Was
asked " hat is the most popular government 2J
He answered e That which the law has no saI-
perior.' " 5 8& 55s FIX
cannot terminate this without referring tosome
points Of general legislation. The people Of Louis-
ana owe to the minority, by amendments insisted
upon by them, the establishment Of registry law
which it ii hoped viii prove effcaeious. The waste
fdi expenditure o the public fnsls ~ another npor
tant point to which We call the attention Of the peu
pie of Louisiana. NotWi thstanding the Wastefu ex-
penditure Of the public funds fthstaniing the
appropriations heretofore made, this Iegs
latbre has nthe face of these enorMities reiterated
otner during tie present session
i az 1eredlble amount. The majority have permitted
fhe Legislature to adjourn without cen
sIltutieilai Board OF Swamp Land Connie oIlers-
Ihe minority invariably insisted aEoa the with
draWat of the swamp lands from uf1sI the
and sold to the highest PROFITS accguig
from the sale Of the lands thus improved would thea
return to the State and not to private speeuIatos
We submit these facts 10 the impartial of
the people, satisfied that they alone afe TIE roper
judges OF the acts Of their representa-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

!, The Red River Republican OF Saturday last says:
The river owing to the rains has risen about foot
this week. Yesterday, the weather having cleared
of, it was at stand.
GheWeather thus far, has been very bad for plan
ters. Many Of them are greatly behind with their
nlopcipn 5z-'l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

a DrrfERRsoE-The Boston Traveller says the
coldness Of the weather. and the amount Of snow in
the streets, somewhat surprised the passengers from
England in the Arabia who say that when they lett
Liverpool flowers were in full b!9otn The ateha
left on tie LIST inst,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

On the night Of the 18th fire occurred IN East
Twentyssecond street, N +. which destroyed prop
erty to the value of about $4,000. lis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

On the 10th couple Of passenger,ears on the Hud-
son River Railroad were thrown from the track near
Albany, and pitched down q steep embankmens.
landing bottom up. Several persons we're badly
bruised and lady wasseverely burned by the stove.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

THREE CANDIDATES FOE THE PREsIDENGy-The
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

DEAD! READ!!- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
IL Manufactory Oyster Shell Lime Sed for Sugar Makers
and Builders AHToGNIEI Manufseursr @ 81 Of Bill! BILARp AR
BOXES packages Of size made to order
Superior fresh in good barrels for sqg
making and building, always hand. DRESSED PINE
FLoORINGS and CEILINGS, SAVINGS, TUREINGs for
builders Stores houses repairs OF kind made
ps- The nubc are invited to call and see @A o6 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

TERRIBLE SUFFERING on A RAILROAD Tn AIsis---A
Buffalo letter gives account Of the terrible suffer
ing Of q large number Of passen week
left Horaesville for that city The writer
says 81 sSs55 y Ss f
80 train could not get tgon On the View York
Road and the passengers took the Erie road to
SDunkrk. They lay at Perry from Monday
noon till Friday nj where they colId no beds
and 400 employees who took the cars all the rest
they could get. During the time two children and
one young man diad-not entirely from cold and
starvation, but fatigue and bad air. and being sick
when they started. One lady who was board re
ceiyed teegraphe dispatch that she had three chill
dren lying i'll scarlet fever in Illinois. 1t was i'm
possible to describe her agony at the constant deten-
tions and long delays. The cars frequently ran off
the track, and when replaced the wind would drift
the snow upon the track and render impossible to
proceed. We had the Superintendent upon the train.
and fifteen locomotives to draw us-bnt there were
some enormous drifts. One Of them was forty feet
deep { B f.s.,.jl f. 5y
BATTLE BETWEEN THE MRxIcANstASD LEPAN In
prANs.F From the San Antonio Reporter of the 18th
we extract the following
A company of about seventy MeSieans, under the
authority Of the Mexican Government recently pur-
sued and overlook about one hundred aud fifty In
dians-said to be Lipans-had an engagement with
them, and completely routed the whole of the Indian
forces, and scattered them in every direction The
victory of the Mexicans over the Indians was COM
plete, though the Indians numbered more than two
to one The Mexicans succeeded in capturing nearly
everything the Indians had with them. #s 81
The Mexican Government, it seems, is determined
to wage war Of determination upon the Lipans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27
TENNESSEE RIVER. ;

Will leave THURSDAY 9th March. at 70 o'clock 4 AN N
. 9YEs FOR TENN ESSEE fSIy ER-THE
n entirely and splendid steamer Cherokee,
sSs4s@s james Irwin muster will leave above for
Florence and Tuscumba For freight
having very superior accoroodaton apply board
i, SNAPP d; CO.. 81 Front street.
The Cherokee freight for Napoleon Memphis, Helena
Hickman New Madrid Cairo Paducah Nashville and all
landings. :. - In2I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27
- PORT HUDSON AND WATER.

- PORT HUDSON AND WATER-
l4slEEssSa e LOO PACKET New Latona. Emile Gross;
master. having been thoroughly overhauled and
repaired newly painted will resume her trips in the ab9ye
trade leaving New Orleans every FRIDAY at O'Clock A NJ,
and every MONDAY, at o'clock T. NJ.
EThe will be ready take freight every Monday
and THURSDAY all landings the Coast Donaldson, Bayou
Gon PIaqemine Baton Rouge Iobdels Store Port Hud-
son. Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
nm hoard o23 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27
sTEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
VA ZOO RIVER,

Will leave THURSDAY 9Th inst, at s oclock P. NJ.
fas. FOR TAXOO AND TALLAHATCHIE
E The and splendid lisht-draugh steamer
,av fnzo8 az 8d ss 4 G. EiyeTi ,dR master will
Greenwood, sdon Tchua Yazoo City and all intermediate
landings.
The Ynzoo Belle will take freight for Grenada with priv
iege Of respping keeaa For freight PASSAGE apply
board or to
mA LEWIS SEAPP & co. 81 Front st.
HG.The Yazoo Belle will take freight for Grenada, if con.
signed to Lefore Or Greenwood.
leaves on THURSDAY, 9th inst, at 5 P. NJ
r. FOR YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHIE.
The new and splendid light draught steamer
Sallie Robinson, Dyas Powers master, 70,
Mouth Of codwater TIIatoba Isaore Greenwood Sidon
and ralaliatchie rivers will leave above Tesaie Robin
will take freight for Grenada with privilege of reshppna
keeis at Lehore
t-u JOHN f. HYDE & CO.. 66 Poydras street.
Tie s. R. will take freight for Grenada, If consigned tt
Let0re or Greenwood m26
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27
THURsDA Az MORNING, MARCH 27, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
q: I. s. i.r FaR RED RIVER.
VIII leave on THURSDAY 9th inst. at O'Clock p. n.
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The Compromise viii take freight for above the Raft, with
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through without detention. n2
VII s.vs on 5 FMRsS ~ nRs s. s'SiSSfa 'SaHIAsp
tsss Bayon, Grand Ecore Aexandria, and oil inter
Tsd4 ss9 sPsEs
ns 5 w pay no bills unless fof;ErSff Il fsRss ss
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andris and ali insrneai1.e laadingsThe
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freight passage apply board Or to J. s... - e.-
Ta will SE Wis., aRsa Ss:
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apply fSa Il asd
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Benton Port Caddo Albany, Shreveport Grand
ds@ Bayou, Grand Ecore, Alexandria and al inter
mediate landingsThe superior passenger steamer W. ~.
Sherman, NJ Gwartney MASTER will leave above For
freight passage, apply on board. or to
mN LEWIS SNAPP 4 co, Il Front street.
3y~The Sherman lies at the foot Of Bienyille street
FD FG5RAG Gnkp ss i5 $685. ); 5;f:ias Ei4cH Z
9szStsa toehes and AexandEia The regular passenger
above For freight pass4ge apply On board or to
Will leave on SATURDAY, 2ah inst at 5 o'clock ?. NJ
~, FOR LAKE BISTENEAV THE
fast running passenger steamer Cnsgdo No
is 2. c. f. Marshall, master, will leave above fol
Lake Benea, ainden, Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Capte
Alexandria and all intermediate landings For freight or pas
I sage, apply on board, or to . l
my " t. 3. SMITH, II New llevee.
viii leave SATUR RDAY, the 29t inst. at O'Clock P. NJ
/ S~e FOR LAKE BISTENEAU..THE
fine fast running passenger packet steamer SataI n
leave above Mnlen Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Campe
Alexandria, Gortons Landing, and oil intermediate landings
| For freight passage apply on board, or 70 s..
| rn27 LEWIS sNAPP d CO, 81 Front Street
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