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fat apeaher as remarked at the outset. nothing
/ fb y say VIII serve to divert thig House from
II J OF the dear and Cherished object
f1s5 i,n Z Z ~ q miserable pretext has been fnr
-. s article of the Copstitu
to1 70 q I Major ufty, by an address M bofI,
flnasf q ne legislature The Governor The dis
colntteq democratic party hail tfs articie 40 baI
~ oieads sovereign elixir heal 4go,ag
iionof' But, slr thank Cod the power of
azure u not oTnnpotent. jnthis case fhera;a
bchlnd the throne greater than fe tIrgle tsatf e
temen will not find Major Hufty in the ,fnr
tHnate predcarnent as were Messrs TngaJ
and Morgan, who were ruthessy elected frsstSf fiai
seats in this House to which they were legally esfed
by fair expression Of the popular viii, aid fan,
whose despotic edict there was no appeal ,rbia
House may exercise the high prefogatfye Of doing
whatsoever it pleases may dstorbs tie meaning of
that Constitution which its members have sworn f
support, to suit their blind partisan views bnf
unless reckon without my host they will find them
selves powesless to effect the removal Of the aente
man who is 50 unfortunate as to have excited 10 nuc,
Democratic spleen. This Horse may give a partisan
construction to the organic law but there Is conserv
atye power vested in the judiciary, who are ivested
q all partisan preudices and who VIII doubtless in
ssfpret the article of the Constitution IN duson in
me light in which its trainers Intended shonId have
g WI this matter Is finally disnosed
-, anu reason once again assumes her ianu
sensielnen who have participated in this Iasffrand
act Oh poltfcaf manslanghser VIII no dnibf saI tb
pangs OF reTnolse when the III bsu We
iaiieh rom their eyes, and tey 7sitnes tlis in a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

THE CENTRAL A,ERICAS DIFFICULTY-"I Ion,'
of the Baltimore Sum- thinks that the efforts made by
our principal statesmen iii the Senate to sustain an
independent course upon the Central American ques-
tion will amount to nothing. The various interests of
the country which deprecate war with England are
too powerful for the administration, and its views
cannot be sustained The same writer says:
If Lord Palmerston should adopt the suggestion of
the London Times, and offer to abandon all her pre-
tensions in Central America throwing the Belize into
the bargain, upon the condition that the United States
government shall drive out filibusters from Neara-
qua, our government cannot accept the offer. They
cannot undertake to interfere with the affairs of set
tiers in Nicaragua, either for or against them. The
government has fortunately kept itself in position
which will enable it to show that it has discounte-
nanced the illegal expeditions against Nicaragua.
The government now hestates to recognize the rev
olutionary government of Nicaragua, but will proba-
bly, do after the present difficulty shall be settled
| with ENGLAND.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21
Oem OrleaIrs laiIp Grestelt.
THE MERRY HEART

'Tis well to have merry heart,
However short we stay:
There's wisdom in a merry heart,
..s Whate'er the world may say.
Philosophy may lift its head
p And find out many a flaw,
But give me the philosopher
That's happy with q straw.
II lie but brings us happiness,
II brings us, we are told,
what's hard to buy, though rich ones try,
~, Nltn all their heaps Of gold
Iheli laugi away, let others say
Mhateer they will of mirth,
Who laughs the most may truly boast
tie has the wealth Of earth. ."
There's beauty in the merry heart,
moral bearty, too
It shows the hearts an honest heart
That's paid each man his due;
And lent a share Of what's to spare.
Despite of wisdom's fears,
And makes the cheek less sorrow sneak,
The eye weep fewer tears. ..
The sun may sIroud itselfsin cloud,
The tempest wrath begin:
1t finds spark to cheer the dark,
Its sunlight is within;
Then laugh away, let others say
Whate'er they will of mirth,
Who laughs the most may truly boast
He has the wealth Of earth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

New LAND DIsTRICTs IN M1NNEsorA TERRITORY
The Commissioner of the General Land Office has
recommended, we understand that all the TERRITORY
OF Minnesota lying north of the line between town
ships 45 and 46, north of the base line of the 4th me
idan, extended west across the whole territory by
the Missouri river, be organized into two new land
districts, to be divided by the line between ranges IS
and 49, west of the 4th meridian, to be called the
northeastern and northwestern districts. We are III
formed that this measure is rendered necessary to
keep pace with the rapid settlements in this young
territory extending already to the valley of the Red
River OF the North" and up the g Grow Wing" The
recommendation also embraces handsome appropri-
alton for extending the public surveys in that drec-
ton.-[Wash Union.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

Professor Spencer, who has been lecturng in North
en cities against the theory of spritualsn closes his
dscouses by experiments quite as wonderful as any
claimed by the sprtuulists. He accounts for them,
however, in different way; and, as we understand
him. ascribes them to the latent powers of the physi-
cal and mental systems, brought out under magnetic
influence. Among other astonishing exhibitions, the
Baltimore Patriot describes the following:
One youth, about fourteen years of age who was
put into the abnernal state almost Immediately was
made to move the table against the combined efforts
of two powerful men, and another youth to hold it
STILL The pulse of the youth was made to accel-
crate many degrees above its usual Lonesome fifteen
Or twenty degrees This was done in presence of
physician, who gave his testimony that such was the
fact.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

CoTToS.-The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at six o'clock last evening were by the Bel
fast, from Memphis, 3,4OO bales; D. s. Stacy, from
Camden, $500; Piota, from Grand Ecore, 33S :
Linden, from Beuff river, Oh Southern Belle from
Grand Lake, 1892 Laurel Hill, from Bayou Sara,
272; Ceres, from st. Martinsville r. Amanda from
Minden, 955; Scotland, from Nashville, 595; Jack
son Railroad 175 Total II, $50 bales. Sugar, ,265
hllds: molasses, / 1929 bbls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

THE KANSAS WAR.-Gen. -stringfellow has just
issued sort of proclamation, in which he says:
1t seems now to be certain that we shall have to
give the abotonists at least one good thrashing be-
fore political matters be settled in this territory
10 do so we must have the arms-we have the men.
propose to raise funds to furnish Colts revolvcrs
and other arms for those who are without them. |
propose to do so without taxing any one but myself
will sell some shares of town stock in the territory
and bind myself to invest all the money in the above
named articles, which Shall be loaned to such soldiers
as are unable to purchase them and shall remain for
such use for the space of one two years. The arms
to be used by the volunteers and militia of Atcson
county, when in service.
The General is no doubt less anxious for war than
for good price for his town stock''
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REG ULAR PACK KETS.

r. iGJaa ,s H;,.1a. ha[11 e.
5an3i1g, Mllifens bsnd, v'skso%s; Gr2td Ga Ro4Hyy
sS"'sEH s1s 1t y :s ''s' will leave as
For ti'! FR GG15 G5 IS s. carones street.
H. SSAPr a., s. l; Eroat Strsst: -
she having made very advantageous for that pur
clerk will be on the lcveo every Tuesday morning to
p. sThc Southern Belle will the business of the
steamer r. j. Trahnc during the Spring and Summer months
IT. p REGULAR PACKER s4,EAMl1R
MnsnnolaFGE ns nan aEa AE'1n orenes tns en yiesSg Sg
Nnehs n and al SsdrT It, Ean end and sy i
e% T1d%";c t viii % saSs ' the above sSsFy TtEsDI
nS "ss freight passage &k L. 81 T fHF e {: Ssu e svee street.
% Po1ST HSTHF 41pnsoT Ks, ANn XATMR IA, Ias
master mast haSg 5esn Ss 6oafl o2ea"ea nS rST Snd
repaired and newly painted will RESUME her trips in the above
Sas "n exs SfN 2's', sSSs + m at o'clock A.
or % p M vi ns m s.y on M @ Eoa % sEsr NGndy
Gou pnlsmic l., Eaon RGnse hGbes Store Port lud
For freight Or passage having superior accommodating apply
rV6S TFN 5s1EERs 70 3Tk1h HfAtHHNE @
2o For aa pa vr BsS "9t RSns kG"Es
fag 5:%s;
NATCIIEZ, Capt. Ienthcrs SATURDAY, att p. NJ.
The above splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days without fail, 1t the hour appointed All
attended to- Freight taken for lnzoo if consigned to W. NJ
SHAW e Agent Of the boats at who will forward
These will be responsible for any letter package
containing money jcwcy, other vnlnbes unless regular
bills ing taken specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid for any ynluabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers or in their baggage.
For freight passage, apply on board, or to
CARROLL, PR1rGllARD & CO.,
seq If Union Row, So Carondcct street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

DEATH FROM FREEzING.-Am missionary of the Amer
ican Sunday School Union in Iowa, writes that dur
ing the intensely cold season many persons have lost
their lives in attempts to cross the praires. Recently
family in Mitchell county, consisting of father,
They lost their way; the cold was extreme and after
wandering about awhile they sank down in the sleep
Of death
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

TERRIBLE CALAMITY. On Saturday night last
the house Of Levi Phillips six Or seven miles west OF
Waukegan, was burned, and Mr.. 2. and Il grown-up
daughter persisted in the flames. Another daughter
and hired man were able to effect their escape but
sad to tell the former was so badly burned and fro
zen afterwards that her recovery is considered doubt
full and she must be cripple for life if she survives
her injuries. Detroit Free Press.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

Some excitement has been caused among the ship
captains of Mobile by the resurrection Of an old law
long dormant, which requires captains of vessels to
furnish the custom house full list of passengers and
crew, with the color of each Of them violation OF
this law subjects the delinquent captain to q fine OF
5000, half of which goes into the pocket of the in
former The captains very properly insist that this
law should not be enforced without due notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

ARREST OF A FUGITIVE FROM New ORLEANS
j. W. Robinson, formerly mate of a New Orleans
packet was recently arrested in this city by deputy
Sheriff Rufus Hunt, of New Orleans, on reouiston
from the Governor of Louisiana upon the Governor of
this State, in which he stands charged with having
stolen from New Orleans about 1900 worth of cot
ton, which he shipped to this city, and through the
aid of friend, sold causing the money received for it
to be placed in the charge of female of his acquaint-
ance, subject to his order The prisoner was deliv-
cred up to the New Orleans officer, and yesterday
sailed for that port in the steamer Black WARRIOR
IN. Y. Tribune l3tL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

THE SLAVE CASE AT CINcISNATk-Thc grand jury
at Cincinnati have found true bill for murder against
Peggy, as principal, and the rest of the adult Ken
tucky fugitive slaves accessories to the murder of
the child The writ was placed in the hands of the
sheriff, who, when the tugtivcs were brought to the
Jail by the marshal for satckeeping, turned the key
grows more and mo copcatped NJ s decision
has yet been made to the ownership of the slaves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

1t is stated that during the recent cold weather
sharks have been frozen to death in Charotee harbor
southwestern Florida.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

1t is supposed that Mr.. Buchanans dispatches in
relation to the enlistment difficulty, sent by the
Atlantic, now out nearly month.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

DEATH OF A CANARY BIRD BY FR1GHT-A ca
nary bird was singing in a cage which was hanging
inside of a window at the residence of EbenezcI
Rogers Esq, of Beverly, last week, when sparrow
hawk pounced at him from without striking the glass
with great force, but without breaking it. The bird
around the cage and dropped dead.-[Boston Tray
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21
THE LAKE,

lE4a11 5 Y 5: MA[L iiSE:-Wine1 @e1!:-T4e
Fon, l. Myers master hay, been built expressly N for the
viii leave The Lake end Of the p9nearin Railroad
Cabin Fare to Mobile,
ox,,.. x...a,ni 'i5E$DDDEs Agent 10 Bank Place
s4ttMRh If ersdie!2N!Hcr \ 5 i 9
eT rips far as r'scagOl" Tuesday and Satin"
1"s III s or en MS r9s @ 5
Railroad te .rriyq, at the Lake Of the follows:
E3$$$ $$HE
n5 ''Ss,'"' ,' L. (;EDDES Aren't 10 Bank Place:
N0TICE-TllE Sun MUTTA AL INSURANCE COM
io and arc prepared 10 take Fire. uc and River Risks
r. f. / ,'ay 5:,.,.' D'HH'r0%s + d E,sss,,;. Ssanp
II; nS;ifs a.: T. 5 H;SSR:'s'' Sss5is
!Hs 4fss 5, DESEthE i;S'' tE$SSS: Wee President.
New Orleans. Jan. l, 1856 ia2 ly
2, Shave DEPOT, NO. ,l5G COMMON
"A sTREEI-Ihe undeTsislel has on tana and will keep
i g EHV 2T$ ia
vas il. Tts'so?y @ dwelling No conS
Baronne street he is prepared aSs a. M
city, ehS '' slaves S 's''''''' terms ' Gun 0'ls" '
REFEnEscEs.-Fcows Co. Curry Il Person J. O. Kicks
STs S$f GAsm sSfNi rf6Es III paid paid %
i NJ. TANEY, wII0I.ls ALE DE1I. IN. FOR.
eign and DOMESTIC Malt LIQUORS No 30 ryer street New
2e and f pn K on Poo and HI0a cnHs p 5y
the barrel or hogse or in bottles an or ] Sasks to
% Prompt and particular attention paid to all orders re-
3En Rnm95eb Mngy 5 s
ton The public against the swnders who circulate by
be agents the Sale Of tickets in lotteries which wholly
Is ony Legal Lotteries in Maryland those drawn daily
ap1oys tie schemes and attend to the dr.Wings o-
M FL n thu insrs Ss1s nas AT g. ]
General Agent for the GonIac,9r Office of the Con
Any inormaon the Subject Of Lotteries, 'e manncr
which they are drawn etc. etc. will be eheeruy given by d
OIL F. X. brennan, Baltimore Md.
8 4 A. HENDERSON, = 60, MAGAZlNE 81,
choice asornTt Of E s and mHe the afnon a
eonpeS CO a the articles needed for family usc Or for
in the country. JAY I'm
nR. NE1vELL's IMPROVED COTTON
Cotton Press invented by Dr. Newell Of GFand Gulf and now
in fHs rhST M ESEis PnsuE Ss CORN MILLS
being the simple durable and in every respect the best
| Corn Mills in use, for sale ut the agency
| my22t s. H. GILMAN, 81 Natclez street.
~ A. IIANIER, JACKSON, MISS, GENERAL
| W. AGENT AND COLLECTOR. Business of any descrp-
Notes and Accounts throughout the State
| remittances made.
| ...REFERS TO-.
jackson, Miss. New Orleans.
Fcarn Putuan ( Co., Shark Day & StalfIer,
| William Iardemnn, l. Marsh Dennan " Co.,
Chancellor Scott. Nlxon Adams " Co.,
| my2 tf&W
Il MISSION MERCHANT, Washington street, VckSburg,
| Mississippi.
HW Merchandise and Property Of all descriptions
consigned him. and prompt remtunces made for the
| Refers to-
Messrs. John Watt Co.. and Cuddy Brown Co, New Or
| cans. a23 3ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-21

" the New York Fair for the CORN and FIGURING
MILL Those wishing such can now procure them by addressing
W. p. COLEMAN, Box G, No, 1856 New Orleans.
g3y Mandatory Napoleon Avcle, city Of Jefferson, In
nzJ~ Ware Room and Depot, No. 80 Nachez street. New
Orleans. dliH
ID FAD! laEAD!!- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
IL annacory Oyster Shell Lime Siitcd for Sugar Makers
the evcc BOXES for packages Of any size made to order
Superior fresh LIME in good barrels for whitewang sugar
FnT nye Dad'E ana TSyS @ sAWN for
on the shortest notice by means of machinery. 49,,
n3J~ The public are invited to call and see OF ~
CTRAUB's PATENT CORN AND FIGURING
MILL tnvorably known throughout the Southern States as
l. Being firmly set i'll Il strong iron irame;
3 Using only the best French Burr Stones;
g. Running the stone which being fast on the spindle
in contact with It's teow 10 De injured by
running empty;
t. Having no dust to get loose,
s. Having no drives arid TO make it shake;
g. Having its spindle in piece from bridgctree to hopper
This Ml will run five years without dressing the stones and
is offered at the following prices:
q :. :. 40 Double gear Sl60
Is :. :. :. ID lS5
The soinch mill will grind 40 bushels hour with proper
Spse0' anu INT '''"'l'' shMU III. H. GILMAN
fell d&W3m No 81 Natchez street, New Orleans.
VINCENT, CoNFECTIONER, CORNER OF CANAL
and Ca,ondeet streets will the 18th Of November open
dies said Lunch consist of Boned Turkeys Dnubes Oyster
Soup Fried Oysters Jees Coffee Chocolate Ice Cream, etc
Terlns-Tcn cents dish. -
himself of this opportunity TO inform the public that ur
ing engaged one French cooks he will attend all
dinners, parties meals, weddings etc. nl63m
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. : A'1AN
" nronN1Nr nrnD,-,-
..-E .0.-..o'.. - - -1-e A-1-e 4
-
sIEAMBoAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER. ..
WI; leave o1 771rR7nzv. o., IN, ;, .;-- > :
s I'll 55i1t$s $15ss s5@ht4So
ss %s55 mIs I'm s , 9:sf ssys e; ]
Vs. f.: :, : z,,;Ey1: LEWIS zx4Eg ~ ee From. Row
~ sos 4 %oET SA2Po ss
5 wit nnn and m raeaar a Ksd nvsr
Slspsr Sts stot CAPT r. Moody will leave as above For
'ff' fi9 Or p's"se apply on 'ofa' 3 1F ,1rtr = 10
win leave on THURsDAY, tne 2l.lins,- a, O'Clock pN
t 1Is 1lsTHshASec4aE eass ca:
Xxx 4; nSfG ofs S5 i"s ] a HH M 9ssste nn HGe ]
e5 res Or passage IEWfs WHY 81 lGsF ." e. g. Front street
s w leave on s = Esh " at P 9elPc rpiox Z
mnas 11 o nini 't "n Rr fH%n Riys9he an hl! nts5 @
N$s S's @ sa5s rsa as;s Hss;s S the Captain or Clerk. order
lel9 --------
Mll leaye on Idn nkSl!AY Feb y, At o'clock = N.
U9i Ia az ~, - - a Il islsIas e TIE
x e. p Marshall master, will leayeas above for
LAKE bisseHeaI Mden Grand Bayou Grand Ecore, Cante,
AlcSanua an all intermediate HiihgS For freight pas
sa:!r apply on board, Or TO
w! leave on EI;5 EREP1y y ! % y;S g y s;;?s;,
, 1Y1yss r. FOiE GRAND ECORE, NATCHI-
Rsalh toehes and Alexandra. The resutr passenger
steamer PiOtH, Parker, MASTER will leave
ab1ye For freight Or paSsase apply on board or TO
Fl5 II: NJ. ROBINSON 4 co. 100 Grayier street
-, -. - =
Nil leave or Ell u Y ~ inst, nt 5 O'Clock r. NJ
94sit4l Iason, Grand Erore Campte, Alexandria and
s=r-ss all intermeiiatc anlnt.s.-The superior light
thusi seamcr p. E. fAilnbau W. W. Witlcnbery mas
ter, Will leave Is above. For freight PASSAGE apply
board or -
fesD r. B. SMITH, 10 New Levee
,r, -, r---- - :. - -. :
VIII leave OF SAT.RnAY 81 lust at s o'clock. P. NJ
!a Rnxon nsnI M , Ero. tAipl % 5!ef J h GIAnu ;
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7 Z n n ESSEE RIVER.

WEI leave on SATURDAY 23i inst. nj O'Clock P NJ
, f. REGULAR TENNESSEE RIVER
lssfiH{-se PAckct-The and very splendid
:; Gihocta,s, =. snel!e master leaves above
for Enspoc, Florence a1i TGScnm, and all intermediate
landings For freight or passage, amply on board
fcl5 LEWIS SNAPP n Co, 81 Front street.
EThe Cloctaw takes eight Napoleon Memphis I!eia
na Randolph, Hickman, New Madrid, Cairo Paducal Nash
ID nil l.n,-l lnnLn
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OU HITA RIVER.

Will leave on TIlIRSDAY, 2lst ins a O'Clock P. NJ.
, fFHEE. =, FOR GAnIDLN-TEEFI FINE, STEAMER
= City of Cairo, D. Yoc,n, master. will
above for Camden and all intermediate land
For freight passage, apply OIL board,
te.0 T. b. SMITH, II New I4evee.
VIII leave on THURSDAY. 2lst Feb. at s ocloc; P. ".
civ ts Of caro 3 Yocm nast: w th1e
above tor Camden and all intermediate land
ngs For freight passage, apply OIL bonrd
fe9J ARTHUR s. CO, 10 New Levce
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Will leave on THU RSDAY 2lst inst. at s O'Clock P NJ
baay ,ln h,-h

Qaring been detained by bad weather.)
, r. FOR CAMDEN, B EEC II II ILLS,
lEMaIhksS Champagnolc Pigeon Hill, Alabama Landing
Trenton, Monroe and all intermediate landings
the Ouachta rverThe fine fast running passenger
Judah Touro, G. l.. kounz MASTER will leave above
Through bills of lading Mt high rates For freight pas
sage, apply on bonrd, or
telS LEWIS SNAPP & Co. 81 Front street.
T. S-The Judah Touro has been purchased expressly for
this trac and will remain in permanently She will connect
will! r. H. Lindsay for Saline and Bartholomew Bayou
GPacMlMr attention paid 70 all and plantation eight-
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Will leave on THURSDAY. 2lst inst. at P NJ
=G = EoR 11 WHITE a. AND 9,a Bi1AGI4
McAIanus master, will leave above,
honta Powaan Jacksonport Batesvc Elizabeth. Augusta
Dcs Arc Dvl Bluffs Aberdeen and ell nternedate
ngs. For freight passage, apply on board,
ie9 LEWIS SNAPP Il CO. 81 Front street
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
q II | o r I V Z r .

Leaves on TllIIESDAY. 2lst inst. at 5 O'clock r. NJ
, f2zTss - Fol: CINCINNATI, LOUISTILI.E
xtzfas lhtlcah and all intermediate lanings-Thc fine
passenger packet s;eutIfrA Jas. Miller
board, OF - i'0U 'fi''' 0
fcl9 r. NIXON q ror,,da,e, utroot
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

VII leave on SATnRDAI 23d inst, a o,cIoek 2. N.
lG91R41 For Memnl!is-The regular alternate Saturday
ss5==+z52 packet Belfast.-The light draught and
splendid passenger steamer BELFAST Geo Tavlor master
VII leays on her next "trip a: above for Memphis Helena Delta
bin. treenvie Lake Washington Lake Providence Vicksbur
and all the Bends For freight passage having fine accom-
mOdations, apply on board,
LEWIS SNAPP & Co. 81 Front street
The Belfast will remain season. and
particular attention given 10 all way plantation business
1he Belfast will take passengers and freight for Lois
Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville connecting Mel.phs with
packets for thOsc places fp1S
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, fTzSa FOR MOBILE DIRECT. DAILY
HssalHtsS L. s. MAIL IINE.-Wintcr Arrangcment.-Tle
s99 splendid low pressure packet steamer Cuba, Il.
IIern Florida, S. b. Frost MASTER Ore
Son A. Myers, nser having been built expressly for the
lake trade with superior accommodations of the above
will the of the Pontcianiu Railroad
daily the arrival of the O'Clock r NJ Returning,
Cabin Fare to Mobile
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VIII leave OF SATURDAY. sd inst, A d O'Clock 2. NJ.
fTEGa :, REGULAR OUACIIiTA PACKET
IElAt = For Camden Beach Hill Little Bay. Champa-
isea=z@= MOLE Wilmington Pigeon Hills, Marie Saline,
Alabama Landing Munroe, Trenton, Columbia Hnrrisonbur
Trinity and a Intermediate lanngs-The fine new light ,a
steamer D s. Stacy len Moore master will leave as
above. For freight passage apply on board, or 10
fc2l LEWIS SNArp& co. 81 Front street.
Will leave SATURDAY. 23l inst. at 8 O'Clock P. VI.
, IT. a., FOR BHUFF REVER-TlIE FINE
fast running steamer Linden, JESSE Rowland
:ss=sa.s= master J.. W Chappell clerk, will leave rs
above for Buu River Iarrisonbur Trinity, Black River and
all Intermediate landings. For freight p.ssnge apply
board,
feel LEWIS SNAPP & CO.. 81 Front street.
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Will leave on SATURDAY, 22d inst. at 5 o'clock p NJ.
i, fT7ES,e FOR RED DIsIVIIs-REG ULAR RED
River PackeThc fine fast running passenger
~ ;sEza pa na9cket, F. f. Himban W. IS Wthcn
bury master, will leave above for Shreveport Grand Ecore
Grand Bayou, Canntc, Alcxand Gortons and all inerme
iate landings Red River. For freight passage apply
board 't'
feel LEWIS SNAPP { co, 81 Front street