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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

EXTENSION oF TELEGRAPH LINES. - We under
stand, says the New York Tribune, Of the 18th inst
that the American Telegraph Company Of this city
will shortly add to their already extensive range o
lines throughout the New England States and the
British Provinces new and much needed line from
Springfield to Boston. via the Western and Worcester
railroads. The line vii! add much to the convenience
Of the press and the public between New York an1
Boston. We also learn that new and superior line
has been opened between Boston and New Bedford
and connecting with the American Telegraph Com
pany's lines in this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

GRAND TMNK RAILROAD CELEBRATION AT Mon
7EEAi,.-Ne learn from dispatch that tie Grand
Railroad Celebration commenced at Montreal on the
l2th inst. The ceremonies commenced with pro-
cc~Si"n in the morning, afterwards grand banquet
followed by very fine display Of fireworks. Every
thing went of with eclat Delegations from Boston,
New York and the Canadian cities were in attend
ance. Sir Edmund Head, Geo. Peabody, EST, Sen
ator Wilson, and other gentlemen OF distinction, par
tiripated in the celebration.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

| DEATn OF NJ. CABEr-M. CADET founder of the
Ica.ian Community at Nauy0o, died at St. Louis on
Nth inst, of attack of fapopleSy NJ. CADETS name
has lecu brought prominently before the public within
the past four five years, in connection with his new
socali>tie enterprise and lie has been subjected to
much criticism and auiluadver>ion The Community
At Nauvoo WAS founded upon the ruins of the Nor
mon company OF Jue Smith, and the building otcu-
pied by tie latter devoted to the Of the lea
riuns. The age ot NJ. Cahct was about 50 years In
him the IMMUNITY loses its main stay
New York Times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

&. p. H. JAMES OPINION OF VIRGINIA SHEEN
The Charlottesville Advocate has been informed that
MI &. P. Il. James, the British Consul at Richmond
said, after examining Mr.. Wares and DR.. john r
Woods sheep at the late fair that their best ones
were the finest he either in this country ol
at the great agricultural shows Of England.
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Amusements this Evening.

CHIsrs Observation-Disclosures play ot Katharine
and fetrGclo to I've followed by Lola Monc, or The Pas de
Fascination and 10 conclude with the slnjrbIe burletl
Midas.
ST. CHARLES THEATEE.-laEra Keen's version o.
CarAtilc!tcr whic the comedy RsAs Of wpnan-to con
clUic with the farce of The SageStruck Taier
ODD FELLOWS HALL. French MOuntaineel
Singers.
SPALDING & ROGERS AMru:TnEAgaR-We 4
Peeps Campbell M:nst7ys
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U z 2 e r MISSIS SCIppI
VIII leave on SATURDAY, 22I inst, nt5 r. NJ
fYtssza REGULAR ST.

T<g~ KEGULiR ST. LOUIS pAt,EET-
I,a, H. ,ns At regular packet steamer
leave for III" aho:e and n Intermediate landings al ab9yc-
'sfseFslsSsrd q
JOHN T.. HYDE IS p0y,lras street
plan Of her cabins bs seen a;e.rool, seeurd On
| Application 10 Yer Agents. = y. MA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

SOME PoTAro.-Thc Grcenshurg Imperial notices
having received potato which measured three feet
III length Our ncigItbor does not give its circumfcr-
cncc, and We are left to infer that it is in proportion
- the length. What whOpner,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAIiEoAD.-Wc learn
from statement in the Charleston Mcrcury, Of the
18th inst that the total net clearnrs of t, road
from the LIST of October 1855 to lst Of October 1st
amounted to $490G9 G9. The amount of gross earn.
iuCs was SSH 1865 53
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W II | I L RI Y Il I,
Leave, On T t'i,SD Wy. 2.Ih Instant 81 > y. ".
. pfas.s. FOR WHITE RIVER. ARS.-

| " -, y,
| frTgasa FOR WHITE HI Elk. AkIA.-
sSAtaA ne SPtIn!nI HShi Wii%h s'thHvf sam
Hale, 'Ml' D. Ni%inN 'n"S'"f VIII !rhNt AS
alloy fr ]nrko",prt l%1g@tlt G"'' '3.' nr> Az i'n-
/ Nlil> Ii:lS itT'Irc' A' a on 'te " mt
c1nr0rHo,-Hpry on board, ,r tu
i2l LEW Is ~ AfP n CO., 1 Front street.
| -, .Snrr .,r,sry .rsr nrpDpTc
1lL1iAA'> isASA ~ f ~ y a a = i ~ - y ~
y ii "'""'I.i ny i'' i :, ~ ~ M ,. @ ,i .t ,'
'eHl -tS', t' III va ~ ; ,, va ', ~ na Hn
t'i t'' 'S . -? y HWY, r. ~ H. Il ;v,. ,, -
cnl Ivy eminent 1i we'll known ia:e attorney 10 N::Ge
All tile papers on Tile nj lhe Patent !rr VI relation to vac So,
lec An! lis statement ht' Is i HiS+'i co.i u}" 'te
| Hess Ny ZACH tat.H5. SaH, RI H. h!I"AA
II NtichtAHtTerf, Nc" Orleans.
= ,,,..
To s,r,i II China, w. '0''' '' ~ '''NN ~ -''
.t i, with nArfop ,afrtv n,l sornritv
III! ," : r. .Ir II, ro, ii t;is.,.e Il il, 10
WIS., rJut"' with my ef?hle claims h"i ntH" rNj,! pa
tt!'. t. m >t in" r&jcii l. il 10 w. r?i!t's VIII Ally
cltinl held ul,.r rE'-t in if.'rl f,,l'tinH }"is
! ar7 + opposite Patent Otice.
/ --. --------
OFFICE VELAHs "FELnl as ASh IT. " i,SFtEH T.
+ PROPOSALS E7OKC C;'rl lBOND~-tE6PNSA12
mi rI ~ H. t,N e f1r 4 ,lrrf,.g ID I ~,
Lj, Ger tuy r>, nu,it,J or Ti!: i,UNlls or vliE
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Y 4 Z o 0 Il Y f r.

VIII lravr On SATURDAY. 22l inst. at > O'Clock P ".
, fYEsa FOR ttIs sEILSWODD AND LIE
sAEtrts FLulsE1ht fine, fast ruu2in-, light t-irarght
tS5-=s--sasss seamer 1nzoo Belle, j. g. Reeves mas
ter, will leave above for urr, trfrsnwoni, cNH Honey
Island. S;lou. Y7oo City sttut Tnlnlachc. Mouth Of
Cold Water. and AL Intermediate rlin=. For freight pas
uol9 LEWIS >NAfI' & go, ( FroM, street.
Wiz Leave on 5 ATr RnAY NV III n'rlock P. NJ.
, fFsM4 FOR u AXDO II ] Y T. X .-T THE
s2- substantial Hi1 fast running steamer Gra3Ia-
tia. 'iWHtcy, nmcE. hnring undergone thor
oTs renr lrnfr above tur l"Hrr trecnw0 0ni Siun,
Head HONEY I>Ini NH2rn jty SItlrtiN and all Intermediate
landings tir YaSeu Ri}ef. Fo freight iussHgc apply
board,
MI LEWIS SNAHF L co, Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

F$$soCrH Gsnol'sA sTAls iisef7iRAL SOCIETY.
An election for officers Of this society was held in
Columbia on the 18th inst The following gentlemen
were reelected to serve for the ensuing year:
President, \. T. Calhoun Vice Presidents Thos
i. Byrd, George Seahorn, Thomas e. Powe. r. S.
Porcher. Jacob Stroman, n. \. Peay. Executive
Committee J. U. Adams, +. &. Palmer, R. J. Gage,
J. Foster Marshall, DR.. +. Hnrice, Wn. Gregg Set
rctalN. Col. \. G. Sumner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

AID FOR hASSAS.--l.ady Byron, widow OF the poet
has contributed G6j towards the relief of the sufferers
in Kansas st!pnlatng, however that the money
should not lie expended in providing arms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

The DANISH QUESTION NOT SETTLED.-In 4 letter
dated on the 10Th inst the Washington correspondent
Of the New York Times says
l learn through the State Department that the
Government of the United States has concluded no
arrangement yet with the Government of DeE,ark,
relative to the Elsnore Sound Dues question. The
fact that the maritime nations of Europe have deter
mined to compromise their treaty obligations pay
the Dues BY asserting to the capitalization scheme in
way complexities the matter with US, nor imposes
upon the United States any obligation to become q
party to that scheme European powers were compel
led to because they had entered into treaty sipa
!atons modifying their natural rights to enter the
Baltic free of tolls We are hampered by no such
obligation, and have received equivalent in any
way for yielding rights in the premises Of course.
then we are neither legally nor morally bound to
agree to the capitalization The effect, however. of
the agreement to that project by Europe is to make
it easier for Denmark to yield to determination to
pay hereafter no more than reasonable light dues
because it relieves her from the apprehension that
example, il successful, would be followed by al
other nations. The present prospect is. that Denmark
will formally assent to our position within d few
months.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

CoLT FROM A NUIE.-The Baltimore Sun Of the
18th, publishes the following letter:
SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, Oct. /, ls56,-I have mule
that raised, three years old in June last that now
has colt by her side. Please say what l must call
it. Its ears are not like the mule nor the horse. In
other respects resembles the mule If any one dis
putcs it, have the mule and her colt in my lot The
doubling ThonaSes see for themselves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

THE 1STEROCEASIc TELEGRAPI.-Iieut. Berry
man, Hho was sent out by the Navy Department in
the ship Arctic, to ascertain the depths by soundings
from Newfoundland to Ireland. with reference to the
pacticabiity Of submarine telegraph has submitted
his report, together with the maps and charts, to the
Navy Department, which will be published in the re.
ports accompanying the Secretary annual report.
Washington etterWTiter who has had interviews with
the Lieutenant, and an opportunity of examining the
slepot, writes: ,"Nowhere did he find any ,obstiuc-
tions or impcdiments in the way and establishes clear
,ly and c6Aclusive}y, and beyond the shadow of a
doubt in his Judgment the practicabty and teasbil-
ity OF the submarine telegraph between those two
points He savs, understand that the whole thing
c2n lie accomplished in days after everything is in
readiness. During the month Of July, in his judg-
mcnt is the time it should be done. He further says
that the wires would sink down into soft muddy bot
TOM and that nothing could possibly interfere with
them This settles beyond all question the practical
bity OF connecting the two contiuentsby suBfnarine
ielc lcrrapl'. n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

SAILED The Cnnard mail steamer Asia lett New
York for Liverpool on the afternoon orthc 18th inst
with ttyoUr passengcrs and 49, 357 sc in specie,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

| NoTICE TO MARISEES.-The British Government
has recently caused to be erected new lighthouse
on Cape Race, Newfoundland, which will be lighted
for thr first time on the 18th of eceDmber next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

private letter from Paris says that Mr.. Mason
United States Minister at the French Court has ell
trrly recovered from the severe attack of illness he
suffered some time ago.
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And aaothe" lumbus eXplodes.

CLgKICAl. THAS$FER.-The Washington Union Of
the 18th says:
\. 3. Smith, ESD has been transferred from the
War Department 10 second-class clerkshin III the
General Land Office, in the place of Rev. VIM NJ
Ferguson, who has been transferred to Sec0ndclass
c!erkship in the War Department, made vacant by
the transfer of Mr.. Smith
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

1ARfENS MAGAH1SE.-Wc are indebted to Mcs>lS
Warren G. Morrell Co., 80 Camp street, for a COPY
OF the December number Of lIarcra MAGAZINE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

4 hardy seaman, who had escaped one of the recent
sliDwrtyk> upon coast. was asked by good lady
how he felt when the waves broke over him. He re-
piled i" il'et, ma anl-reTy tret ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

ARMY RESlGSAT1oS.-MajorW William 4. Chase, of
the U. S. Typographical Corps has resigned his post
to take charge Of the Pensacola and Montgomery
Railroad, as President of the Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

MASCFACToEY BuRSEn.-Thp Casco Manufacturing
Company Mil, in GoThanl, Maine, WAS burned on
the 10th inst. Loss SO COO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

Philosophy says that shutting the eye makes tie
Seuse Of hearing more acute. 4 wag suggests that
this accounts Tor the many closed eyes that are
Sen in our churches every Sunday.
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SAvAL.-The Washington correspondent Of

NAFAL.-lhe Washington correspondent Of the
Acw ork Times, in a letter dated 18th inst saws:
learn that the Secretary Of the Navy has inst con-
cilded arrangements with the Panama Railroad Com
pany for the transportation across the Isthrns Of an
entire crew for the sloopofwar St. Marys and the r..
turn to the United States of her present crew bv the
same conveyance. The officers, who are ID ioir the
sloop, have just received their ORDERS and as NAV
Eeadi2y fe spGpased ars hapRy toaesasEed from the
Cape Hpffa i III +afpplies foT'
a5oto gCacross BY the Same raila
foad. -. =. IN
Dolphin IL calculated to produce it{en
il the system Of conducting our Pacific and East In
dian squadrons. The Mare Island naya s$sd Sp Cal
foEa will probably henceforth become tie Station for
feftairing and retttng all public vesses III acific
waters This arrangement, and the xclIsh6g1 crews
and transportation Of supplies via the EaiSa Rail
road Is likely to do away altogether, oF neaEy 80,
with all necessity for doubling the Cape a United
States vessel once in the Pacific will be ap never to
return to the Atlantic, unless apon some nraordi-
| nary exigency. =. tsrsg
The frisats Wabash, Capt Ensle s Bearing the flag
Of C9lnnodore Pauldng, will sail from your city in
few days for Asphall, to take out the new cfew Of
the St. Marys, and bring home the old one, Whose
term Of service has expired. While this new arrange
ment is an economical one for the government of
course it will be paying to the Railroad Com
pany.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

In walking always turn your toes out and your
thoughts inward. The former will keep you from fall
ing into cellars, and the latter from falling into
inluuitV.
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' oyHSe Of a Bottle.


AEAysAs, TsTA4. October 25th, 185s.-sir.. The
enclosed memorandum came ashore on the Gulf beach
yesterday about noon in wine bottle. 1t landed
some six or seven miles northeast Of the lighthouse
at this pass; wind at the time s. f. Supposing it
might 5e OF interest to you. I take the liberty Of
forwarding it, with my respects.
Yours etc,
D. ". HASTINGS, Postmaster
l.ie1t;snan Many National 0baer ,atory Washington
''Ship AdrnrHl for London Samuel Psen cou4taerd.-
from Melbourne All we'll '' ''
" "FEBEEARY, I7tf., 1s:Iii'
In noticing the above, the National Intelgen
gays:
This bottle was afloat 252 days, and performed
voyage measuring according to the shortest route
distance of at least 1850 statute miles. This is
another illustration Of the fact that the Amazon as
we'll as the Mississippi cast its drift into the Gulf Of
Mexico. This bottle passed the ofng Of the Amazon
on its way, travelled across the Caribbean Sea- and
entered the Gulf of Mexico by the Yucatan Pass.
Could this bottle speak it would have quite an in
terestng tale to tell. 1t would we imagine com
mence somewhat in this wise It was Sunday the
crew dressed in their best clothes and ali hands
were in the highest aprts for the ship had within the
last C5 days performed the remarkable feat of run
ming about 10000 miles She came fvine around
Cape Horn before the brave west winds of the
southern hemisphere. Another three weeks of such
winds and she would be in the London docks At
dinner was emptied to a toast of sweethearts and
wives, and after three times three for old England
ana speedy run, launched overheard"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

TIE ELECTION IN DELAwARE.-Of Returns
The following are the official returns Of the whole vote
cast in Delaware at the late election:
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f O Il r ED RIVE

II e"1I fI,H -, E1,,5 4 7i,i ' at ?; y
IISYs, hs r. II VIZ .'E'c" f.ts@t:t :t-DlRE'T-IhH
1t" Air: In5,tr- .'t i I' w. ',g5.r 3 = iiin.
" r y ~' ~ -: '"'' af"tI'Vt pr ''el-
XII ;rtn 's''' ~" AnsD t.'"'fI. HnFfNrG"r
,, ~ ~ :, '''t Hr"s! Trore HeN+ifin
90. l, H'!t',=9 Or i'f' l'!'tF.
fo 'e -. :" ."'-'-T. % r.! "ii iyHfH h92EH:'Sr t.
HT" ftr AhaA : s ot Of do'E, having been IDo".h
iFl"e iot TIE &l'2'r tftls ami lie" st"nis'Ho.
- -
- 9a FEIRAY, t.Gsslss.ta,t,A 4: > ,'sIoc, p. "
r. h. FOE SHRE A3IPOEsT. GRAND
sssS-tHkS BH%or tangSsEi iHN AZ re- and Alexandria,
the lighl.tr fGEtt Steamboat swan, will leave
as above. FoT:re*.h or n>g!s Ariiy board. a. to
mis- /. H. EiNFNTttN co., IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

New YORK, Nov. 20.-The Royal mail steamship
Niagara, Captain Pyne from Liverpool CD the after
noon Of the ath instant, arrived at Halifax at mid
night, en- route for Boston,
Commercial intelligence.
COTTON.-The market was quiet and dull. Price:
were irregulaE
The Brokers Circular quotes decline Of on lower
qualities and Of l-lG on Midding and higher qualities
The market closed quiet but steady. The sales Of the
week amounted to 900 bales Of which spectators
took IA 100 and exporters l000 bales. H.
The Brokers circular quotes Fair Orleans y, Mid.
h slFh
6 ll-l6, Uplands MiddngGs. fT~' re 'aS
Breadstuffs are quiet and;lnl., Wheat is generally
inactive. Flour is dull, sIntcrior qualities have de.
slinel, - "s :. g..
T. Corn generaly.unchanged. Ped Wheat S.. Sd. to
o. Baltimore Flour sos, to $685.: Baltimore and
'Philadelphia 325 q: to 35s Cd. Ohio Sos. to 37s
Mixed Corn 33=.
l. Conscls for money closed at 925 to 92I.
Havre Cotton Market
HAvsE. Nov. 4--The market is quiet Orlean:
tres ordinaire is quoted at l0jf
General News.
The Paris Constitutional assumes threatening
tone towards the Cabinet asking if recourse to hog
tilites is again desired.
Nearolitan affairs are unchanged. There are add
tiona symptoms Of close union between France
Russia and Prussia. =.
It would appear that France supports an unconji
tiona mission from Russia and Prussia to the Par
Congress
It is rumorcl that French fleet is about to proceed
to the Black Sea
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
r Il g U l. A R PA CKETS.
Tsgs r. STIcAMtsi.S ECLIPSE R4so
sAaI1Ekss1 SEruisLlC AND 9hHRt.gSh1ss' :

ss5ssEzsss sAss:EsEzss sDuT1ipRN RfIHi.E t$=sas, tssz$=sas
The magnificent Thr and supe The elegant and
Eel pSt, rior ftstrunnn@ sr fast running
T.. ". Broad well Republic, Capt SOuth'n Belle,
commander, com j. E. Montgomery ID. NJ. Eroadwel,
Ineuctl her regunr commenced her cOrnnlandcr
weekly trips in tH nar weekly trips in rtnc her regular
n Orleans, NiCks the New Orleans H. weekly trips in the
burg, Grand Guli Washington Grund New Orleans Grand
Rodney and Nat Lake, Princeton, Ga Gulf Rodney and
chez trade SAT lrpnr Ilii'. Ash Ma chez trade,
UKDAY, the 18th ton, Pitchers Point MONDAY, the 18th
October, leaving n iSk p"'s Landing Sept, leaving New
Orleans every SAT H. Dvirncr Good Orleans every MON
CRDAY EEEN'G, ,trich', Iiuiinr MI DAY EVENING, At
ocInrk. for the Ikcus Bend Icka o'clock for above
nlu"C at all inter- burg Grand tiulf all intermediate
ne'lintc Elldhes Rodney md Natch.2 landings.
tralr THURS
DAY the 10Th OCT,
iirnrii@ New Orleans
irGerv Thursday
tF.Vi,NlNti, a 8 O.
i,lnrH the ubnr"
ihnr al inter.nedint"
iinufiHg>
The above in complete order, aud will
tend fHithnilv to nl business entrusted their
The ii~ +, aud EEPE BIC will receive freight for va
river, aud r..-hip at NiChronr- without 1rlaT.
Neither will be responsible for letters
pArknge containing money other v:luales unless regular
ahIes deposited by passengers h the clerk, contained i'll
bAggMre:
No will lie recognized unless contracted under written
order the Captain nile: of the above boats and al bills
2 O'clock or he day leaving approval which will
HEX be paid presentation at the Office q s e.
,sss#s reptasNs~p awaaRRsssH sszBR gsss
For freight pas5aae apply on board Or
nADWELI* BROS. / CGass65 GraTiSEstY
LEWIS SSAPP { Co, Frdfft ST. gsFae@
+. X. LAEGEIlN, % Front street. n 81
n EBA clerk will be the cver every day 10
receive freighttor the aboye hoat' S-asIf o22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
o Fl ! 0 RIV ER
Ie.sea on l;inhf thy 2lst inst at ) O'Clock T. NJ

:;E:' %. n1!b! z; IL VII t e2; HTxI:2nr 4
f " i i Ss 9: ss:,:: ] ,:s m
nboye Tor freight passsge-caryin the rnited sta,c
s F' ''1 HYDR? f?y " On 'S-'d 6 cydfa. Sf 1 St,
forwarded BY E.oad from Ctiro '' d. LOUIS 10 ''
'@ ES5t y II; Il: Il L
49, ;I s D"eks :t ;;,'sE Ka"bs i W Es* Siic9$
r" anc" EyansTi f Hst NSnpi1 sn1 nj isyma S
''s n5 For freight iHw e Pf;'; s ToDly y ".r
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
d. a., o" SoSI%4:T ~ Syis, SaSi s4? fi H. Jspn
WIN s Hj" " cSnt% %%a al T@sI "S',s'fs f5s
% o,or"ng IT. tsS stST S ta lSsf by s %
S''$ 10 0''s or Ss.' j. j. q rs iss "r; I on FH or 70
pa: "i"nlnr attention to delivery ioJ
= leave n1sGUnaAhr & ssGATUsaAr 81 e. Tot,s rHtxr7
60 I. ::: III ;: 9::5si ;::! VII
H'iff:ss.S;5f' a3ifS T. 46E :; 70 e.; povj;a. Street
pat OF her cabins can bs seen and s'a;erool secured
VI, ID 'HAHf]iiET Ss9 A!Hff y CA, :iji;; T;;,Is
T: ths *; Sss%.' 81 :';s4 Ss~ M f,as la:
'1E' "s '',' 5$ $5i$ e" I $5 Co. es poya, street.
= 10 VET MI lssIssIpPI.
-: 5;Psf i y '9:; S2:ssx ;
r. ;,: Z sa s:"s: Bt "'f !; a}a5
os and viii ea1e s ss ey 20 fe'f'Sy FS Ss; 5% or Or
ss5ss' s5 "' y dT 'TH5' + 2F HYDE co.. e. rovdrs. ..
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.gszns,unasss INDIA RUBBER pATENr.-n.AN

sssy7sszrnsass INDIA RUBBER RPATENT,-BAN.
4TOtiNINI l. Ii Cont st.. Billiard Table Mnl,l-
SfactIrer, has constantly hand new and second
Wy hand BILL1ARD TABLES. Also ali articles be-
longing Billiard Saloons such Billiard Cloths Balls tues
and Stretches Also Keno Boxes and Cards Pins and
Balls The undersigned having added to his Mandatory
Saw and Planning M receives orders for saving blaming
Of all dss tons Boxes for packing merchandise, OF all s
oA hand hu mia lie order PlrpE always hand sie
Also MaHogy and Walnut OF all descriptions AT low rates
Mr. ArtoS1ni has also haod large quantity OF log and
toSs4le prepared dyerS and than a,
the North lie has also n hD large assortment Of Bugs Of
AL sizes lot C22psF', st aloaer tt prices. o6 u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
ANOTHER TERRITORY TO BE ORGASIzED.-The New
York Tribune, Of the 18th inst, SAYS: - -


York Tribune, of the 18th inst, says:
Another Territory, We learn, is about to be organ
lZed by portion OF its inhabitahts. 0 tIes st .ef
September election is to be held at various points
IN the Gadsden Purchase for delegates to the rTeHE
torial Legislature of New Mexico, and for delegate
to Congress. The dtter it is expected will present
TO Congress a petition for the separation Of the
tiadsden Purchase from the northern Fart OF New
toral Government. To this post Mr.. L. P Cook was
chosen. How much OF New Mexico they desftesto
have included within the Territory, we ARE "hot5
informed; but. the advocates of the separation
say that the country is naturally divided by tie inter
ycnQn of deserts and mountains into two States or
experimental Jurisdictions The Gldsden PURCHASE CT
fAITizonia as the residents sometimes style # sedr
tans total population Of perhaps thousand persons.
Of whom, one-half are Indians, and third Mexicans
of very low class; The rest Americans and
Germans. The principal village is Tuscon (Tooksone]
There is fort within the vicinity of the place with
a small garrison of United States troops. - - -.