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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-28

The WESTERN PREsAGE.-In another part of
our paper will be found an article headed "Prin-
ciple and Policy" from the Western Presage. a
paper established about the commencement of the
wear at indianapolis, Indiana. The ability with
which it is conducted, the high moral tone which
seems to pervade it, and the good taste, literary
wise which characterizes it, ought to secure for it
an abundant support from all the friends of free
dom and general reform in Indiana. Such articles
as the one we publish to-day will not be likely to
be at all acceptable to the men who make politics
their trade, though the fortunes of the present
hour have thrown them apparently on the side OF
the right. The moral courage of the editor in
presenting such views from week to week, should
meet an''sncouroging response,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-28

P. 81 will print your letter. so that any one
North or South. who wishes to Go what you ask OIL
me, may have the opportunity.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-03-28

A NEW PLAN FOR THE ACQUISITION or CUpL.-
Mr.. Forsyth's treaty with Mexico has been almost
ANONYMOUSLY rejected by the new administrator
The cause OF this rejection, it is said, is to be
found in q new plan which the Cabinet is consid-
ering for the acquisition Of Cuba through the agen-
cy of Mexico.
Our readers are aware Of the difficulties between
Mexico and Spain, and that a Spanish feet is
about to make a descent on Vera Cruz. Now, Mr..
Buchanan Ia not disposed to loan to Mexico money
with which the confscatiuns complained of by
Spain might be satisfied, and the war averted but
will wait quietly THE progress Of events" When
the combat deepens, Mexico will be aided with
men and means from this country, to sieze upon
Cuba, and then the United States will buy Cuba
from Mexico.
Thus Comfort will be able to raise the means
which the expenses Of the war. added to his pre-
sent embarassments will render absolutely neces,
sary to him, and yet do without sacrificing any
more Mexican territory.
Such. rumor says, is the programme for the ac-
com plishment of Mr.. Buchanan's darling project,
the acquisition of Cuba.-Cin. Gag.
We are glad that the Legislature has passed a
law declaring slave catchers from the use of our
jails for the incarceration of men whose crime is
that they love Freedom more than bondage, and
who believe that they have a right to the possess
sion OF their own bodies and the labor Of their
own hands. If our soil must be polluted with the
feet of slave hunters, let Ohio furnish no means by
which TO aid Thorn in their ~nefarious business
&aie Journal,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

Me@ 0rlealllsL / .1aiIg Gresteat.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1s, 1857. ,

: The News FROM NIcARAGgA.-A large amount of
interesting news from Nicaragua will be found the
second page of this mornings Crescent. We have
given all space allows and must, perforce forbear
comment tomorrow morning we will present our
readers with thrilling yet accurate account of the
glorious defence Of Granada and magnificent triumph
Of Gen. Walkers troops. ,,.sg g-r d -
CoTToH. The receipts for the .twenty.four hours
ending at o'clock last evening were, by the Lotus;
from Bueuff river 839 bales; Frank Lyon, from Ala
banla Landing, (Ouachita, J 1898 Dick Nash from
Camden, 1867 James Johnston, from Nashville, $50
James Montgomery and others, 142; Florida, from,
Mobile, 3e5; schooner Onward, from Mobile, LIS
A. W. Baker, tlO5-totaI ssie bales. Exports 1880
bales. ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

. SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STArEs.-0n
the 7th inst, the Supreme Court made the following
decisions, which viii be Of interest to some Of cur
readers :. 10. .-y''' = 's2t77E-e'-.4' t''~- -
F. G. Rogers T. Co. ct al, owners of the cargo and
lants, vs. the steamer St. Charles Jas L. Day ct. al,
claimants. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the eastern district of Louisiana.
r Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of the Court
reversing the decree of the said Circuit Court, with
costs, and remaining the capse for further proceed
ings, in conformity to the opinion of this Court
c. c. Lathrop, plaintiff in error. vs. Charles Judson.
In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for
the eastern district of Louisiana. Mr.. Justice Mclean
delivered the opinion of the Court affirming the udg
ment of the said Circuit Court in this cause, with
costs and damages at the rate OF ten per cent. per
aauuQl. -. &C. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

. HORRIBLE MuRDER;A THE starkville {Niss9 Advo-
cate contains the particulars of the horrible murder
of Robert Burnes proprietor of the Cottage Hotel in
that place, bySDr. W. D. Stovall, with whom hehad
had fight the day before. 1t says: Going near .
Burnes stable, DR.. Stovalt stopped the buggy, and
walked within twenty-five PAGES of Burnes, who
engaged in harnessng horse he beckoned to ne
gro, who was standing near, to get out Of the way,
at the same moment raising the gun and firing. At
the instant of firing, Burnes looked around and
ceved the contents of the gun full in the face He
raised his hands to his eyes and sunk to the earth exp
claiming, My God' Upon this Stovall advanced
to within ten PAGES aud fred the second time, the
whole charge taking effect in his neck. and Burnes
sthen cpiedout :" anna dead man! ~ STILL rot satis
fed, Stoyall coohy approached him, and drawing
pistol put it close to his head and fred again. burst
ing his eyeba from the socket then putting the pis
tof to his breast, he fired fourth time into the body
I q the aheady dead man. Mrs. Burnes and her chill:
dreA rushed from the house screaming, while DR.. Sto
vail eeolly walked of, got into his buggy and drove
| away, - ss8s3.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

I. TIE NEW ENGLISH MIS1sTER-t is currently re-,
ported and generally credited. at least in unofficial
circles, that the Right Hon Chas Pelham villiers,
brother of the Earl OF Clarendon, and one Of her
Maiestys prvy has been appointed British
Minister to this country, and may soon be expected
at tile scat OF government. From a sketch Of this
parsonage the New York Evening Post, we extract
the following paragraph g..s.; '-,. r., - ~
From what we are able to learn of the capacity Of
the minister he is not maof irst-rate abiities
but rather sonnd and discreet statesman of ire
proachabIe personal integrity, upright in his inten-
sesses much genuine kindness of heart and bonl,cnnie
and is reputed pleasant companion and very acces-
t sble.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

THE ORIGINAL ENGLISH ,SABBATH.-The original
Sabbath in England in the year $50, commenced on
Saturday at P NJ, and lasted till daylight on Mon
day. IN the reign of James l, 1866, fine OF one
shilling imposed by act of Permanent on every
person absent from church, on Sunday. In certain
poItions of America, at this day Christians observe
the Sabbath from P. NJ. Saturday evening, until
p NJ Sunday evening" 20 Esr. .-.' -'ss''. u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

TRIBUTE TO MISSIONARY ISFLuENCE-Dr. Kane,
III his recent work, bears. unequvoeal testimony in
favor of the missionaries among the Esgnmaux. He
says: The labofs of the Lutheran and Moravian
missionaries hye been 50 far successful among those
people that but fey Of them are without the pale
Of proessed Christianity and its reforming influences
have affected the moral tone Of all, Before the
arrival of those selfsacrfcing eyangelists, murder
incest burial Of the living, and nanticde were not
numbered among crimes The benefits of the mis-
sionary school are not confined to the chrstianzed
nations and it is observable that the virtues Of
trath, selfreance and generous bearing have beer
noulcated successfully with men who still cherish the
I Wild tradtionaly slpersttions of their fithers.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

ANOTHER PRESENT TO THE QUEEN. - Mr.. John
Teknor, Of Mobile, has resolved to eclipse the small
potato affairs Of presenting ship to trans Atlantic
royalty. He has procured beautiful pair of horned
owls, placed them in palatial cage, and consigned
them on board British ship to her Britannia
Majesty, with John Tcl1nor's best respects. . -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

New METHOD OF FINISHING; 4 W1FE.---In LOUIS
vile one cold night receutly,a man named ,Ioha
Brown, the father of five chdren, ducked his wife in
wasltub and then thrust her o1t Of doors with tie
inteaton of having her frozen tozdeatt. "A watch,
llpln, found her wandering about the street, took
her home, and then bundled Of her brnta! husband
ioii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
REGuL PAGkETs..4 r
r. "a, sTEAfsESs ECLIPSE ~
s;tJrYEEE,EN BELLE, ssss.asassss=


Tha ulgrfccat steamer The elegant and Hst,rITiHE
tE,ise H. W i}roaiwe ,tearaeF soltI heT.s Belle,
rn, III fpe HIllikeUs Bonn j. n. roHdwe. Cgfnal4,
Virr slrr tru iIuf, Red Tor Grand lake frCliH IlHl=
r,ry ana Nafchez leNyn5 NeE rg Ashton, PrtT's Point
FaauS every SATG&nAYtSkipwith's Lgding, Lake Pro
ETESfN At o'c1rt, for thc H5deGce CnmHae !.anaina
Erj all iute-In-iiu5e ,eod c!s Landing M!kel,s
Ignit.g. Is Bend, Eicksl1ut", GEatIl Gulf,
- IGirfg tad. Ma chez lsrSing
New Orleans e9ery- I'll EKS-
-E-y 30! DAY +, ,TENINti, at 5 . cloc,l.
for the above and Gti interrhe-
iiiae lnndiGgs,- t-..s-'-s - s-
The above steamers In c1nFete oTter an1 VIII At
ett fairSiY to all business entrusted 10 i4eir care -
The ECLIPSE and sol FftERN BEE vii receive freight
HaBoo rNeF and re-sAp Ct FiekhhTr WiGi4f s'eia 4
T4,r Of me- ayc sleIrs Viii be responsible i0r letters or
packo.as cortnhc money o-"r vIn4Hlcs 1es regular
6j sf hing taken and contents st'e for any yIu
cs deposited BY passengers with the clerk or contained i'll
baggage. .r. . ,... .,,.
q s " Il be o:ei nH'esS contracted nner sTit'rn
ni Office p tie boAtro whir' they belong
heluyc II ck ne day Of ehTDg for approval which WI!
phd prcsetaon at ht office oil Ae Agents. Is IRA
yier f.~'-a--+-
For freight or massage apply on hoard or to g..~- q
BF6ADWEIt. dFsOS!& 60, ,.65 Gravier ST., r
LEWIS SNAPP i coz Front ST., -.
X. X. LAUGHI.lN IS Front street, -.
MA clerk will ha the cvpe every day in the week. to
raravp frrrht or the above boats. jAS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

CeID WEATHER IN. .FLOn1Ds,-On the i23a of
Deceiilser the thermometer at Moanopy, East Flor:
itln Stood at twenty-five degrees asunrise. which is
colder thar has eyer been known in that region.
Standing water froze to the depth Of two inches, and
ice accumulated for several days., -s,7,r. .. 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

CHItRpH- AND STATE IN PREssIA.- The Prassian
Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs has decided that
children of dissenters who have been baptized in the
State Church must even after the secession of their
parents, be considered as membcss of the Church
unt their fourteenth year. In the Protestant State
OF Hesse Darnstadt the court Of Mnyence has SEN
tenced Rev. John Cz;crski to four months Iprison-
uent for having assaed the teachings, Institutions
aud customs of the Catholic Church.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

A HAYFIEH NoB1kHAN.-The Duke Of ST. Thora
was IN Petersburg. Va, week before last on his way
to New York, Hes;a. splendid Niger, with lots Of
baggage-is high noble. Of Itaytis a. particular
friend of the Emperor Faustin, and visits the United
States with view to nlatrilnoHy. Sister Dattpn and
other "negro worshippinss' dansels viii please take
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

e RAuRoAD AooIprNf.-A dispatch of the sth inst,
from steubenville, Ohio, says:
The coal train going west this morning on the s..
and l. Railroad, flew the track on the bridge three
miles from this place. striking the braces, throwing
four cars into the creek and breaking one end of the
bridge down. No detention of trains and no other
-floy opai III .- ''-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

No MORE GRErNA GREEN MARRiAGEs.--By, an
act passed at the last session of Parliament, it is pro-
yided that after December 81, 1856, no irregular
marriase contracted in Scotland BY declaration ac-
knowledguaent, or ceremony shall he valid, unless
one of parties had at the date thereof Ibis or her
usual place Of residence there had lived in Scot
land for twenty yone days next preceding such mar
=; = e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

FoR yMEMPHIs.-The splendid, steamer Ben Frank
lin, Capt. NJ. G.Anders, will leave for Memphis and
all intermediate landings this afternoon. at O'Clock
punetualiy The Ben is a fine boat. and aitogether
worthy the attention Of passengers and shippers.
Messrss John Z. Hyde & Co., G6 Poydras street, are
her agents. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

juvenile FINASolER.72A boy fourteen years. OF
age has been arrested in New York Toy parinining
letteys and money from the post-ofice He engaged
a box in the name of Stanford Il Co., an extensive
establishment and helped himself literally to their
rnnittanres ....-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

WHAT A VIGOROUS SNoUT CAN po.-The steamer
Emma Brown was sunk near Hurricane Island, in the
Ohio river on the 81 inst. She had on board load
Of hogs and it they rooted hole through the
bottom of the boat and sunk her. She was run on a
bar and the hogs were taken of. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

'+ STEAMBOAT Disasters ON THE WESTERN WATERS.
A late number of the Louisville Courier furnishes the
Following: .E ..... s,ss..s
The steamboat disasters on the Western waters
during the year 1856, have been very numerous, in
dollars. The sacrifice of life amounts to 50 persons
The whole number of steamboats, lost was 152.
During the year 1856, the disasters amounted to the
saof-llI steamboats,, involving the loss OF LOT
I,,1SiIi |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
gHE APPROACHING IsAvdusArros.lThe Demo-

+. Tile Inauguration of James Buchanan promises to
be the most gnhcent instaiment Of Chief Magis
trate ofthe United States that has taken place.
he military and civic associations of the large cities
making preparations to visit Washington on the
.ment; National Guard of the 1st division New York
State militia OF the city OF New York the Burgess
Corps of Albany ,sthe keystone Club Of Philadelphia;
and the Young Mems Democratic Union Club Of New
York, who viii be accompanied by Dodworth's full
band
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

DREADFUL AFFAIR--In Wheeling, On the 2eth
ult., an Irishman named Richard Moore was burned
to death while drank ard his wife at the same time
lay in another part of the burning building bleeding
bruised aud in state of beastly ntoxicaton, uneon
scious Of what had transpred. The fire was 'extn.
guislelby some neighbors and the woman rescued
from the awful fate which had overtaken her hus-
hand r. -..-. 49,. r.4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

No UsE--The other day member had prepared
the following resolution to submit to the House of Re-
pfesentatipes but on second thought concluded it
was no use, and abandoned the idea;
Eesolgef, That one dayin each week Of the present
OsesSipn le devoted TO legts.tins ioC white o:E5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

ilOHTAsLHi srIAM ENGIN EsIfko;N El;,; y 1 TO
l. ~ horse nlN9T celebrated patent OF iotfh son
Ie IIo & bradford differing esenaiy'in their econene
and darabe qualities fr1m engines Of any Other @ nS y t m M
Union Pamphlets with f description ana eieis rpm ~
different persons VIII using theR will he s y ipIa on ap
MICS ion 10 t subscriber, WHO is sole agent IN ne" orIeNa
HqNrd son beng sole prop Ggrs Q, tns pS;g & @ Ss & %
1ri, and All pptnrFd limitations are frhtps Hl11h tht u
MN ~ - '''| ~ SA'tLEL Il GILMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

Az UNSAFE PLACE.-zTwo murders having been
committed recently by conviets ia the MASSACHUSETTS,
peritentiary, woman has applied to the Governor
to pardon out her son, the ground that his life
Is in tonupr 70. .' " s'7'-..- '-Er
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

New PosTaL' CeNVESTIoN' WITH FRANoE--lt is
said that an Important Postal Convention has been
tepdered to the United States by the Ffeaah Govern
mont which, If ratified will greatly simplify our cor.
respondence with foreign powers. This convention
provides that we may transmit letters prepaid il the
United States through France to al the powers with
which she has postal conventions. The postage will
be, per quarter ounce fer France Is cents England,
Belgium etc, p cents Adztra, ,1taly, etc, 223cents;
Cpnstantnople, the Levaut etc.. cents; the East
Iudlesy sSaceuts, etc. T1s is understood to be the
general scheme though Isnot certain thatthe fig
I ures are given With entie accuracy :, -.
| TheNew York Evening Post, in-referrins toths
! convention, says: '~- - -'"'
y II pfpp6ses to give US practically the benefit of all
the alc6nventfons which France has with the rest
of the wOtid, and they ore more numerous than with
any otter foreign power at present in the world, we
shlN be able 70 post y letter in California or New
tYoIk f9r France 4Snyrua, Agiefs the East Indies,
l. Gladal0ure, yienna, B9glad, and, by'prepaying a
postage varying from Is to 3 cents per quarter ounce
eel tculeof its delivery by regular and the earliest
conveylnce At present it is necessary for US TO re-
nav in France the postage on letter tor tile ais-
patch Of which we have occasion to aval ourselves
of the French postal conventions. This involves ao-
dtona expense, and, what is worse, great inconve-
nience, especially to parties who desire toprepay,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

BALTrloRE HARBoR AND THE CHEsAPEAKE.-A
Baltimore dispatch of the sth says:
The river is obstructed and there is ice from the
head of the bay to the mouth of the Pauxent river
A large eastern schooner is ashore on Man-ofwar
shoals. The Norfolk steamer came up this morning
without detention. Hs.s - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

THE WISCONSIN, ELECTORAL YoTE.-A messenger
having in charge the electoral vote OF Wisconsin
arrived in Washington last week. The vote, IT Will
be recollected was not cast the first Wednesday OF
December as directed by law, in consequence OF a
severe snow-sorm having prevented the electors rom
reaching the State capital in season. They arrived,
howevpr on the following day. cast the vote of the
State as usual and appointed a messenger to convey
it to Washington. National Intellgencer, sth inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE. :

New YoRx, JAN IS, l557.-F4our Is active prices
81 25 to &c 40 Mixed Corn 72c to 75c; White 7Gc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.


M
llrk,sa man. Me11p his, aod all intermediate aniiDgs
elegant and fast running passenger pac,set
Alee Scott. Capt Barnard WI he IN early add Ieye os
Or to - ~. G.. w. SHAW Il co, "a Psyarhs street,
and ,sTp freitItf f'NF tai3 >
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves -s5A!IURpAY. lItir.insta AZ 5psM:

Leaves SATURDAY. l7tir'inst, at 5P. NJ.
ryxsz. F'Ds: CAROLINE BLUFF, HU,R-
= Bluti ShreVepeft, Grand Bayou. Gt1ap'e
sssssrs Grand Ecofe, st. Atuce, !iinden, and land
EOte Alexandria. and torroh's Lamb
ing lie fast running EsciIc satcs, NJ
Ba,ner N aser win above. For ffeglt pas
sage, ar,.ly Or board or to
Jal5 p. d BRlAToS, II Canal st.
Leaves on SATURDAY tfe I7tt Inst, ats ociock ?. IL
f~s FDE LAKE BIS'TE n Il 4 e,
stt.tr5r Sh5eyeppit Grand Bay Canptc Grand EcOt
ssasa= ST. Maasee, = ~Aisxgaara.spd Gafoas i4litias
the new. lGtt draGf and fast running passenger iacket
Erlle G afcs q. M rafier VIII leave for the
above aii nteFpeaiae landings For freight passage
apply board to
A''' 7. 3. SMITH Tchoupitonlas street.
Ne VIII take freight f6cTiur!cA md Carolina Bluff. with
privilege OF reshippirg. iapi :,
will Iaaa aa SATURDAY tbs l7ti inst, at o'clock r n
= FOR ..yHI F f'ii iS50S, SMITH T.
as-1sS-s5zs ali eae auiirgs, the steaaet DieA
Nash. Captain YIN hampton, wIelve aEose, Eo freight
. OF pa atspiF igOtrd, =
ial6 -"'e r. b, SMITH Tc 5ipionids street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
-EonNeMtion. slys

A Man DEsAprrArED--A drunken man fell with
his neck on thelairoad track, in Frederick county
Nd, few days ago, and train passed eW him
coplplatelyscyerlng his head from his body,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

= IT Mr. Eyillers, however has any Of the astlte
diplomacy Of his brother he and our venerable Pre-
mier, Mr.. Marcy, likely to have. an interesting,
time OF it unless. indeed our Premier, in view of,
his speedy retirement to private life concludes 70
take his ease for the remainder of his term, and turn
ovcrtlle heavy work of his Office to his successor
Gen. Cass. ..,-a. 'ss.~ .-..-t'=- - ESSEX.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

CoAL.-Tle editor of the Louisville Denoeratconl-
plains loudly because he haste pay fifty cents basle
for coax What would he sayfi he lladt buy it here
at the rate of two and sometimes three dollars per
barrel ? ~. .-- -. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16

Sneaking of hoops, Punch says that man wlso Ia
tends getting round his wife must start very carry III
the morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
THE LAKE,

ssx... sTf}IS HInBlf4fI--nA1IY u. \. NAH,
= LIHE-Winer Arra:sehlent.t sn'n''I low
muster: Florida W H. l!nehings master CnisIof.
,yi L. Myers, master, hniit expressly tor the isSe
trni with superior o. the aove steaers
will leave the Pon;ciarin Railroad DAILY on the arrival
Of the P. NJ. train Of cars. --. -
Returning will stop at PaScagoua MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS. .-s se
beGh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
FOR BE Z z Il " L ".

Leaves on SATURDAY I7,iLjpstant At 5 =. Il.
rT<. RE GUAR PACK Ell FD r.
LIZ I,friIf Rset High Prairie Jetferson Harri
tsss st'bifg ~ in.elnedste lettings on
Iac RIVE tic and sTbstIntial steamer Lotus. VIM,
Dillon master win leave aBove For freight or passage
AgsS i?S5 VI '''" r H Bl2INToN CO. u Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-16
FOr sslu by . u E. = !" u ,rrar wa, triinn
ma II: ~ ~ Fa'Y.tit'' '' - -. -'.~-s-,-5.- -
VoDHHIEs, Itst4s y ci'., No Is fchoVrl 10y

V TUtLAS SFi2 EEF, have t1r satS-, e. @-7- -"'''f
: 1850 boxG, Geo. s. 'iitoo Suu Candles
Se5 BStIr& IF5yand's sI,s1e, saaAi3s?>
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