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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

The MEMPHIs EXCITEMENT.-The mass meeting
held on the 26th ult. by the citizens of Memphis,
under the excitement occasioned by the murder Of
John Everson by gambler named Able, came near
resulting in an execution under process Of Judge
Lynch. The Appeal says, that during the delibera-
tons resident of Mississippi arose and proclaimed
that if 100 men would follow him. Able should imme-
dately be taken out of jail AMI hung. The assem-
bage started to their feet with shouts and in spite Of
the efforts of few conservative men the hall was
soon emptied. The Appeal thus relates what fol-
lowed:
The crowd went into the jail forced open the doors
and took out John Able, the murderer Of John Ever
son. With chains upon his person he was hurried
two squares, to the end of the ropewalk where
it was proposed to hang him. Arrived there, the
crowd having him in charge, found his wife, mother
and sister, who made such pathetic appeals that by
nearly unanimous vote. it was resolved to take him
back to jail and let the law haveits course Able was
taken back and lodged in cell, and for few min
utes all seemed satisfied.
A cry arose, +" hang him." and soon crow.bar was
brought into requisiton and the outside door of the
jail forced. Several speeches were made, and finally
the crowd dispersed with the understanding that the
law would be permitted to have its course.
The rope was placed around Able's neck three
times, but he displayed no signs of fear. He ad
dressed the crowd, as did his mother Able said he
desired to settle up his accounts, and in a cool man
stated he had very nearly got through with his
arrangements, SO far as his property concerned
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

MORE OF THE GIANT TENNEssEAN.-Mr. L. P
Williams, editor of the Tennessee Farmer and Me-
chanic," gives the following facts in relation to Mr.
Darden, whose death we noticed the other day:
Mr. Darden was said to have been very sensitive at
any allusion to his unusual sze and would never
sent to be weighed; but by an ingenious trick of
of the youngsters of his town, who were anxious
to know his weight, that object was attained. Mr.
Darden had had buggy ordered to be made for him.
an ordinary one not being strong enough. Mr. D. get
ting in it one day toake ride, some sly young rascal
crept up and marked the distance the springs had
been depressed by Mr.. DIS weight Getting an op-
portnnity while afterwards it was filled with men
and boys until it depressed the same distance as
by Mr. DIS weight. The men and boys being weighed,
OF course gave the desired weight. Mr.. D. was very
much dspleased when he found it out but could mt
help himself to any consolation on that account He
was often very much rrtated by letters from different
persons and quarters proposing to make exhibition
of himself He is said not to have been fat at all.
The celebrated English heavy man, Daniel Lambert,
who weighed 81 stone 79Sbs at IA lbs. the stone,
also very sensitive the subject of his size and
weight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

WHEAT IN NORTHERN MIss1ss1pp1.-The Grenada
Republican of the 9th ult. says: si 5e-
We have been informed that our friend Dr. Fl.
Dockery, of De Soto county, harvested this season
thirty bushels of wheat to the acre This looks like
Mississippi is something of wheat growing country,
and not so badly suited to this crop as very gene
rally supposed. The wheat crops north Of this place
are represented as being surprisingly fine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03
'AY MORNING, JULY 3. 1857.
Neh OrItans 9ailp Grtst.nt.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1867.

Mr.. HAYNES vs., EXECUTIVE PATRONAGE.--1nl look
ing over late paper we read speech Of the Hon.
Bythell Haynes on the Penitentiary bill. One main
feature gave the Executive the appointing power
too much patronage. As he was opposed to this,
hence his opposition that this patronage
should emanate more directly from the people, We
will not quarrel with his Democracy" on this &C.
count but without the record before u.s. how did he
speak and cote on important bill by which the
city of New Orleans was to be put under q commits
sion?' Did he speak the same speech, or as it was
set down 2" [Clinton Cast Feciana) Patriot, 27th
While the Hon. gentleman was opposing the Peni-
tentary bill on the grounds above set forth. viz that
it would give the Governor :" too much patronage, it
would have been it strikes us, exceedingly proper for
him to have said something in opposition to the bills
which passed one branch Of the Legislature giving
the Governor the power to appoint Constables, Tax
Collectors and Assessors Of New Orleans-thus de-
prving the people Of this parish ofthe right to choose
their own most important local officers! ~"
But, perhaps Mr.. Haynes holds to the opinion that
the Governor cannot WELD too much patronage in the
city and too little in the country If SO, his opinions
are no more inconsistent than are the opinions Of
many leading members Of his party. Democratic
presses throughout the country are loud in their de
nunciation Of the insults and expressions the Black
Republican Legislature of New York practiced upon
the city Of New York. Yet, when the Democratic
Legislature of Louisiana insults and oppresses New
Orleans, all is right!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

The RESULT OF THE TRIAL.-On Saturday last
we noticed the fact that Lafayette Caldwell had been
taken before the Seventh District Court Judge CYRUS
Ratli presiding, at St Francisville where prelimi.
nary examination was had and the prisoner admitted
to hail in the sum of So 5OOO The security was fur
nshed, and on the return Of the boat Mr. c. got off
at his place in West Baton Rouge.
Ny Baton Rouge Gazette, 30th,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

NEW ARCTIC ScHooNER.-Th little schooner Ice
berg, which has been building at Kingston, c. W.,
for Dr. Rae to employ in surveying underlined por-
ton Of the northeastern coast of this continent was
successfully launched last Saturday. DR.. Rae was
detained by illness at Hamilton and did not witness
the launch. The Kingston News says:
The Iceberg is rigged as brigantine, and mea'
sures ~ tuns carpenters measurement but will pro-
badly be registered at about so tuns She has been
built with very great strength fit her for the heavy
work she is destined to encounter The season being
too far advanced to enter upon her proper mission,
we learn that she will be engaged in freighting till
the fall when Dr. Rae will take her to England and
be prepared next spring to carry her into the Polar
Sea to accomplish the mission be has set himself to
perform. The Iceberg is prettily modelled and sits
gracefully in the water,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

SALVAGE CASE AT KEY WEsT.-The Key of the
Gulf of the Goth ult gives the following report of the
salvage costs and charges decreed by the court in the
case of McNarma VS.. the bark Philah:
The cargo has been valued by court appraisers at
$6s,6s5 II. -Four large wrecklng vessels and one
smaller one having an aggregate tunnage Of two hun
dred and twentysix tuns and thirty-six men, were
employed in rendering the salvage service. The judge
decreed one quarter of the net value reasonable
salvage the total salvage vessel and cargo amounts
to $l6,6l4 so. The bark was sold by the Marshal
for $l,70l 49, The total salvage costs and charges,
including seamens wages upon the lark. amounts to
81 ,272 0l-leavng balance on account of the bark
of 1929 3S-which has been paid to Capt Spotford
for and on account of whom it may concern.
The total salvage costs and charges upon the cargo
amount to $2O,433 Sc. There has been sold OF the
cargo damaged cotton and tobacco amounting to S.
81 4-leaving balance still to be paid on account
of the cargo Of SIS 062 To- which has been advanced
by Messrs. Wall u Co. upon bottomry or respon-
dencia bond, and the cargo reshipped to its port OF
destination in the ship Lizzie Drew.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

RAILROAD AcCIDENT.--We regret to learn that a
portion of the trestle work of the vicksburg and
Shreveport Railroad, where it crosses Grass Lake,
Friday evening while the locomotive was passing
over it as to drop the machnen in the lake No
one was hurt. [Vicksburg Whig, Tuesday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

ANOTHER MASSACRE ON THE PLAINs.-The New
York Tribune, of the 26th states that letter from
Fort Leavenworth dated June Is, furnishes the fol
lowing information
l open this letter to give you information of the
horrible massacre and destruction of an overland
emigrant train to California of which intelligence has
just been received here The train, which consisted
OF seventeen wagons, when about hundred miles
west of Fort kearney, was attacked by party of
Sioux or Cheyenne Indians who murdered every
person in it-men, women and chidren-burned the
wagons and drove off the cattle. The number of
persons on the train is said to have been about
twenty.
1t is barely possible this may be correct, but we
think it is only another version of the attack upon
train near Fort Riley, the 9th of june in which
four men were killed and several wounded We re-
ceived information of the latter occurrence in the ST.
Louis papers of the 18th ut but up to the 9th the
papers of that city have no allusion to new
massacre.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

THE REASONS WHY.-Gov. Walker of Kansas, in
reply to the question, why have not the people of the
Territory had peace and security? said !" was not
Governor OF Kansas and Mr.. Buchanan was not
President Of the United States'' II,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

A LONG STEAMBOAT TRIP.-The steamer Spread
Eagle arrived at st. Louis the 26th ult from Ye
low Stone. The reporter of the Republican went on
board when she landed and obtained the following in
formation:
The fact was that the Spread Eagle had completed
long voyage, to a point about one hundred and
eighty miles above the mouth of the Yellow Stone,
and two thousand miles from St. Louis, and had re-
turned laden with robes and furs chiefly for Messrs.
P. Chouteau, Jr., & Co. She has been absent just
forty-eight days, had met with accident, and her
unfortunate to obtain no news further than that
all was quiet the Upper Missouri, and that nothing
startling or of special interest had occurred 10 that
region lately One body of Indians near Fort Union
ttedat the steamer as she passed bat did 40 damage
| caly one ball striking the boat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03
---., PONTCHA RTKAIN RAIL-
Ea6h ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEME
1s5 Iazz@xNY Departure of the Cars-From snd after

On sundays the train will leave the city half hour from
o'clock p NJ, until o'clock then every hour un II
O'Clock. The will also make the o'clock trip
Sunday mornings.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning at
o'clock sbOve and the Lake night our
after the last train Extra special trips when required
by notifying the conductor.
A Station House has been erected ut Genty Ridge which
is also made Flag Station where the train will stop
when required from A. NJ to P NJ; down trips, H. u
and O'Clock and trips and AZ o'clock Fare each
In Is Tickets dow be purchased
ticket office and The conductor notified.
The daily Horse Car. ard from Gentily Ridge stopping
required will come from the Lake 61a O'Clock A. NJ and
will leave as follows:
The City .- The Gentily Ridge
At......... 9o'clock A. NJ. O'Clock A. NJ.
At...,....,...l2 At.......... 7. VI.
NJ ,tra;a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

MEMPHIS AND GRENADA RAILRoAD-The affairs of
this road are represented being in very flourish
ing. The portion of the road already completed is
very remunerative, and its credi. unsurpassingly
good 1t will progress towards this place as fast as
circumstances will allow, and the company will prac.
tce every species of economy that is consistent with
its progress and the interests Of the stockholders
The stockholders have much reason for congratuating
themselves in having secured the services of such
men as compose the directory and may safely fatter
themselves that their interests will be looked to and
the stock made profitable with every possible dispatch
r. [Grenada {Iss.) Republican, 27th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03
THE LAKE,

NJ . q PLEASURE ExCyRsION TO
s and Tb.s % the .a
on obsrt Wstsrpmaa r. p j. ;v,s II
e =
@ . i ss s as al
e: s ss's1 '.G sf s;SR
~ PNEsENT .AKRANG EMENI,,
;ssS sas. gj iss
sRs is"
uoyS fhaJtran nailtHsd Il car. MONDAY ton
n CT. n
n sa1s sst. skfPkS n
particulars sR1W sPy 2" sssj9 zGsf e Agents.
jell If 80 and 40 Front street.
Is EEsdKEf s4sAMER sATHKnRaAx naAsne. EvEs Iss
". W. Assis n master. at Z. vii VII leave Mobile every
At ssass Fl s ssS" aes s
draft boat possessing ali modern and for
ss Ren a E x S
every Wednesday morning O'clock and arrive in Mobile
early yastf fnu'S'A' B. SMITH 4reAeuptonas
rr- &c t!h NlOHlhE-DAILY Es-.l ". Y; $ NAIL NAL;
iisssI Sfnse
u y X. s @ .sss! @
ssss R s an
@ It y st. M a
gna and Saturdays gong andon Mondays and
jsl = R. GEDDEs. Agent. IN Bank Place.
LAKE HOK e PA Q n r T
L. EA9lh-NSTEAMER CreOle-For Ocean Springs, and
ss@ksA intermediate landings The new and splendid
low pressure packet EoLE Lewis Nelson master
leave he Pontchartrsr Railroad the the Lake
the cars follows
From New Orleans. W. From Ocean Springs.
Monday, II. A. VI cars. SUNDAY EVENING.
TUESDAY ...., g AM cars. MONDAY EVENING.
THURSDAY .......9 A.M cars WEDNESDAY EVENING
SATURDAY...... a P ,Mears. FRIDAY MORNING.
-- For BILOXI. From Biloxi.
FRIDAY,...,.,....4 A r. NJ cars. SATURDAY MORNING.
I
Cabin Fare Bay St Lonis and Pass Christian 81 90
Children and Servants 70
| !
Cabin Fare Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean
Children and Servants. 81
| Deck
| r. GEDDEs Agent, 10 Bank Place.
| New Orleans, June l. 1851 je1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
---,-zzzzzz=a,1 EARLY TRAIN no

EARLY TRAIN TO
kM - I5l WEE 0CT0R VILE BAY AND
4EKMxktIaot9 @@-X%tSMEXICAN G uLF, (besides
the Regular Trains at 10 A. NJ and 8 p Nd
Sunday h June, tand Sunday morning until fur
ter ce TRAIN will leave "a A. NJ, afording
opportunity of Beakfasng the Gulf and returning
before dinner in the evening be most agreeable
The smallhe and engines in fine order
and good Fish Breakfast Dinner can be had.
pgThere will be early Train the Fourth of July
Omnbusses leave Canal n A.. NJ. daily. iei3 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves sATgEDAY g9ly M st sa 3 Y Pa.itiysly :,
FOR YAZoo RIVER

Leaves SATURDAY 4th inst. P. NJ. Positively.
~ FOR LEEIORE,G GREENWOOD
sdon Yazoo City saartia and yteksburg, the
superior light draft and swift running passenger
steamer Osprny, H. Herby, Geo. Cannon. clerk
will positively leave sbove For freight apply
board - -
jy2 F. G. RANDOLPH CO., AZ Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03
e- UNITED STATES TRl- s
lass.elS9It-sSs E WEEKLY MAlLLIN s5asSkJ

ON SATURDAY,, a
EsDAY, alton THURSDAY

on TUESDAY, atoN THgRspAy,Io SATURDAY, a,
The magnificent U. The magnificent The magnificent U.
" i #s',: f.; bef Mr.
Plaquemne Baton adsonyile, Plaque. Na,ceez will leave
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge for ponsdsonylle
RfyS Rsa s o@Es Port "
ksShsy Htess s s"s
St. Joseph Grand terproof Rodney Adams, Natchez Wa
Gulf Warrenton and st. JOSEF: Grand srpr9of Rodney ST.
ESEsS,S s S. 5s$
The R. W. Pewen|PToyiieqse staeS DAY AZ s,5R p
burG with the skpwhs Landing
er G. s. Ad andievery THU RsDAY with steamer Ran
"a vaseo sos Vsr '@o'ss =" siSh I"1oe
"' ''FF''"''N' wood at high
s @ n M s bo5 w sqys
+ tai for if % T f w M
M Without I'd delay s' and without any charge
S Of iadns are specifyng
BY hs ea a
u 'i's"' u p"'''S CARROLL PRIrCHARD CO.,
H1GS Sd Roy rsao%poa 81 G%9S"fs iss st. St.
h sutss..sis n: seRh5s9HN % + EiStiz : 800 Co.
IS shsf 5is AS
H. D. Co keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
Pilot Bread, coaeehnuse Biscuits Water Crackers,
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers, Soda Crackers,
Wine Bread Boston CRACKERS, Ple-Nic, etc'- ETC.,
All made by machinery at the lowest prices myll 6m
----.-.-,..x, pnp
Fl FURNITURE - -FCIeNlICASkA - nm
GSss S''S % "sS.,ns %',ias.u,.,,.nro 70
TT1 Sell their Furniture,
s'ore lne'r uriirut NJ T,,, y. r,,r,itrrs
will do well by applying AZ NJ JSi'fr. ,Sn rn .oot
;. NO; a9s q opa'.p pntr;cIs Jsf Church
fea b'n oppoSlIe -. : " : o-o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

The UPPER RrvEKs.-The St. Louis Republican Of
the 9th nit. says:
last arrivals from the Upper Mississippi and Missouri
rivers report both these streams falling The Illinois
river is in good stage. Business in the Upper Mis-
sissipp has completely let down. there being nothing
from that river yesterday were most of them fying
light and some boats have laid up to await better
times. Other boats are going to try it again. The
Missouri river boats doing well. Arrivals were
numerous yesterday, business on the evee was dull
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

nj AHLS-a0 kegs sizes will he old large
~ io,s by ALFRED HEARNY.
j,2O 2tawiw y Aacayine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

WEATHER AND CROPS IN ST. HELENA PARISH
The Greensburg Imperial Of the 9th ult says:
affords us pleasure to report that the crops have
at length received that which they stood so much in
the weather was clear and quite warm with pleasant
nights. On Tuesday there was complete change it
having turned cool and boisterous, and was fair
specimen OF March weather. On Wednesday morn
ing the rain set in and continued almost incessantly
up to the time we go to press much to the gratfca
ton OF the planter and to the great relief and health
fulness Of the growing crops. Az &, t. t3Ig7
Corn and cotton are now doing well, and present a
very fourishing and encouraging appearance. The
former, it is said, will surpass any ever heretofore
made in this section. s.if f ;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03
sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

To sail on SUNDAY, July 5tl at s O'Clock A. NJ
Reduced RateH-Pnsae to Galveston Meals incfnded SO
Exe. SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
NNIEkf1 pany-F0r Galveston and MRtagorda Bay--U. 8.
Mail Lne-Tbe superior coppered and copper fas
tened steam hip Charles Morgan, Henry Place, com
elegant accommodations for passengers apply to -
HARRIS, MORGAN Il CO., foot of Jnlia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing
The steamships Of this Company will hereafter pay ighther
H1-Shppers must provide themselves with the steamers
orm or bills oflacing-none other signed jy2
Will sail every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY.
EEEk NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
NEIlNt 0PELOUSAs RAILROAD AND VANDER-
..sssss.s.s. - BILT STEAMSHIP LINE via BERW1CK'S
BAY. THROUGH IN "A HOURS.
The steamship Galveston. David Wilson. commander.
Will leave the terminus Of the Road above upon the arrival
of the Morning Train for Galveston, direct.
The Boat connecting With the Train leaves the Ferry Land
For through TO Galveston, apply the Railroad
Once of St Peter and Leyee opposite Jackson
Square. III =
Freight for Galveston by this Line will be taken at the
Compnnys Landing foot ST. Louis street At Steamship rates
Ml1 u A Il. SEGER Vice Presidenf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

icN Sh y WI n , ~
| 5 p. NJ.
| The magnificent U.
States mail packet
lR. w. Adams,
lCapt. Dick Nash, in
iplace of the steamer
| lNa,ceez, will leave
for Donsldsonville
Plaquemine, Baton
Rouge, Port Hud.
tson, Bayou Sara, Red
River Landing, Fort
Adams. Nntchez, Wa
terproot, Rodney, ST.
Joseph, Grand Gulf,
Warrenton andVicks-
,iburg every SATUR.
.lDAV. 81 5 p. NJ.
The r. W. Adams
!! connects atVicksburg
with the steamer Ran
ger. and will take
freigh tfor all the land
ings on Yazoo river
as high as Green
wood at high water
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03
R-For the Lake-Each trip Immediately after train
ia1n :
r-.a- = r-xx,x,z=.zze.--,NEW ORLEANS, .IACN-
kSA 60 son AND GREAT NORTHERN

N~ N~ ID gRA1LRoAD. RAJ S eAAA' 'o'' f'f'N
Passenger Train leaves New Orleans daily 745 o'clock
from Ss~ soeR 'f;sf 4f
6rsans p.
Years e. M ss cents % ohs ep s
sESS a SS0 s1 h s at the office of the
Company, No. As Carondsle street. Also family tickets
whoss halves in paekeges Of att reduced price
written pass expressly them to do and naming
be by he and T hs for Trip PHI
direction only those making trip both ways will have to be
New Orleans for Brookhaven
an %
sGns M0rfsy M r0 en end Ea
Saturdays Flag Stations midway between staons)
f5stg4t win be received at the New Orleans depot
S''' r. s. WILLIAMS, sup't Transportation.
line Of four horse mail stages rms from Brookhayen
ing with the passengertr trains. s3r
sSyEH ssEt:ss = So a's %sHSASs: Ess'.s:: !zk zk
Powder Horn )-savins on One Days Time as we'll as Re-
Fgas SRb r. X es NEW
sra h"5 T g. Of s1S ns SaS
then each built expressly for this route and
avoid M dangers and delays heretofore arising from the
WIN leave New orleans from the Fs5 LspS1g
SNG O'clock, Sunday, the 10Th Of
Sundays. and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denson
''SP5 S
Freight viii be RECEIVED daily Sundays excepted at the Com
pn vii S % Of
of kind the lowest rates heretofore charged
Frssh before o'clock SATURDAYS and wednes
days o T by the nnn S St spng"y hs u e
s en sss enc
and Levee streets opposite Jackson SQUARE where cabin plans
Of the steamers may be seen and sate.rooms secured
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

RRENtsTF1R d XACHAkIE-NO. IS FRONT
IL STREET, AND NO. 36 FULTON STREET.-We would
respectively call attention establishment IS Front and
56 Fulton Streets where prepared all times to furnish
at the shortest notice. and liberal terms all kinds of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CAST
INt}S, BLACkSMlTHlNG, etc. Each member of the firm
giving his personal attention each department. offer
superior Inducements parties dealing with u.s.
facilities for furnishing the following work
passed by any house in the South West.
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
CHlMNIES, BREEGHINGS;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
STILLS, WORMS
FILTERERS. JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS, etc.,
Attached to establishment general Furnishing
where all articles requisite STEAMBOAT PLAN
TATION AND HOUSE USE may be found.
Pup. Iron Brass Copper and Lift Pumps
STEAM GAUG ES.-SchRter's Vacuum Steam Gauge,
article showing the highest point to which may
been carried during its HeRrsous Water Gauge,
TINWARE.
Chatting Dishes Buckets
Lihh Baskets, Jelly and Cake Meulds;
Coffee and Tea Urns, Soup Tureens
Pyramids and other Ware, OF all varieties.
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Washing
and CaEnon Stoves Deck Stoves Forges Fire
Baskets Bucket Wrenches Steam Whistles and Valves Pow
Magazines Crate Bars Ratchet Drills Hose; Brass
Cylinder, Bbb Stop and Coupling Cocks; Gauge aud Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns LGmps, etc, OF all descriptions.
BREWSTER & ZACHARlE,
Nos, s. Front and 36 FBlton streets.
Sole for SrafeFs Steam and Vacuum Gauges Hear
Gauge; s. p KGse's Fire Pumps and G. W. Cot
TOMS Patent Piston Hesds and Crate Bars. aus "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

r. OHIO AND MISSlS-
Iss - faS SIPPI BROAD GAUGE Rail.
Completed from ST. Louis to Cncinna-Two Trains Daily
Time from St. Louis New York. 40 hours Through without
change of
Morning Mail Tran-Leaves the office of Fourth and
Chestnut streets, at AS A. NJ.
Night Express Tran-eaves the Office of Fourth and
Chesnut streets, at 3.45 p. NJ.
Carrying great Eastern, Northern and Southern Mails
The shortest cheapest and quickest New York and
all Northern and Eastern cities.
For through tickets apply at the Illinois Central Office
der the Charles Hotel Cairo and Sandova Junction
In st. Louis the office of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road the Planters House, and the of Vine and
Water
b. F. LONGLEY, General Southern Agent,
New Orleans.
ISAAC WYMAN General Ticket Agent,
ST. Louis, Mo. myS If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

Sfx FOR PHILADELPHIA-THEA Al VERY
ES fast sailing rk Contest, Capt Aen is now load
.$tseSSssng For balance Of freight. apply 10
j. II. BASS, ll9 Common street
Fg-F Freight taken extr emey low for ballast. je29
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

S Z. NJ.
The ms gniticent U,
States mail packet
X. w. Powell,
Capt. jackson, leaves
for Donaidsonville.
Plaquemine, Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson
Bayou Sara, Red