New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25
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AVER INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAY, September p, l853

SATURDAY. september 70, 1919
kRstv A4.s.-The great yicks5urg U. $. Mail pas.
senvef packet Natohez, Capt T. 2. Leathers, arrived
iEh 4o95 bales cottonhe largest cargo this season
Tae st. Louis passenger packet Hiawatha, Capt
Esaori O. Wayne, arrived with full cargo Of pro-
asea. she leaves on her return trip Sunday morn
az. at 10 O'Clock We are indebted to her gentle-
azanly clerk for late St. Louis papers.
Tha Railroad Line passenger packet J. =, o#on,
Cant j. H. Jones, arrived from ST. Louis win - iu'-
BAD 81 produce she leaves on her return tElp Moh
cav next, at 5 P. M. Mr.. Thee. Layiee' her GEM
anly purser, will please accept oar thanks lot 'i'e
EiyeF papers. nm, r,at
ms Opelousas weekly packet Bayou Belle, Capt
sam LYONS arrived with 100 bales cotton 253 SACKS
,s+,n saad and las head Of cattle She leaves again
lais evening it 5 o'clock, as usual
.ve,.rs m s,-rSg.--Dick Nash for Shreveport Di-
- rlantsin I'd. Jones viii back cut his ine light
is-sught summer packet this evening at o'clock
, M positively, and will give through bills Of ading
!. shreveport and all intermediate landings. we
mia recommend the Dick Nash to shippers as
ssinp very light raught boat and in charge of ex-
nerienced aud obliging boatmen. Capt James w.
Moore is in the Office.
Tie Bagou Belle for OpelousGs al P. NJ To-day
mis- regular and reliable weekly packet, in charge Of
re experienced and popular Captain John Lyons,
+h ehe clever and attentive Mr. j. E. Carlin in the
aNce. viii leave as above for 0pelousas, Smm es'
pe7t. ola River and all landings on the Atchafalaya
The Ya4oo Belle for Shreveport al 10 A. a. 70,
azn.-This splendid light draught summer passenger
7acket. ia charge Of the popular Capt b s Butler
VIII positively leave as above, connecting 81 Alex
n4ria with the Era No. l, very light draught boat
ssat rms above Tie falls, thus offering fair chance
Or shippers to forward their goods to Shreveport
.Fthout the least possible delay. The fazoo Belle
sas excellent accommodations for passengers Win
stgver and gentlemanly officers Mr. Il. Y. Heth Is
Asr obliging and attentive clerk.
gBe Golden Age for Fort adams and the Coast
MS Up. M. to-day Captain VIM. MeCombs backs
g1s his splendid new passenger packet for Fort al
ans and all intermediate landings. The Golden Age
eans III place Of the Bella Donna, and oilers great
accommodations to planters She sa first class boat
"a every respect and is in charge Of experienced ana
esyefnI boatmen. Mr.. j. A. Dunbar is her popular,
sDrect and oblging purser.
~ s. Mail Packet Natchez.-This magnificent
g5cssburg passenger packet monarch OF boats
ssayes as usual to-day just as sure as the hour OF
?. nj. arriyes-CaDt. 7. P, feathers on deck and
nggsrs. +. A. Sherman and Charles Crater in the
sy5ice. Shippers will please bear in mind that the
gat6ez has the new, light draught Yazoo river pack
j Ranger To meet her at Vicksburg, and thus she
grwards freight to all landings on the Yazoo riyerup
20 Greenwood.
Rniiroad Line Packet Imperial for 81. Louis,-
Capt s. Rogers backs ont his magnificent passenger
packet today at P. NJ. punctually. The Imperial
Is oe ii the st. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Rail-
zoad line. or course she connects with the various
7lroaa East and North, and offers the greatest ia,
ailties to passengers. It is well known her accom-
RDaations are unsurpassed and her management
faaItless. Capt Geo. W. Ford, most courteous gen
raan, Is her Clerk No boat in the line nor out OF
d, has better Accommodations, more courteous, ell
rseat and reliable officers, or greater speed