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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12

fail it certainly will not be their fault Business con
tinues dn about the landing.
The ST. Louis Democrat Of the 9Th contains the
following items
NEW Bears FOR TIE MIssoURI.-Hoic they are
Progressing Captain Dan Ables new steamer Jno.
II. Dckey built for the Pacific packet line, Will be
here on Sunday. A gentleman who IVES on board OF
her on her trial trip says she like streak of
lightning. She viii be the fastest and one OF the
finest OF the Missouri river packets.
Captain McPhersons steamer, the G. w. SombaTt,
and Captain POstals Platte Valley, are nearly COM
pleted at Louisville.
Captain Henry S. Eaton's new boat Iatan, one of
the stannchest boats seen will be ready at the
Cincinnati wharf in abont ten days.
Captain Bisselrs steamer Peerless, for the Missouri
river Union Line, is completed, and loading at Louis
vile, for this city. She will be here on Monday.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 4th says
dispatch has been received in this city, stating
the sinking Of the Stephen Decatur, Captain Frank
Bailey, bound from New Orleans to this port. 1t
states that she struck the wreck Of the sunken
steamer A. L. Shotwell, few miles above Memphis,
night before last, and Immediately sunk. The cargo
consisted Of five hundred and seventy five tuns Of
groceries, including fourteen hundred bbls. Of mo
lasses, and one hundred and fifty hhds. of sugar.
The Decatur was steamer, built at Pittsburgh,
and cost $4,000. She was owned by Capt. Frank
Bailey, Clerk Bart G. Leiper and others, and IS IN
sured in Pittsburgh Office for $4,000 or S2O,OO0.
The principal part OF her cargo was consigned TO our
merchants.
ARRIv ALs-The ouachta packet Bluff City, Capt.
Frank Keeling, arrived from Camden with 654 bales
cotton and a goody number Of passengers. We
thank her attentive clerk, Capt. Lewis Snapp, for
late papers. She will leave again on Saturday at
5 Pm.
| The Cumberland river packet JAS h. Lucas, Capt.
| II. G. McComas, arrived from Nashville with 203
hhds. tobacco as part Of her cargo. We thank her
Cn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

FRIDAY MORNING, Feb. IL, 1858.
Yesterday the weather was cloudy, nav, windy
dusty, cold and dsagreeable-- night misty
rain set in. Business quite dull on the leyee Arrivals
few and departures ditto. A good many boats are
coming, and goodly number are to leave on Satur-
day, weather and business permitting-the regular
lower river packets viii go any how.
We have nothing later of special interest respecting
the lower rivers TO report.
The st. Louis Leader Of the 5th inst says:
At this point the river for tie "a hours ending AT
dark last evening, reeeded some few inches with
about 81 10 feet Of water ia the channel TO Cairo
The Illinois river Is in excellent oatng order The
Cremona arrived yesterday from the Upper Missis
sppi, and Capt Doyle, the commander, reports the
river in good order, although reeeding slowly.
We were in hopes that the big swell in the
river between here and the junction Of the
Ohio would have mad the effect OF raising
the New Monongahela, sunk some weeks since
near Cairo, but we regret to learn such ia not
the fact, although the owners have kept full
supply Of hands constantly on board, to take ad.
vantage Of any circumstances that might arise in her
fayoF-sonld not that succeed while the river Is up
but little prospects Of her getting out Of
her present unfortunate position. One thing, how
ever, Is certain, that the owners have done all In
their power to procure successful result, and they
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12
COTTON AND roBAcco srArEMkNr.
ASlln

SUGAR Prices again advanced iS4c for good qualities
with sales hhds. Fair to Fully Fair 4ss@55Se
aB.
MoLASsEs About 5000 bbs sold at lsd2lh and pc
Fermentng Choice and $50 half bbls 25Se gallon
FLOUR. We noticed Of $500 b0s Including 800 odin
airy superue 81 Sos4 49, Louis 81 375 200
diana and 100 St S71 81 So 100 Extra in
So small lot IS 25 700 Unbranded s. $685. and Sc
Common at 50 Is q Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn embraced 5000 sacks
which 1000 Inferior aud Rejected 4Oc Ordinary 49,
900 90 and 100 Prime White Yellow 5556c
q bushe OF Oats 200 sacks Ohio sold Ale, and 400 St.
Louis 43c y bushel OF sacks sold 7Oc
and 200 Bran and shipstuff at 75c p 100 rs.
PROVISIONS Pork was still higher with sales Of 1900
bbs including T72 SIS s7 800 in three lots
little weight SIC and $50 Choice and Extra Heavy
sic Is bbl Bacon and II casks Western Sides
sold Toe q of Green Meats 20 900 bs sold in bulk
6sc for Shoulders &c for Hams and IL for Sides.
still advancing and noticed sales of erees
Prime exc, and 100 at 9lc q b..of Beef 50 bbls and
terces NJ. o. and B. sold private terms.
COFFEE. The demand continued with sales Of 5000 bags
of which 1884 lOc 1929 lO@O1S and sg7 lie q b.
INDIA BAGGING 25 bales Light sold at l26e, and
small lots Of Good Weight l2c. Extra Heavy held at lsc
q yard.
RICE. Carolina selling at SsS@135Se D n.
COTTON SEED OIL. Small sales of Fisks Clarified at
soc q gallon.
WHISKY. .270 bbls Recfed sold Wednesday at
49, and 100 Dexter yesterday 26, gallon Extra Recti
fed held at l9c and upward.
POTATOES. 800 bbls Piukeyes and Neshanaocks were
sold a day two since at ST 6716 q Dbl.
FREIG HTS.,.A ship taken for Liverpool at I'D for
Cottor and consignment given away the
the berth filling mp 15-s2S15d. Some Tobacco shipped
for Msrseies sI and Cotton at nc and Flour to BOs
ton nj CDc
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Exploits.

NEW YGRK-Steamshp Black Warrior-669 bales cotton,
A5 bbs hou bbs whisky 1881 do pork ~ tics lard 40 ties Of
stearine, 4795 boxes raisins, 1874 pkgs mdse.
KEY WEST via FLORIDA professionally Atlantic
1855 bbs flour pork SO obs whisky 80 hbls moasses 20
bb potatoes 100 stores do onions, 2iO ga
sacks corn 50 s 20 bales hay hhds do bacon
LlsBoN-ship Norden-95,T00 slaves.
NEW YORK-Ship Clfon-l20 hhds tobacco, 1859 bbls Of
pok 70 casks do 25g 42 lard q casks aud
hams shoulders Us hams and shoulders 625 pkgs Of
provisions.
TRIESTE-ship d Shepherd-2775 bales cotton.
LIyERPooI.-ship II VonGagem-l9ss bales cotton, 2lO0
ST THoMAs-Bark K Rawlins-Manest not to be seen.
BoRDEAUX-Bark Montpeer-5i 900 slaves.
BosToN-Bark Cheserl00 bbs -four, 729 do pork 1888
lard
PHILADELPHIA Argus Eyes bales cotton, Is
bbd tobacco sugar 253 and as bb lard 0 bbls
pork 3i bds hides 1856 empty casks go empty bills q pkgs
mdse,
HAVANA-Schr Peerlesl647 sacks corn, 40 do bran 5a
ties hams rs do lard, 90 kegs butter S96 RI ties.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

wILLIAMSPoRT-Sieamer Bella Donna-9s bales cotton
ard flun-S6 Washington jackson &co67 do
Payne larrisons seudder-l22 DO Harris Leyi6l do
Richard Nagent 6eo6 do edward Male &co8 bales cotton
john lee7 rhos Henderson Pealell Campbell Strong
IS Pianche Sco22 Scott Villains &co59 5 o Nilsson
co.'s Wood Lows do Cutre Harrison se92 bales cotton
Warren Gilmore heolA bales coon Smith, Harris &eo5 do
Cleveland BROTHERS ke do Felson Stevenson &eo9 DO 70
Wright Allen Acol0 Felowes &co40 John Watt &co36 do
W kslin &cole Ar MenberKer Borron25 bales cotton
ByTne, Vance Aco-22 Mltenbgrger Hopkins
e0-i5 Oakley Hawkins Aco9 carleton, Whiting ful-lD
Belocq Nohlom ScO20 Henderson. Terry NcoO Leblanc
Son5 K q VASES DO NJ u Brady Sco-l36 bhds 80
bh molass Washington jackson co3i do Thompson Sco
- hhds Smith, Harris &col2 hhls moasses Relf
40 hhds lu bbls moaSses Mitenbeger &col3
hhd Edward nuriye Seol5 obls moasses ID Kelly
Cob hhds sugar DaSiys-2 do w 4 Montgomery
do Bogart Foley Avefys4 bbls moasses John Watt &cO-l
hhds sugar b Eraert &eo-l2 do bb molasses Kelly
&colU hides 2ib sacks cotton seed 10 odelo0 do Dasil
vasundries ordeTota 96 bales cotton hhds
ST. bbls moasses 81 hf bhls moasses
BLUFF CITY-Stenner Loius-lfS bales cotton W Phil
ps 6cO-Si Gis Ferguson &coS7 do ellis &co-iO4
Byrne Vance 4cO2l DupereT Hayes &co60 bales
Jordan Aimms kalleger65 Dnand Rocquet &co-t7 do
Harris IeviS5 II Carter &eo5i Hugely, Rssr kee-sl
Boxarl Foley AveryS1 Duncan Iogan-Sl bales cotton
Oakley Hawkins 4eo-I W Esn 8eo-24 George Connolly
IN DaTis jenkins 8eo-9O bales Edward Male
Il John Watt kcol6 Gorrisson Brol5 LAforest
l. riieher, Goodrich &co harde &eoli bales cotton
Campbell Siroug-ll Bay &co-l0 Wight, Allen AGO.
Nay keo-S Nelson Se9lS hides Gits, Ferguson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12
IMPORTS.

MATAGoRDA BAY-steamship Robt waerman-3 bales
cotton q hides to order.
APALACHICOLA-steamshp Ameri-a-I0O gales cotton to
Tarlenn Whiting Tullis79 do John Mitchell &eo-35 do
q ID Metcalf22 do Wood L0w-Toal 236 bales cotton
UAVANA-Brg Talulah-iSl boxes sugar DE Wiser Sco
IL bales Plassanl7 q bbls cider lot Of
fruit to order.
PENsACoLA-schr Diamond-55 bales cotton to Lloyd &
Frierson-29 Hughes, Hysed &eo29 do Harris Levi
To al Il3 bales cotton.
cHARLEsroN-sehr EGorSsl ties and hf tc, of rice to
order
RocKLAED-Brg Lydia Francls-27Oo bbls lime creeyy 4
Farwell.
ToBAsCo-schr BuIlrush-sOlo logs mahogany Camerden
- bales tobacco CASTILLO 4 Harspe.
NEW YORR--Ship Sultana-Assorted mlse.
BILoXT-Sehr star-32 900 feet lumber W sioeker.
PEARL RIyER-Schr Isabella-lO,OOO feet lumber to W
Care AGO.
PAsCAGoULA-schr AnoIa-2s oO0 feet lumber to order.
BILOXI-sehr James Eliza-27 900 feet Of lumber to
Stocker.
PAsCAGoULA-schr Isabela-25OOO feet of lumber to J
r Elliott
ANTE RIvER-Schr oseeoa-s00OO feet lumber order.
ToHEFUNCTA-Sehr Fontainbleau-60 cords Of wood 10
order.
BAY ST LoUIs-sehr United staesso cords Of wood to
order.
BuoXI-Schr Mary Jane-So cords wood to order.
BAY ST LoUIs-sehr Lady Of the LAke2s cords wood to
order.
BAY ST LoUIssehr southernorao cords wood 30 order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12
Asn O leans lailp Crescent.


tFor she Nes Orleans D lily cfescontl
Death ana t.ifo.
Chill blows the wind, and dark and dreat
The forest and the fields appear,
And the cold rain,
Ger bill and plain,
Hsweeping for the dying year.
All natures ROBBED in sables sad.
Where is the smile which late she hadl
When all was seen
Arrayed in green,
And every living thing was glad.
Gone with the dying year away.
Nothing that's lovely here can stay
Sad lesson this,
There is no bliss
In this black world bat must decay.
OF ali that lives, is this the doomg
50 soon to pass from joy to gloom.
A little while
To live, and smile,
Then rest forever in the tomb9
It cannot be God never made
These lovely things, which bloom and fade,
To pass away
In death for aye,
And bloom no more in glen or glade.
The power which bids the buds to blow,
The germ TO spring, the rill to dow,
The soul TO hope
viii surely ope
A brighter world than this below.
The genial spring reviyes anew,
In richer radiance, where it grew,
In dell or bower,
The faded flower
With rarer ripper beauties too.
And that same power will surely bring
To you, and |, and every thing,
When life is DER,
And times no more,
In paradise, eternal spring.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12

NEw Y9 Ok Fanny F9sffmT Ay%s SEQ
BSaDf Burnside Erou ii IeoM Bd2Dsfp &c
Bredow wusthoh-J J Bonnafe--Bridge, Raniet keo-A
Momus deoP cazenave Cosgoye BoSleC Carriere Seo-
Conysrse Kennel seo-T@'he No. by Seo-p3y'f Jenkins
b kthel &co-5atqn tlender sonFresen, Stevenson
Il Goldsmith .seo-L GodchauN 6co--tirccu X Crump-H
Ne Reo osg HartS Gs9 Sco
Gaines-Htche9ek Lattng--kGsnig Zornehe Sco--R
BTosIW II I's,ehford Seo-J l.um &co-Nes Adams AGO
1Mcl-emore Rsyearn SEQ NesenI-J Nc !'Snale-C
Mclnnahan teo--B l. Mann seo-J Norton 6eo-Cspt o m
Seo-Prestley / Bein~Psyan carhaft-Pos Me-A Rob-
&co-A Bo,sseu keo-N ksardo-Syms Pioyan--Schmidtk
M4yipTG shay w. sl1esH ~ SeamynLB Tnpin
W 5 Wright &cO-D Williams 3 SOM Woodruff Seo--and
Aiberl-J ii Ashby-Bridge Ranett &eo-j Burnsi sco-
BARLEY, johnson AGO. burrows &eo-Babeock Rohdes
w Bubrdge Buehannon, Carroll aco-C II Bradshaw
Booth &eo-W G Beerton 6eo---J BonnHiiee-Cooper 4
mus Sco-Dnfaut &eo-G l. Dolson sonDunean 4 Logan
Donney, Bezzins &eo-DyAs Seo1Dudley Nelson Seo-R N
keo-Eaton HendgrsonA Fernandez keos Fernandez AGO
GulemainSA Grief &co--Goodricb tSo-T tiuon-L
GoldsmihIeaIthwahe, Giaea &eo-D Goren-F Howard
Henderson SGanesHenderson Terry&eo-Heald bsse AGO
drbnD jackson t-F Janfd tni,
Johnson &eo-J Johnson Seo-kiags md Bsrstow SEQ
rd- Mouior-Saye os-MSrtin Cobb 6co@Pelsne freres
y s@%, oayns T@ SSo BeS
Robson Aien-Schmdt Zeigler-C Schueider-H Schasen
&co-George smedrs &coJ shue-C ST adler Scovil Mead
Smith Cooper Sco-Taylor Kuapp-Townsend, rompkns
&eo-Taylat aGhurohll-o DIV odman-WTght Allen Seo-
W Wright AGO. Wright AGO. Warren, Gilmore &cOT l.
White Yale jr-coyas a Nsgropont--and order.
BoSToN-Ship Maritana-Pree, Converse snithFlint 4
Jones-CochrAn a II t--Wooa 6Low-NoOThes GFiggS &cO
J Z Whitney AEON Mier-Bredow 4 Wusthoh-G
7 fuddecke kco-&orre Gayle &eo-6 w shaw &co-Hale
GreenleafA Robb &co-Ric6Ards slocomb 6co-Lu
Kendall &co-M G BelierOn &co-P Bruatour--W q y
Neage-R Rayne &eo-beebe 4eO--J z Turner-John NJ
Goald-A D Grief &eo-Dyas ScO-C A Eager &cO-w L
Gushing &cotIarris a Ievi-Vose BrosJ Persons 6eo
Wheeler Blake-Rogers, wood-iI &eo-Tirsll Bates-L
Gennella Seofros &eo-McCuIehou, Howell &eol thompson
BaTnes-Ogeshy Aaeaulay-Robsou Alen-u @ Gaines
6eo-HeA1, Masse 6eo-H X Carer SeO-R Blair 1eo-E
Mafquele &eoG Boye-C Stewart 6co--H Parsons-w y
Nredeubugh &co--J A 4 Kicks kcoJ a G Cromwell
Taylor CharehE w Benton &eo-R Metigegar Sc0-Koe.
mig 4 zerneche-fint Jones--D kelham--lJ Webster
Grossan Transformation Crump-A Ttus-Dy keO-
Ne kco-a and fue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12

TERRIBLE fRAGEDY-A log house, about mile
from Genesee Wis, was burned on the evening Of
the 3Oth ult., and German woman and her two
children, named Werner, were consumed. Mr.. Wer-
ner, the husband, absent at the time. It is be
leved, from circumstances, that the woman and her
children were murdered, and then the house fired
Suspicion rested upon two men, who were seen lott.
ering about in the neighborhood. Money was pre-.
sumed to have been the motive, as Werner was sup
posed TO have considerable on hand at the time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12

Steamship RON Waterman Hnard from MntagOrda Bay, to
Steamship America Nelson, from Apaacheola, Wood
Iow-lst district
MacEindef 6co-sd dist H.
Ship sgl'ana Barrett IL days from New York, to Cohen
Bark rfatt, seull, IS days from Philadelphia to
Brig Tailuah Hanson, days from Havana, GOldenbOw
British Brig Transit - from St Vincent to Creevy Far
Spanish Brig Encantadora Pa from Rio de Janero in ballast
TO PUG, Mir &cO-2t dist lg.
Spanish brig NombradO Yudo from Rio de Janeo in ballast
Brig Lydia Francis Daeget 10 days from Roekiand Maine
to Creeyy Il Frwell-Pont.
sehr Buliruh Ashley from Tooasco BoudOuque Phil
sehr Famord Bowen days from Pensacola to John Hurley
schr Star Parker, from Biloxi-Basin.
Schr Isabella. Randall from Pearl Rver-Basin.
schr Anola, Whitaker from Pascagoula-Basin
se6r Isabella, cad6a from Pascssoaa-Basin.
sehr Oseeola, Smith, from Anite River-BRsin.
schr Fontalnbeau Peters, from Coyington-Basn.
Schr United States, from Tchefmta-Basin.
schr Mary Jane -, from Biloxi-Bssn,
schr Lady of the Lake, Christopher from Bay St Louis
schr souherner, Ltleiohn, from Bay St LouisBasin;
seRr Eoqs from from the the Sos g & n 9'''f
STEAMBOATS,.
Belle Gates Jauiraau, from Baize
Frank Steele, Dimitry, from Baile ~ nj.
Switzerland schsnE, from Cincinnati.
Naichez Leathers from yicksburg
Il II Fairchid, Faucet, from Louisville
Cuba. Hern. from Mobile.
f ss se5aS %scd dG0 41 GS Nashville
Alice, Alfred from Millaudon's Plantation.
Virginia. Cozzens from MObe-lAke end
Carrollton and Jefferson Railroad.
Belle Creole Whitworth, from Aakapas.
Bella Donna McCombs from Fort Adams,
Paul Jones, Graham, from Ouaehita River.
Lotus, Dillon from Boeuh River.
R,W MuFae Moore from Uuachita River.
j Warren Poevent from Georgetown, Miss.
Jacob TRADER Turgeau. from Lockport.
Towboat Mary Kngsland, Phillips from the Passes-towed
Sd inst ships Essex and Plus tltra bark
Funtain, and brig Merced-brought up ship Maritane
and Talluah.
Towboat AngloAmeriesn. Martin from the Passestowed
down Sd inst ships Roswell Sprague Pepperel
and schooner rrsnsit-brought up brig Transit, Monbra
do Yudio, Encantad0ra and schooner Bulrush.
Towboai L Miandon Whaun from the PAsses-tweed down
and 9Th inst ship Agomemnon, briggs Gchrst,
Nautilus and schooner l. NckersOns-brOught up ship
Snl and hnIk " B Irmt.
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Shipping SnttIIigsntt.
FRIDAY, February II, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Black Warrior Smith, for New York via Hawai-
james Connoln kco
Steamship Atlantic Cozzens for Key West West Florida
Ports Harris, Morgan 6co
Sweden ship Norden Eiemann for Lisbon,
VIM II AHensandt
Ship Clifton Williams for New York J Woodruff AGO
Ship K ID Shepherd Gale Trieste Baxter Lowell AGO
y Whitney kco
Bark Montpelier Clay for Bordeaux Jones' Macknder
Bark A Rswlns, Gilly, for St Thomas and market
Jno King &co
Bark Chester, Crosby for Boston, g W Hynson keo
Schr Argus Eye Sharp, Philadelphia Hynson AGO
Schr Peerless Patterson for Havana Boudouque Phillips
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12

A REGIMENT Per TO FLIGHT by A SwARM OF
BEEslt is stated that IN . India lately, while the
army were returning from Alumhagh to camp one of
the fancers was tempted to poke his spear into q
bees nest wien the swarm at once turned out and
attacked the soldiers with such ferocity that they
all turned aud fed, both officers and men abandon
ing Their guns, and they did not stop until they had
reached tue camp, where they were enabled TO par
tally protect themselves from their active persecu-
forsn How would II do to employ bees against the
Mormonsg Bat this is subject for the consideration
Of Lientanant-( ieneral Scott.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12

THE KANSAS QuEsrIoS IN PEsNsYLvAEIA.-A
dispatch Of the 4th inst from Harrisburg says;
After a severe struggle to-day, the opponents OF
the Lecompton Constitution were defeated In the
House by twelve majority. The result has caused
great CONSERVATION among the Republicans and their
oyer-zealous converts from the Democracy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12
Rtbitm Of The ItlarktIs.
FRIDAY MORNING, F

FRIDAY MOhNINFf Febfuary II I6os.
COTTON Holders asking still higher prices. and with
reduced supply market changed han is
at very irregular rates. We quote Middlng nl49 but
prices retoo unsettled TO allow of general quotations
TOBACCO. We heard Of about l5O bids Sold in several
Is all private terms except hhds at 6zc, and 20 Mt &c
u ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12

PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBLE-steamer Cubai00 bales cotton Rives, Battle
Noblc-sundries 10 order.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLroN RAILROAD.


MOBILE-Steamer ViFginia-2ss bales oder-1aI
do Ryes Battle Noble6 do Farley, Jurey 6colS bdls pa
Bell Buchanan Scoi carriage Geun-sundries Toby
Express aud Order-Toal 1856 bales
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, lllh inst. ats P. NJ.
REGULAR TEN ID AY PACKET
s EnR CAMDEN BEACH HILL

Mers Bnh, thNmpagnolle, wilmington Moro
Is=-&A Bay, Pigeon Hills Marie Saline, Ezra Landing
Alabama Landing, Ouachita City, Trenton, Monroe Pine
Bluff Castors Landing Columbia, Haisouburg Trinity and
all intermediate andngThe elegant swift steamer
Messenger G. H. Kirk, master, 7. j. Beale, clerk, will
leave above For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply on board.
Tie Messenger viii Connect Trenton with the
Young Amersa taking freight up The Bayou Bartholomew
Wallaces Landing and will also connect at Marie
Saline with the q. Marshall taking freight the
fel2 J. $. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD22S bales Warren Gilmore lSco % do
Cutrer Harrison &co-00 Byme Vance &eo5 bales cotton
Payne Harrisoh-54 Aby-54 Friedander Gerson-i3
Friedander GersOn-3I Harding, Abbay Morehead2j do
Lloyd Frerson2i 1hornil Sco-lg Rhorer Hggenbottom
kco-l5 Thos Henderson Peall2 Vaudeville McIhenny-
Moses Oreenwood-9 Edward Male Sco4 Wright Allen AGO
3 Frersnn Conway &coll bales cotonScott Williams Sco-
Smith, Harris &co5 Jos taliande-5 Buddecke ScO4
Coleman Putnam &co-S do Harris * Levi-sundres order
Total Sl4 bales cotton.
pnN PR Il
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 18Th inst, at 5 P. NJ.
-, trnlk q A MIREcN RF AtlU HILLS W

lsAss,SS mingtou, Chal pagnoe horeau, Pigeon Hills
- Marie Saline Alabama Landing Ouachia City,
Sterngio Iaehlomond Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluff Colum
bi Harrsonbnrg Trinity, nd all intermediate landings on
the Black rVerrhe elegant and swift passenger
steamer Bluff city, Frank Keeling master, will positively
leave advertised FRI light passage apply board
The Bluff Cit will give clear bills lAding to camden.
fet2 j. 5. fAGAuD. Advertising Agent
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REGULAR TIN DAY sHREyRPORr
lE4-l,s and Natchitoche PacketThs new, elegant and
and swift running passenger packet
Duke, Samuel APPLICABLE master, >. V. Cels clerk. will
positively leave above for Shreveport Grand Bayou Cou'
chaa Canpe @ and Ec0re Naicuiuchrs Alexandria Collie
Norman Landing, Gortun's Landing Ta5in Landing and
all intermediate landings Red via Cane and Little rivers
For freight passage, having Accommodations,
apply board,
fr4 GEO. ID. HIrE 4 CO. 6 Front street
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VIII leave on FRIDAY, 7 h INST, Al 5 ?. N.
r. REGULAR YAZOO RIVER PACKET.
EAAlA The fast running light draught passenger
G packet steamer Compromise, Ed Phelps,
the wharf receiving freight and will leave
povelyas above for fore Greenwood, SidOn Tehna,
lazoo City Sa4ra and all intermediate landings and pana
YazOo For freigh passage apply board
The Compromise will sign though for Nalabusha River
freight privilege reshipping Jas Jacobs.
fes J. S. PAGAt D. Advertising Agent
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A 7 7 A X A P A S.

Leaves every SATURDAY at l2 o'clock NJ. Positively.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE
r. FOR ST. MARTINSVILLE-RE
lHnsslHkpss uar 81. Martnsville packet-rhe fine
light draft Belle Creole, J. Henry
WhitwOh, master, will leave Martiusyile, New IBERIA
JeaInerets Chsrepon Franklin Centrevle, Pattersouye
Berwick and Brashear City Bayou Bu and all Intermediate
landings. above.
All busn. entrusted her will be pun stusly attended
For freight passage apply board Il Cont
or to HALL, ROOD & PUTNAM,
s CustomhOuse street.
to J. NJ, JOHNSTON 4 co,
No. 3 front Levee.
d23 J. $. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
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Leaves On SATURDAY, February Is at5oeock r. NJ.
REGU, AR TEN DAY PACKET. -.

suEIt iei's Bluff Roarks Laniing, Edorado Landing,
Issss-aA Champagnoa Wilmington, Moro, Pigeon Hills,
Marie Saline Alabama Landing Onachha City, sterington,
Iochlomoud, Trenton, Monroe, Pine Buh Castor Landing
Columbia HArrisonbur Trinity aud all intermediate landings
Ouachi Black rvefsThe magnificent steamer X.
w, McRae, Len Moore, commander, j. W. Tobn, clerk,
viii positively above For freight passage apply
les j. 5. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent