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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

An effort is to be made to crowd in three or
four new territorial governments at this session
of Congress. Delegates from Arizona, Dacotah
and Sierra Nevada are already upon the ground,
and fourth is expected. 1t is very doubtful if
the play will pay for the candle. This business
may be profitable to the few who want offices,
but it is rather costly to the country, especially
since the avowed purpose is to multiply new
States to the disadvantage of the old ones.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

IMPROPER ApPRopEIArIoNs.-A Washington
letter of the 4th inst. says:
Millions upon millions have been voted away
here without the least pretence of investigation,
until the suspicion is almost justified by the
facts, that the sectional strife has been foment-
ed for the purpose of withdrawing attention
from these wholesale appropriations. During
the last session one hundred and thirty speeches
were made upon Lecompton, to the exclusion of
all national subjects, while bills granting ten and
fifteen millions were postponed till the closing
hours, and then rushed through under the force
of the previous question, without, perhaps, ten
men in the House having scrutinized the details
This is the way in which slavery agitation works,
and it is not surprising, therefore, that the cost
of carrying on the Government under the eco.
nomica rule of the Democracy should exceed
eighty millions year. Continue this system,
and in few years an hundred millions will be
the minimum required.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

Subpenas have been served upon several plan.
tiers in Georgia suspected of having purchased
portions of the recently landed cargo of yacht
Wanderer. These gentlemen are to appear at
Savannah as witnesses on the trial of the crew
of the SLAYER We hope that the affair will be
rigdly investigated.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

The proposition to purchase Cuba has come SO
often, that Spain seems to have grown tired of
it, and hence is about to propose to the United
States to sell Key West to Spain. The reasons
given for her desire to possess a portion Of the
United States territory are as plausible as those
usually given why the United States should have
Cuba, and is Q fair retOrt upon our Government.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11
WESLEYAN Female Institute,

ONLY Conference Seminary in the bounds of the
I J Baltimore Conference. Standard of scholarship
higher aud rates lower than at institutions OF similar
grade.
Rooms yet for eight more boarders.
Second session begins lst of February 1859, and
ends LIST of July, 1859.
Friends of the Institution, we thank you for the
liberal patronage ufthe last Determined to
spare no pains TO make this Institution the first Gifts
kind in Virginia sure you will still continue
to appreciate the efforts Of the Church and give uS
your liberal support
"a" For particulars apply for catalogue, to
B. ARB0GAST, Prin.
Stnnntnr Inn Ii 1a5n--0w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

"Troubles in Kansas" having RECOMMENDED,
the telegraphic dispatches from the West are
giving accounts of border forays, murders, send
Ing for troops, determination of the Legislature
to adjourn from Lecompton, and "a fuss geuer-
allyn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

az The STAUNTON SPECTATOR hay
ing as large n circulation as any paper pup
lished in Western Virginia, has no superior
i'm this section of country as an advertising
medium.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

est bidder, on the premises, on Saturday: the l2M
february next rented privately before sha1
bo Estate Of Iobn Kratzer decd, Said farm contains
200 ACRES and lies in the north part of Augusta coun
~ near Sangersvrlle Said premises will be rented
for term Of years from the LIST of March next, at
which time possession will be given.
NV address is Mt Clinton, Rockingham county.
PRESTON 7. BURKR0LDER,
Ian II ,59, Agent.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

The Washington States admits "the depora-
BILE disorganization among the forces of the De.
mocracy, and the want of the authority of q rec.
ognized leader.n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

The statue of Jefferson, by Alexander Gait, OF
Va, which was ordered for the University Of
Va. is finished in Florence.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

NJOTICE.-JOHN C. WILLIAMS who has here
IN tofore had special interest in our business. has
this day been admitted into full partnership, and
business from this date will be conducted under the
firm and style of
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
We avail ourselves of this occasion to return our
thanks for the liberal patronage long bestowed up
on u.s. and to solicit its continuance to the new firm
Jan. |, 49, KEEN, BALDWIN CO.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

Mr.. Tim Rives, of Petersburg, the prominent
Democratic politician, announces that he cannot
,ote for Letcher after having opposed Summers.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11
HEEN. BALDWIN & WILLIAMS beg to

KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS beg TO
IL inform tue patrons and friends of the late firm,
that they will continue the business with increased
facilities and use every effort to merit increased
patronage Keeping at all tines the largest and best
Stock OF CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS to be found in the State, and hav-
ing over twenty years experience in this line of bust
ness with other material advantages, We are prepared
to offer the greatest inducements.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
Richmond Ian. IL $50
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

ORAYED OR STOLEN-0n Friday night last,
- from the American Hotel Stable, dark iron gray
Mare, years old with white blaze i lac she was vas
no., hack. if not she has been stolen. Any informa.
lion gyen of her to Saml B. Brown American Hotel,
stanton, will be thankfully received and if required,
inst reward given. j. II. YANPELT.
Jan. II, '59-3t-V. copy.
ATA COURT HELD FOR AUGUSTA
n County, at the Courthouse, on Tuesday, Dec;
2sth 1885, it was-0rdered, that the MOTION anu
Road Docket be set for trial at the January term
Teste ]. d. IMB0DEN, CPk.
Jan. II, 1s5S-td-Vind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

Mr.. T. B. Borst, of Page county, Faulkners
DISTRICT is announced a candidate for Congress,
subject to Democratic Convention.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

ToR RENT-wYGANT GARDEN, &C.
i AS Committee of Martin Wygant, | will lease
ruqry next on the premises, the HOUSE GARDEN
belonging to said Wygaut. The Garden is in good
condition, well set In Strawberries, Grapes, Peach
Trees &C., aud will yield handsome return to an in
dustrious and competent gardener. Possession Will
be given on the day of letting The renter to give
bond and good personal security The length ofease,
&C.. to he made known on that day
A. j. CARRIER, Committee, &c.
Ton II ,,oV cony
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

GOOD NEWS!-The undersigned has just re-
r turned from the Northern Cities with his third
supply of WINTER GOODS, comprising the latest
stres of Stella Talmas Cable and Brayue Shawls all
wool Mouslines of the richest coors, and half wool
do, az prices never before offered in this market
Stanton, Jan. IL, 1859. s. Ii. HILB.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

AZ CLOTH CL0AkS, late style, from So to So
fU Silk Velvet Cloaks. $50 doz. Linen Handker-
chiefs, at rs icts per doz. $50 pair Misses strong
shoes, rs cts. 80 pair Misses Gum Overshoes, at
80 cts A fine selection OF fancy and PLAN velvet
Yestings plain and fancy Silk and Satin do.
To be sold as usual at small profit at
SIMON II. HILB'S
Staunton Jan. IL, 1865. Dry Goods Store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-01-11

u. M. COCHRAN,
December, 1858. 4. H0GSHEAD.
Which report was received and approved by the
Court and ordered to be filed and it is further or
dered that the Clerk of this Court have the foregoing
report published in the Staunton. papers,
A Copy-Teste,
WIN. A. BURNETT, D. C.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09
Receipts of r reduce,

CING7NNATr-Per steamer UNIVERSAL pkgs mdse Hogan
pkgs mdse and lot no Adams &coNi0 bbs
q pigs butter Eaton B .a Se9 DO kegs lard
h IS Ss ha Wsk box dss
mse Is whisky bbs alcohol q bxs tongues il les beef Il
ss iRpsi T.
Pa vhy e g Se D so
S. dks butter hams boxs cheese iron Doson
Is bd soop srE as pkas Groeso pSS
Flint soS nREs 1e Fsqwe Aso4 b
candles 50 hhds bacon Martin Cobb &sos2 sheets iron
Moony osu bbs beef 50 bf bbls beef Vose ro5 bs
egg ds Dc S1sR
hswss DO aSRs s Seass do
do Boyel7 arks butter Theurer-s PIX mdse buelos
Jas liquor i hsgs 90 = boxes wars 8 boxes
noi pkg DO pgs mdse Lewis
canlay. mde Burbridge &co56 do Cutrer Harrison
Motion 6co-52 do Duconge-lot furniture Freeman
pkgs nldse and sundries to order.
ST LoUIs-Per John Wash2O sacks corn 100 scs
Converse Kennett-70l oats Thompson
Duffy kco-4s2sck corn slawson65do W Dougherty
bales bay los IBIS wine Elder deo6o bbs -four Gordon I
5s @ Is s 81 q B4S e 5
to Grief kco25o pes bagg9g Battle Noble sco24 bbls
chopard &co bbs butter 80 Ibis potatoes bbs eggs
hhds cabbage Del B9 md boxs rdse Adams
keg butter Schneider Wse-ll stoves Graham Boyle
/
peaches Smms-2U do Benton &co-sundries order
ST LoUIsPer steamer Ed Walsh4OO coils rope to Dix
Ranlet-736 dc Broadwel Haynes20O do Geddes-l55a
pigs lead GIG 200 bbs tour Kennedy &co hhds
tobacco JAS Turn1S do Robinson sco3l hhds
60 bbls whisky Buddecke kco324 cord Losp. r
kco % do 6 bran Elder &co2O4 scks ogIesby
VOORHEES, Grgg &eo5U0 bb -four 50 ties hams Perdreauve
Bros-5J Jno Moore &co0u0 do Jas Connolly
80 bbs Ttus-l5O do @ Twche &co-22l bbls lime
Bridge son4S pkgs mdse H9Ire Gayle Geo. ties cabbage
sundries to order-Total So hhds tobacco.
| LoGKPokT-Per steamer Musc-22 hhds sugar Dasiva
Sco-9T IS bbs moasses Beocq Nobom &eo-OO bbls mo
hid mdse Foley Avery &co-i0 bales Tloscar
del-S Wesher-72scs onions IS potatoes acrox-
81 do 50 onions bbls Costa &co bb eggs ba
hides As sacks potatoes Bsnadet32 do Su,eS do rs sacks
onions Beroli-sundries Lacrox-l5 hhds sugar Is
bbs moasses Brand Landry7O do Foley, Avery Aco-l0
bales Troscar Hayde-S do to orderTotal 59 hid
sugar 26 bbls molasses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09
Him Orleans Nlurtu Hlarhtt.


fyr~srpw~ ovv,rrs No Camp street.
Friday Evening. July 8, 1852.
TIA cals on he bsuks to-day were heavy the Of
the wear and much bryocd The income The discounts
NO. The hanks ops and ali are II good pcscn pfsp
q for al bpsns papsx bassd on regular and Hysemac
sds Thes i no mccarthy ii This moment for our banks to
ooup,epsno. ads m paper for the nsncs Psadventurs
e - n.psr msde by psrtiss Who have
suffered by overflow nxndacus Of the Nssssippi river
which peer has to b. carried through By the aceepor
~ .4 1900, i.r~e ,.sn.. nav .nr.ar vbich ourhs not
"a have 80. bsanx ON ths MARKET Most Of tho capitalists
~ And as.,.r, In commercial .ecur,ties l, we'll
. mos II ie., nav. . tha ci,v which xiyes greater
s.r.- "a tbo.. hn r..,n and ho are not in
tr,,, Hh.r.. ,ra.r ~. r,..,n. ro.,on os AFFAIRS The
AZ. Of coce and sayorita names range from ss Vet
od and fair from l7 net with the usual tousoa opera
ton. q from " 1i,tSl net "a month There Is however,
49, l;,,,s ,n,ns, ~ M 4 iIta,X n month. -.
IN. to-day was steady The only change
hyaa -. a.y stand in sight funds on New York with
~, - hopo re.,ix.d The counter rate for checks
IN. ga, prem with slack demand On the street there
80 sss ~. sums sold at an ,IAsl6 prem There were
s.o ..le. az double Al sight at prem In bills did
learn Of any large sales and continue quotations at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09
Consignees.

PHILADELPHIA-Per bark Sarragossa-S schelling-A
McLauren-D Henpstead.AIaude McI!henny-Terre
vont ScnSlaSk sanIsr ScoWesI yilere scoE i Hart
eoaPoole &eo-Prce Conon,J McI.ean-C Railey ECO
Edward Male &co-J Lewis VI Todd &co-R d Hnsse- G
Carriere Ronsset Genn w cd Menberger &cos tnford
AenC Buddecke &eoaThiele seilerlLIeaton Oliver
&co-Capt Fooe-H Godman-C Gaines &co-J Waterman
Sco-C slocomb &co-W EThompson- Hansell-rot.
hier Il Fauchaux-E Hscker-Wm Armstrong-E Genella IL
Som neutrality-suspicious. Bros &eo-E Rocheean Eco
Ceevy FarwellTus Hobart-Eaton Beiterton &co-P II
GoodwinFarley, Jurey &co-Campbc Strong Henderson
4 Gaines-J N Shafer-N o & q RR-T Duva-Schmidt &
leglerPayue Steele Sco-Shumway Bewer-Jones Il Pic
ton-McCu,chon Howell &co-J G nnis-C Carradine-F
Baner-F Perret-Allen HlleE Wheelock &co-pudley ~
Nelson-F Dnconge-J N Burrows Turne-Queyrouz
& Langsdo f-Presey l. BENIN d Logan-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09
gebith of tbe Hlaraets for past Isek
cRKsoEsr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street. !


Saturday. July ., 1859. J
Ur general market has presented quite inactive appear
during the past week. with moderate supplies generally
limited demand for the leading staples and most decrip
Western produce In Cotton only limited business
DONE and without much alteration in prices In To-
considerable movement Su has fur
iher advanced and Mosses has been rmer with small
plies articles Flour continues dull and prices
have further declined while the for Corn have been
well maintained Provisions very little has been done. In
Fregats we have noticed a further Improvement.
On Thursday morning published sdSiees from Liverpool
to the 24h mud 25h u by the steamers Vgo and Adelaide
They reporteda decline Of ld in Cotton with sales Of
5000 bales during the week. quoting Fair Orleans at Sd
showing chauge and Middig Orleans at 6se The BUSH
including 1000 bales for speculation and 200 for export
The STOCK stated bales including $4,000 Auie
AT Hsvre prices had slightly advanced with sales Of
1890 bales during the week, Tres ordnae Orleans being
quoted at 10! francs.
CoIToS,...The market opened Saturday with languid
appearance and the sales OF the day confined nbout COO
bales at the Of previous quotations Monday
the Fourth Of July generally observed holi ay and
nothing done in the Cotton market and Tuesday barely
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09

The money for the week have been
liberal the of the The dealers and
brokers Camp street on hand usual prepared to
operate buy SELL and exchange in that
either for California, Europe any other point on
the sbable globe realize their funds in some way or
another at the most reduced rates.
During the Of silver coin and bullion reach
$500 0OO chiefly from Mexico via the Rio Grande The dollars
taken 06he bullion has gone into the Mint for
coinage to meet the Of sellers In American silver
coinage any large transactions The
ply Is free which by dealers at figures and take
the market and out IT holds WELL and
favorably with former seasons.
In land warrants we have no change to notice. The move
ents are all rise day and decline tomorrow
not of the issued will be located by the
cipenthe land may be termed buncombe
ton.
The fluctuations in exchange has caused variation in
the distant banks will by table Of
taons the of John Wood Co.. of Camp and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09
University OF LOUISIANA.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

MONDAY, July Determination in Mathematics of the
Senior Glass, from IL to 8 p NJ.
TUESDAY, July DISCRIMINATION In Classics, Greek and
Latin, same hour.
WEDNESDAY, July 2N-Gompetton for the Touro Prize
in Ancient History, same hour.
THURSDAY, July decomposition for the Burke Prize in
Eiocution, hour
FRIDAY EVENING, July %, * o'cock-Distribution
of Diplomas Certificates f1es and honorable mention by the
Board of Administrators.
Parents and all the education
daily invited to attend
c. W. SEARS,
Dean of the Collegiate Faculty.
NB-Classes in English branches Mathematics French,
Arithmetic Book keep and Peumanship, will continue with
out interruption during the months of July August and Sep
tembe from A. NJ to r. NJ. For full particulars apply at
The Superintendent office, corner Baronne and Com
streets. to ., -,,,, ,,,,,,.,,
jelg tjy22 PRoF. LOUIS DuFAu.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
MEMPHIS CKETs.

N p h PACKETS.
NJ - MEMPHIS PACKET ~s
establishments g. NAIL.
sU AHER Ar R N @ r KNr.
Prompt Regular and Reliablei
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
+ PACKET COMPANY,
adopted following Schedule the sumaasr 4
& ;i S'';
Steamer o.s:ts.! H. 18Th Clark. master
steamer isA n's 1s'sa'',' n'''''
steamer j. sl%Gnas 10Th and sS + Smith, master
CHOICE e 81 ,k Is Sis AZ Fsoa MEMPHIS
GREAT sOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE.
EAST an 1Np ;S'1 NORTH,
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
And continuous Railway through East Tennessee
NEW YORK, pHrLx snS H.I1als BALTIMORE WASH
IEaroN RiGaMoNn PET ssSs spI LY na
- Express mail trains leaye Memphis daily at +. NJ
making 1T sas w s ss Through trains
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND ohio RAILROAD.
And its is S CONNECTIONS RS
Thence to all Eastern Cities and to
S. 81 h1gf Fea1sSsa
connection through to ali points.
~ Passengers TiCketed through by either route.
Baggage checked through from Memphis and charge
made for handling.
A1-Tickets good for any length Of time.
For freight passage and through tickets, apply to
j. H. FRELIGH, General Agent
Memphis Packet Office St. Charles Hotel, left wing
| WIN. INSLEE, Passenger Agent AIS
Leaves N N n = Yu,y ANn nm ORLEANS
Packet Line-Unied States mail-For Memphis
the very fast and splendid steamer Capitol.
d. Clarke master above and Monday there
alter The Capitol takes freight and but little through
freight delay and will arrive regnl Memphis to
| passage. to apply j. II. FREL1GH, Agent
HrFreight received only on Mondays.
This line Napoleon with regular packets for
| the Arkansas and White rivers.
Adams' Express carried regularly by this line. jy7
| on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at s P. NJ.
United States Mail Packet. -
| l@REStS Packet Lne-For Memphis and the Bends-The
Ik31ak splendid first class packet steamer Alice Vi
Wan. Capt. Sam Ables, will receive freight Monday
morning the of God and will leave above.
| j. Fl. FRELIGH
| Office under the St. Charles Hotel
Line connects at Napoleon with regular for
and White rivers and at Memphis with Superior
| Packets for St. Louis and for Louisville.
k3- Adams Express carried regularly by this Line jyS
| Leaves on FRIDAY, 18Th July, at o'clock, P. NJ
| = MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
l6Aelh{SS u S. mail packet lne-For Memphis and the
| fS4a%EaN Bends-The first class packet steamer Mes
senger Capt NJ Lanehorne, will receive freight Wednes
above. For freight or passage apply on board or to
4 J. II. FRELIGH,
| Office under the st. Charles Hotel.
srThis line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
White Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
| packets for st Louis and Louisville
A4-Adams Express carried regularly by this line. jy9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09

a FAIsrlNo scxNE. IA Paris letter says: The
story shout aintinga which Is going the round Of the
Alone who tainted. An eye witness has recounted
the scene. The dispatch was brought to the Lady
Regent It was 10 ciphers nsnal-ciphers Of which
de Imperial lady alone has the key. It was the
longest which has ever been transmitted by electric
telegraph and has been registered US such; and as
the Empress proceeded in her deciphering, the emo
tion aud dread grew greater at each word, until COM
pleely oyerpowered by the agitation Of the moment
the dread Of what was to come, the eagerness and
terror eynced by the ladies present to learn the
tents Of the dispatch all of them personally interested
through near and dear relations in the solution Of the
cphefs, she sank in swoon, grasping in her closed
hand the paper upon which were traced the figures
whose hidden meaning conveyed sentences Of despair
70 % many. II i well known that swooning, like
weeping, Il catching by contact. One by one the
ladies' gave way to the sensation, and the drawing
room at ST. Cloud soon resembled the scene in the
Sleeping Beauty In the Wood. Madame McMahon,
who has been quoted as the only one to whom the
accsdent happened, was the contrary, the first to
whom CONSEQUENCES returned, and soon it was to
learn the high fortune to which her husband had at
tained, and the glory be had earned at Magenta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09

RATHER FIsHY.--Mr Smith sits at the breakfast
table ia his boarding house gazing suspiciously at a
fried Hsl, which looks nice, but smells unsayory The
conversation turns upon steamboats,.
LandGdy (deferentially) -tMr. Smith do you not
suppose that the first steamboat created much sur
prize among the lsh when it was launched =
Smith (cnrtly 81 oan't say, marin, whether it did
or not"
Lsndlady- "Oh thought from the way in which
you eyed the fish before you that you might acquire
from It some information on that point.v
Smith {the malicious vain) VERY likely, marin
very likely; but its my opinion marin that this
ingen.ed.i
Mr.. Smith received his board bill before sunset
with hint that bis room was wanted.
Mobile Register.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09
CATTLE II 4 x E T.

JEFFERSON CITY, July 8, 1889.
Arrived "a 10. of Lake Calves Near 600
Sheep and good supply of Cattle offered, but Hogs were
scarce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09
A Ia A PA 3.

n=p US. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKAPAs,
lhlshsS Daily. II connection with the N. o.. o. and g.
kss@E4l1A W. Ralroad-The fast steamer II. ID. Hine,
j. MASTER built expressly for passengers and light
freight will with the Opeosas Railroad leaving Ber
wicks Bay daily for Paersonve, Canterve and Franklin
and will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and Saiur
days Chaenon Jeanerets and New Town. connecting at
the latter place with mail coaches for ST. Martini
Lafayette, Grand Coteau, Opelousas and Washington
Running time from New Orleans to Washington twenysfx
hours, being the quickest route travelled.
the T. D. ne leaves the Railroad daily she oilers better
facility for delivering upeght til boat in the trade for
all points high franklin.
shippers will please the boat their dray receipts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09

HoncrDE. - A personal difficulty occurred at
EstAboga, 10 this county, on the Gath ult, between
Hiram Norris and Thomas Goodwin, both young men
OF that vicinity. Morris stabbed Goodwin in the
region Of the heart, inlictng mortal wound, from
which he died in very few minutes. Morris was
Immediately arrested and preliminary investigation
was had before Justices Montgomery and Savery, on
Monday and Tuesday last which resulted in his being
give the necessary security, he has been committed
q iaii TaliadeRa AlaA Reporter