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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

NEwsPAPERs.-IIenry Ward Beecher, n re-
tehF article in the Independent, pays the following
FHoute to the worth of newspapers:
They penetrate every nook and corner Of
society. No other element of power has such a
Sguere. The pulpit, the court the lecture, com
tantd with the newspaper. touch society in but
@ v@ places. The newspaper in America is uni
fsvsal' 1t reaches within and without. from sur
lr "ee 10 core. 1t travels everywhere, is bought
~ eNefybody, read by all classes, and is wholly
4 meafiy the only reading of more than half our
itPIu'allon. Its service to good morals and to
AHNsehce All ~, &c; among the people is incalculable.
scryica 'ae Libraries of Europe are not of as much
Is 10 ;s Tue nations of Europe as the newspaper
y" 'us American nation.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
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0.l CRESCENT OYFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
Saturday Morning, Sept. II, 1853.
Only moderate amount Of business has been done in our
general market during the week. though for few
eles have ticed rather demand For Cotton there
has been fair inquiry but operations have been restricted to
extent by the pretensions Of holders In Tobacco
and Sugar notice increased movement with frmer
market for the former staple Flcur without material
alteration, but Corn has improved owing to light supplies
Provisions Of nearly all kinds r and in Pork
notice improvement Freghs have been less active and
rather easier for shippers
On Monday morning published the Ocean Queen's adj
vices embracing Liverpool dates the 3t u They reported
rmer Cotton MARKET with sales Of 49, 900 bales during the
three days. including 5000 for speculation and export closing
with advancing tendency and Middling quoted at
lid At Manchester the market active and prices
frmer for Goods and Yarns.
COTTON There fair demand for Cotton during
greater part the week. and with moderate supplies offer
ing claimed full prices and have sonay
obtained in the The sales Of the
have amounted about bales comprising $500 satur,
day, 1900 Monday 5000 Tuesday, $500 Wednesday,
$500 Thursday and 1900 yesterday the market closing
he of the following quotations. showing material
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
gew 0rans Daily Crescent Saturday aHauna September L. 1859

LINE cargo Of 1900 bbs Roc&land has been sold al
81 20 y Dbl. sse 5s.
TALLOw last sale reported LOTTERIES City Rem
dered at lOc. q pound.
NAVAL STORES....The market has been for Spirits
Tupentne during the week. and SEQ 400 barrels were sold
at l0c gallon Rosin has been In fair requess at 81
@S 60 for Common, 65Dsi rs for No. and 81 5Os4 OF
bbl for No. to Choice Virgin Dip with GALES of some Sol
bbls. during the week at this range.
oIIS.we quote Lard OIL at so@9oc n gallon for Good
to Prime Winter Strained and Cotton Seed Crude
aud &c. gallon for small lots Of Clarified Southern Oh
Copanys Oils selling sc Machinery Soc for Deck
and Paint and Zoe. y gallon for Gas OIL.
HIDEs Atsakapas have been selling l2l5,ac pound
for Dry Sailed and Flint We quote Mexican Flint at
l71sc. for Heavy and Light.
FkEIdHTS.. market has been less active though
better supply Of tonnage has been Offering
tended In favor OF shippers Vessels loading with
been filing up at s6d for Liverpool Ike for vrs
three four ships have been placed
during week ere is but little doing Coss,wse and thu
rates are generally mins
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willbanks, clerk, leaves this evening for the Qua
chita river. The Telegram has large and splendid
cabin and the most complete passenger arrangements.
The Telegram will give through biils OF Aoing a.
high - Oolunoia, with the privilege o. resnpping.
iaHPidss for AsmsAss.-We take pleasure IN di
roofing the attention Of the travelling public to-day to
the departure Of me packet hapides which
leaves q ~ O'CLOCK su's morning. Inc Rap'des u
large ana sss packet Wsn inc pess OF passenger &C.
conmodasions' Osps' B. q. Ferry commands, and
n Cnas. = barssow mas charge OF the Office Through
acAen 'ot sne notsn ana Eass can be procured aud
Pian 9! soo caoia inspected ny applying 70 MI. ).
frelen, agent, under the s. Charles Hotel.
= Isc'caeM Jor i.oussuiNs.-The large and
.penold packet ~. Twicheil, Capt. Charles X NC
Eau commander, MT. Robert Soery clerk leaves this
esen'ng ~ O'CLOCK LOT Memphis, Cairo, Louisville
sno III way iaooings. tne IWicnen Is % eAcelsn1
passenger packet sue Is last, ssauncn' anu aie''
'ne ensrge Of 'ne mOss tnorousneo'ns olnes.s
'o"n :. roe Jor ~. Aoa,s.-lne lArse "s.sn'
pAoAss Jun =. noe' osp' ~. A ~. =.
'nauusf' mr, Pepper oiefA' ie"'es t'''' ''sA-e
O'CLOCK LOT y. LOUIS G,
Cnamp'on Haa'oaa Luz 600 -, - .s,et
1oddy. Inc A1se aau supe.o pas.s , ras
Cuamplon, OaPs. - =. A1e'I' -,
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and fair grade passing under the onsora
regime range from 12@l5 and Is get p Any
having preenson to solvency puncuay realize
within the rates Of the foregoing rates.
The Exchange market fair to-day The for
checks on NewYork at the banks prem with banks
holding at prem. The street Transactions ranged
xh@M Two parcels Of 900 sight sl6
PREM, indicating something of advance which be
maintained Fair and good sight the ruled par
SIS prem six days sight good fair drafts
from M *, 1AD2 pct. dis. There more sales be-
tween ~ and TX than at other figure Though
hold at dis Is useless to aude the figure
abundance Of exchange will be- obtsinabe from l1
* and Oct dis for sixty days sight New York There
doing in Sterling to-day The clear
bills at I09 09exsrne range of the for
vesment being lu91@lo9K and 1925, with occasional
transaction at 10a, and fraction Remittance
rates tbank draS Ilt00 and above Francs toler
able firm, with good demand at 520p5ls and 5l7lS
Choic, bills scarce to day at 517a5l64. Extreme
rates from 234C15i6k.
The Stock market has been remarkably quiet through the
week Having noted the sales from day to-day only
to add for to-day the sales Of 40 shares of Bank America
49, There have been few shares Of the free at
prices which will for criterion did learn
Of any holder Of bank shares of the free banks offering
at 100.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

r NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Canton, September i6-2O bales cotton to
SGsman bsitto Triton Mi;hersa do Warren Gilmore dco5
s%hs Ga1 nyeIy ass' gyrns 4eo2
y Block Ee Afee 4coal E.tin 4co-2 Thorniil Sco-
Lloyd Enerson1 Rotchford Brown &co-3s Payne Har.
sso42 Hsrdns ASe.y Mos.hssd. Z Gspi
Ia BroAdwsll Haynes.M Carroll Hoy &co2 bales cotton
Champln kco-Sl Hilliard Summers keo-lo Stewart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
Necelpts OF 2 roduce.

% c hhss ssssse
man Iso sd DO Campbell Mckee &cs do VIM
Brande5 Hpeeatd15o do inc L.e10 do Barley johnson
s do sss sSss eS inc %
oH aso &
do DAVIS Jenkins Seos Byrne Vance &cos billiard, Sum
Isl rff sas e in
% Sc eG!' 81 Ga
as bs s nPss Vs. s
ssss 1s ses 1 Bsyis
susT
ss Ss ss spSss
hx mdse Wheelock ScosO bdls hope Jas Turner'S hhds
tobacco 476 bales cotton.
yICKsBURG--Per steamer Mach 1901 bales cotton to
Rsssss ssR" tis
Roteh9r Brown &eoss Hughes Hyllssed 4eoss bale,
connes ss eos bales Sas eseg
ase %assos do
Es !. tsor7s Wright Allsn1el TaEle,on Whiting 4
e 4 asE ss s N4s
ADAMS seo1ss ISy &so2s sisagh'sr spi,h Rae
Nugsn deol6 NJ Harris son-l6 Cohen 4 Phclps-ls do
kee-9 BARLEY Johnson &eos Cleveland Brothers Aco-s
Gis, Ferguson Aco-Totai 1915 bales cotton -'''''
at, amer Chocaw-50 les bams IA casks b,co,
ITS bales cotton Hewitt Norton Aco3 bxs tongues q l.
Son-l66 bbls flour bales cotton Martin Cobb Eco-6a .s
gor 6co-I5I do Buel Bsie-i52 da Is cs hams LAS on
molly kco-6 cs hams Grief Byrnes Nco-5 boxes cheese
Munch3O 43 kegs Adams 6co-I rolls
Gco-26 bales hay Yeaman &co-i2 sacks corn 0yer,on
co3sS do Horrel ayIe aco-g do q shaw &coEsS sacks
bran Graham Boyle2 hhds tobacco Jas Turne-23 bales
domestcs l59 bales cotton Cox &col do Ward Hunt
Ihormhill &co.45 Back-9 Hariing, Abbay Moehead
-HI Il ~ NJ Aliens J Person &co-l2l Nugent Geo
Rochiord Brown &co.2O Wood l,owS0 bales cotton
Geo Connolly &co-l64 Wright Alen93 Buckner Stanton
Newman.S Logan Soniat Claiborne-5b Thos Henderson
feeS relisen Stevenson &co-29o Fcher Goodrich-S
friedlnder Seron-liO do est, Renshaw Gamnack-66
e. Jepy SEQ tiy Shephn;nEyz hfIhe VANCE @eoID
. N's az aGo-13 niiuevlie 90
"a GaaS 40 Jho Mlas NgGGi brande, AZ
y s,anart % hn b W., ~ w rasln &ep
WcR n r, h oU TiIi9. .g psn Il, Hmith
@eosdes TO orderfo'a 29 bales cotton 62 hhds tobacco
MEMPHIS-Per steamer Alice vivan--l70 bales cotton to
Bradley Wilson Seo-i36 billiard summers Sco-Il9 w r,S
&co-luD u Kelly &co-96 Payne Harrson-s6 Nelson
Allen-60 Donnel &co65 Battle, Noble Aco-5O bales
cotton Barley johnson &co49 frtchard Floweri6 Foley
Avery &co-i5 Ward Hunt 4eot4 Ro,chtord Brown &co35
Moon Brol9 Buckner. Stanton Newman-l5 bales cotton
NJ OK Higgins IA Logan Sonat Caiborne-l2 Geo Con
nelly &co-iO Jno l. Lee-0 Hughes Hyleed &co-lU do do
bars d 4 Gesson-o moses neehWoouo ba5er q HUB
Whi,;n oT NM, - Sa i my o SGu4 10 arson
do n u W nLoomuein @ M ,i', a lower
Do nf 90 oaffo' 10y 5000 N.Y.; ADAMS Express
n prey.nns &co-i Ii'na M4sicH-l 40 cooper
eIsr u9 Snna-lz 90 oya q SON. 90 HaScr
Crafton-5 do wilson Masse &cos2o bxs lard 10 Worries
Grges kcosundrirs IN oraer-lota l523 bales cotton
cp.Nn ruTr ~. 49,, =. ,.,..t ou L,,.a -. A.. !, .,
psrson Eno ~. a ~ g % q - - IT,, W., -
81 anrding .hb ao = M,oway 3' S nv -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

II complaints made Of excessive mportatlons
the United saes that thsre dry goods
crnone and other merchandise imported from foreign
than be paid for by of produce exchange
of commodities Such complaints will not apply New Or.
leans the Southwest The impotaons great
polls New York. continue large, being ten millions Of
dollars In value Of the 1885, twice the
Of last As New York is the great Of the mpor
aions 1t must stand the brunt the trouble difficulties
meet the pay ments, provided troubles arise.
In money the has been very little doing
week The offerings have been light appears Southern
banksthat i Georgia and South Carolina growing
they do grant discounts condition
cesds shall be received In their circulated
from the place locality Of the bank years
fore tere have been large for purpose
throughout North Mississippi and in Alabama be used in
veamen Of cotton and very often packages OF notes.
opened and in the condition received from the
the bank Of ISSUE have been offered the
brokers Camp street, after having through quasi
Of in the country and being purchased
BY dealers In many instances packages of these
have been sent homeward direct hardly giving the ink
with which the signatures written to dry; therefore,
many Of the Georgia and South Carolina banks using
greater caution in their favors
The offerings of Western bank light Large
Of these Issues cannot be expected much before November
meet the opening Of our augar market.
The ssmimonthy receipts of coin from Mexico have
hand since Monday The part $500 from
Bazos St. Iago in bullion. The dollars were sold at los
and the bullion taken at the rate silver coin
has improved, We quote sales OF half dollars a and
pct dis There is coming going the Mint halves
The trade gradually absorbing all COIN
and sections Of the country will before long want
OF change a metallic currency.
There in land warrants but at
lower prices than last week. Dealers the demand and
changes table of quotations the
ars counters
We usual weekly table quotations. beiag the
rates of john Wood Co., Camp street:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
Attu Orleans Mloaev glarket.
CRESCENT orrIcs, No. 10 Camp street,
( 85pf Friday EvauiHO Gant lS ia


zee Friday Evening, Sept l6, 1885,
Outside receipts OF Gotten since IL O'Clock of the
18th inst nothing interest has turRed down. The
money continues free The offerings discount
banks ari passu with the income The weather
today remarkably favorable. With week ten days
similar weather. shall receive any accounts
from the interior Of the growing crops The general
market will therefore, be relieved of all doubt pon.
There have been few sales of paper
discounts in the market renders very difficult
give than quotations idancs Every
knows what the bank for all paper maturing inside Of
ninety days though bank fct all paper dis
counted We have, therefore. to quote: e-H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
CATTLE MARKET.

w JEFFERSON CITY, Sept L. 1853.
The arrivals today 400 Western Cattle 35 Hogs 500
Sheep and 2G Calves and Yeangs "a Beeves and
an ample supply of other stock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17


1hsS steamer Choctaw, Capt D. d. Silver, fron
Giro, Nth 2349 balea cotton and 60 hhds tobacco
lelya Asain today for Memphis. We thank Mr.
- Mcdowell gor hvors.
~ GIand Gulf packet Comet, Capt. r. Sleade
bales cotton and leaves again today.
~ I'D river packet John Ray, Capt. W. W
win I84 bales cotton and leaves again to-day
~ Hsyou Hara packet D. F. Kenner, Capt. v. B
alaaccs With ESQ bales cotton and left yesterday.
m Yicklbarg packet Natchez, Capt. T. P
lktlhets. With 1876 bales cotton and leaves agar
lo'lay.
- Red river packet Era No. 8, Capt. Ben.
Koaal With ASS bales cotton and leaves again to-day
& ~ nemphis packet Rapides. Capt. B. q. Perry
S1h 1t66 beles cotton. We thank Mr.. c. ]. Barstow
- esetk III fsvoss.
- Vicklbprs packet B. L. Hodge, Capt. @. E.
llnEIhall with also bales cotton and leaves again
ie1ay.
~ oreIousas packet Bayou Belle, Capt. John
I1ssa, Nith eundries
sS arist IN AZ Lo,Der Coat. The regular
e1eaesf packet Empire Parish, Capt. R. Bald.
ccnm4nder, Nj. Alex. Grass, clerk, leaves this
satnS = 10 o'clock FOL all landings on the lower
eoon
laohtvt Ratsoa Jor Red Riper. The regular low
Natef penensef packet Robert Watson, Capt. John
enokef, commander, Mr.. John T. Hall, clerk, leaves
~ morning q 10 O'clock for all landings on Red
1iser up 70 Alexsndria. The Watson is one OF the
~ a the Rea river packets, and has fne accom-.
With travellers and shippers she is
eaulliy popular Recolect the Watson this morn.
rs,
En- NJ. 8 Jor Red Riper.-The very excellent
and uuuctnnl light dranpht paeaon rar =. ~. r., NJ
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GALVESTON AND SABINE PASs--Per Steamship Gen
Rusk-9 bales cotton Preau CounreS3 specie WI aner
IS head cattle 1nbau Mehle-2J do Salvan
PENSACOLA-Per schr Lizzie Mezzck-73OOO feet Lumbar
3d. 900 ahs 500 # sash simpson Dorr-4 bales cotton ellis
Ferguson &co
PENSACOLA schr Hornet56ooo feet lumber to Thos
Murray 6co.
PENSAC0LA-Per schr Zuime-39l7 feet lumber % OOD
la,hs Thos Murray eco.
PENsAG0LA-Per sehr Walter Cook-46OOO fee. lumber
Simpson Dorr.
PESSAC0LA-Per schr Aurea-41 900 feet lumber 2oO 900
laths Ihos Murray Geo.
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
BAY ST LOUISPer schr Rosale-2O 600 # lumber order
SHELL BANkS-Per schr Maquez-6OO bbls Shells order
SHE'LL BANKs-Per schr Eclair-4OO bbls Shells order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

Arrivals at the CarondeIet Canal,
Schr allie, from Bay 81 Louis.
Schr Marques, from Shell Banks
-..s Schr Eclair, from Shell Banks
Steamboats,.
Alice Vivian, Abels from Memphis
Natchez Leathers. from Vicksburg
Choctaw, Silver from st Louis.
Comet Seade from Grand Gulf.
Era No 3. Kouns from Red River.
Duncan kebner, Vincent from Bayou Sara,
John Ray, Bnhoup from Red River.
TC Twichell, McFall from Paducah
Bayou Belle. Lyon from Washington.
Bluff City, Briggs from Yezoo River.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

Leaves TUESDAY, 10th inst, at 5 p. NJ.
, r. REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
The elegant and fast running packet
kS@&&Ak steamer Fort Wayne. Samuel Barr master
is in port will leave Louis, Cairo, Hickman
and all Intermediate landings above For freight
apply on board
yIRGINIGS G DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
As-The F. W. will freight for Cairo, Hickman all
nterme late landings ssl6
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ssippirsg snttlligsnts.

GRKscENr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday Morning. Sept. II, 1859.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship May Queen Jordan for Hayre Asbbrdge Nephew
British ship Thorwalds.n. Brown, for Liverpool.
Meeker, Knox eco
schr Maria ionlsa W ME Tor Pensacola 0verton eco
schr May, Mehenz'e, Tor Pensacola, j A Mitchell
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MIssIssIPPI.
-uuv, G EAT CEN. ~
~ rnAn ROUTE
For all Points
NORTH AND EAST!

One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
Frs will leave Now Orleans ~ follows:
Imperial. Capt. O. 3. Roger
Aug. 50, Sept. 10, Oct. and 20, New. IS.
j. Q. capt. 1saas H. Jenss
Sept. and Il. Oct II AID 81. New 10.
Il. j. Capt Bart wen.
Sept. Sand q, Oct. Is, Nov. and "a.
new FAILS CITY. .....Capt j. b. Wsoda
Aug. Is, Sept. and 49, Oct Is, Nov. and "a.
a. u. Lacey............. Capt. Geo. Tayef
Aug, Is, Sept. asd q, Oct. II, Nov. and rs.
atnA E. +. Dia
Aug. 20, Sept. and a. Oct. ls, Nov. and q.
oity OF memphis. Capt. W. J. Kounts.
Aug %, Sept. II, DC Il and q, Nov. 10 and 80.
Capt Jno. klnefete
Aug. a. Sept Is, Oct and %, Nov. II.
WIN. VI. Morrison. Jno A. Boil ger.
aug. ~, Sept l5 Oct. and 49, Nov. IA.
SA1"mhoh............. Capt. E. B. Moore.
Aug. o. Sept II, Oct. and 27. Nov. Is.
Passengers rely the advertised snt
making DIRECT connections at
y1CXsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROADS;
AT Cairo with the
ILLIN0.s CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT 81. Louis with tho
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoN
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
T1CKETS by the Jackson Railroad for sale ofcs
Fare as Cheap, Time ms Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUrEI
NJ TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
Al. correct information or Through Tickets apply
.-N ~ s1RAlLRoAD LINE PACK Ers,ss
o11rF SSH, q q. o %aTss. r''s.
General Agent
Z. ". GOULD. Superintendent. myNG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
OP Ell GU S A 8.

Leaves on SATURDAY 18th inst at Pm
~ FOR OPELOUSAS-The iightdraft
steamer bayou Belle, John Lyons MASTER
will u, leave above taking freight for Old River
ing for Donadsonve Paquerane Baton Rour.
Fort Hudson Bayou Sara Aorgaps and the Mouth Of he'd
SELL r. HIGGINS L co.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Gen kusk Dennson Galveston via Sabine
Pass, "a a and 10Th inst to G Harris-Berwick's Bay.
schr Hornet Mack days from Pensacola Oyeron
schr zame Codna, days Pensacola to o'powd Sui
livan-Basn. ~ ~ " N
Basin - "
schr Anrea Robertson, days I'm Pensacola to Mitchell
--Basin
schr Lizzie Aezaick Mack days from Pensacola oDowd
&su.livan-Basin
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NEW ORLEANS cLAssIF1cAT1oNs.

sIocK Oh nhhd NOT clehfeu.. 7b,TfS
TOBACCO. One two buy have entered the market
during the week. and operated limited extent
has been general demand The sales Of the
amounted about 1000 hhds all of which private
terms except l22 7c Heavy Refused
at &c. p b.
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FORT AID A NJ s .

Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packets.
4, ~ THE STEAMERS Golden Age
a. II VIM Mccombs, master, w. Burton, S.
Hs-EAz Her master. The Golden Age will leave New
Orleans every SATURDAY, at o'clock p NJ returning
leaves Bayou Sara every WEDNESDAY, after the
leans TUESDAY at o'clock r, NJ returning leaves
Bayou Sara SATURDAY after the cars
from Woodve taking freight and passen landings
the coast. For freight passage apply board %
HOLMES h CLAUSS, Agents,
selO 6m No II Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

SUGAR. There has been fair demand for Sugar during
the week. and with reduced supplies oerng have noticed
considerably frmness in the 1900 hhd
have been sold the Levee and in Warehouse mostly
of quotations. crop hhds. plantation
n N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

LeRves every FRIDAY, At 5 P. n.
IT. req LAR VICK,BURG PACKET
The and splendid passenger packet b. l..
Hodgs O. n Marshall master. viii leave
Waterproof Natchez Fort Adams Red River Landing,
Ba Sara Port Hudton Baton Rouge Plaquemine
sonvle and all intermediate landings For freight passage
apply y. R. CARROLL 4 CO.,
So Ca-onielet street.
sYazoo freight taken with privilege of rs.sb,ppng
seq If
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VA zoo RIY Err.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 2lM inst. at5P.M
:, r. REGULAR Low WATER YAZ0O
River Packet-For Leiore G reen wood, sidop,
Head Of Honey Island, Tchula, Yazoo City Sa.
tarta and all landings Yazoc riyer-The elegant
very gh. draught PASSENGER packet e; NJ. Bicknell,
Samuel awartney master will positively leave above
freight or having superior apply
board. ViRGINIUS u. DENTZEI.
SELF Adyersnp A gent
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o HIO RIv E R .

Leaves on SATURDAY.. 18th inst. at ~ M
, n FOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO PA.
l@&Atl ducah and Evansvle-The fms and regular pas
tG.@NzEs serger packet IT. c. TSvIchell, Chas. r.
McFalI, master will leave for intermediate
landings above. For freight apply board
TIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
~ The Twche will give through bills adng for Camber
land River fraghts. seis
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Passengers.
Per steamship Gen Rusk from Galveston and Sabine Pass
in cabin
EIpOrts.
HAvRE-Per ship May QueenS2l bales cotton 1900 slaves
box cigars
LIvERPoOL-Per ship Thowaldsen 235 cotton 24O
slaves.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Maria Louisa-50 sacks scks
coffee 10 sacks oats bbls moasses bb sugar bbs Hour
bDs whisky bbls pork bbs 100 bbs groceries
hams and sundries. "
PENSACOLA-Per schr May-l4O sacks corn 20 sacks oats
do coffee bbls pork 81 bbs whisky casks bacon
Is kegs lard IL boxes cheese fierce rice
frkins butter aU2 pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
LO W Err co ST.

Leaves every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS.
at 10 O'Clock.
, r. - FOR LOWER COAST AND QUAR-.
l%s&7A11S antine Sation-The steamer Empire Par.
i%@A ish, Capt R. Baldwin, will leave as above
Returning will leave the Quarantine every Sunday and
Thursday mornings. j. A. COTTON, Agent
anl3 No. ! Tchonpitonlas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

Leaves SUNDAY, September 2 tn, at 10 A. N.
St. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line:
\, ~ FOR ST. LDUIS.-CONNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at ST. Lon,
With the Ohio Mississippi Raroad-The fine
regular packet New Falls City, j.
Woods MASTER will leave for St. Louis and all intermediate
andngt above. For freight passage apply board
Passengers and shippers rely the punctualy Of
this steamer
HB-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin be and
by applying the Companys office, 81 Camp street. Of
Commercial Place.
A3-The above will take freight Memphis vcks
burg, Natchez and all ends. pay attention
to all way and plantation business.
yIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
sel4 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
POLICE JAIL---OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w llth Of Septem her the grf boy WASHINGTON Says
he belongs to Mr.. jackson Motley living above
Natchez be feet H inches high has left
eye
The owner will call and claim his property according law
Il. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail
I. j. HITSELBERGER,
SIG lot Deputy Comptroller