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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

, 6%p UNITED STATES ~> -
lG31sSSS SEEi-WEEKLY NAIL LINE lS3ADS6an
2N9EA TO VICKSBUR9.
Leaves THURSDAY, a.5P.M.
The magnificent U. s. mail packer Wick burg, Capt
~ White master will leave for Grand Lake Dousldson
Red River Landing Fort Adams Matches Watepreot Rod
BEND Lake proyidsnee staeL's Island ndqg shpwiths
DAY, st5P NJ
The vIcKsBURG will take freight for Yazoo River
to be reslipped Oh steamers Dew Drop and Home.
Leaves on SATURDAY, ats Pm.
The magnificent U. S. mail packet Nntchex, Captain
7. 2. I.eathers, will leave for Donadsonvie Plaque.
mine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing Fort Adams NAtchez Waterproof Rodney st Joseph
Grand Gulf Warrenton and yicksDag. every SATURDAY
atbP.h.
The Ea,chez yicksburg with Dew Drop
will freight for all landings the Yazoo River
high Greenwood high rates. without detention
their regular days. without fall the hour apponte Al
business entrusted ethercaYs will be promptly and faithfully
etteaded to.
These will DO responsible any psokaE
containing ewelry other raaabies upless rsan
bills Of ading specifying the and value
h paid for vaunees deposited with ths olsrs
By ths passengers, or contained in their bagsnSe.
rorfre.1hs or paSsage apply on board, or TO
J. J. PERSON CO.,
Jel5 II Corner of Carondelet and Union treets.
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GEN GA.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CALIFo RNIA.

zEn SAN ANTONIO AND ,--
%Nf1T1 SAN DIEGO MAIL LfNF- f4gsak33~s-Ss-a.Aa
-~xsoss Overland Route from Neg Or GJ EssISsHEss&
leans to San Francis o-Cvetlaad to Caiifor-
mia and Ariz1na overland from New Orleans
Francisco any intermediate places Arsona West
Texas procured at the office OF the St Louis
Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line 81 Camp street.
Commercial Psce
Passengers forwarded by the Southern Steamship Com
Indanoo Thence Western Stage Lin. San
tonic Thence San Antonio and San Diego Mail Line
Fort Clarke Fort Davis Fort BIS, Fort Hudson. Fort Quit
FL Paso Fort Lancaster, Berchole, La Mela Fort
Socston Elearaue Fort Film ore Tucson Angeles
Fort Yuma, San Diego, San Franeisco.
CLIFFORD @. WAYNE,
aus II General Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves THURSDAY, Sept. ed, at 5P. NJ.
, r. FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICKMAN,
lAEltsSS Memphis, Helena asoleon and all inermedi.
issasM@A ate landngs-The light draft passenger
steamer New Uncle sam. G. W. Stewart master will
leave above. For freight passaga, apply board
FIRGINIUS q. DENTZEl.,
SEN Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

COnsi2nees.

PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per Florda-67 bales Battle Noble
Eco-l46 co order-Tolal 2l3 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
A TT A Z A P A 8.

Us. MAIL LIME FOR ATTAKAPAs
Daily is connection with the N. o., o. eHd g.
$50 W. Railroad-The fast steamer st. Mary.
j. j. Atkinson MASTER but expressly for passengers high
freight with the Opeouas Railroad leaving Der
vrks Bay daily for Pattersonyie Csntervle and rankin
days Clarendon eanaerets and New Town. connecting
Lafayette, Grand Coeau, Opeousas and Washington.
Rushing from New Orleans to Washington twenty-si1
hours bfing the quickest raute travelled
AS the Mary leaves tn Railroad daily she offers better
facility delivering up-fresh than boat in the trade
Shippers will please the their draw receips
j. NJ. JOHNSON Il CO..
1e13 If ... No. 8 Old Levee Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
T Order 44l4. ]

{ Order 44l4. ]
BIZ order Of Finance and Streets and landings
hereby give notice tina on Fn1pAY the 2sd inst will
tce at Il o'clock M under the above res
oiuton of ha Common Conncil to wit:
for placing granite base and iron railing around
Coliseum Place. First District. 49,,
TIE above done in accordance with plans and
hcaons Surveyors Office and heretofore published in
the official cation to he eet to the
proval or rejection of the joint COMMITTEES
Y. DUPLESSIS, Comptroller.
New Orleans September l6 1889 sells u
Order 4744. ]
BIZ order the Committees Finance and Srssts and Land
ings hereby give notice that, FRIDAY the I'D inst
will office. ~ II O'clock contract No.
under alton of the Common unci'
For raising and grading the sidewalks Gssquet street.
Tbs work 10 be- with specifications nile
the surveyors heretofore published in the
journal. ', n,,, pso,c ro,.,,,,u,,
Nav or,eans ssptember l6 1859 sel6 Il
Order 4774.
BY order The Committees Finance md Streets and land
mas hereby give that, FRIDAY the I'D inst
O'Clock ST. readjndicate at my office sonlrac for
shell south east side oil HaRan Ave
nue., from Bayou ST. John to New Cana. 49,,
The done In with specfhcatons
publ shed aud file in the Surveyors Office SAID ahna
cation to be subject tohe approval or rejection oil the
v. DUPLEss1s, Comptroller.
New Orle ms September l6, 1859. sel6 Il
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ARK AN AS YER.
YAzoO RIv E R.

leaves on wEnNs sDAY, 2ist inst at NJ
RtGt3Ui4AK Low WATER YAM
tslEfc River Packet-For lstore, G'reenwood sidon
fssl4ss@EA Heal of Honey Island fehns iahoe cry sa
rru I;sb, lranght passenger packet r. ri. Bickneli.
S,mne d rtney master, will positively leave shove For
| hossS VlRGIEIUS .. DENfzEfi
. sell ausetlihlds Agent
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slippir,g snklIig.ate.

Osxscxrr .,vvlou, No. 10 Camp street,
Wednesday Morning. Sept. II. lss0
Cleared festerdiay. -
CUP o''An'D'' H"'''A-' -s' N'"S Cammsek Converse
Rsr1 Amsr,can Wortinxer for Bayans, VIM Dewey Acc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.


OHIO RIVER.
@ F5M ~ Ii T. h1au1
.ss7. ss M i s ' ~
:. viRaIsIys 9: DEsT.Els
Law; " .ss..,
.:s: S s::'s, i. ..,s s9 aS
a; :;
UACHIrA RIVER.
Law. u HEss5sgtE N INST atsns
asss az as;S y
s'i T!s",ea NY, Pine
ali landings on ouachia and Black lSersThs new slogan.
cunning viii ss1
as above For freight or fsfy e
leaves & SsRSssRA q. si + y
ss .apse
.Ss ~ vfKa1s1us ss. pEETzEE s.n.
s Pine Bluff; castor's Lanaing, Columbia.
rsn md al ineain.e way and panaion andnsTRe
,aiara;a ana srn n.cts NV
NJ W nsSa,o ss il LAWS "a
~ i. Z s ~ nassava AMY Nv b,ard > wan "
ro. ,aesh VI p"'"s''" pf'S v VI n nEkTzsr
seas Advertising gent.
~ h.a bao, ,hnror,hlv rana;rsd and sh;nnars
n H. ran a ns ~ ths spnvhu ,be SEASON.
may rely VI Nv -e1o-.us u .ue ..aue .-.9E 1 Wv -
| r.av.a av,rv q ATupnAy atkp
I'm. II N FM HE. IA kNION. Nl1 sI "a, IN
6nnrg TRINITY. and an inerIneaiate anoihgs oh
onachita anu nack new elegHp. an sMs sup
ming passenger packer ISie8Kams JOIN ~. ioolh con-
pAnGsr @ 's1se1 ~ Soovs paSe al sns
| H. W. MehAs ~ o'ciooA E. NJ tof He'ent OF passage
| apply on beard. r,,o,,r., n,vr,u,
flRGINusC DENILht4,
rel =, Avertisine AGENT
Freight received eNy =. loe oot o. Gaseomhoase sIse
| = - - = - ..-------
y + U U s.
| :. = - ------------
| 1st mat at bntsln "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves on THURSDAY, 22d inst, at r. NJ.
. r. - REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
The elegant and fast running packet
$50 steamer Fort Wayne, Samuel Barr, master,
Is and will leave Tor g. Louis Cairo Hickman,
and all inermeda landings above For freight
apply on board.
VIRGINIUS o. DENTZEL
Advertising Agent
The F. W vl take freight for Cairo Hickman, and all
interme iiae landings ssi6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves every FRIDAY, Mt S p NJ.
r. = REG, LAR viGK~BURG PACKET
n and splendid passenger packet b. l..
isssssss Hodge. G. F. Marshall, master, will leave
abyve Vckburg Warenen Grand Gulf st. Joseph, Rod
ney aerproof NAtchez, Fort Adams Red River Landing
Ba Sara Port Hui. Baton Rouge plaqueine, Donald
sonve all int landings For freight passage,
apply 10 D. Il. CARROLL Il Co,
53 Carondelet street.
H~Yagoo freight taken with privilege Of reshpping at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 2lst inst. at S Pm.
-f5.T For ST: LOUIS, CAPE GIsARDEAUI,
Easss.zh Memphis aud all inter mediate iardings-The
splendid r.euar swlftrnuning packet
John Warner, r. H. Patterson, master. will leave as
aboyr For freight or passage, ap2ls on board.
VIRGINIUS g. DENTZEL,
AIuort .irn arrart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves on SATURDAY, September q, at5P n.
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
n. FOR ST. hOUIs.-coNNEcTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at st. Lont
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The
regular passenger steamer Edyy ard j. Gny, Bart
wen, master, will leave for St. Louis and all inefemdi.
landing, above For freight through tickets to all
Passengers and shippers rely the puncuaiity o.
this steamer
ns- No berth considered engaged until paid for
R plan of the cabin and
by applying at the Compsnys Office 81 Camp street. o.
Commercial Pls
a9-The will take FIR light Memphis vicks
burg and all the nds and will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business
VIRGINUs O. DENTzEL,
sel4 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves THURSDAY, Sept. 2ld, at5PM.
st. Louis, Carlo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
~ FOR ST LOUlS-CoNNECTING AT
Cairo with the Iineis Central and at ST. Louis
lss:.ss A with the Ohio and Mississippi Raroad-The
regular packet steamer c. SwOn. H. Jones,
will leave for ST. Louis and all ntemedfat landings
above For freight through tickets to all points, North
East or West apply on board.
s and shippers rely the punctuay Of this
steamer.
A3- No be tbs considered engaged until paid for.
E pla of the cabin be and stAerooms secured
by applying at the Companys office 81 Camp street, corner OF
Commercial Place.
sBThe above steamer will take freight for Memphis Vicks
burg Naschez and all the Bends and will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation busness -
seq Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves on MONDAY, September Goth, at 10 A. NJ.
st Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
, f@e FOR ST. LOUIS.-COSSEyTINd AT
lSss Cairo with the Illinois Central and At y; Louis
t&s%&k With the Ohio 4 Mississippi Rairoad-The fnt
regular passenger packet steamer New Falls CITY, j. B.
Woods will leave for St. Louis and all intermediate
landings above For freight passage apply board.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctusliy Of
this steamer.
Hl-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
rA plan of the cabin and secured
by applying Company's Office, 81 Camp street. Of
Commercial Place.
EThe will take freight for Memphis Vcks.
burg Nnchz and all ends aud will pay strict attention
10 all way ANA plantation business.
YIRGINIUs @. DENTZEL,
sel4 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, September q az r NJ
st. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Raltosd Line.
, r. FOR ST. LOUIS.-CONNECTINq AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at St. Laui,
1Sz&s2b with the Ohio and Missi sippi RHilroad.-Tht
fine passenger packet steamer A. t. Lacey, Geo
Taylor, will leave for St. Louis and all intermediate
landings above. For freight apply on bard
ESrPassengers and shippers rely the punctualy
this steamer.
ka-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin be ard stateroons
by applying at the Companys Office 81 Camp street. o.
numerical Place.
11The will take freight for Memphis vcks
burg Nachez and all the Bends and will strict attention
to all way and plantation business.
vlRGfNIUs G. DENTZEI.,
sel4 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves FRIDAY, 30th inst, tSP.M.
n, - FOR LOUISVlLLE.--Thehn e. regular
passenger packet James ,cntgomery,
vile and all landings ror freight
sage apply on board. vIKGINlUS G. DKNTzEL,
sel9 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves WE'D ESDAY, 2lst lust. at z. M
. r.. REGULAR OUACHIYA PACKET
l@AHE5A For Columbia. Harrisonburg Trinity and all
way landings on ouaehi,a and Black rivers--the
Gne passenger Catahoula, j. d. Walker master,
will leave above For freight PASSAGE having superior
vIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
sells Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-21

Leaves on WEDNESDAY 7,.t inst, at BPM
- NEW ORLEANS. MONROE, rREN-
l68Dks ton and Onacuita Gity regular Weekly Packet
For ouHchta City, Mouth Of Bayou Bathoo-
new Sterling on Mouth dAI6onns Trenton Mnros fins
all landings ouachita Black rvers-The elegant
and swift running passenger packet steamer Rock
City, J, W Moore MASTER Frank Moore clerk will leave
above. For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEIi,
sell Advertising Agent.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

SECRETARY oFSTATE.-The Holly Springs
Dsmoerat -avs the name Of Col. r. r. WEBB
Of Poutotoc. win be before the next Dem
ocratic state Convention for Secretary Of
State.
The Natchcz Cr-fr learns that the resi-
deuce Of Mr.. A. J. Tubbs, at Faye.te
Miss, was destroyed by fire on the night
Of the 2sth ultimo.
Mr.. II. G.. Smith. who was shot in a
rcucontre ON our streets some two weeks
ago with Mr. Merrmn, died last Thurs
day night from the effects of his wound.
Columbus Democrat.
The N.r'y dppen'rf Consul 70 Gsasg.-
Tho TTrtlry Wig informs us that y.
Walker. Esq, thcn,wly appointed T.. =.
Cou,ulto Genoa, IS now much improved
in health, and viii soon leave for his post
Of duty.
The P7at'a Press. published at Herman
do i'm this State has the foIlowmqtfcl,ot at
its head For President JEFFERSON DAVIS.
For Cougrg.- in the first District I. o. C..
L,u,r. For Governor p. r. WmGur. of
Rrpah. For Secretary of State. A. Pr
-EEsox. Of Lafayette. For Auditor c. A
BRorGurg, of Tirpah. Treasurer, IT. II
| Swru of Kinds.
Mr.. Srr,rs h1- Withdrawn FRONT The H-r
| aEaf ne SuH. at Brandon. and the paper
now appears with Col Jo,Eru Br>>rr
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12
ALL NATIONS THANKFUL.

The shallow proverb, familiarity breeds
contempt" has a very limited application.
Familiarity with that which is admirable,
useful and bcnofccnt. breeds respect, ra-
tituds and enthusiasm. II has been thus
with HOLLOWAY Pills The more thor
ouchly We become acquainted with their
wonderful properties, the more we see Of
their operation in the most desperate
cases. the more deeply sensible do we be-
come Of the value to humanity of a med
icll di-cuvercr like Professor IOLLO-
WAY. In this country, where we are
quick to perceive and prompt to admit
the claims Of greatness in every depart
mcnt Of art or science, his popularity Is
boundlcss, and the demand for his RENE
dies might be called a f.v9re, fit were not
founded on the solid basis Of experience
In the season when dyscntry and diarrhUa
prevail the population Of whole districts
in the South and West refuse to take any
other preparation than the Pills. The
neutrality-suspicious. demonstrate in vain
with them. Il is useless 70 tell the sick,
who are daily recovering strength, sppe-
lite. health. and cheeriulnes-, by the use
of this omuipotent medicine, that IL is an
empirical invention. Their every organ,
muscle. nerve and fibre, unite in giving
the lie TO the assertion. IL is the same
with dyspepsia, liver complaint, and in
fact. an Internal malldies without eNcep-
ton.
Under such circumstances, can it BE
surprising that the name of Holloway IS
endeared to the American people: Many
maladics, deemed incurablo before the
introduction Of the Pills, now create nei-
Their fear nor anxiety. IL is generally uu-
dcr.tood that the subiugation Of these
complaints by course Of the medicine
h an easy task that the sufferer who re-
lies upon any other preparation, patent
or prescribed. is literally scrambling for
life in the dark and that he or she who
pcrfshcs under the false treatment Of the
faculty. "dic- as the fool dieth.'
We do no, stand alone in our apprecia-
ton Of the vitalizng and restorative quail
itics Of the Pills. Almost every exchange
/ paper we open contains some anccdote Of
their triumphs over disease, or Of the up
lifting of some debiitated and hopeless
invalid from the lowest depths Of physic
al woaknce and mental dependency, By
their aid. No other advertised medicine
have ever commanded such encomium.
from the medical, religious. political and
independents press, as Holloway reno
dies. Papers and periodicals too fr,gift
aristocratic even to publish the afratse
mnt Of the ordinary nostrums Of the day
have earnestly recommended the Pills e
the confidence Of the afflicted NOTHING
but great facts, too widely known to b,
DISPUTED. could have forced the accredi
ted organs Of the faculty to bow TO thii
mighty innovator, the Cesar Of the world
Of medicine, and his peerless curatives
But even these have succumbed. Trutl
can no more be arrested in its course thar
the Hghtnings Of heavenly T. S'o'dgl
! "NTagy."
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

sr,prtva Il, Covoprss.--A sparring TOOK
place in Congress on the sth inst, between
Col. styatrf1v. our Representative ana
Tho aboliuonist Loyeioy, Of Massachusetts,.
L0ycioy moved TO strike out Of the Bill OF
Appropriation Che appropriation Tor the
safe keeping If fugitive slaves Singleton
said Ne would bc glad if Lovcioy would re-
turn Che negroes ho had stolen from ono
Of bis lsneloton'sl constituents said also
that Loyeloy had admitted participation
In slave stealing. and such Representa-
tive dbuaoed Che nation. TheChairman
called Mr. singleton 70 order. The Black
Republicans erred out, let him 20 on.
Great excitement enFucd Tho motion
was rejected
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12


Nor A CaNup,rr.-rhe Editor OF tins
paper take tbo cuIleat occasion alter
reaching bom, from protracted visit t'
New Orleans aud Mobile. 10 return ms
thanks 1tbo.e friends who have 30 dat.
tsripsfy mentioned bIs name iu connec-
rop vI.h che b.eb olBcea Of Representa-
HyesIu youere. 5udGoygmoroithc State.
H. seknov rdeomeutt are especially due
&, col Wooa. che distinguished editor Of
che Natcbet frs. Trhir. and o corrcspon-
dent Of that paper who writes over the
SIGNATURE oft "llovogWrro ANu Fr'St TT
vra" the former of whom recommends
us faf Congress. and thchttcrior governor.
To alI such kind suggestions we have SIM
ply t1ay tbaEve are au aspirant Tor no
pubHcstau1u Whatever and could not ac-
rept anom.utH1u. oven &c rendered. We
are content b. serve the public 90 The
best ol oar humble ability iu our prcseuI
position and tho greatest favor oui
rc.ud. ,s1 beaiow GA us win be- % assist
IA in circulating tho C.Has among Oh.
people anJ increasing .ts busIue. and
influence.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12
.ninranr ,IornIns. rcb. Ia. 80.


The Democratic Executive Committee
for the State. having almost unanimously
designated the frst Monday Va July a.
Che Hmr end .he city Of Jackson a. the
place Ior holding che next Democratic
State Convention lor the nomination Of
candidate tor Governor, Secretary Of
state Treasurer and Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts. the undersigned, as Chairman Of
che Committee. hereby gives notice that
Che Convention will assemble at tho tmo
and place indicated.
By order ot the Commitroc.
- 4. - ~ L-L-.--.--..-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

JrucE or rus FiHu Disrrfcr.-We are
glad t1 hear chat the Hon. HAAS C,ssr-
ptr of franklin county, has bocu appoint.
Ell by the Governor Judge Of the First
Judicial District of this State. in place Of
Judge posey deceased The appoint.
M ,ut be- ia every respect "a good one.
Tlerc are few ADLER men In the State
ta1n yr CAssrpY and few if any who
would wear tho Judicial crmiue more
gacehiIIy or worthily. u Is 10 be- hoped
fbat Mr. G. will bee candidate before tho
people when the election comes on, and
thai they win have the good sense 20 CON
Hrm the Governors appointment. IL b
of such men a. no that our Judges ought
10 be made.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

DivrAsrs or rur Tuno'r ,Sp Lrvos.--
We commence 10 day the publication Of
the advertisement, Of Or q. r. CR,Nr. Of
New Orleans.
Tho number Of people at present suf
ferinrfrom cough and colds in this country
is thing unprecedented in our rccollec-
ton. There are a great many people who,
BY not attending properly % such vista
tons, may permit them 70 take pcrma-
nent hold Of the system. and open the
way 10 consumption. Us disease Of the
throat and lungs For those who may
unhappily suffer thcmsclycs t1 become
thus affected, there + no better or easier
relief than that afforded by the electro
chemical and mcdicatcd vapor baths.
and inhalations. administered by Dr.
/ Crane. at his Institute. no lfG Sd. joseph
street, New Orleans. The Doctor has had
much experience in this, his exclusive
method of treatment. and has been uni-
formlv successful. We know Of numer.
Gus people who were going. as thcmsclve.
and their friends thought, surely to the
grave. but who. by falling into Or. Cranes
hands have been restored 10 a long lease o.
life. health and happiness. Wcdircct the
attention OF an who may be citherscverely
or lightly affected, rs above, to DR.. Crane''
advertisements in another column.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

Edward Macready. the son Of the TRACE
din. has been reading passages of Ham
let to the inhabitants Of Bombay
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

Tho whole expenses Of The state Gov.
srumcnt a. New Jersey were last year
tnOo0. about ihroo-6lths Of which were
raised by a tax upon railroad passengers,
mostly itrangcm.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

IHE LARGEST CorroN CRoP II GEORGIA.
The Macon Telegraph SAYS: Col. Joseph
Bond Of this city has made this year twcn-
ty-onc hundred and seventy bales Of cot
ton, which would at present prices bring
him over one hundred thousand dollars.
4 neat LITTLE income
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

n1g- Il ispencrauy believed. that in con-
sequence Of the press Of business before
Congress. a great portion Of which Is sure
10 remain undisposed Of when the day Of
adjournment arrives, that the President
will convene an extra session, In that
event special elections would have % be
held ia all tho States that have not alrea-
dy elected their members to the next Con-
rrpsa
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

nu- Our thanks are due 70 Mcsss.
Baouv. siyotrroy and McRAr. Of this
State. and 60 SIR. llorfroy. Of Alabama.
lor congressional documents.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-02-12

Deer Range January Is. 1859
To The AGENTS II he southern on Company. NGC Or
io7Es-pear Sirs-I have been using very extensively
upon all the machinery belonging TO the Plantation,
VIZ: Sugar Mil and Engine Draining Wheels. Pumps,
saw and Corn Mills the OIL manufactured from Tosn
by the southern Oil Company, and find 1t IN every
spect preferable TO any other. / have also used the
Wheel Grease and the Navy Pitch, and for Plantation
tion and service
/ am glad To notice the success which attends the
efforts Of the Company, and believe that in time this
new branch Of industry viii rival almost any other
among MS. With the immense pine forests which
abound trGuE hGut the South 1t viii be uiScredtable
10 people they do not convert u into sources Of
almost untold wealth. Surely the South should
courage every effort looking 10 her industrial enfrsn
chsemcut from the North; and in no branch Of man
utacturc are the promises more brilliant than in this.
The appeal should be brought home 10 every true
Southern patriot and believe it viii be responded 10.
Your obedICut servant.
rSunci' NAT-NSEL WHITE.