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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

HOME PATRIoTIsM.-The man who has
The interests OF his own neighboThood al
heart. who is interested in the welfare OF
his own community; one who can see
something worthy Of encouragement in
his own District, County and Stale; in
short, he who does not frown on the good
things al home, anu who believes that he
need not send abroad 10 procure articles
that can be obtained at home, is the true
benelactor, is the citizen of real worth Ia
the society in which he lives. He takes
his neighbor cordially by the hand, and is
mos, happy when he can assist him. He
smiles at the prosperity Of those among
whom he earns his bread. The progress
of his County and Stale is his advance
ment. And lastly, he subscribes for {
home paper, because he is interested ir
home affairs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02
An Army at Rest.

The Albany Evening Jourm remarks
that "lhsre is one army which will never
quiz Italy. Ii sleeps on its aims in an
eternal bivousc. New recrulu Join al an
average Of thousand day. They are
picked men, the bravest in both armies
the foremost in every battle. In twenty
seven days Italy has been stewn with
tweny-seven corpses-poor fellows who
sought an epaulel, and found a grave. A
thousand fell in the various ear y Skin.
mshes. A thousand marked the invasion
of Garibaldi. Nine hundred French and
Sardlnans persisted at MOnlebelIo. Two
thousand Austrians pefshed on the same
field. Two hundred Zouayes were killed
al Pdleslro. As MANY Sardinians died
with them. Four hundred Auslrians
we're drowned in the canal. More than
twenty thousand must have fallen in the
actions at BuffaIora and Magenta. The
Journal then speaks, by name, Of The
many distinguished officers killed and
wounded, also adding -
"Bu, this is The "(ortune of war.
There must be deaths, or there can be no
promotion. A dozen eager hands are
ready to grasp the baton as it falls from
the hands of The dying Marshal. A doz-
ell hearts burn for the gold epaulets whose
last owner lies dead in the ditch. From
The general of division down to The sous.
lieutenant, each finds his commanders
rornsp n stennino.Stone IN hic oUn olorv ,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

Sons OF IEMPERASCE.-At meellng
of Potomac Division, No, 60, Sons OF
Temperance. Shepherdslown, held on
Tuesday evening, 2Slh ult.. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter -
ELIAS BAKER, P. w. p.
JOHN H. ZITTLE, w. p.
DIR. r. p. MAGRUDER. w. A.
GEO. D. McGLINCY, F. S.
WIN. G. BUTLER, +.
]. A. JONES, R. S.
Il. WINTERMOYER, Jr,, A. R. s.
l.. T. TAYLOR. C.
WM. r. MCDONALD, A. C.
JOHN SHARER, |. S.
R. P. McGLINCY, O. S.
REV. ]. l.. FRARY, Chaplain.
Mr.. G. t. BUTLER was elected Local
Deputy, at former meeting, in place Of
DR.. JOHN QUIGLEY who resigned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

Z Large lot of STONE.WARE for ssls
* by ID. s. Rerieh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

DURE CIDER VINEGAR for sale by
/ June 25 u. s. Renieh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-07-02

WILL practice in the Counties Of jefferson,
w Berkeley and the adj dining Counties
as Office in Towner's building, formerly
occupied by DR.. John Briscoe.
June %, 1853. ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

mt he slow Ii, offering inducements in favor of
trim on the Eclipse. She connects with all the rail-
roads for an points North and East and with regu-
]ar packets for ST. Louis and Louisville. Passen-
cers can procure through tickets by applying to
Mr. j. ii. Freligh, agent, under the St Charles
Hotel.
Jas. Montgomery for Loaispiae.-The splendid
and commodous passenger packet Jas. Montgom-
ery, Capt. ]. B. Archer, commander, Mr.. John A.
Lowry, clerk, will leave for Louisville, and inter
mediate points, this evening at 5 o'clock. The
Montgomery is as well provided with all the neees-
sares which conduce to the ease and comfort of the
traveller as any packet in the line.
Edtca,d i Gay for lMemphis.--The splendid,
magnificently appointed and spacious passenger
packet Edward j. Gay, Capt. Bart. Bowen com
mander, Mr.. Jchn Brooks, clerk, will leave this
evening at 5 O'Clock, for Memphis and intermediate
points. No packet can boast of finer accommoda-
tons for the convenience and comfort of travellers
Emerald for GincimMi.-Capt. Q. q William
son announces his intention to depart with ms new
and magnificent Express Line packet Emerald, TINS
evening at 5 o'clock, for Cincinnati and intermed-
ate landings. She is a splendid packet, having
every convenience and accommodation necessary
to insure the comfort and ease Of travellers.
at o'clock, the safe, reliable and elegant pas
senrer packet Great Western, Capt. John Nj.
NeWcomb, commander, will leave for Cincinnati
Louisville and intermediate points.
Tac,uyseh for Cincinndti.-This evening. at 5
o'clock the fine and comfortable Express Line pas
senrer packet Tecumseh, Capt. T. F. Logan, COM
manter Mr.. Chas A. Sargent, clerk, will leave for
Cincinnati, Louisville and intermediate ports The
Tecumseh has been greatly altered and improved,
furnished with new boilers and thoroughly repaired,
rendering her safe and pleasant passenger packet
Madison for Cincinnati. The safe, reliable and
commodious Express Line passenger packet Mad
ison Capt. Geo. D. Hoople, commander, Mr.. D. q.
Sedan, clerk, will leave this evening at O'Clock,
for Cincinnati, Louisville and intermediate ports.
lSo,dl,- Weste,' for 81. Looas.-The excellent and
finely appointed passenger packet South ester,
Capt Jno. Porter, commander, Mr.. W. s. Harper,
clerk, will leave this evening at o'clock for st.
Louis and all intermediate points,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
Receipts Of Pro,luce.

+ FORT SMITH-Per steamer 35th Parallel-551
bales cotton Campbell & Strongest r W Estlin &
co-230 NJ Greenwood-200W A johnson &co-154
Rotchford, Brown &co--l34 Walker, Hutchinson &
co--l26 Feowes &co-l25 Barley, johnson eco
lib Battle, Noble &co--93 G Connolly &co-92 do
W = Leverich eco So do Byrne, Vance &co--75
billiard, Summers &co--5S Moore & VanCulin-5O
90 do I H & J NJ Allen &ce-4s do w Cox &co--3s
Phelps Jones-29 Winston, Morrison &eo-26 do
I Hardie &co--l5 Brander & Hubbard-l4 Vim
Soery &co--l3 Nelson &eo--l3 Moon Bros-lO
Lane, Salter &co-l0 Martin, Cobb &co-6 McLe-
more, Rayburn &co-5 GLADDEN. & Sexes A II
May &co--l54 pigs lead to Dix & Ranlett--9 bags
wool to Phelps u Jones-sundries to order-Total
26S0 bales cotton
AIEXANDRIA-Per steamer starght-72 bales
cotton Wyche &co--l40 do W jackson &co--
123 West, Renshaw Cammack-ll0 do Wilson &
Pomroy--l00 Wallace l. Weaver-63 do Cum
mings &eo-54 W Burbridge &co-45 do Lewis L.
Oglesby--40 Walker, Hutchinson &co- SO A Mil
tenberger &co-36 Phillips Nixon &co--3O Wright
& Allen-l7 Green g. Crump--S A D Kelly &co-7
S Seymour &co-6Winston Morrison &co-30 hhds
sugar IA bbls molasses S Nelson &co-lO hides
Lobit g. Charpantier-sundries to order--Total $50
bales cotton
ST LOUIS-Per steamer st Cloud-425 bbls flour
Gordon 4 Foster-200 do Perdreauville Bros--2000
do Ralh &co49S do S II Kennedy &co-200 bbls
whisky VOORHEES,, Griggs &co--ll pkgs plows and
fixtures Oglesby Macaulay--l5 hbls oil Perdreau-
seks bran Given, Watts &co-2o0 do As bbs onions
y 0verton &eo--ll8 seks apples L w Benton
lsS SEEKS corn H Kennedy &co-lot machinery to
| S Gilman.
ST LOUlS-Per steamer Crescent City-22O bbls
nonr 600 scks bran to order--77 bbls -four Beades
&ce-s00 do J Connolly &co--SG0 do Given, Watts
&co, , do Bredow Wusthoh,-37 seeks bran to
beadles &co-225 do J Duffy &co--sOO do E " Ben.
ton-2so scs oats = bales hay Moore &co-2s
do Cass Dowling--4e6 scks corn S II Kennedy &
co-sI2 DO s g Michel &co--5S7 40 Horrell, Gayle
&co--t2l coils rope Smith &co-254 do Dix g.
RanlettnlS bbs alcohol to II D seaman--5o bbls
whisky Bullitt Whaley--7O do Bredow a Wusthoff
ID hhds tobacco Moore & YanCulin--l do Clarke
1 4 Thieneman--l do Il NJ Summers &co---4 do Eel
loves &co--50 do Jas Turner-44 bales cotton A L
Gaines-38 do Fellewes &co-sa do ] Williams &co
III do Bsadles &co--20 bbls eggs 60 irkins butter
| l36 bbls -four Dolsen q Sous bids cabbage
| " Benton-n bbls lard Dig Ranlett- s cEs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

bacon Perkins &co--lO bbls beans Beadles Eco
SO do r s Elder Gco--l0O bbls onions Chopard 4
co25 bbls apples T A Johpson-l4 do krant to
Converse &co-sundries to order-Total 81 bales
cotton 70 hhds tobacco.
,,r,,ptIIc H. ,t.,,,,or pe,ub,;c-- 577 bales
M. Die n,vea s's''aloi aos r n / NJ Alien &
oo'.e aaa pEame aaneo no Scrngrs Donecan &co
one W.. MI 1os Watt Scol9l Perkins
.Auo Ma.I q ,esns I,o.,r scoI65A M Hopkins
%co-Iao holcmore, DIN IN Henderson Terry
@co-ioS Sre ,i q stantpp & Newman-l02 Hen.
Sco--iVo n b'l9n "a; W;ams 4 Tuckera5 do w
nerson y I guy - p w Estl;n Nco-7O slaughter
butgrius tyspo q, w COY Nno-s1 s q Nelson
SIn. III q sraI.aN Ranlbasa / rs Kicks
Gov 90 n ~ paci az 10 / < a Cromwell--o5
TcD'a .o,,, 81 Coleman Rritton 4 Withers
ICY Is y " Shamnl;n Sco.oII W Holloway &co-
I2 Hughes, Hyliested &co-10 Walker, Hutchinson
&co---7 Wood & Low-6 do Jones, Walker &co--6
Frierson. Conway &co----l Pritchard 4 Flower
sundries to order--Total $40 bales cotton.
pAynIT SARA Dor stenmer Crosse Tete-
oil haIes cotton SIauabter smith & McRae-50 do
parna = Harr;sonl " 40 Hawk;ns 4 Norwood- IA
Frellsen. Stevenson &co-3S Jno L Lees Ar Mil
tenberrer & Borron--4O V Allan-33 Cutrer Har-
rison Sco-32 A Levi &co--27 Watt &co-20 NJ
Harris & Sonic Henderson & Peae-l6 A Da-
silya-l6 Byrne. Vance Sco-ll j DaSilva eco
10 Fellowes &co-lO f f Poole-10 A D Kelly SEQ
10 r W Estln &co-13 D r Carroll &co-s Prtch-
ard & Flowers Frierson. Conway &co-s Wright
& Aliens A Miltenberger &co--5 d R Carroll SEQ
g W S Donnell &co-5s hhds sugar "a bbls mo
lasses Belocq, Noblom &co-Gl do Is Lids sugar
Watt &co-20 do 80 bbls molasses NJ b Brady 4
COL do do Allain--9S do Lellande-l0 hhds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

HAVANA, KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS
-150 oats 6S coffee 10 bbls molasses IS cks
bacon n hhds sugar 3l5 bbls -four 100 bbls whisky
IS bbls pork $50 scks corn $50 kegs pigs feet and
sunlries.
NEW YORK-Per ship Andover--Il5 bales cot
ton Ito do rope cuttings LA hhds tobacco 1888 bis
molasses Ill pkgs mdse.
MALAGA-Per bark Carman-525 bales cotton
PHILADELPHIA--Per bark A K Dealing-67
bales cotton % hhds sugar 7s4 bbls molasses 4G
tuns iron so emit bbls 20 eases mdse.
LlVERPOOL--Per ship Mountaineer.-2367 bales
cotton.
QUEENSTOWN, and q market-Per ship Mar
mion-250S bales cotton.
ST MAGuIRE-Per ship Marathon-l2G5 bales
cotton &c, 200 slaves 150 bdls hides.
LIvERPOOL-Per ship R Jacobs 1911 bales
cotton 5000 slaves l47 bbs rosin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
Imports.

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA---Per steamship
Granada---assorted mdse.
4 PENSACOLA-Per schr Zulime-42 900 # lum-
bur to Thos Murray &co.
2 GRAND CAlLLIOU-Per Propeller Sofa-l5O
hllds sugar Byrne, Vance dco--3O do Sabatier-
40 do 100 bbls molasses W Jackson Sco-6O do 10
hhds sugar W & D Urquhart--25 do 10 bbls molas-
ses r w Estlin &co-Tota 25s hhds sugar 23S bbs
molasses.
VERA CRUZ-Per steamship Tennessee-s3 800
specie w Zaehare &co-$ 600 ID de Goicoura-
$500 de Egana-ll0 bales coffee Cramer Geo.
Il bxs sugar Z Forstall-l box de Fuentes-
Total SIS 400.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
Steamboats,.
Passengers

Per steamship Tennessee, from Vera Crnz-Mr
L S Hardens, lady, chldn, and servants, Mrs A
Parrodi and daughter, L G Parrod and lady, NJ
Romero 1t Pitman, Or NJ, f Cartello, r Tells, j
Carnedo, A d'Esley, Canedo, Castro, Captain
Storker, Campbell-1I Storage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
Spoken

BY Capt Wilcox, of the propeller Sofia, on 2lst
Nov off Cape Florida, spoke brig South, Sears, FIN
Galveston, for New York, 81 days out-supplied
her with provisions. On 10th inst, North of Grand
Cailliou spoke schr Urbana, Smalley, from Key
West bound for Grand CailIiou.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
STEAMBOATS,.


MEMPHIS PACKET
ls8s4ssS ls5e.l LINE l1s6o. kfsssalsI
THE MEMpHIs AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY
VIII run tbr boats during Of 1859 and 1850 fol
lows:
Ono of the boats Of tho Memphis and New Orleans Ike will
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
Az o'clock +. NJ.
MONDAY BOATS: Om.
Ingomnr. d. Clarke, muster.
wEpSEsDAY BOATS;
John Simonds. ...........J r. Smith, muster,
Eclipse .,.......,...,.......H. /. Spots, master
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast. .....................,.Wfn Stny, master
II. r.. w. Hill .........,.,..T II. Newell. n'estcr
THE vICKsBuRG AND MEMPHIS LINZ,
-Towir-
Daniel Boone. .s..,......,..f. Hicks, master
Kate Frisbec .....--,..s,...''. Lee, master.
Victoria. .....................w w. lIanck MASTER.
Leave yicksbnrg Mt I'm a
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers leaving Orleans Jackson Railroad every
evening in the week but Wednesday evening, thus make
close connection rcksbug with the other of the above
Lines. These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And the
MEMP HIs AND OHIO RAILRo D /.
FROM MEMPHIS TENN.
Atordng passengers choice OF East North and West
from that point
For through tickets esh and I'd reliable h nfonao apply to
o6 Memphis Packet Office, St Charles Hotel left wing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
Shipping SattIliaelnt.
sg-sec back of this page for Daily Port List.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning, December "A, 1859.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Atlantic, Hutchings, for Havana, Key
West and other Florida ports, G B Payne
Ship Mountaineer, Wilson, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Marmion Blankenship, for Queenstown and a
market, Meeker, Knox eco
Ship Marathon, YanDyke, for st Mcguire, ('r),
Meeker, Knox eco
Ship n Jacobs, Henderson, for Liverpool,
Cammack & Converse
Ship Andover. Keeny, for New York.
Aaron Cohen
Spanish bark Carmen, Gerardo, for Malaga,
PUG Brothers
Brig "A X Dealing, Pomroy. for Philadelphia,
a85 ] Fl Ashbridge & Nephew
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

FOR SHREVEPORT, g RAND
~ B. Bayou. Coushaa, Gampe, Gland Ecore ST. Maui
rice, Montgomery, Cote Alexandria Nofm.n.
sEzzsaasS arbns and all intermediate landings on Red
kiNerIe elegant light raught running pas
packet Starlight, Cas Hayes c. F. Hayes
clerk will leave as above For freight passage apply
board
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
tisippA fpnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
R ED RIVER .

81 h lima Bluff and Shreveport Packtt-For Hurricane
and Careun Bluffs Shreveport Grand Bayou
ssss:s amp'e, Grand Ecore, Conshatta, ST. Maurice
Montgomery, Coile, AleSanra Norman's, Barbin's ali
emcta,e landings Red riyer-The new, elegant light
daughl and swift running passenger packet senle
DOIlb1oOn, VIM c. Harsou MASTER will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board
VIRGISIUS G. DENTZEL.
DIP Adversnr irsnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
WHITE RIv Err.
Leaves on MONDAY, 18th inst. ut . p. NJ
EE.IrE. HAyIIIrNE RlN.ER L

REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACKET
H. M-for rocalontas, Batcsvic iacksonp"r, Au
asaazzsSs Whe Ri,er-ll'c splendid and swift running
passenger packet steamer IatnIl. Samuel Taylor
masto will positively leave nhovG The lHtan will take
freight sgn through bills ading Jaeksonport per
b., i'll also take freight for Napoleon and a incrne
landing, Mississippi river up the Mouth
of White river, l5c 100 H. For freight passage apply
on board.
NIRGINIuS G. DENTZEI4
dl2 Advertising Agent.
EThc Ta,an will pay bills except accompanied by pass
book order from ,'aui, Taylor or II. s. Eaton clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

ALAB A MA RIV r.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, lih inst, at r. NJ.
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER
sS - Packet-lhe running passenger packet
steamer Judge Porter, Ed F. Shields,
will leave above positively, for Wetumpka
Montgomery Washington Benton Selma and all intermediate
landings on Alabama ryer-For freight passage apply
board at The New Basin
NIRGINIcS c. DESTZEL,
dt3 Advertising Agent.
The steamer Jndge Porter is receiving freight the
New Basin Shell Road side.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
Arrived Yesterday.

t. -.-
Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, from Vera Cruz
10th inst to c B Payne-1st dist.
Steamship Granada, MCGOWAN, FIN New York Sd
inst, via Havana 10th inst, to S DeVisser eco
LIST district.
Propeller Sofia, Wilcox, I'm Philadelphia 17lh ult,
via Grand Cailliou, to master--2d dist Is.
Schr Zulme, Codina, days from Pensacola, to
master--basin.
Steamboats,.
35th Parallel, Chapman, I'm Fort Smith.
Starlight, Hays, FIN Alexandra.
St Cloud, Dravo, FIN St Louis
Jim Barkman, Bangs, I'm Arkadelphia
Texas Ranger. Radovich, FIN Lower Coast
D F Kenner, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
Crescent City, Thornburg, FIN st Louis.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid, FIN Bayou Sara.
Florida, Meyers, I'm Mobile.
Republic, Montgomery, I'm Memphis
Towboat Ophelia, Mackey, I'm the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 11th instant ship
Lizzie Moses--came up with Martins Dry
Dock.
Towbaat G Vanderbilt Wright, from Pearl River
with Martins Dry Dock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
rIaAR1l1s HE1psIEcK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wine of the above weknown brand has
been and will continue to he received by the undersigned in
quantities meet the increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence, that
cones from e closest Re descendant Of The old aud first
established houe nj Hgidseck Cos OF Rheims they have taken
hul IF ii with determination bling ii and lis claims dis
Hneon, before the pUblr generally than heretofore
bG superior qGity Of this article satisfy that its
epaiaiHn lgon where great attention, well Rs
thorough experience Sve been brought TO bear in its prodnc-
ol Charles fieidec has given 5 wfolu mind 10 the peec-
zion Of his wine aud rnakl. il worthy Of The NAME Free
ept visits he United States have enabled him fully to
understand Ru appeciie and wishes of
aud Of lis having proted by that information Is evidenced by
the Champagne presented Eo the palate Of the connoissenr
wine unsurpassed Tor its rich bouquet and general excellence
The varieties Of brands of Champagne tend greatly Doubt TO
confuse the purchaser but the lovers of good and genuine wine
look for Charles Helsieck in full the label well
the coIks and capsules.
7. W. BAYAUD & CO.,
General Agents for Moth America, New York.
The Charles Hedeck be obtained in quantities at the
nader mentioned houses besides many others here named
'1nd al retail with al the principal hoiel-keepers.
E. y. HART & CO.,
J II. III. n. MARKS,
sEWEIL T. TAYLOR,
Iee ~ PAYNE, STEELE & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

NOTICE TO DRAKNIEN THE DRIVER OF
Dras Nc. Ali who hauled the spoutngs ship
Pleiades, is requested to make himself known to
d. s. JONES CO., 81 Ciravier street.
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TALLAHATCHIE RIVER.
: Leaves ON THURSDAY. lalh inst. AZ 5p. M.

Leaves THURSDAY. 18th lust, AZ 3 2, NJ.
REGU r. TALLAfIATCI1IE
~ h, and Yazoo Rive tecket--For Mouth t'd Wafer
llnn ncnpois, Iilltoha Lcilore Greenwood, Si'ion
ichule. yaaoo City, sa'9rl!a and AZ intermediate
liyt draurht and fas, running passenger
steamer Col. II. II. Judson, 4. G, liarvson master,
will above and continue in the trade throughout the
,son. For freight passage amply on board,
dl3 VIRGlNIUS G. DENTEEI.
Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst. at 5 2. ".
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND

~ h BHNoH .IpNsaIi Cahpt, TIhd fcole, Sc Man,
h.5sSSice Gothic Alexandria, NonntIiS Barbn's, nd
yssfls Ill Intermediate landings Red river-Tle
rey new very light drangt steamer Norm
ing Light, VIM. Dillon j. NJ ttampln clerk will
Leave bove. For freight passage. having splendid
cominodutions apply on board. u -
NIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
d2 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. l4th inst. AT 3 p NJ
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER

IA Roseviilc, Carsvile Norristown Darianele.
s.srs tewisbTs Little Rock, Pine Bluff New n>couy
all plantation landings in the BendsThe eegant yey
light and swift running Qu:ipngy, j. G..
Adams master will leave for the above and all intermediate
landings For freight apply on hoafd.
NIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI.
do Aren't,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
ARK A NSAS RIVER.

Leaves ON THU ttSUAY. December Ii, b r NJ.
ARKANSAS RIVER--FOR FORT
fsa smith Nan 5nten, Ozark Rossyills, snadfa,
iltlc Rock Pine Bluff New tiascony and all in
landings and the fendsrhe elegant very
light daugh aud swift running passenger packet
Thtriy-Fith Parallel, H. Chapman, master Ed.
Carter, clerk will leave above For freight passage apply
Gu board.
EIRGINIGS g. DFNTXEJ.
dl3 Advertisas Agent
Leaves with Dispatch
ARKANSAS RIVER-FaR FORT
~ Il. smith, Van Buren, Ozark, Rose,iie, Spa'rn, Nor
s44h4h.s a sown Dardanele Iawsbug, Little Rock, Pine
sss:s:sss bah, New Gascony and all way AMI plantation
the endslhe elegant and light dralght
swift running packet Little Rock, jerks Brown
MASTER Louis William Brown clerk will leave For
freight or passage apply on bodfa
.ABSER LEGRASD GAINES,
Agent, "a Common street.
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