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8iber Sntelliaslrtt.
CRESCENT ORrtoE, Ne. 10 Camp street.
Sunday, October 81, 1859.

Sunday, October 81, 1859
General Rcmnrks-The Weather-Buslness
weekly Arrivals = Weekly Receipts =
Genenal News Arrivals Yestcrday-Dc-
pnrtures To-Day, etc., etc.
The weather for the last few days has been clear,
cold and windy, reminding those whose business is
outdoors very forcibly that winter, with its cold,
chilling breath, is rapidly approaching The stiff,
North breeze, waiting the dust in almost snffocat
ing clouds, rendered the leyee on Saturday dec
dedly disagreeable. Yesterday was clear, cloud
less day, vet the warmth of the suns refulgent
beams were insufficient to coax pedestrians, who
were fortunate enough to possess such articles Of
luxury, to lay aside their overcoats and shawls.
Business was quite brisk on the levee on Satur-
day. number of boats left with good average
For the week ending Friday noon the number of
arrivals at the levee amounted to sixty-one, being
three less than for the week previous. This de-
water in the lower tributaries.
The receipts for the week do not show very
marked Improvement over our previous weekly re-
port. Of course we only give the receipts of lead
ing articles, which are as follows:
Cotton, 65 1929 bales; sugar, 1898 hhds., terces
and bills. molasses, 2l6s bbls; bacon, 39l hhds.
and herces; flour, y, 7s3 bbs. pork 209s tierces
sacks; whisky, 1904 bbls.; tobacco, 500 hhds. !;
rope, 1856 coil.
Since our last report the river before the city
has fallen two inches, anu Is now thlfteen leet
below high water mark.
Having undergone course of repairs, the R.
W. McRae will resume her regular weekly trips to
the Ouachita river on Saturday next, running in
connection with the Indian No. 3 The latter will
make two trips per week between the mouth,
Trenton and Monroe, thus insuring regular and
direct connection with the McRae from New
| Orleans,
\ The Prima Donna is going across the river for
| repairs, but will return to the levee in day or
two, and resume her place in the trade between
A Cincinnati and this port.
a We understand that Captain Dowty and Mr..
kaehelle have charted the Andy Fulton, and not
the Railroad Company at Alexandria. Capt Dowty
Will continue TO run her in the Red river trade.
We are Indebted to Messrs Knott and Yosti,
clerks for the manifest Of the steamer r. j. Lack
land, from ST. Louis.
II: Louis copy the following from the Re-
: publican of the Goth:
Inc river here remained stationary all yesterday
ast report from below was out Cairo The Illinois
SALE and 30 inches below Peoria. -
The Upper Mississippi y falling from Paul down. with az
feet the and 80 inches
is feet in the channel below Keoknk. -
The Missouri falling from Council down 10 the mouth
with 81 feet in the channel below ST. feet above
| This river Ii in wretclcd condition. 4
The weather Is fne and and business the landng
| tocrably brisk yesterday
ClNoissATI Oct N.Ths weather continues mild aud pleas
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Shipping Sntelligel1tt.
CRESCENT OYrcR, No. 70 Camp Street,
Monday Morning, October 81, 1852

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp Street, !
Monday Morning, October 81, 1852.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, for Havana, via Key
West and other Florida ports. G Harris
Ship Congress, Hagan, for Liverpool.
S Jones eco
Ship Sandusky, Williams, for Liverpool. =,
Creevy & Farwel
Ship Henrietta, Marcy Nickerson, for Hayre.
Cammack & Converse
Ship Teresta, (Spanish) Cordona, for Barcelona,
PUG Brothers
Ship Bay State, Crowell, for Bremen,
7 Jenkins eco
Ship Ocean Monarch, Page, for Liverpool.
Meeker, Knox &co
Ship Liberty, Atkins, for New York, :,
Creevy & Farwell
Bark Maipo, Gpanish,) Mas, for Barcelona,
Castillo & Harispe
Schr Martha Harrison, for Pensacola,
A Mitchell
schr Sarah Burr, Droshar, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
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Alta kAPAS.
n. .. MAIL IINE FOR ATTAkA.

NJ Daily In conaeetioh with Ihe = r n, " M
SkAAhS9,i W, Ralroad-The fast steamer ST. sAaTJ,o
Attiksan, master, bull expressly ioI pa ,
gers light freight will connect with the opeansas and
leaving Berwick Bay daily Pattersonye Genferyle MN
Franklin will extend her rips on InssdnT
SATURDAYS 10 Choronon, eannesetts and New loNs Ts
nj the latter place with fourhorse mail coaches 70. o.
Iatayettc Grand Coteau Opeosas and sx
Running time from New Orleans 10 "asRns''n '">' ~
houls being the quickest route Travelled A. , es be.ter
ssclitv for up freight than any boa, m 'he
~ Iii ~, ,isue the thetr day receipts
shippers 8,' nNNNt J. NJ jon NSON & Co,
o., No. 3 Old ievee, Agents.
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Arrived Yesterday.

-..m Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Granada, Griffin, from New York 18th
inst, via Havana 26th inst to DeVisser eco
list district.
Steamship Mexico Talbot, from lndianola and Gal
weston, 2Sth inst, to c Harrs-lst dist.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, from lndianola via Gal
weston 2Sth inst, to Harris-lst dist.
Shin Jacobs, Henderson, II days from New York
to master-lst district.
Bremen ship Neptune, Bull, 60 days from Bremen,
Formerly reported at Quarantine to master
-4th district
Shin Lisbon Curtis from Bristol, to master-POint.
Shis Chas l.unt, Moore, II days from Newbnry-
port Mass in ballast to master-Quarantlne
Station
Steamboats,.
Arkansaw, Bennett, from Red River.
Anna Perret, Louailler from Washington.
Robt Watson, Smoker, from Alexandria.
b NJ Runyan Miller, fin st Louis.
Alopzo Child, DeHaven, I'm St Louis
Chancellor, Malbon FIN Louisville.
ID + Kenner, Baranco, from Bayou Sara
Indian No L. Kouns, from Alexandria.
w Burton, Heno, from Fort Adams.
Julia Roanc, Danlay, I'm Little Rock.
Empire Parish, Jeantfeau, Guarantee station.
G ID jr, Vincent, from Donaldsonvllle.
Lakeland, Miller, FIN st Louis.
Towboat Panther, Rezeau, from the Passes-went
down light-brought up ship Lisbon, ana 10
Quarantine ship c H Lunt.
Towboat A j Whitmore, Whitmore, I'm the Passes
.--towed down and to on the 25th instant,
ship Heidelberg, barkentine Ben Haslett-
brought up ships RJacobs and Neptune.
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No arrivals from sea Saturday.
Arrivals Mt the Carontlelet Canal.
Schr Lagrange, fin Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Alcyon, fin Bonfouca.
Steamboats,.
Ingomar, Clark, I'm Memphis.
Minnesota, Kimball, from Red River.
Prima Donna, Ford, I'm st Louis.
Crosse Tete, Gross, from Bayou Sara.
California, Myers, from Mobile.
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STEAMBOATS,,
UPPER MISSISSIPPI,
r.r-,,yy.577zzsss57 g IL EAT GEN.
III sssisesgaa TnAh ROUTE - 4

L En- MISSlSSlPPI.
6sF rnA1 ROUTE .@A
For all Points--
NORTH IND EAgTl
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
Frs will leave New Orleans MS follows:
October a. November Is.
u. q. Swon Capt Isaac H. Jones.
October 81 November 30,
Ei d. Tn Capt. Bart Bowen.
November 2 and -
New Falls City ....-.,,..,.,. Capt j. b. Woods
November 4 and a.
n. II. Capt. Geo. Taylor.
October II, November i and 26
October 10, November 8 aud -
lily OF memphis Capt. W. j. kounts
October 81 November 10 and 80.
Gladiator Capt Jno Knefeter
October o. November II,
VIM. NJ. Morrison Cant inn n Dpninrer
October D. November H.
Champion.....,.,,,.,.., Capt f. b. Moore
October r. November TO-
Passengers rely the boats leaving advertised and
making DIRECT connexions
NIGksBURG "#.M
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROADS.
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
"A. st. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BEII.FnN
TAME uud all other Railroads for all points
North and East
p TICKETS Railroad for sale mt this office
Fare Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUTEi
sr>TIGKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
For correct information Through Tickets apply the
Office OF the
ps- RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, Ca
No. 81 Camp street,
of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD c. WAYNE,
General Agent.
J. F. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent.
z. w GOULD. Superintendent. NV, If
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ARKAN RIVER.
Leaves on TUESDAY, Nov. /, at 3 r. NJ.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER

~ = Packe-For Fort Smith, Van Buren, Oza k,
Rosevlle, Curksyilc Norrisown DaFtlencle,
s9zs1 ewsburg Little Rock, Pine Bluff, New Gascony
plantation landings in the BcndsThe elegant
light daugh and swift running steamer Qunpaw,, g
Adams will leave the above all Intermediate
landings For freight pas apply on board
a-The Q. will give though bills Of lading for White river
freighis. - . .,,,
Advertising Agent
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Per steamship Mexico from Indianola and Gal.
yeston--Mr Coates and lady, Mr. Gilmer, lady and
child and syt, Misses Marshall Mrs Seely and son,
Mast sharkey, S Edwards, Mr. Chamblin, Richmond,
+ Mcdonald Burnsby, Lieut. " II Stevens-ll on
deck.
Per steamship Texas, from Indianola and Calves
ton-H Murphy, Davis, Murphy, G Galsah, Rich
ards, w Anlerson-6 on deck.
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Leaves on MONDAY, Oct 81 SPIN
ST. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
FOR ST. LOUIS CONNECTING An
, W. b Cairo with the Illinois Central and al 81 Louis
LIsaaHSS with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail,oad--ne fn,
regular passenger packet steamer Atlrintic,
Sum Rider, master will leave for St Louis int mediate
landings rs ahoye For freight through tickets u points
r Passengers and shippers can rely on the purctua
this steamer. ''S "
E5- No berth considered engaged until mid for
R9- plan OF the cabin be .ateroon secured
by applying q the Copanys office 81 Camp street corner Of
Commercial Place. ~ ~ "
re- The above steamer will take freight for Nam,bis
Narhes Vrkshnrs and MI She Bends pay strict atte
ton 10 all way and plantation business.
VIRGINiUS G. DESTZELs
OIL Advertising Agent
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Lpsvss On WEDNESDAY, Nov assp. NJ, positively.

Leaves m WEDNESDAY, Nov 2, at5 p NJ. positively
-. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad line
FOR ST. LOUIS-cONNECTING AT
~ r. Cairo with the Illinois Central and nj 81 Louis
II with the Ohio and Mississippi Ralroaa-The reg
passenger packet steamer Edward j.,
Cay Bart ioHen, master will leave for St 0ns and al m.
term as landing as aaye For freight through ticket,
all points North, East or West apply on board.
assenger ind shippers rely the punc,ualy Of This
steamer
No berth considered engaged until paid FOR.
pan of tho cabin be and
applying ~ The Company Office 81 Camp street,
merciHi Place.
The will take freight Memphis vicksburr
Nacez and all the Bends and will pay s,fict attention 10 ali
way and plantation business
o2S Ai,rertisirg ~ Sgcnt
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Leaves on SUNDAY, Nov. e, At 10 M,
ST. Louis: Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line

leaves on 81 NIlAY Nov. e, al 10 4, NJ
ST. Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
FOR ST. LOJIS-CoNNEGTISG AT
~ h Cairo with the Illinois Central and at St Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Rajlroad-The fire
regular passenger paeks, steamer A: n. Lacey,
landings For freight passage apply on board
HS~passenger and shippers rely pu lctuaiy
this
By No berth considered engaged until paid for.
EB-A plan of the cabin be
by applying the Compauy Office Camp street corner o
Commercial Place. -
The above will take freight Memphis yrks
burg hatchez sud MI the Bends and will pay strict
to all way and plantation business.
YIRGINIUS. c. DESTZEI,
OIL Agent
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rIssis 4ailp Crescent,
I! IS s;sS;;sS OCTOBER 81, 1859.

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n - - szsS assl Il
Y !. w. ~ o. 1sxEEoNst IoDdK.--P Pacific
{.S ~ a n. n JEFFERSON City, dedicated
49, IN 81 Sa1sr,lsy night The officers of
& - sszs " q sssss M M state and members of
~ M Is7sss were present and took part in
< ~ 49, IeS ma nav hall Is 4 handsome two
1sI ~ ;;Srs q, Hcrlin street. The mystic broth
~; Isl SIase motto il Friendship, Love and
cos 1s = = - = p1Ssps
4 ~ IS s s E US
IA CEHEM0NY! AND TuRNOUTs--St. LOUIS
Hs1fsls yesterday morning, was crowded almost
. nBoation- The excitement was the first turn
- n; = .,s;sisT: Fant Rites IN their French
- ~ ;srrs aSi IN henediction Of their far
- ssiss.is,c a. he ceremony. or 10 ret good
"a NJ 49,. I'M rs,I N III a. creat was The crowd
5s ss 9 NJ ~ s;sye IAN and caS,erv. =
Il ~ ssifsss sss III nn grand mass was sung
n - * tSs.,sS ainrr tho cante,
Es ssfs NJ y h.S ',r,r n 4 hcautsfnl wreath
~ - W ~ sr 5.,.rans seconded nv some 81
5s .s.s * nssst;tsy X mr. creoie vounr ladies
s $500 sSrnrah me muIt;tnie and raised .
ss 4: sSoma centrhntion ia charitable pur.
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N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, October 29-l64 bales cotton Warren,
Gilmore &co-79 Lewis & Oglesby--57 r l. Adams
&co-76 I Il j NJ Allen &co--55 Murphy, Sykes
&co-5O Byrne. Vance &cn-40 r w Estlin eco -46
Mcfarland &Barkslale- Walker & Snider-l0 A
H May &co-3S Payne 4 Harrison-3l do Ably &
Catching-29 Cutrer, Harrison &co-26 Slcurt &
James--l7 Henderson 4 Peale-l7 Carroll, Hoy &
co-23 Coleman, Britton Il Withers-li bis cotton
Gifien, Smedes &co--l3 Thompson & Clark-l6 do
billiard, Summers &co-l4 Frierson, Conway Geo
--l3 Walker 4 Hutchinson--l0 Watt &co-S b NJ
Lowe &co-lO Rockford. Brown &co-9 Broadwell
& Haynes Thornh &co--s Wright Il Aliens
Williams &co-9 Frierson, Conway &co-7 Watt
\ Noble-G Brady &co--6 Block, McAfee &co-
son, Terry &co--5 Lane, Salter &co-5 McLemore,
Rayburn &co--5 West, Where &co--Total 1929 bes
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. Leaves on FRIDAY Nov 4th at SPIN
st Louis. Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Iinc
FOR ST .AJ-Is-InNSrrTIN

FOR ST. I4OUIS-coSSECTING AT
IT, h 'airo with the Illinois Central Inui,
4s with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroni-The fine
sIEasmIM cglar passenger packet New Falls
City, p Woods master VIZ leave for 81 louis and ~ IN
teedle landings above. For freight through tickets
all points North, East or West apply boNrd
Passengers aud shippers rely the Punctuny Of this
steamer.
No berth considered engaged unfit paid for
\ plan of the cabin be scared
applying at the Company Office No 81 Camp street. Of
Commercial Place.
The above steamer will take freight for Memphis Sachk
Ncksbug aud all the Bends and will
wa, and plantation business.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTXEI.
lNertis in.A t.rrt
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IA Phelps & Jones-7 A l. Givens-4 Hughes,
iHyllested &co-2 Horrell, Gayle AGO. Henderson
&co--24 A d Kelly &eo-Totai 1904 BIS cotton.
DONALDSONVHLE-pe steamer G ID Jr-l4
hhds sugar Roman Il Kernon-25 do Augustn 4
Theobald-40 bbls molasses Lapice REPRESENTATIVES
to order.
ALEXANDRIA-Per steamer Arkansav-1lebls
cotton Cummings 6co-100 Wilson &Pomeroy
81 Ar Miltenberger Borron-60 Carroll, Hoy Il
Coo West, Renshaw Il Cammack-50 Montgom.
cry 4 Hal-47 Bellocq, Noblom &co-4O Y de
Durand, Rocquet &co-ll Fl Gily &co-ll Lewis 4
Oglesby-l0 w Il D Urquhart--lO Tronchet& Mar
yes Walker, Hutchinson &eo-7 9 Thompson-5
Degruy h Villere-5 J DaSilya &ce--20 bbls mo-
lasses Montgomery & White--36 hf do w Il d Trqu-
hart-l pkg Muse 4 Bro--l do Morrison-l do
Norton, Mosby Nco-6 kenner X Parker bales
blankets Smith Il Bru--sundries to order-Total TAG
bales cotton
WASHlNGTON-Per steamer Anna Perret-69
76 bales cotton FL X Cartcr-60 Moore 4 NanCulin
So r Nugent &co-50 w s nonne &co--47 /,
Waters-2S Warren, Gilmore &co-27 Smith &
Johnson-24 W Burbridge &co-2l West, Rem
shaw & Cammack-24 Cox &co--20 Ar Milten-
berger 4 Borron--l0 Slaughter Smith McRae-
10 Gordon & Castillo Donovan &co-9 } b
Plauele-7 D r Carroll &co-s II Giey &co-155
25 bbs moasses Bellocq, Noblom kco-24 bales
cotton W Jackson &co-S do do 10 bbls molasses
Payne & Harrison-l24 bbls molasses II hlds sugar
L Perret-l20 bbls molasses Hawkins 4 Norwood
500 sacks cotton seed A A McGinnis-l22 hides
Pignaud II Allen rolls leather Blanchin & Cir
aud-sundries to order-Total 676 bales cotton II
hhds sugar 30+ bbls moasses.
RED RlVER-Per steamer Robt Watson-1O0
bales cotton GLADDEN. Il Seixes-57 r G Cummings
&co--43 r W Estlin &co-t0 Carroll, Hoy &co-39
Warren, Gilmore Il co--3l Brander 4 IIubbard-3O
Green Crump-2s Campbell & Strong-2OF Per
ret-l6 Degruy Villere-l5 ENalle &co-l3 Bell
ocq, Noblom &co-lo T H & J NJ Allen &co-1O do
West, Renshaw 4 Camnack-6 Cutrer, Harrison &
| Cos Wright & Allen-G Walker Hutchinson &co
| a H Gillcy &co-l0 hidei Degruy Il Villere-sun-
dries to order-Total 1874 bales cotton.
| TENSAS-Per steamer Indian No1-l202 sacks
cotton seed \ McGinns-2I52 d Low ber-200
| Wilson, Parmel9 &co-447 Bunnell 4 Bailietf-and
| sundries to order.
| QUARANTINE STATlON-Per steamer Empire
! Q hhds sugar 80 bbls molasses rs do Rotchford,
Brown &co-57 Geo Urquhart-30 & D Urquhart
| "a SKIS rice w Thompson--6 bbt3 lime and sun
| dries to order.
| BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Duncan Kenner
| rs hhds sugar W q D Urquhart-lS Lauve & Nc
| Call-Total 46 hhds sugar.
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Exports,

HAVANA and FLORIDA PORTS-Per steam
ship Magnolia--7l0 bbls -four III bbls whisky 100
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STEAMBOATS,.
MEMPHIS PACKET
1855 1s59.l LINE. 1850. #AssATs.4 sglss
aks@=asssrA ssE@rs-arSs
7 H MEMPHIS p NEW ORLEAN $
PACKET COMPANY
STEAMBOATS,

3 i w Ii "a y ~ y
PACKET COMPANY
their dnrng the 1850 as fell
lows -@."....-.. umM. M-u
One of the boats Memphis New Orleans Line will
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
MM AT o'clock P NJ -.. '-o.. .u.
MONDAY BOATS:
Ingomar.................... j. D. Clarke master.
Nebraska ..-...-.'.'.,t..A B. Irwin, master
WEDNESDAY, BOATS:
John Simonds j. F. Smith
Eclipse I, Spots, master
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast.......................w VIVA wray. master.
III. II. w. Hill. II. Newell, master.
THE v1cKsBURG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
-ro-wIr-
Daniel Boone Hicks, master
Kate E'risbee ...J Lee, master.
Victoria ,,....................w w. Hanck master.
Leave yicksbnrg at l2M.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving Orleans via jackson Railroad every
evening the week Wednesday evening can thus make
close connection vcksbur with the above
Lines. These Lines run in close connection with tho
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And the
L N HIS N u OHIO RAIT.R A d
FROM MEMPHIS, TENN.
Ahordng passengers choice of East North
from that point.
Fer through tickets freight and reliable information apply
J. II. FRELfGH, General Agent,
os Memphis Packet Office, St. Charles Hotel wing.
Leaves on MONDAY slst October ataP NJ
pl MEMPHIS And NV orleans Packet Line
ss asm asan.s and In all
\ M s n ,o p c an master will receive
''Sr 'ee.-' '''' ~ 's . i; gR II, q; u.,
n-TLs line connects Napoleon with regular packets for
packets for St Louis and Louisville
fS- Adams Express carried regularly By this line. o23
's5; G. sH!RAE IS; =
III III i; s w.; ;esH 9e;f:
freight saturda, morning. the foet of Girod street and
% leave as above Fsf fifth fsfsf sSs' On board
ss-Ih Line Naposo9 wiz regular Packets
Packets . for ,,r s. Louis and for Louisville
Leave. Q" wf1EeHP1h Ses Il gfyfH v
Orleans Packs..The fine passenger steamer Liz
s arnnh f al M kGa I sasn ' as
above FOR freight '''sfS iRF'f 2'i ,
tie ri r. and WSIts IN AssSs v'h
Leaves SAyHn2kz M h2E bs AND
~ a 1p g .ts eSsE'ss s
S Sl way ss'f ~ s
Advertising Agent.
R- This boat Napoleon with regular packets for
White and Arkansas rivers, and Memphis with superior
| packets for Louisville and ST. Louis. Oh
REGULAR MEMPHIS
~ = AND NEW ORLEANS THURS r. h.
"a DAY PACKET LINE FOR 1859. fAkahss
sssss9as of tine following splendid pas sssssss
will leaga New Orleans for Memphis regularly
Choctnyy ................. n. II. Silver, master.
October 18th 9Th November 10Th aud 2ih, December sth
| aud I'D.
Republic Saml Montgomery, master , !,
October 10Th November Sd and 1h December ls 18TH and
| g29h.
The unsurpassed both in speed and
fort and and shippers rely their punctunl
Connections made Mt Napoleon with regular packets for Tho Ar
kansas White and al Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Ralroad for all points North and East.
Particular will be paid the delivery of all and
plantation business. For further particuars apply to
| BELL BUCHANAN L CO.,
| Of 1 By PoydraS street
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FORT A d A NJ S.

Regular New Orleans and Fort Adam. Packets
THE STEAMERS Golden Age,
Sy - VIM. McCombs, master, w. Burton, $. Hero,
master. The Golden Age will leave New Orleans
every SATURDAY. nj o'clock, r. NJ return
ing leaves Bayou Sara "WEDNESDAY nsr the arrival
leans every TUESDAY, at O'Clock, Nj returning leaves
BAYOU Sara every SATURDAY after the arrival of the
from Woodvilc taking freight and passengers for all landings
on the coast For freight passage apply board
HOLMES & CLAUSs, Agents,
sel0 I'm No Il TchoIptoulas
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STEAMBOATS,.
WEIR MISSISSIppI


UNITED STATES
80 SEMI T %sRss sa'a LINE TO LsalS
The magnificent U. s. Mall packet VfcksburV Cnpf N
NJ White master will leave for Grand Lake. POND dsonyi,
Paquene Baton Rouge Port Hudson bayou Sara Red Riv
Landing Fort Adams, Nache Waterproof Rodnsy ST. 10
seph, Grand Gulf Warrenon Vicksburg Millkeaa Beud
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing Skipwh's Landing
Pitchers Point Ashton, lake Washington Carolina Landing
and Point Warrington every THURSDAY, at6P. N.
The steamer VICKSBURG will take freight for Yxoo river
to be re shipped steamers Dew Drop and Ifoms. "
I,enves on SATURDAY, at5P.M NJ.
The magnificent " s. Mail pucket Natchcx Captain T. r.
feathers, will leave for Donaldsonvic PlaQuone, Baton
rouge Fort Hudson, Bayou Sara Rcd Rvor Landing, Fort
Maam. Naeisz Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph Grand Gulf
"Mftehtoh ma Vicksbnrg every Saturday, at ST. M.
and will freight for nil ndns on The Ynon Yer "a xxx
Greenwood, high water rates without dctentIor
ne hpoye mentioned splendid passenger packets will
e regular uays, without fall the hour appointed.
business to their care will be promptly and faithfully
These boat1 VIII not be responsible for any letter or
bills Of ladn taken specifying The content, AND ya ANA
the freight nHid for any ya1abes irpoqicd ~ in Tho ccrt
by the passengers, contained n their baprnvr ~ ~
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
j. j. PERSON & co
iel5 II Corner OF Carunieet Union street,.