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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-28
LIVERY STABLE.

xITA. T. WRIGHT a CO., would respect. -
w fully inform the citizens OF Nashville IN
anu the public generally that they have ~
purchased the sell known Livery stable md the stocA
Ana uXIures, form erly occupied by Vim J. Philips Oh
A srket street ,int tbelO~ the square.
Nc have arst-rate tots aud b0x.sIsiis to aecommc.
date drovers aud ali our friends Who may favor al
VITA their patronage.
We pledge oarselNe 90 give satisfaction In all
We have q large nunbcT ot une SADDLE Horses ane
huggies TO hire AT all tunes.
Thrfactis de- not Intend beln esuI passed by an,
stable Ia the Southsrn country inc along and 50
for yourselves.
febS-iy wM T. WRIGHT co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-28
hank NOTE ANDExoHASGELrsr
Fen essec.

BNoKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Mlrfrees horo''
Miaers' anu NJ snulacturers' Bank, Knoxville.
Bank al Claiborne, IaZeweu.
Bank Of East TENNESSEE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-28

Illinois bAnks...... s dis
All notes of thla STATS
should Be eoanIsFasned b
The state Omcer, eelns
tlssa seesred ~ dsposll
Il stats - seks; shea tlli,
is not e0ne taey are ID
2.le4aae.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

and comfortable packet Dacotah, Captain ]. S.
Deyenny, commander, SIr. Lghtner, clerk, will
leave at Il o'clock this evening for Cincinnati and
all way points.
DoRie Webb for Red Rieer. The new, light
6raught, fine passenger and freight packet Dollie
webb, Capt Jas. R. Davis, commander, Mr.. Dun
lew, clerk leaves at o'clock this evening. Being
a new boat, built expressly for tine trade, she
merits liberal share of public patronage.
Ar4ansa,r Tfapege' for Red Riper.- The light
draught, safe and reliable passenger and freight
packet Arkansaw Traveller, will leave this evening
at o'clock for Red river, taking passengers and
freight for Shreveport and lower landings. Capt.
Albert Thomas is her experienced commander,
Mr.. J. H. Williams her gentlemanly, courteous
and attentive clerk.
Red Chief No 2 for Ouachao Rirer.- The light
draught, safe and reliable packet Red Chief No. Z,
Capt. Jas. g. Shute commander, Mr.. G. II. kouns,
clerk will leave this evening at o'clock for Irea-
ton and all landings on Ouachta and Black rivers.
Gta,me' for Ifcksbaug. The fine and spien-
lidly-arrangcd passenger and freight packet
Charmer, Capt. W. G. Wilson, commander, Mr.
Richard Holmes, clerk, leaves for Vieksburg and
the Bends this evening at O'clock
r u. AlcGiR for 81. Louis.We take very great
pleasure in announcing to travellers and shippers
that the very excellent and splenddly appointed
passenger and freight packet, T. L. McGill, Capt
u. III Burke, commander, Mr.. John johnson, clerk,
will leave for st. Louis and all intermediate points
at [, o'clock this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
'AoteI Arribals.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Jas Hamilton, vicks-
burg; S B Nancy, Texas; D G Campbell, La; p
Martin, city; James Jones, Port Gibson, Miss; w FL
Clopton, Aberdeen. Miss; H Hanenwinekle, Rich
mond, Va; Chas E Smeder, Tieksburg: r Streiff,
Zurich, Ga; a Flonegger. do; W D Needy, Gorinth,
Miss; Miss Julia Needy, Memphis; J B Wheeock
n Y; Tassig, Mexico; NJ Hill, Lafayette, Tex;
Patterson, NC; C5L Dupuy, city; John Topp
and family, Texas: A H Booker, city; Parr, B
Sara; Mrs ] Nolan, Miss E Nolan, Miss Nolan,
N Y; J H Anderson and lady. Holly Springs, Miss;
3 G Cross, city; H Carter; J NJ Norman, Crystal
Springs. Miss; L Savage, Y; DR. I S Garrett,
Austin, Miss; P W Boiling, Mobile; Robt Purcell,
city; w Bailey, A 8 Davidson, Rapides; l. Guion,
Mrs I H Young, Miss Guion, Lafourche A A Rem
trop, Rentrop, st Marys: Wick Lafonrche;
J McCluskey, J Crayne, N Y; r R Norris, La; W
Brunan, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mobile; G Benoit, La; + r Witter, Salnl Lambkin,
Miss; Dan Scurlock, P H Yining, Texas; j Elmer
Biloxi; W H Snatton, Miss A N Stratton, Browns
vile, Kinds co; II Lichstensten, N Taylor, w II
HALFWAY, A FL Cox, H Fl Rainy, NJ Wolf, Miss;
D Frost, Canton, Miss; D Foreacre, La; A Robin
son, Lafourche ] w Wright, Ky; Mrs Sweetser,
Q r Collins; S Cundif, Mr. A Cooper, S CT Dir John
i Page, city; II n Roberts, Aberdeen, Miss S w
Shoieas, NJ Kidd, w j Kidd, 7 N Coleman, Yer
non, LIN; 2 Laspbrook, e d Patton, city; James NJ
Ferguson, Mrs Standard, Mrs Kibbe, Summit; A G
Clopton and lady, Miss Carlow, Mrs Wenitt, Texas;
$ p Curey, La; VIM Wylie, Chester, S G; CJ Neb-
it, Ala; D Leatherman, La; D Hill. W A Robertson,
G w Hudspeth, Opelousas; Sam'l Thompson, Il
Fowler, III j w Strong, A Evans and lady, Mrs
Steele, Ala; William Willsea, J Strong, N Y; L
Bernstein, Mobile; + Ball. Handsboro', Miss; q I
Rell; T Coyle and lady, city; Sweetser, De-
trot, Mich; j Aulp, Newberry. Pa: Nj Hall, Bos-
ton; Il Preston, city, VIM Bickson and lady, Mrs
Thompson, James Biekson, Henry Redding, Ca.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL--P Dansenau, Assumption;
Wallace, Tenn; DR. Dean, Penn; Louis, Mo; j
Price, Jr, j Grace and lady, A Monheimer, Thos E
McConkey, city; Maj L Van Dorm, U s A; H W
Moncuse and son, Va; B Bennett.
ORLEANS HOTEL-A de Querhnut, Lichets,
Y; Theo Frois, city; Mr. Venlemans: Mr. Billet,
Galveston; J Gallet, Vermillion; Louis, city; Mr.
Blaluui,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
+ CANTON, November 14th-343 bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore eco lG3 Carroll Hoy &co-l25
Rotchford, Brown &co- l30 L Adams &co-lll
Mcfarland & Barksdale-s4 Cutrer, Harrison Acc
9S Ably & Catching-97 Stewart g. James-s5 4 H
q j NJ Allen &co--s2 Lewis 4 Oglesby-76 Thomp-
son & Clark-66 Payne & Harrison-59 Frieaander
& Gerson-53 j G 4 B S Kicks &co--63 do Harding,
Abbay & Morehead-4OJ ] Person &co--62 Thorn
hill &co-36 Patton, Smith & Putnam--3s Hughes,
Hyllested &co-27 Murphy, Sykes &co-24 Gillas-
pie, Brewer Eco 20 do Bradley Wilson &co-20
Slaughter, Smith & McRae-22 Cleveland Bros &co
20 W A Jonson &co-20 do J Williams &co-l6
West, Where &co--l6 Tarleton, Whiting & Tullis-
Is Buckner, Stanton l. Newman Is Pritchard q
Flower-l2 Carter--l0 do Coleman, Brtton Il
withers-lO w Estn &co--l4 Block, McAfee 4
co-l3 John Robertson 8 Henderson Peale-S
Wood & Lows B NJ Lowe &co-5 Clapp, Mitchell
Il Jacks A Levi &co-7 Pritchard Flowers
Fellowes &co-6N Scudder-4Walker, Hutchinson
&co--4 Frierson, Conway AGO. J w Champlin &
co--Total 1890 bales cotton.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
M0BILE-Per steamer California -35 balls cotton
Bradley, Wilson &co-2l do w S Donnell &co-l6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
Arrived Yesterday,

Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Marmion, Blankenship, I'm Algiers, africa, y
via the Straits As days, in ballast to Baxter,
Lowell &co-2d dist 3a.
Ship Centurion, Caulkins, Is days fm New York to
CIV Hynson &co-3d dist Al.
Ship Pocahontas, Goodwin, FIN st Thomas, in bal
last, to Meeker, Knox &co-point
Brig A d Keeling, Pomroy, fm Rio de Janeiro, to
Phipps-point.
Arrivals mt the Carondclet Canal.
Schr Marquee, from Shell Banks
Schr Deceada, from Shell Banks.
Schr Emelia, I'm Amite River
Schr Liberte, I'm Bonfouca.
Steamboats,.
Defender, Rhoades, I'm Cincinnati
NJ Runyan, Miller, FIN Memphis.
Meteor, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
G Sovereign, Beneteau, from st Louis
Indian No l, Greenlee, FIN Bayou Macon.
Empire Parish Jeanfreau, Quarant'e Station
Charmer, Wilson, from Yicksburg.
Twilight, Shaw, FIN Vicksburg
Indian0la, Ransom, from Red River.
California Myers, fin Mobile.
Oregon, Walker, I'm Mobile.
Champion, Moore, FIN st Louis.
Towboat Vim II Webb, Nickerson, FIN the Passes
went down light-brought up ships Marmion
and POcahontas.
Towboat Anglo-Norman, Steele, from the Passes
rs -towed down and to sea on the 6th instant,
ship Ina Russell and schr Mary Cleveland
bro't up ship Centurion, brig A ID Keeling.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
s-sz. .r-szzzz,7zzzsz51 GREAT GEN.
fss asMss ss:aa..sssstg TRIAL ROUTE =

For all Points
NORTH AND EAsTl
One of tho following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
RRs win leave New Orleans as follows:
Imperial Capt O. s. Rogers
October 30 November IS.
j. c. Syvon Capt. 1snnc H. Jones'
October 81 November 20.
E. j. Gay Capt. Bart. Bowen
November Q md q
New Falls City.....,....,... Capt. j. H. Woods
November and "a
A. IT, Lacey Capt. Geo. Taylor.
October II, November 4 and 26
Hinvnthn Capt f.. F. Dix
October 10, November $ aud y.
City of Memphis capt. W. j. Kounts
October a. November 10 and 80
siadintor' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Capt Jno. kneieer
October 23 November H.
VIM. III. Morrison. .......... Can't Juo N l,oln,eer
october 70 November H.
Nhampion Capt. f. Il. Moore.
October g. November To-
Passengers rely upon the boats leaving rs advertised and
making DIRECT connections at
yIcKsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD:
AT 81. Louis with the
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BEILFoN
TAME and all other Railroads for all points
North and East.
rs TICKETS by the jackson Railroad for sale a, this Office
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
nD~ TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
For information Through Tickets apply
Office of the
BS- RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, ca
No. 6I Camp street,
of Commercial Place
CLIFFORD q. WAYNE,
General Agent
j. i. ALLEN
General Freight Agent.
+, W. GOULD Superintendent -rvo,tr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
Belo,y--Coming Up.

Ship Greenwood, Mason, I'm Bristol, (Eng), 18th
Sept, in ballast, to I jenkins.
Ship PRINCESS Royal. Curry, FIN Liverpool Sept II,
to r B Sumner
Ship Tropic, NOVEL;, I'm Genoa 18th Sept, to Bax-
ter, Lowell &co.
Ship Edward Hyman, Nell, from Trapanie to
Sumner
Schr D F Keeling, simpkins, days from Ruatan
Island, with fruit to ] Sever.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
atw @reans 9sy Gestsnt 0utsaay aoung apmbr l5 1859

bbls pork 5 bsls wine A Bergamin--sundries to
order-Total 56 bales cotton.
MOBlLE--Per steamer Oregon--sundries to T
Hollander-J L Wyche &eo-Phcps 4 JONES' I
Harde Sco--J L Hyde &co--J j Mckeever- and
order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
Shipping Sntelligellft.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No, 10 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning. November Is, 1859 !
feared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Tennessee, Lawless, for Vera Cruz,
G Payne
Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship John Barbour, Moron, for Liverpool,
CIV Oliver &co
Brig Tocoa. otterson, for Charleston, IS C,)
..s.sss.6-5S Err Poole
Brig A Horta, Patten, for New York, j ii Bass
Schr Aurelia, Robertson for Pensacola,
II A Mitcbo,l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
Receipts of Produce.

CINCINNATI steamer Defender ooo h,x.
candles A bxs cheese Jno Adams Geo-971 nI,@s
1afnitnre p Il Brinton &eo--36 half bbs whisky to
bhnneli BailieH-37 doz chairs Boye-247 bbls
massy masa Ivy boxes candles Connely &co-s6 pkgs
e egSs ~ irkins butter Del Bondio-72bbls wbiskv
%, oI NJ 40 liquors Eaton, Betterton &co--s3 pcs ma
fFsnIery FarIey Erelsen Stevenson Sco5S pkgs mdse to
raaaes, Sarey &ceI25 do do Fischer--2OO bxs
zoo scs malt 4s bxs cheese Grief. Byrnes Seo-io
40 peer NY bXs cheese S5 pkgs butter r Geddes- as
pkgs 8 mdse Il Gilman-ioo bbls whisky Hunting.
90 son Ia brGEioo sYs cheese Harrs-4o bis oil
" Dds whisky u Kennedy &co-45 pkgs LIQUORS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

VERA CRUZ-Per steamship Tennessee-ll4s hf
bales cotton l52 bbls bour so bags pepper 26 tcs
lard 10 kegs butter do shot cks hams bbs gum
doz brooms IL sewing machines 20 bxs cheese
do soap do stearine 10 pkgs mdse 50, ,ls5 gold.
NEW YORK-Per brig A Horta-4O hhds sugar
100 bbls molasses.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Aurea--l0 bbls pork
do spirits 2l bbls flour 8 bbls beef do rice $50
scks corn Ia scks bran do coffee 81 bales hay 20
scs oats bxs soap cks bacon pkgs mdse
CHARLESTON, Is C)--Per brig Tocoa-2 hhds
tobacco l2I hhds sugar 706 bbls molasses half do
Ii bales moss 50 pkgs mtlse.
LdFERPoOL-Per ship Jno Barbour--26l6 bales
cotton 25l3 slaves.
HAyRE-Per ship Bamberg-3se7 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

NEW YORK-Per ship Centurion assorted mdse
--consignees previously reported.
RIO DE JANEIRO-P brig D Keeling-l00O
bags coffee to L Phipps.
Receipts Mt the Curondelct Canal.
ANTE RlvER-Per schr Emelia-l5OOO shingles
to order.
to order.
shells to order.
shells to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
schooners.
STEAMBOATS,.
BE U + r " Err.

EG1UF NTSER.-We have come to stay.
81 b Regular Bptf Packe.-rhe new, light dFnug,t and
AZ fast running passenger packet steamer South
ssssEf.erfi, d. f. Goodwin, master John Freese and
NJ D0lscy clerks viii leave for all landings Bu River
high Point Jefferson the first rise in tho river Passen
gers and shippers rely the Southern remaining the
ade during the entire she draughi
they rely her going through Point Jefferson every tlp
The Southern having been thoroughly repaired and her cabin
enlarged and newly atted ont this makes her the best
for The trade All business entrusted TO her shall
with prompt attention For freight passage, having
passed Accommodations apply on board
YIRGINIUS G. nENTZEI,
o3I Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
RED RIy Err

Leaves every TU ESnAY and SATURDAY, at r. NJ
Ii. H. kouns Bros. Low Winter Through Dispatch Line.
FOR SHREVEPORT AND ALL
E.sy hsway landngs-fie eniiely now and elegant pas
senger packets comprising this lne leave fol-
xSszs54-ssgrss.lows; -
Era No. 4, Geo Allan inasier,
New Orleans eyesy TUESDAY,
Era No. L, Ben. B. Kouns. muster,
Leaves Shreveport every TU UESDA1
meeting nt the Falls and changing "trip every Friday,
Era No. 3, John kouns, master,
Leaves New Orleans every SATURDAY,
Era No. =. W. T. Scovc master.
Leaves Shreveport every SATURDAY..
cnnncctiu, ut Alexandria, changing trip every Tuesday.
Clear bills lading snd passengers ckeed through.
Apply 10
q. l.. KouSs & BROS No 2 Front street.
MD streetF Ferry
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
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Low Err MISSISSIPPI.
uNITED sTATEs
o o.Lgga!ss4

U II ~ . II "A u E< .
/, HsT. hSEMLWEEKi.Y MAIL LINE TO eJInn.4A Il
,AsE44ss,,yyssl1Ass vICKSBURG. ~
Ihe magnificent U; s. Mail packet viGksbMrg, Capt 2.
Plnqucnnc Baton Roge Port Hudson Bny9u sara Red Riv
seph Grand tiulf Warrentou, ycksbrrg, Mikens Bend.
Lake Providence sucks Island Landing skpwi,ks Landing.
Pilchers Point Ashton Lake Washington, Carolina Landing
and Point Worthngon, every THURSDAY, m5PM
The VICKSBURG will take freight for Yn1oo river,
to be rc-shpped steamers Dew Drop and Home,
Leaves SATURDAY, Mt 5P. N.
The magnificent u s. packet hatcher, Captain T. P.
Ienes will for Donaisonyle, Paqiemine, Baton
Rouge Port Hudson, bayou Sara, Red River Landing Fort
A,ams Natehs, Waterproof Rodney ~ Joseph Grand duf
Wnrrenon and Vcksburk, every Saturday, ut b +. NJ.
The Machez connects Vickburg with steamer Dew Drop
ana vi" take freight for all landings on the fnzoo river M nigh
as Greenwood at high rates, without detention.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets viii leave
her regular days without fail AT the hour appointed All
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended 10.
These boas VIII not be responsible any letter package
containing money jewelry other vnlnac unless regular
bills of apg taken, specifying the vnlc and
the freight paid nor for valuaes deposited with tho clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage
For freight passage apply board, Or 10
j. j. PERSON K co.
Jet5 II Corner of Gltondelet and Union
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

WHITE RIVER.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst at 3 F. NJ
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACK
E sSerFor Pocahontas, Baiesyille, Jacksonport, Au
gusta, Des Are and Intermediate landings
znE " hite riyer-The new light draught and regular
pas packet steamer Iatan sam Taylor. master, will
leave above. For freight or passage apply on board
NIRGINIUS {. DENTZEL,
ni4 Advertising Agent.
The Iaan will take freight Napoleon, yicksbng all
nter intel Innd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAS.
TRINITY AND TENSAS.

Leaves SATURDAY, AZ 3 T. NJ.
FOR TRINITY AND BIG TEN
80 h sas-lThe steamer Flora Temple will leave
~ above touching all int mediate points. She
aa win be the foot Of Gustomhouse street on satur-
day morning. freight passage apply board TO
NIL 2t EARRADINE Is MoGRlDGE,
Agents 90 Pnvdras street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

NEW ORLEANS AND yIcTxs-

, No. h HUKtf u 8 MaI LIneItegnar Tuesday Packet
LII a-for boneldsonsie Psqnetnine Baton Rouge,
iin5,en Bayou Snra, Red River Landing,
fDF Adams Natche1 Whc pruoi Rodney Joscpl GRIND
GniG ard ycksbdrg-fat steamer Cha r,,,-
cr, Capt W. G.. Wilson, will her ps on die N ~
August, ctvng New Orleans TUESDAY o'clock p
NJ throughout tle season. returning win yieksburc
every FRIDAY al IL O'Clock, ~
n. 1t. CARROLL. & co, Arents
81 La onielet street
The Chiruev Nekhug he steam
Hone and Rnrbuck for NanDo river. If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

] NJ
REGULAR NIGksBURG AND ttGAND
TrS ~ Lake racket-Ihe new elegant and psssen.
packet steamer Gla nd Duke, Capt Sarn
Appcgne, will leave above Tor Grand Lake
Nsn0n iiicler Skpwhs, Stock ISLAND Lake Providence
Mlkens Bend, Nicksbutg Wafren'on, Grand Gulf - Jo
seph Rodney Waterproof, Nniclita. Fort Adnis River
Landing Sam, Port Hon, Baton Rouge, Plaqenne
Donalsonv vile and all intermediate andgs For freight or
ID. X. CARROLL 4 Co.
IS CarOnielet street.
sThc will take freight river
privilege of re.shippni at Sirksbure. se21
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
80
Low Err co A S 7.

Leaves every SATURDAY aud WEDNESDAY MORNINGS,
10 o'clock.
FOR LOWER COAST AND QUAR-
Nsss nnn,ine sa,ienIihs seilnst AlnmPire Tar
Senininc will e.Ne tue Qnafnanc Station es-
e's s'' ~ ia. COTTON, Agent
suls No. TcheFpi;oulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
Leaves on THURSDAY, Nov. IL ATOP NJ
REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKE

f-Ts h1The line regular passenger packet Alfred II.
f4tl4rssa Lacey, Geo. Taylor, MASTER will leave for
-ssEaszs louis Cairo Hickman, Memphis and all inerne
above connecting with the different railroads
those places for the North and East For freight prssge
applS board.
The A. T. Lacey will take freight for Memphis, Helena
poleon and all way lnulings.
E!J"ThiS Line Napoleon with
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with superior
Packets for st. Louis and for Louisville
yIRGINIuS G. DENTZEI,
MS Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

Leaves on III ESDAY, 18th inst, at SIP NJ
Regular ST. Louis and New Orleans T.. l., nIcGi
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEN.
, fsS hphis-lhe new and very light draft passenger
sAAt1hs.5.5S steamer II. L. Mc(.iIl Capt IT, burke
zs1sse now in port receiving feighf, and will leave as
Fer freight passage apply on board, or to
BELL, BUCHANAN Il co,
olf 81 POydfHs street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
0tn 0rIaIls laiIp Crtstr,lt.
Aibsr Suttlliaslat.

4SuksDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ls, 1859,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

ALABAMA RIVER.
FOR BLADON AND CUILUM
~ hsprings-The steamer Advance, Sam. Ables
will leave Mobile for Badpn and Cuum
springs and Demopois every Saturday evening,
O'clock
Returning
Leaves Blaon and Culum Springs every Wednesday
ing clock arriving in Mobile every Thursday morning at
o'cl ock.
For passage, apply to
T. b. SMITH ! 4Tchoupouas street,
e26 Am or SIMPSON h COOKE. Mobile.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
Selections from Punch.

The SCHooLMAsTER's PATERNAL AD-
vIcE.-"The world, my son, is but large
copy book, and need not point out to
you with what very little wisdom it is
ruled"
SQUARE AND CoMPAss.-It is perfectly
right and proper for laborers to combine
in order to obtain fair days wages for a
days work; but any masons who will
suffer themselves to be bullied by other
workmen out of working on their own
terms for whomsoever they please, are at
any rate no Freemasons.
BALM FOR BLUE-STocKINGs.-B
is great thing, but learning is better. In
the estimation of the ancients, even, the
Muses. counted for three times IS much as
the Graces.
WORSE AND WoRsE.-If you saw a
pretty girl entering convent, and you
wished to prevent it, what would your
wish be ? A-nun-aveiling.
The RIGHT MAN II THE RIGHT PLACE.
The messenger who brought the news
Of SchamyPs capture to the Emperor
of Russia, was Lieutenant Colonel Grabbe
TIE AUsTRIAz CURB.-The races which
for years were prohibited under the Aus
trian rule, have been resumed in Lom.
hardy. We do not wonder at this prohi.
bition. The Austrians, if they had the
power, would like to have suppressed ths
whole Italian race. 4lal s.,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
Running in Debt,

OF what frightful progeny of ills and
woes, is debt the parent. Some one most
forcibly remarks, that if the young could
but know the fatal misery they are entail
ing upon themselves the very moment
they accept pecuniary credit, to which
they are not entitled by their actually ex-
listing necessities, how would they start
back and pause in the career! How pale
would they turn. How would they trem-
BILE and clasp their hands in agony at the
frightful abyss which yawns before them.
Debt has been we'll said to be mother
of folly and of crime. 1t taints the very
fountain of all our joys, and embitters life
to its very source. Hence we see so many
unhappy families, so many venal presses,
SO many marketable politicians. Debt
may be very small matter in the begin
ming, but it has giants growth and ac-
quires giants strength. When we cre-
ate the monster we make our master, who
haunts us at all hours, and shakes his
braided whip constantly in our sight.
Keep out of debt. Buy nothing because
it is cheap, on a credit-pay-dsy will
come, and come perhaps at time when
you are lily prepared for it. Keep these
shackles off your limbs-this burden from
your shoulders. No slave has task
master so severe as the thing called DEBT.
-Am. Leader.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
What Thirty Miles an Hour Does.

A railway train is sort of slOl0 thinker;
an ingenious contrivance whereby one
can sit still and see the world go by him
at the rate of thirty miles an hour.
Before him, there are the rails con-
verged to V, and a score of calves
bumped up and cornered in the vertex,
and the houses standing impudently on
the track, and the trees clustering about
like "green ones" at race, and hayricks
squatting unconcernedly in the passage,
and little bushes nesting about them to
see the sport, and the curtaining clouds
trailing right over the way, as if the track
extended into "kingdom come"
Jar-r-r 60 the cars with spindle-like
hum and clearer and quicker the swath-
note paintings of the engine as it cuts
down time and space.
The iron bars open and open as the
train drives on the calves turned four
year-olds in three minutes, scamper hither
and thither; the large houses aud phleg-
matte barns fall back to the right and the
left, and the little cabins dodge away
behind their betters the saucy little
ricks magically roll up into stacks and
step aside; the trees hustle themselves
with half-turn off the track, as if the
devil had tempted them to waltz for a
minute, and they hadn't quite resisted /;
the bustling little bushes scud away into
the corners of the fences, to see you pass,
and the clouds are slowly drawn heaven
ward to let you through.
But behind you, all the while, the
world is being set over in "minion." The
fences recovered from their fright, are
slowly swaying round into the road again;
the trees come rustling up to take last
look at the wonder; the bushes come
slyly out to see who's hurt; the four year.
olds are realizing what poets so often sigh
for, without knowing it /: 81 would were
calf again." and the stacks settle quietly
down in the middle of the track, like old
Knickerbockers 20 their last meerschaum,
as if nothing had happened.
So man bustles through the world, and
whether on railcars or steamboats,, on
horseback, on foot, or upon his knees, he
mistakes his own motion for that of the
world eddying around him, and reaches
the final Station consoled with the
sweet but treacherous offspring of his
wish, that he, at least, has produced a
sensation.
Did he but look behind him, how
would the vision vanish the wake he
made, closing rapidly up, and all the
world in statu quo. as before he breathed
and bustled.-Chicdgo journal.