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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-10
Market Report Of Drake, Kleinwort s. Cohen.

Market Report Of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen.
is,sss5 LIVERPOOL July %, 1859.
The excitement week. consequent the conclusion
Of peace has subsidized.
receded and closed this In London
At 9s5x1s44.
Money az Tc the minimum bank rate, for short
the Influence Of active demand silver
the East Indies and China long paper is readily taken
thereat.
AT Manchester the demand for goods and yarns limited
but producers being under long contracts prices remained
quite firm.
American cotton here much neglected. owing doubt
took Is less In price, but the market yesterday some
sst Eridv Ea ns cation on fhe other hand has haen In
active demand mainly for Surats therefore, rather
maintained.
sales Of all kinds iucluding 1880
American India $50 bales
hereof, speculators $751; and exporters IL $50.
The actual 1924 bales of all kinds embracing
1875 American and 257l East India
The amounted 49, bales of all kinds of which
"a 903 American
The only $3.50 bales larger than last week. shows
with last year this time Of but 28S00
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seippirg yntsuigsrtt.
CasscsEY oprrcs, No. 70 Camp street,
Wednesday Morning, August 10, 1859. }
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Aurelis Robertson, for Pensacola, ] Mitchell
Schr Mary Ellen, Mott for Pensacola, VvsIso ~
Schr Zulime, Codena for Pensacoia Nosef'on "ss
I Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Charles Morgan Isvle'' from New YORK. 70
Ship AndoSsr Hasass = days from New York. to Aaron
ship wilbur FISH Gutter days from TO Baxter Low
pt H.Srct spsdipr Lewis q days from Rockland Me-
10 Crssvy Farwsll-l& dist ~
Arrivals at the CarOndclet Ceneis
schr Povhatan, from Pensacola
Schr Sou.herner from Bay 81 LOUIS.
schy Rnpide from Bayou LAcomoe.
schr Frutiere, from Bosfouca
$50 Schr Alliance, from Bon!oura
Schr Mahonessa, from Biloxi.
Schr Neysr Mind from Amits River.
Echr Celestine, from Biloxi .
Schr Eclair, from Bonfouca.
tf5a Steamboats,. .
A,ne. Lousler from Washington.
California, Myers, from Mobile.
Duncan Kenner, Vincent from Bayou Sara.
roxbost L Niaudon Phillips, from the Passeswen down
iuhibrought up ships Andover and Wilbur Fisk harks
fowIer Harriet Spadng, and to Quarantine Station
bark Neapoitan.
BelOw-Coming Up.
Bark cochituate Bangs days from Philadelphia Creeyy
Memoranda. 5a.ay-.
M Capt foso of the ship Orozimbo arrived 9Th inst,
reports having passed the Sd Tortugas bearing North
West 10 miles, ship Genoa Capt Jackson from New York
this port.
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ED RIy Err.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 10th inst. at s P. N,
, TsS, REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
ss4zfktr 81 steamer MinnesOIa-For Alexandria, Nor
MANS iorton's Barbn's, and all way landings
Red kiyerThe entirely light fast and elegant
passenger Minnesota, d. Gasscock, master, will
leave above For freight passage having superior ac
-ff'' YIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL,
Advertising Agent,
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M e na ~, 9aaCn r W. ycaI. ansse
1s1eenee =. Melgns y usaaS Ut sa, ~ aa
!t9m ~ ST e au9 NJ
81 l.g1H noe@ WI ~ na! $50 y 'A ~ !. ~
IA lsle 49, AYE w ao M. 4nTy ~
~ ~ Moal9 pe Mossn ml.on ~ Y , Loais
~ ~ ~ IA = Ss''o 3 *
49,! - sah dechnlng y lass accounts, sno
IN 1sesy y. y4s n .s. |, n
nce g re .an e az
& Nv }t NJ osnson n natters. bu next
s1a ~ al arrange win b resumed one boat
N SSs1S~ SIfsSTssfe day. ID the meantime the
e 1ia16 tesmsaToW. She Waa getting freight
~ n ~, including IN immense amount Of
IN rs N h NIL
'7sz ~ having been repaired and repainted
sX I'D discretion, viii have her beautiful
= : 8 ~ wharf tomorrow. and is the Rail
Al lor New Orleans On Wednesday next
tlhcutsan lying y the upper wharf,
* - ko59 tastaf1lly decorated, and will soon be
~ Ia for the S6uth.
# & forms e that The Morrison is not to
7S IN 1spCrted, when she reaches this port.
g nsw grleans are steady :. 81, me ra.es 20
-, -, ~ ,sc a. I hounds and
B S1fsss fisds a veisht ffeicht 25c,
" -..9 81. ~ " . -. ~,
Gaeinnat eemmetc'ai, q sne otn, says
HER VA warm and cloudy yesterday, with
y 10 shis VICINITY AZ Pitts1urg the river
last nlgnt. M wv sMensy incnes 70 lne
e spog e miee y g,;1 Wlsa inaee i Te
Id Msx9gM AZ tomefoy II y st,n Ialling. Ihe
ss ~, .' ssst II Rasr~ton Here tha river
" 7cSin4 w slowly, With four feet scant hence to
III sills There are from three and half to four
= ~ lover ONO Y, ,,..,.
81 ~ nsv;sat;1c The bayons ~ tha
S51. ~ huIl i 10 feef long ~ feet wide depth
h IL a set i. viii b furnished with two boilers,
l. ioees s9 iacnes "a aame'er ana tWo 'enlncn
~ 1890 :, II. ~,
y. -. rath.,
sss fhrss m vsssr n Ike canal ~ the mark
RI ths evening, During the previous twenty -four
& ~ ryeE had fallen an inch and halt at the
g 80 lal!a and Il Y nov g. lower stage tnan
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Exports.

PENSACOLA-Per schr Aurea230 scks IS bbls pork
S. bbs -four &c Dbl lard oil bbls sugar Dbl lard bbls
ale hhds sugar tc sdes4 bxs soap.
pENSACOLA-Per schr Mary Ellen-6 bbls -four do lard
bills pork molasses 100 bb groceries 400 saoks corn
tc lard doz brooms.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Zume-00 bbls groceries 20 bbls
rosn 200 sacks corn ties hams lprd IS pkgs mdse
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10 rs 40 so 4.
10 rs 80 rs ~.
10 10 10 10 10
40 80 1.W $50 loo
20 20 70 % 20
ILLIAMS,
Naufor nF Tropsp tinp
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sTEAMBOAT DEPARTUREs.
MEMPHIs CKETs.

MEMPHIS PACKETS.
MEMPHIS PACKET @s
LL1NE......u. s. MAIL. jk
sUHMER ARRA aEN Mt.
Prompt Regular and Reliables
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Have adopted following Schedule for the Summer Of
R8ssT nv FRIDAY
ss'.@s. Es Rss & 18TH s Hss.s master
s1 asa ssi i &i, maze
A,es H. ss Sept H. sA 4ss s master
Jay A is si s Sept s' iss sss s''
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS.
RE AT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
EAST 1 az! u NORTH,
Es
KEy yogK sa5s4DrhEH5a sA1rr4esE VASE.
s
mail ,sns Leave MsIpas mSn and eve
THE GREAT ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND Ohio RAILROAD.
And Is Is S SGnHss,i0n'
S. ST t t9g1f uS S1sSHs Ss f CHICAGO
ss-Express trains leave Memphis morning and evening"
ssss saan Tssssa slsa M
M-Bsggage checked through from Memphis and charge
made for handling
A1-Tickets good for any length OF time
Forfrsght passage, and through tickets apply TO
j. II. FRELIGH, General Agent,
Memphis Packet Office, st. Charles HOTEL left wing.
VIM. INSI.EE, Passenger Agent. as
A AVIS %W Ass
Y. s; mail packet line-For Memphis and l
I2@Sas The Bends-The first class passenger steamer
messenger, Capt L. Miller will receive freight on Mon
morning. from the foot of Girod street. will
above For freight or passage apply on board or to
j. II. FREL1GH,
Office under the st. Charles Hotel
line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
White and Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for st Louis and Louisville.
~ Adams Express carried regularly by this line sul
| Leaves FRIDAY. August IL, at s p. NJ. --
~ Nj 4 MPHlS ANDNEW ORLEANS
l@ARfAi1 Packet Line United States Mail Packet
s6a1sEas For Memphis and the Bends = The fine and
fast, splendid steamer Rapides. q; j. Barsow, mas.
leaves as above and will be ready receive freight
Wednesday morning the foot of Girod For freight
| or passage, apply on board, erto
| J. H. FREIIGH,
Memphis Packet Office, under the st. Charles Hotel
line connects Napoleon with regular packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers aud Memphis with the
| perior packets for st. Louis and Louisville.
E1- Adams Express carried regularly by this ne aus
OHIO RIVER.
1
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OHIO RIVE Err /.

Leaves on TUESDAY 9th inst, ats r.. NJ.
IT. FOR LOUISVlLLE.-TH THE FINE
lEAAlh regular passenger packet Fanny Bul1itt,
l.. d. Durham, master, will leave for the above
all intermediate landings above For freight passage
apply on board.
vIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
au1 Advertising Agent.
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ON M E R oIAL

fsS, 634 S06 fSs,63I s06
Dated the Goth day of July 1850 7.77o
III. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
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To day the market has displayed hardening tendency but
5000 bales intending 200 for speculation and export
Of wheat show frmness and
obtained advance of ld2d GENITAL Flour sympathsed
in the better feeling Indian Corn attracts little more atten
ton
has been inquired after but business retains It's
retail character.
Sugars have neglected during tho last few days because
Is decided that the import duty wnot be increased and
trade not disposed to increase their stocks
previous y retired from bond.
Moasses wanted and $40 puncheons Cuba Moscoyado the
last parcel In FIRST hands, has been taken l6s 3D.
warehouse
PS-23d July, A. M.-The cotton market opened this
ing at fair demand a fully yesterdays prices but sales will
probably not exceed 5000 bales.
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Zach trunk, yslise, or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100
pounds. .......,........ .....
Packages, other than baggage,
Weighing not more than 100
pounds.
Zach additional so pounds of bag
gage, or packages other than
Dsggage.........
Specie, bank notes, jewelry, and
other valuahles. weig hing not
more than 100 pounds. .......
s&ch additional 90 pounds. $500.
T. s. v
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-
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
ERS will leave New Orleans ~ follows;
Capt. O. o. Rossss
Aug and 2s sept. II, Oct. ard n. Nov. Is, Dec &
j. g. Sw0n.. l'aSc a. sons@
Aug. 10 and &c. Sept. 10, Oct and 49, Nov 10 Dec D.
H1aWnthA -. =. W.
Aug. H. Sept. and II, Oct. II and 81 Nov 90 Dec TO-
New Falls City. ......Capt J. b. Weoda
Aug H. Sept. and 2s Oct. IS, Nov. and ~ Dec H.
A. It. Lacey.............. osP'. ueo' AsyWs
July a. Aug 49, Sept II, n, Oct H. Nov g. 70, Dec H.
John Walsh. Ospt. 1no AsloS
July 81 Aug. 90 Sept o. co. Oct. 10, Nov. 8, a. Dec Is.
Aug and o. Sept II, Dc. and a. Nov TO- 3d. Dec. 70.
VIM MI. Morrison. Capt Jno. N. HofinxW.
Avg and ~ Sept 49, Oct and 2S Nov II, Dec q a..
Gladiator. Jno. htneietef.
Aug and 49, Sept l5 Oct and Is. Nov H. Dec. 4, "a.
can rely upon the leaving advertised and
making DIRECT connections atA
vICXSBURG g-
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
-AtSt. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI. INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLroA-
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
s-TICKETs by the jackson Railroad for sale at this ocs
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUTEi
s5- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
A5rFor correct information or Through Tickets apply ~
'D' 0A''' i siss'RAlLRoAp LINE PAoKErs.-A
."-' CLIFFORD q. WAYNE,
). F. ALLEN das..x., v..,u,. ...,,
RW GOULD. Superintendent. myzs
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Total. ........ $50 bales 664,9t0 bales.
Tho quantity from American ports to
Great britain about 40D bales against about 600 bales
at this time last year.
The prices Of American cotton VIC quote as follows:
New Orleans Ordinary
Z nlluullnB. .l14u
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Consignees.

SnW Chs 9ns sss sssss
asrsn Bsss,sg0 . MsAss SeoBFton
Bas6slierS ( wustloa 4 Barrs,e Boz
sssssy ael Brown ee aspdW
gs s CessrossIcosssovs Beys-ossloys Ssociapp;
Mitchell Harrison ample sa 9.nRo
Gonyerse KennsstF caysnsze Ghamplin,I;cehn
Hss SeoDa Cooper GAZE
bars
lily III pueatelsJ puayNk bennsT ScqSP o'ponnell~E
% SsS DHpVE sD aeo Epa yo&EEs
eop 1P.ss s E, En-
Fl
corsac-Forchiemer seyerJ W Fee &cSD Fowsr-L
a aS
aux GhaPman
aa%a Byfnss See1F eras ioa-
Giqqsl Morgan 4semHoloway \ smh
Harvey Sso-Jno Hards dcs-HaegsEty ! row HsI;
asw5ias Nosw9odD H9@ssA I
hoiny assst &eo-oass EspssssMr Jasksen.T
soL Blood
Kerney Blos &cok Laughlin aeo-Lo,t Gnarpantier-
E es Stewart iacSeLevy Simon
s
Lebieyre &coLloyd FriersonLuneschoss Bros &coLa.
Msy ca0Nsh MnM Ms
&co-L Null Morsl-Michon Desportes-E Marquee &co
John Marks Gco-aIiler Foreser--J Il N Marks-J
Hsss. SssSssSss Ssias
dale-Ar Menberger Borron-H D Maginnis-A McLauren
IF Malard &co-McKeroy Bradford-W II Montgomery
j B Mannng-Mcstea, Value sco-J Il Mathews &co-N o
NJ H-B Nautre-N o & G Coz Newhal-Norh, Duthil
&co-N Overton &co-P ODonne-H Otterson-C Payne
Pgnioo-Pierton Harrison &co-L Pierre &co-J Pope
Patton. Smith 4 Puamn-s Peck-Phelps 4 Jones-G A
Pickett &coB Pifiet SOMA Pray-Payne Harrison-T
Powell &eo--perkins &eo1J Person Seo-H Pagons.E
" &oo-Rice Bros Geo Rayns-kusf &co-H Y Rey
@ Robin Bro-AJ Rugeypsmh 4 Johnsonasmh Bros
Dorr-smih, Cooper &eo-J swftG sloGomb &eonH
somes-Slark, sanfer &co.F Searng-C sehwenEer--J
Turmoil &co-Thornhill &coThompson BarnesJ Todd
Todd &co-Tarlston. Whiting Tulis-R Tramonan Acc
sSts BlanchsrdA Thompson &co-A T Wa &eS,s
White &co,P wsrlenWheees sorstal Waterman
cc-watkins& Homan1A Wang,J Waddell.Jno VII
Wright Alen-Wheeer, Griger &coC Yale jr &co- Pau
Zurn-F Van Bibber &co-Vncent &co-A Express-J
Boulang Wv Dnnean--R coburn-s II Giimap--W Fiemm
ingMrs Farrsl-N Cutie Harnden's Exp-and order-Lo
Of mdse for Mobile. ssg5
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"a - Rn onw t. n m. Z
NORTH AND E Asst,

via
Railroad to Vfcksburg
SPLENDID PACKETS FROM THKRE TO MEMPHIS !
Special Notice
To Travellers between New Orleans and Memphis New Or
leans and st. Louis and Louisville, and .he prinsi-
pal Northern and Eastern Ctiesi
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A 7 T A K A P A 3.

~ u. ). MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKAPAS,
lAIEI, Daily, In connection with the N. o. o. and @.
". Railroad-The fast steamer n. ID. Alne,
j. Atkinson master built expressly for and light
freight will with the Opeousas Railroad leaving Bef
~icks Bay daily for Pnersonye Centerve and Franklin
days to Chenon eanneretts ard New Town. connecting II
the latter place with ourhose mail coaches for St. Martini
lafayette, Grand Coteau, Opelousns and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans Washington twenty six
hours, being the quickest route travelled.
the T. D. Hne leaves the Railroad daily sha offers better
facility for delivering upeght than any boat In the trade for
all points high Fran kil.
shippers will please the boat their dray receipts
isl3
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FOR OPELousA AS.
T E N s A S

Leaves on SATURDAY August 18Th, at 5 P. NJ.
IT, H. FOR LOWER IENSAs, UPPER
Tensas, las high Mount Bayou Bayou Mason,
and ali way landings Black River Tho ex.
tremely light craugh steamer Saline, Geo. Miller MASTER
Wm T. Miller clerk will leave above. For freight only
apply on board
VIRGINIUS g. DENTzELl
jy25 Advertising Agent.
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=cERY1 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
&A NJ 3Rak EMAIL ROUTE.
eE-A Through to New York In Four Days
Nineteen HousAvOding all the Dangers Of the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Routet Memphis ST. Louis Chicago Cincnref'
Warrington. Philadelphia New 9otk and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved -Only Seventy Miles Staging-via
Kew Orleans, jackson and Great Norther
RAILROAD
Canton Miss; thence by Mississippi Central Railroad arr
Sims Sutton Dudeys treble daily line of Pc
Coaches to Grand Junction. Tenn.
Through tickets to Memphis and New York had attt
Ticket office of the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
The reads the Gap the Mississippi Central Railroad have
become good and close connections throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad pro-
R7rsxty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
Al I'm SINS. EuTTON DunLEY
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Imports.

NEW YORK-Psr steamship Chas Morgan-Assorted mdse
NEW YORK-Per ship Andover-Ass'td mdse-eonsignees
previously reported.
BOSTON, ship Wilbur Fisk l4oo tons ice to Bos-
worth eco.
RoCKLAND, ME-Per bark Harriet Spalding- So4s bbls OF
lime go coo slaves Creevy d Farwel.
HAvANA-Per brig Margaret bales tobacco to
Trosgros4 bales beeswax Pkgs cigars caSaeT9 Bas'
usldo-3 do Mcliregor Gcol NJ Cardy-lto Schie-
ter7 do vas do Guma Masich-a DO Psas T. 90
Laborde-l do Dure-2 do Mnllin-l do Crnzat-5 do
Wilson-0 do Pablo Guma-l do Piaggo viosca I'll
do Peior-l do Payroll do Veado9 do Rivers do
Ysis do Buddecke Aco1 do Frederickson &co-3 do
Jaqust2 do de Wiser &co4 do Suarez-3 pipes rnm
bags mdse- Tintora FRijo
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c.h. r~.,,. r,h...cr far psnsscola A Mitchell
Ss ~ M. NM "a psnsscos Ovsrton &cc
Schr zulime Codena for Pensacola, Nofef'o" ~"
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--=---=---=-
HITA RIVE

Leaves THURSDAY. 1lth inst, at S P. NJ.
q, ~. REGULAR LOW-WATER PACKET
For Trenton, Monroe Columbia, Harrisonburg,
Trinity and all intermedi .te landings Ousch-
ita riverTne very light draught, splendid packet steamer
Rock City, j. W. Moore, master Frank Moore, Jerk,
drawing only inches will leave above. For freight or
passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL.
AnS Advertising Agent.
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pOMBAL1ER Il CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds Of packages and
freight Havana, Maanzas Cardenas Villa Clara Sagus la
4rande Remedies, Nuerss, Puerto Principe, Santiago de
presses Of Wells Fargo Co. Darlington Co., United States
,hange Company for the United States California and Europe
Agents III New Orleans, BEDDING & CO.,
fele If st. Charles st.. under st. Charles Hotel
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REDDgNG d CO.'S
Ia|N Hk4 yA3d me- 5saf&3 SOUTHERN EXPRESS.

1FFICE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS
For Reception and Delivery Of Goods for Points
On the Opeionsas Railroad.
This Company organized for the purpose of doing GEN.
fBAL EXPRESS AND FoRWARDING BUSINESS, such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes, Jeery, Merchandise Bag
gage Packages parts States and Havar
We prepared to do General City Express Bag
gage Business connection with the New Orleans Opelousas
and Great Western Railroad.
WILL call for and deliver, with dispatch and reasonable
. Baggage Freight Packages to and from all parts of the
ty Of New Orleans.
Merchants planters and citizens rely upon this Company
forward minute article any destination we
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
W. E. REDDING,
TIL. THAYER,
Proprietors.
ks-Au.horized Agents of Bobalier Co.'s Island OF Cuba
Express. d. If
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WESTINGHOUSE steamer Aline-44 hhds sugar bbls
do Sabaer &co-l4 rolls leather Blanchin Giraud-l3 do
Basset--S sacks Burhridge &co-sundres to
order
and passengers
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90. Leaves on WEDNESDAY, August 10Th, at 8 r.
ST. Louis Carlo and New Orleans Railroad Limo.
49, FOR ST LOUIS-COfNECTING AT
isusfA Cairo with the Illinois Central Mt st. Louis
with the Ohio and Mss.sippi Raliroad-The
mister viii leave for St. all ntsrmed landings
above FOR freight through tickets to all points North.
East or West apply on board.
1 Planters and shippers rely on the punctuay OF this
~ No be this considered engaged until paid for.
81 plno cabin be and stateroons secured
BY at the Companys Office 81 Camp street, Of
"otA''es vIRGINIUs g. DENTZELL
auq Advertising Agent.
M-Tbe above steamer will take freight for Memphis Vicks
burg Na,chez all the Bends and will strict attention
10 ali way and plantation business. -
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CATTLE MARKET.

WHISKY. We did not hear of a sale.
FRE1GHTs. Nothing of any moment doing.
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Rnflr0Au6s
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD-From Canton, August 81 bales cotton to
Harding, Abbay & Morehead.
PONTCHARTRAIN R RAILROAD.
MoBILEPer steamer California; bales cotton to Farley
Jurey &co-lM boxes wine Neyius-7 pkgs mdse bbs
whisky Hafdie &co-2 bbls McMurde-1 do to
Warren Gilmore &co3 pkgs mdse McKeever-9 do to
z G Cloud-l do Geddes-7 do to order.
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Leaves THU RsDAY 18th Inst, at P. NJ. positively.
Ys=. - REGULAR 81. LOUIS PACKET
lEa The fine, regular passenger packet Hnnni.
above and intermediate landings above. For freig!
passage, apply board. - - ,.s
yIRGINfUs q. DENTZEL y
Advertising Agent.
The Hannibal will take freight for Memphis Hickman New
Madrid Columbus Cairo all ermediste landings anl0
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-10-20

M c. n. ncrcurx..


There IL not an angel added 70 the Host
{ Heaven but does it, blessed work on earth
. those that loved 10 here."-Dickrns.
There comes an angel day by day
Into this home Of ours:
And II NC chance abroad TO stray.
It's there among the aowers.
Its low. SID, gentle voice l. heard
~ night about our bed,
In many dear familiar word
That minds us of the dead.
Il brightcus all our happiness;
And. when dark sorrOws come,
Speaks comfort 10 our hearts, and IL
The Angel Of our Home.
When frat we learned 70 speak Of Death
We felt Ia by our side
While, blessing Us with parting breath,
Our own sweet mother died.
II stay'd our unavailing tears,
And kiss'd our pale cheeks dry;
Brought hope 70 soothe our faithless fears,
Arrl poiated towards the sky.
Since then, in al our happiness,
And when dark sorrows come.
IT'S ever by our side, and IS
The Angel Of our Home.
And all our love. 80 great before,
Since that sad hour hath grown
Our Angel bids us love the more
The more we feel alone.
IL will not suffer in our mind
One selfish thought 20 STAY
One enviOus wish, OF thought unkind,
Since our bereavement day.
Still may ~ hear IA c0nuanN.
Through MI our years 10 come
Sit ever in our hearts. and be
The Angel OF our Home.