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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-14
REFS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Twe are determined to make The Chronicle
more interesting to the general reader than it has
ever heretofore been and ssk and expect an in
creased interest its welfare by the gallant Re-
publieans of Belmont county. Fl lends, shall we
appeal I'm vain7
TPBEAR IN MIND, The Chronicle contains
more reading matter, Miscellaneous. Local, and
General News. than aay other paper published in
The coun ty. and that also has the most complete
nd reliable Market Reports.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-14
SICKLY FEMALES

should lose no time in trying a few doses OF thi
regulating and renovatiug remedy, wha ever NAV
De their complaint, II can be taken with safety il
m uriya ruIau ~--
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-14

/ From whatever cause. iowness of spirits and ali
other signs of diseased liver, and other disorpani
zaiion OF The spstem vanish under the efadicatins
influence of this all powerful antIseptic and deter
gent - -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-14

They have yet offered to the public
The ir stock embraces the Largest Yar:ety
Many years experience in buying pods for a
the largest in the city, has proved 10 us that
buy four fifths of ell our goods 1t gives US a
We Will sell many ST, tes of goods as cheap as
any house in the West. either Wholesale or R,
per cent larger than anv similar house in Wes
Among our Goods may be found the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-14
9std yynttlIigfll''t;le.
E.5II TEE ata !
BELMONT CHRONICLE
D. THOBURN.
EVERY THURsDAYMoRNING

Office Masonic Hall Building, few
Doors East of the Court House,
ST LAHSVILLE, OHIO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-14
UNREFUTED PROOF

-" seshuiohy Vi Ndtions Is unani mously borne
70 tne heaith-gvng virtues of his noble RENE and
hcaies IN every living language bear wit
'he undeniaoieness oftheir Intrinsic worth.
Hoilopdy's Pills are the best remedy hnopx
IN the aoor'd for the Jolloping diseases:
asthma Headaches
Bowel Complaints Indigestion
Coughs InHnenz,
Co"s inflammation
Shest diseases Inward Weakness
Eosu'ehess Liver Complaints
DDyspepsla Lowness ofSpirits
DiarrHGa Piles
Dropsy STONE and Cr.vaI
D.ohhV Secondary Symptom
reVet and Ague Venerable Affection,
Female Complaints Worms of all Kinds
IPCAUTIoN,-None are senuInp un,ess IN.
words 'HoHopay, -Fep York and London" are dis.
Ger uibie as Hster-nark in every leaf of the boob
OF directions around each pot box; the same may
ne plainly seen by holding the leaf to the kieht <
hand some reward i'll be given any rendering
party OF parties the medicing or vend
ing the same, knowing them TO be spurious
Sold atthe Mann factory of Professor HOLLOWAY
~ Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respectable
druggists and Dealers in Meji cine throughout the
United Sta ties and civilized world, in boxes at o5
cents, 69a cents, and s each.
. III There is a conside rable saving by taking the
larger sizes. ~
N. B.-DirectiOns for the guidance of patients in
evnrv disorder are affixed In each hox isnvon5o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
Nsm 0rleaps Hlolrtg Ylarket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, I
Friday Evening, Sept. %, 1859.

The general money market moved song quietly to-day
The calls discounts the banks did largely
from the income On the street there nothing dore more
than the sales few thousands of cotton factors paper
maturing March and April at the rate Of 8@8 ct For
paper there sales and IL y
There transactions in lesser grades l5S
up 20 get This is nothing unusual in the most
redundant prevamrn Of This is confirmed that there
many buyers Of paper who will look at Inside
Of get month be 1t the strongest kind, and Of course
such buyers which many the marke boot
798 Get loan Then there other buI and dealers
who win not invest under 1924 Pet y snnum 1t is imma-
whist at this moment all who de-
anticipate their securities do low rates in
New York. Philadelphia and Boston.
The Exchange market to-day under free supply with
marked heavness The the several banks for checks
New York prem, Outside there sales of sight
drafts par prem. About sl75 600 taken par
Guiding $4,000 double AL sale Of ones days sight
reported I6 discoun-a pretty good operation fancy
There much disposition evinced take freely sixty
days bills unless 2@2A t. dis, though note sales of
choice good bills TX dis still at 224 dis to which
6gues tendpg there would be large transactions
The balances Of exchange held by the banks still
They ready buyers sight New York at from pa4 U
CT. dis There life in foreign bills to-day, though
downward. Clear Sterling taken 1e9, lOs5s@
lC93l by dealers. There also sales 1O9 and
choice bis taken 109 The for docu
drafts bills of ladng is bread from Q8@l0sa@
lO9 under go Margin There bills o. lad
ing rendered at under close margin The transactions
cotton this for English cicun
that the of Sterling Exchange the mari is
altogether The nnesima order Operators in the staple
England have landed this side Of the Atlantic
We shall here in abundance before sixty day note
natures
The market for Francs is steady the supply and tender of
ponds with the purchases of cotton for French
count There were Paris direct 5l645ls for
good and favore pameshe Of the market from
$3.50 to 5l614 Some drafts, though good and will be
promptly paid but without the prestige Of fancy name and
being Bordeaux and Hsvre and other points, cannot b,
placed on more favor -b'e terms than 25@S6.2lx.
The important branches Of 6nancestocks and Bonds
have been every quiet This chief transactions have
been 1871 Light Com Stock at 80 shares
City Bank 80 shares Union Bank at loa 40
shares Canal Bank PIT few shares of Bank of New
Orleans 1925 and 10 shares of Louisiana State Bank at 1856
reported in our last.
The following figures denote the position of the Share and
Bond market this 2d September Some fluctuations have taken
place during the week. The market is however, very stiff at
figures:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
Aru Orleans ass Crescent Saturday aonn September "a 1859.

ByIne Vance ACES Walker Hutchinson &co-s bales cotton
Chs spin acoTs BpGknsr Stanton Newman Patton
Person &co-3s Iar ting Abbay &Morehead-I7 Robson
Aliens Robertson Menougal-13 Mcfarland Bsrksdale
u PAYNE Harrsonb Harris 4 Son-lS Gifen Sn,edes
% Tho; Henderson Pesls-s iiillsrd Summers 90
&co9 Rhorer Aco-s0 Curer, Harrison Aco-l Levi
Cob Battle, Noble Aco.l0 Tully dco-2l Broadweil
Haynes-36 Martin, Cobb &co-2 Slaughter, Smith McRsc-4
Cleveland Brother, Aeo| FricIson Conway 4eos WnisOn
Carter Aco-iOs Warren Gilmore dcos9 Thornhl 4co-
n Adams Aeol2 Ably Caching-47 Carroll, Hoy Aco-
West, Where kco-Total 7s5 bales cotton.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE.Per steamer oregonT4 bales cotton to Battle.
Noble Gco3 dc Thos Wams-l bills beef Voorhees, Griggs
Aco-s bills potato cask liquor Bergamin-l5 empt bbis
Mayerr9 do Bach-l kegs butter g Dolscn Sonl6
pkgs md.e McKeever-l do Hyde 6co-l0 do McKle-
Bradford-4 do Wood Iow-l do Geo Conney Aco-2
do Collins Noona-sundies orderToal II bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
Receipts of Prod ucs.

ST LoyIs-ps1 steamer Ed Walsh tiesss hams g rkin
% PEE G
Bynes &eos2 boxes cheese Jno Adams &eo-i2 pkgs nails
why hss %ass
sss apples
ys bags po,soss Thompson As9lz4 Do onions 2ss
isadsSs o,
d. .s SSs apples = ebs snons e d Duffy Kegs
HssP %s
Moore bags oats jas Gonnoly SeoIs hhds cabbage
sselt do
Eli Np eS ws se s9Ss
Siysn Wa,ls $50 hliSgd Summers &sGss kSeota
go sack, bran Elder &eo-I5 bbls -four cak hams
boxes ehseseS butter % pkgs mdse schneider
syss sysP VIII ID SsShasyS b ,hsss
cotton So hhds tobacco
Py,is Thos Henderson PsaIsSl4 do Carroll Seo~i4o
ref Hoy
!. Kicks ssess y Es ssSs. byrss ysnes Geo.
x payns HP
see4f
" ! Adams Aee-47 Gen, smsdea 4eo-s5 Edward Male
Gis Ferguson &eoN2s Fresen Stevenson seoas Hughes
Hyliested &co-25 Martini Cobb &co-25 Rugely2i bales
cotton Phelps Jones23 Lewis Ogesby2l Ar Mltenber
~ Brander & Hubhard-8J Ghampln &co-l6 w G * &co
10 "A May &co-lU orders Prichard Flowers Gil
aspe Brewer &co-S Cleveland Brothers &co8 Nugent
COT Gallagher, WALES &co Harding, Abbay Morehead-
bales cotton
OuACHITA RIVER-Per steamer Telegran,-ls4 bales
ton Gills Ferguson &co-S7 John Watt acoS3 Edward Male
&co-9 Cox &co-65 Nugen &co-44 Milteuberger aco
iS Nelson Sco1 Frellsen Stevenson sco-S3 bales cot
ton N Cooper &co2o Payne Harrison-23 Estn &co
reiowes 6co2l Hughes, Hyllesied Sco-l6 Wright Allen
10 - Bres-ll ID Urquhart-l0 MeKeroy Bradford-9
Mo hsfde &cd6 Ar Mite nherger Borron-3 Hhwkins
Norwood-l3 Person &co35D sacks cotton seed u y Low
Der &co-l5N do McGinns-2l2 co N Fsk-sundries to
order-Toal 1854 bales cotton
GRAND GULF-Per steamer Comet-3S4 bales cotton to j
iefsoh 6eo3 do Geo Connolly &co-l3O Harding, Abbay
Morehead-l25 John Watt &co94 Is Kicks Sco-SD do
Edward Nae &co5O Foley Avery &co36 Laande- 70 do
hiNugent &co-l6 Montgomery Hal6 Frelsen evenson
&coi6 Kelly &co-l0 Nelson fcolS Bnckner, Stan.
ION Newman-S Prchard Fiower-7 West. Where &coS
cotton.
AEAANDRIA-Per steamer Mipnesota.6 bales cotton to
kochiord, Brown AGO. Ia West Renshaw mmack- 5s
W x ID Urqnha-4U Rhorer-ii Ar Miltenberger bor-
ron-4o Payne Harrison-A Carroll Hoy Sco-M Washing
ton jackson &co IL Dasilya &co IL ID Carroll &co
suhdres 10 order-Toal 443 bales cotton.
COLu MBIA-Per steamer Rock sCity2a bales cat on to
buckner, Stanton Newman3 Edward Nale &co--22 ellis,
Ferguson &cot5 West kenshaw Cammack-lO bales cotton
utrer Harrison &co3 John Watt &eo3 Ar Miltenherger
Boron-l64 sacks seed McGinnis 754 do to order
o9l do Boidsundries orderTotal ISL bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Psr steamer Duncan + kenner--20 bales
cotton Nngent 6co-24 Thompson-S0 John Watt AGO.
q Washington jackson tco-26 JLo IeelS do Hawkins
sundries to oder-Tola Is9 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
A TT AK AS.

U.S. MAIL LIN e FOR ATTAKAPAs,
l6ANSk Daily II connection with the N o. o. and g.
issss:ssAk W. Railroad-The fast steamer st. Mary.
Atkinson master built expressly for passengers light
freight will with the opelousas Railroad leaving Ber
Wcks Bay daily for Pattersonye Ceuterve and Franklin,
and will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur
Clarendon Jeanneres and New Town, connecting at
the atth place with horse mail coaches for st. Martini
Lafayette Grand Co,ean, Opelousas and Washington.
Runrng time from New Orleans 10 Washington twenty si1
hours, being the quickest route travelled.
the ST. Mary leaves tbs Railroad daily she offers better
facility delivering upeight than any boat in the trade
Shippers will please name the boat on their drny recefps
jel3 h 70. 3 Old Leyee. Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, y
City Hall. September 5, 1859, }
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans.
r No I50Q


Reo'red, That the sum of ssyeny,hve thousand dollars H.
of the city Of Ne Orleans he from the City Treas
in part payment, required, warrants OF The
COMPTROLLER for the Of procuring two ou lie acting
'Wuhington Force Pumps - together with mile of 30
inch iron and five miles of 20 rch cast iron pipe for
the erection of house for said force and laying of
poripn of said pipe the whole in order that sufficient supply
cleansing the reet and aiding and promoting sanitary
don of atmosphere in and around the city If New Orleans
Rolued further, That said force pvmps and pipe shall
be furnished and delivered to the New Orleans In
that said force be located and placed in house.
bseected by the City the head If Canal street.
and that the laying of all Of said shall be arranged and
ecuted the direction of said City
ze 10 contract with the parties 70 nshng and
delivering the city the aforesaid double force aud pipe
in with specifications T the Surveyor; al OF the
be paid for AMI of the Aforesaid of seventy
five thousand dollars appropriated and Ia with
the first part Of this resolution
tSignedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
(signed) GHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board of Asss ant Aldermen
Approved April 81, 1859.
(signed) GERARD STITH, Mayor
Inaccordnce with the foregoing resolutions notice is hereby
given that sealed proposals will be received oce until
MONDAY, the Sd of October 1859 IL O'Clock for the
following couracts towit:
l. contract for the erection OF an iron building the )evee
Opposite Canal street. for the pumps of the city
works.
3 contract for the furnishing mile pipes
valves etc., FOR the city water works
B. contract for furnishing and placn two doublaacting
Wohngton force Pnmps each capable Of frg and furnish
ing 400 90 gallons Of hour together with boilers
chimney pipes. ETC.; TIL whole complete.
aforesaid cobtrhcts be performed in accordance with
office.
se6 I'd GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
CATTL E NJ RKE

JEFFERSON CITY. Sept. %, 1883.
Arrived 1903 head Of Texas Beef Cattle and 1874 Calves and
Yearngs The market closed of Sheep but an ample
supply Of the Other descriptions of Offering Prices
of Hogs lower.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

sUiAR...Ths been fair demand for Sugar during
the week. and with reduced supplies Offering have mott ed
consi erably rmnes in the market About 900 bids
been sold the Levee and in Warehouse mostly the
range of quotations. which show further advance
about &c. u h.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
faly 49, SsS
Weeks receipts, GA hhds.-Exports, $780,
MoLAssEs.. The supply the Levee has been light,
but with only limited demand the of prices has been
ranging 3@3ac for Inferior and Fermen,ipg
3I@37c p gallon for Prime and Choice with only few linn
tied OF City Reboiled few hundred bbls. have been
sold range of 32@ss and 4Oc. p gallon, according to
quality.
Weeks receipts, 239 bbls.-Exports, none.
FLOUR. This market for Flour continues without much
animation and Extra brands have been dull at previous rates
while Supe6ne still comparatively and has brought
fuller prices Up to Thursday evening barely 1000 bbls
sold Of IS 99@S4 10 for Unbranded "a s@Si 80
and IS 90 for supedne IS 2S5 50 for Extra and IS 10
@s7 w q Dbl for Choice brands of Extra. Yesterday 40
bills Superne sold In two lots 100 at 81 s, 24 at
s. 90, aud 126 Choice Extra at S. 90 D bbl
Weeks receipts l2,S04 bbls.-Expors 1894.
WHEAT. The supply is still light and have heard of
sales of any importance during the week.
Weeks receipts, 1896 sacks-Exports, 2O55.
The receipts have been light and prices have i'm
proved with aes Of $500 sacks during the week. at
of 70Q75c for INFERIOR and s0@5 and 9JcSl 90 p
bashel for Good Prime 10 Of Mixed, White the
cipal transactions being from store
Weeks receips 422 sAcks-Exports 1912.
OATS. There has been good demand at higher prices.
and 10000 sacks have been sold 5o52 and 55c. q
bushel for Ordinary to Prime ST. Louis mostly however at
rate yesterday sold lots
and 80 at &c., "a bushe
Weeks receipts Sl2S sacks-Exports, none.
Prices have ranged 81 6@lsl 25, of the
tram actions being lb0sl 20 a 100 MS for good lots
HAYwe have nvce sales of 2UJ0 1900 bales Western
during $40 O0S2s 30 and s2i 90 for Ordinary to
Prime $500 bales New York. part on private terms
and part at SCI CG@9$2a % p tun.
has been quiet and the principal sale
reported during the $50 bbs private terms
generally ask SIS 90 q Dbl for Mess The retail rates
| for Mess have renamed at SIS 256aSl5 80 D bb
The stock at the Inspection the ls Inst
IS i,8 bbls, of all kinds.
Weeks receipts 36 bbs-Exports, 26S.
BAcoN...We have noticed Inactive and unsettled mar
ket for Bacon with only medt Transactions at
for Shoulders io Ribbed Sides, and 1ss@l2c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
STREET UOMM,R--OFFICIAL.

FOURTH DISTRICTPOUND-W brought
to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street. between
Laurel and Constance streets, estray-
One red COW, short ard white uEder the belly brand
ed on the right hip the left split and the end Off
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
on paid, will be sold public auction said depot on
FRIDAY, September 23 1850 at 10 o'clock, A. M
New Orleans, September Is. 1889
c. o. FLEGHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered September Is, 1889
" DUPLEssIs Comptroller.
ENPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-Ila
etc conduit depot des Epaves du Quatreme District
rue Jackson entire les Laurel ct Constance
epave-
Vne vache courea blanche venre
etampee a. la hanche droie, oree gauche fendue ct
e bout coupee.
la de vache nest recamee dams cinq jours les
rats pages ellie vendue enchere pubque depot
10 FENDREDI, % de Septembre 1859 10 henres A. NJ.
G. O. FLECHIER. Conmissare des rues.
FouvelleOreans lie 10 septembre 1889 sic II 20 a. 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

In Railroad Construction Bonds have heard Of
action during the week. The bonds appear least to be
ing In favor, and have upward tendency. They draw p
CT interest sale of 20 shares Of Bank early
IN the week at i2s but being for Northern account cannot
% criterion for Holders
~ socks are h for II they sell, 1t will puzzle them
IN tangible securities commanding III Tt Vacant lots
on the ouskirts Of the city would pay provided they
| are not too highly watered
OF coin and bullion week have been very
amounting In all 10 about SIS 00o Tho previous re-
eeipts Of bullion roin that Il the rece,,s s ,h
enons last Saturday up freely The present
saoA.ons 2. 4s9e sst prem barely ained The ad
VICES .ooay from New York yesterday evening quote
aecne and that silver had declined In London 10 d
y or which, with the present rate 81 exchange an Nav
say par would reduce buying rates 44s 9ct prem We
however. continue last weeks quotations, ana await ~,
regular Quotations by the mail without changing them
The following the quotations Of coin in New yo, m
Saturday last: -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
American Gold, par.

Ths offerings Of distant bank notes In TINS nav esn
sxtre,ly moderate this week Our brokers and dealers IN
are prepared operate to any OK en Within
the range Of our quotations.
There has been very little done land warrants as week
There are sales public lands TO b held 10
Iowa and the Territories Of the Northwest where frost has
.r.y prostrsed the crops Of this However, If emil
grants will continue fool and e their time and lives
nv rors to Pixies and other humbug gold regions in
settling in the rich hands, and in the mild climate
~ the Great Southwest two Of kinds be
raised Der season, We cannot help 1t.
In the meantime have that all travellers coming
our city can realize their funds for money the very
lowest rate. Exchange and discount will appear
weekly table Of quotations, being the rates Of John Wood
r. rsun etrset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
YAzoo RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 9th inst, at 5 P. NJ.
- sssT 5;fsss s! s9sssssea siass
tara and all l-ndngs Yazoo riverhe elegant and
very ightdraught passenger packet II. M. Blcknell.
Samuel iwartney will positively leave above. For
freight having superior apply
board. yIRGINIUS o. DENTzEII,
sell Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
oPELoUs AS.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P. NJ.
~ FOR OPELOUSAS-The light-draft
l@AARsts steamer Bayou Belle, John Lyons, master,
tS@3h will leave as above taking freight and passen
gers River Simmspot and all the Ian ilnas
Achsfalaya and also taking for Donadsonyle
ganza and the Mouth Of Red River For fegh, passage
se32 p HIGGINS 4 co,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
FO RT ADA MS.
Regular New orleans and Fo.s Adams Packets.

Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packets.
, ~ THE STEAMERS Golden Age
60 YIN Mccombs, ~, mas'sr, W. B%rton,s s.
orleans every SATURDAY at O'Clock P. NJ; turning,
BAYOU Sara WEDNESDAY, after the arrival OF
tie cara from Woodvlle. The W. Burton will leave
leans svsry TuEsDAY O'clock r ,e!urneg leaves
Woodviile taking freight passen anoings
on the coast For freight passage apply board,
HOLMES CLAUSS, Agents,
selO ON No IA Tehoupouas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
STE AMBoAT DEPARTURES
UPPER MI SSIsSIPPI.

UPPER MIssIssIPPI.
- 2,nAL ROUTE -
Fer all Points
NORTH AND EASTl
On. Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
Frs will leave New orlsass Is follows;
Imperial 'oAH. u o. nosss
Aug. 50, Sept. -, Oct. > and 20. New. Is.
u @. Sven. .Caps lsass d. sense
Sept l s.d 81. Oct II ard 81. New TO-
K. j. Capt. Bart wen
Sept. and %, Oct. IS, Nov. 2 and a.
new Falls CAty............ ......CapsJ !. D. "s'oA
Aug. Is, Sept s AID Is, Oct Is, Nov. and a.
A. #. Lacey................ Capt Geo. Taylor
Asg, Is, Sept. I and q, Oct. II, Nov. and Is.
HaaWatha Capt r. F. Ola
Aug. 20, Sept. Q and %. Oct. ls. Nov. and %.
City OF Memphis. Capt W. J. Kounts.
Aug %, Sept. II. DC. l and 81, Nov. 10 and 80
Jno kfnefeter.
Aug. "a, Sept. l3, Oct. 8 and %, Nov. IL.
VIM. M. Morrison. Capt. Jno. n Boh1i
Aug. 26. Sept. Is, Oct and rs, Nov IA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Capt e. B. Moore.
Aug. 90, Sept. II, Oct.7 and q, Nov Is.
Passengers rely the boats leaving advertised
making DIRECT connections at
vICXsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT St. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI. INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoF
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
- North and East
T1cKETs by the jackson Railroad for sale a. this oc.
Fare Cheap. Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUrEl
~ TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
ssFor correct information or Thrsngh Tickets apply
'A' iass-RAlLRoAp LINE PAcKEr .-ea
No. 81 Camp street.
oL1rf sSdRf' q q. ' %9Tsa, r''s'
J.r. ALLEN. General Agent
General Freight Agent.
| E.w. GOULD. Superintendent my2A v
| Leaves on SUNDAY, September 2sth, at 10 Am.
Louis F SIX 81 ST. ny tssSsf
Cairo Th the o Genirs And A. n sIS an;
Woods will leave St. Louis and all intermediate
ssPassengsrs shippers rely punctuaity
1s-E berth considered engaged until paid for.
applying the Companys Office 81 Camp street, Of
H3rThe will freight Memphis vcks
burg Natehz and al the lends and will pay strict attention
.,, ' $500 ''' - vIRa1slus 9: I'D, nEI INT
| Leaves TUESDAY, September n, at Pm.
s. Louis Gssf As sT s1E oiisss Es!ssa rf AT
fs.sEA with the Ohio and Mssi sippi Raroad.-Tht
Taylor master will ST. Louis all Intermediate
landings above For freight or passage apply on b.ad
Passengers and shippers rely on the punctuay
as-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin be ard staterooms
by applying at the Companys Office 81 Camp Of
shs abSve steamer will take freight for Memphis vicks.
burg Naichez and all the Bends, and will strict attention
WY anu ''"'''' vIRafNiUs c. DENTzEI.
seH Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
Imports.

FISH RIVER, (ALA)- Per schr Olive Branch-iS0 bbls
naval ores TO e Blessey-50 do do NJ Smith AGO.
FISH RIFER-Per schr Union-45J bbls naval stores X
Bessey-l20d do ii j Smith &co-40 do Jno 7 Harde &co