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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-02

SrAvEs.-We learn from most relia-
BE source that slaves will be shipped the
coming season, from this region, includ-
ing ports as far down as Point an Barqucs,
TO the amount OF very nearly 100000;
calling the number 100000, and the
average per W. 500, the sum of s70,O00.0O
will have been disbursed in the Saginaw
country for the article of slaves alone.
Tur STANDARDIZATION the 9th ult.
Nr. SAITH of y. c. received 1l3 votes,
within two of the number necessary to a
choice. On Monday last the Republicans
changed their votes from SHERMAN to
PENpLEroNofN.J who received 10 votes
on thee ballots, within two ofthe necessary
number The probabilities now are that
a Speaker will sooa be elected
On Tuesday PESpLEroN received 1lG
votes, within one Of an election.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-02

E[-Thc Legislature OF PENNSYLVANIA
in 1894 passed the following:-"R ssoirsd,
That no member Of the Legislature will
be allowed to come into the House bare
e otcd"
Those must have been ''the days that
tried mems solss "-Ne,r Bsyord Times
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-02

e. The lottery system in Maryland
will be broken up by the "ncw code
adopted by the Legislature. Delaware
appears to be the only State which braves
puplic opinion in this matter, and there
gambling is encouraged to build churches,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-02
Detroit Advertisements.

re- From the Advertising Agency Of LYMAN BEIo :,
90 Woodward Avenue, Detroit who is the oily
authorized Agent for this paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
COnsfgnees.

NEW YORK Per ship Confidence Austin &
Goodwyn-W Armstrong; Il u j NJ Allen Geo
L l. Aubert- G L Buddecke Eco NJ Barnett jr-
Bodet & Gueydan-- J D Bein & Sons--J Baqnic
~Beebe &co-J Benson-E Lanaue-A Barrett &oo
r Bauer-Bake & Tower L Bernard Cas-
hergue &co-P Cusachs, Bro &co- Cusachs 0g
den Cummings &co- w Champlin &co-J
P Coulon- Copes 4 Phelps Crowel Il Schwartz
--Clapp, Mitchell & Jack Collins, Carrere &co-
j Ciark-D Il Carroll &co--Campbell Il Stropg--R
Cannon Carlouet 4 Cark-A Cohen Dinkle
e Ounce eco 2 Donoyan-D' Arey &co-
Donovan & Neutz-J Despouey-W H Dudley
Davis, Jenkins eco Dix & Ranlett- w Dough,
erty SEQ Z Fischer j Fleury- D H Fowler
Ferrandon & Cassac-Geo Fosdick &co-Flotte,
yalette &co- Fairbanks &coo- Folger Eco +
Guion-A Garca-v Gurth-- D Grief &co--J
Grace g W Gregor &coA Glenn eco Gold
man D GonauX4- Gilfen, Smedes eco Gaune &
EicheIberger- Glidden. Marshall &co-S H Gilman
-Giquel & Jamison- Gauche-G Huntington
Harris Il Son--I $ Holden &co-J Hyde &co
Henderson q Gaines Hall-A Hit Horrell,
Gayle &co-E Hacker-Hehrard &co-C NJ Harvey
&co-H Habert- Holmes Clause Janbert &eo
A Jacquet-- i Jaufroid- W jackson Eco r
Kennedy Jourdan--F g Koepka--P Leteyre Il
co., Laroussini &co-- Locke-Leeds &co--J F
Lehde-Lacoue Patterson K Laughlin--W H
Letchford &eo- l. Sturtavant Eco Lenes Il Della
chaise-E Lynch i. w Lyons &co-Lanata freres
"A Hauata-- Il Z Mougin-- Muse Murdock--A
McLaurin- + Moore &co--- Moore g. Cohn--G N
Morrison &co- Mogridge- r McGregor &co-De
Moutrond Eco J Marks &co- W McCracken--A
Miltenberger Montgomery & Smith, New
hall Mc(sregar & Bankhead-- n Q q C r R Co
q Gas Con o, j & q N II Col DfHarra-
n Oyarton &co- III 0zanne-- pierson, Harrison
AGO. Peet. Simms &co- Potthot knight-Geo
Pickett &co- Pinckard, Steele &eo-- b Piltet-
PAYNE q Harrison Prtchard u Flower Perkins
&co-P Pelanne- Powers g. Claek-Payne & Kemp
John Strend &co-James Synle-C H Slocomb 4
co-E Stevens &co- j Sarrazn-Schneider u
Wise Stark, Stauiier &co- Smith Cooper.
Stebbins &co- Slaughter. Smith d Shotwell-J II
Srhofer- 4 Il observation-disclosures a. Sou-Samnson
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80
81 30
ihhni
FFsEi THE Oxford Mercury Of Th.sr
&xiraet the following ,est;r N n ~ ia ~

N FESEl the Oxford Mercury of Thu
cEfsAst the following ssestin, % esfsaay last we
y yFa!asaxe no clanpaande,
conalaon Of thS Andrys ts s., +. -
~ " ssSS55 sse crops 0f this county, except the
MI respects of corn. The cotton and corn
crop both look us good as heart could wish. IN q
Il have Asore vegetables than people to eat them.
ApF1dea, peaches and pears are plentiful on the
market. They are Of the finest quality, and sell
or fine price. The superiority Of Mississippi
fruit Is not TO be questioned.
One Gi the hardest rains we have had this year
fell last Sunday evening. Judging from the APP
peatnnNa Of the clouds, and from coily arsation We
reckon X extended all over the county. In the
eastern and western ends more fell than about
fown; bat even here we had plenty la aband-
anee.
For n week prior e Sunday evening the atnloss
phere. was very torIid and the ground dry The
c0ttoEdlt not need rain but the corn wanted it to
same eEtent and In some sections more tiian in
others 50ar corn crop only needed this rain to
55fakasli t tic finest VIC have had for many years.
The foreign market W III not get any OF our money
for this article next year.
We learn from the Yazoo pemocrattbat q young
man named James O. Garrison was drowned q few
nights since while bathing in the Yazoo river. He
was recently from New Orleans, where he had
been studying medicine.
Tile Casrollten Democrat of Friday last says
For some time past The weather has been ex-
< iEeedingly drys&nd dusty throughout this county
Z. ana crops very Huch depressed. On last Sunday
evening, koWever, most refreshing rain foil OK
fhirdgsf the c0asty, and embracing this place IL
til range The eject Of this rain was to revive
their crops. The prospect Of the crops at present
Is again very cheers,g,
Tie Amte Democrat Of Wednesday last saya
Severe hail storms liave visited different portions
s aof tie tfHtty, duiRg great damage. In some
places crops have been almost entirely ruined.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

Havre July s. Advertised for New Orleans,
Baden Stlphen. and Ramberg, Wilmer, 9Th Wild
Cat, Morse; Warwick, Duyerger; Glad Tdngs,
Nelson Onward Coomhs; Ellen Maria, Libby;
Lizzie Moses Austin, and Masconomo Swasey, I'M
certain, Arrived from New Orleans, previous to
July 4, Masconomo, Swasey. ...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

dianola- Mrs. 4. Z, May, G. W. Caldwell J. Nolan,
r. g. Norton l., G. Hartman, Hand, W. J. Hazard,
Sherwood, Davis, Father 0'Reilly, Rodgers, w. ].
Nolan u. Thomas, e. Fl. Dolsen, M. Stevenson, H.
Hannecke--l0 on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
Domestic Ports.

New York, July Cleared, bark Fl A Stephen
son, James, for New Orleans; bark Texana, Brand,
for Layacca.
Philadelphia, July l6-- Cleared, schooner Viz
gina Horton, for Indian0la.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
Relow---comaing UP.

Ship Confidence, Lewis, from New York, to A
Cohen.
Bark Eyadne, Pillsbury, fin Rockand, (Maine) to
Creevy & Farwell-cargo, 1900 bbIs lime to
Creeyy q Farwell.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
Sbipping snttlIigsnts.
CarsoEsr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Monday Morning July 20, 1860.

Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, for Indianola via Calves
ton, q Harris
Ship Henry Clark, Brown, for Genoa,
Baxter. Lowell &co
Bark James Andrews, Burt for Minatitlan,
A f Cochran & Hall
Bark Aegean, Crosby, for Genoa,
Creevy & Farwel
schr Tallahassee, Merrill, for campeaehy and q
market Goldenbow g. Lesparre
schr Anna Bell, osterman for Pensacola, Master
schr Mary Ellen, Mott, for Pensacola, Master
Schr Soathron, Hanson, for Pensacola,
N Overton eco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
AND YAZO0 RIVERS.
YAHOO AND TALLAHATGHIHi
ccRoFuLA. OR KINe,s EVIL, is cossrt

~ ltiOnai disease corruption of tie blood by which this
ud becomes viaed weak poor Being in the circulation
the whole body and may burst in disease
part No organ Is free from its attacks Is there
which may destroy. The se8fuos faint Is Varioufy
caused by disease low living, disoFdeFe unhealthy
food impure air, filth aud filthy habits. the depressing vices
and all by tbs infection. Whatever be its
gin is Hereditary In Tie ca4stuitinn descending from
parents children the third and fourth sancttiah - in
seems be The rcd of Bin wh9 says, will visit The
iniqiiiies Of the fathers upon their Children
lis Commence by deposition from The blood of
or eafeus which in fms lHag liver and internal organs
termed tnberces in the glands, sR lng; aud the
face errptions sores. This Iou corruption which gvnders
blood depeses de energies q e so tint .eEonns
siitues only suffer from sef5uibps complaints they
have Tar less power withstand the attacks Of other diseases
consequently numbers perish by disorders which, although
in The SYSTEM Most of the consumption se teimaes tie
human family origin directly in this sereulous
tspaon and many destructive diseases Of the liver kid
ney brain and of all the organs arise from
grtvRied by the same cause.
One quarter Of NIL people scrofnlos their persons
invaded This lurking nfeenn and their health is undermined
by it, To cleanse from the system the
blood by Alternative medieine and nVgoate it BY healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

PoNTCHARTRAIN.

D Pratt-2 do Buckner Stanton g. Newman hhls
ale J Eimer-10 do II A Schuermann-sundries to
order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23


The GRAVE RoRBERs IN RosTeN.-The Boston
journal of the I4th instant uses the following
mild language in reference to the body stealing
in that city. We should not be surprised to hear
that the mans business had fallen off tride since
the public learned his crime:
We learn that there is good deal of feeling
among the citizens of South Boston, caused by the
recent developments in regard to the purloinng of
dead bodies By funeral Undertaken. The feeling
In some cases amounts to deep mental anguish, as
those who have had friends buried by this indi-
yidual naturally fear that their loved ones may
have been sacrificed to his unlallowed thirst for
gain, aud subjected to the rude treatment of the
dssecting room. instead of being permitted TO
remain peacefully in their graves, there TO be
g resolved to earth again.
One gentleman, whose wife vas placed ina tomb
by this undertaken. and subsequently removed to n
grave at Cambridge, has become SO much affected
BY The apprehension that the remains Of his con-
sort may have been desecrated that he intends to
have the grave opened in order to determine the
tfnthof the matter
We learn, also. that there is a disposition on the
part oI those having the matter under investigation
to hush the affair up notwithstanding there Is con-
elusive evidence Of the guilt of the parties accused.
If this be the case, the authorities will partiei-
| pate in the culpabiIity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

For the speedy Interim Fever Fever and Aene
Remittent Fever Chill Fever dumb Agne Periodical Head
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious fevers indeed for The
whole class originating hillary arrangement eauRed
hy the Ma1Hria OF MAsnatic countries.
are enahed offer the community remedy which,
willie thu above complaints with certainty is still
aetiy harmless any quantity Snc remedy il invaluable
districts where these ac.ing disorders prevail This Gnre
cxpes asnaic poison Of Fever and 3gGe frol the
tenn lie development Of the disease taken
he first approach Of pemouury symptoms 1t is not only
discovered for this class oil complaints
also the cheapest The rge quantity supply to dot
brings it within the each Of fSbbdy; and in bilious dis
where Fever and Aqua PREVAILS everybody shand have
and freely both for and protection great sna
roty IF this remedy other discovered Tor The
SPEEDY Of ntemttens is that II contains
QHne mineral consequently produces no qanism o. other
injurious effects whatever nnon the constitution These cured
by il are LETT healthy they had had the disease
poison A great variety Of disorders arise from its irritation
among which Ncuralgia Rhenmatism Gout, Hendache
Blndnes Toofhaehe, Eafaehe Gaiarh, Ashma Palpatan
Painful Affection of The spcer Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis neranement of the Stomach all Of which,
originating this put the intermittent type,
become periodical This CuRE eNpels the poison from the
blood and conseanen them all alike 1t is nyal
liable protection immigrants and travelling tenn
porafly residing the aarous Districts IT taken occasionally
daily while exposed the infection, that will be esceted
accumulate in sufficient quantity
ripen into disease valuable protec
than cre few will sner from Inerttents If
they avail themselves of the protection this remedy Affords
Prepared by Dir. J. c, AVER Il Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT Co, Nos u and Isl Ghartres
street New Orleans and hs III DrrggisS. iel3 6tns@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
iRieer snttlltQfs,ae.

General Rsnanr t1s~-Bus,ness-+1rhe Nvc,tpcr.
Sale of tile tndianola--Staseo OF the Upper
Rivers---haunch of the steamer Mary
heeao-~Dcpnrtures To-Day, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
Compound Extract OF sarsaparllla.


times can devise this everywhere prevailing and fatal mall
ay combined from the active renedies that have
been discovered expngaion of this foul disorder from
the blood the of the system from its destructive
it should be employed tor the of not only
scrofua but also those affections which alise from IT,
such as Ernpiye and Diseases Anthony Fire Rose
or Efyspela Pimpea Pasales giatehes Blains and Ra
Tunos letter and Salt Rhenm SGHld Head lngworm Rheu
matism SyIphilc Mercur Diseases Dropsy Dyspepsia
Debility and indeed all complaints arising frpm Fiaed
Impure Blood The popular belief for 'mpllity of the blood
Is founded in truth Scfanla degenerate Of The blood.
The particular purpose and Write of this Sar paa
ry and fegeneIae this vital fluid without which sound health
h ifnnas in contaminated constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" VERAsnA BUILDING,
sl2 Old No. Camp street, between PoegsFre aad Gaope
Seventeenth Annual Session.

The Seventeenth ANIMAL Session of this Institution 5egns
ne First Menday Of September 1854
The plan et fnsaco1 comprises seeal aad stiensiye ya
education. II offers advantages for tile Reqn5o
languages. The FfsRGh is daily snea in t Senoi and the
Modern Giasscs thctQRgaly analsss
TIE location eesEal ard the apartments SPACIOUS
vel ventilated The school is provided With eeee library
he best mnGi Instruments sHd complete philosophical
rsIas
References innnnerebs Among taem the AlumnR OF
mia Institution, who nHheF among the gems of society
Students admitted any time during the session.
For further pareulars apns person letter.
Institution. u D. DIAtTRY, A. ~,
President of the Board.
New Orleans, August 1850. suif&Nt
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STEAMBOATS,
WEIR MIss.,ssTpp1
Lea St1S every .gpRapAy at5p.
NEW ORLEANS AND

Nt' NEW wv es siSSF$aSs G atSEN
l,ssas p Vlot.sroRe UNITED STATES IT, N
: man i packet Ok Cen. auisaS@
sHanysig Es Fs W4Gass s SSS SFss' Carlo
burg WaIen NV chass Grand a s&'Sf pssp s Rad
a aSrsa Fon coaps Bsoa n sar + fol ~ a Ee
ston Rouge Piauemne Donaldanyle and all intermediate
FREIGHT taken for all landings on the Yasoo Taahache and
sunhower rivers with prSile e Of reshipping.
Leaves on SATURDAY. at6P.M.
The magnificent s. Mail packet La fourche Capts,p
o Brown p WI leave sor poaaldso1e Plaaasane Bator
Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph, GRAND dna
ags ssassg
S tas Se @ Al a"pgs On s
h ea r ss9Ts m s TSa 5 N rs
business entrusted to thelf care will be promptly faithfully
These boats Will not be responsible any Letter Or package
Tie sh pRd fo ysnabe Seposed f NV ssn
ey hs nasssngsrs Or contained n their baggage.
foftfesht Or passage apply on board Or %
lsl5 Z Corner Of GaEondget and Union atyees
l''T' S NV Tg eEh&ss s' xsB vrc#s
Esssy sburs Y y Mil Lno.-Tor 5onaiasoavilie, III
isa RssF; F9E @ai sai SssgeH WIN
suts 7hs nsw stesss5 T GsP PGsips Vim
e W. fE'y F dhhRo S 65ioeE n
ia Agents ~ Carondelet street..
ncwftoD for Yalao river,
UNITED STATES
t,sssS YfMA1L LINE 10 vICKsBuRs. sttsg q
1. m,sa sATqRpAY ct o'clock, P NJ S'iz3 $50
The magnificent u " Mail packet LA fDUrChe Cant + i
Brown will leave for DonasonVilo PladuenIine BntS,
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing Ear
4ams Maeh s Msspropf R2gey s. J9,ss Grand af
r. NJ. " 49,
The steamer LAEoIRCEE connects rIeksburg wits til,
steamers Prince aud Hops and vii Take freight for ali nndg
or the Yhzoo rive as high mp Greenwood -
For freight or passage Apply hoprd
YIRGlNIUS @. DElJTZET.
1eIs --- Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

Arrived Yesterday.

No arrivals from sea yesterday.
Steamboats,.
III Fairchild, Faucet, I'm Louisville.
John Raine, Underwood, I'm Louisville.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid. fin Bayou Sara.
Aurora, Rhoades, fin Cincinnati.
Mary T, Phelps, FIN Yicksburg.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

Steamship Mexico, Talbot, from Galveston and In
dianola, to C Harris-1st dist.
Steamship Gen Rusk, Shannon, FIN Galveston via
Sabine Pass, to G Harris Berwick's Bay.
Brig A A Chapman Laurent, days I'm Havana,
to S Plassan-preyiousy reported at Quar-
antine Station-2d dist 20.
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Steamboats,.

Edw Gay, Bowen, FIN st Louis.
Picayune No 8, Broad, FIN Attakapas.
California, Hopkins. I'm Mobile.
Towboat Music, Mcclellan, FIN Quarantine Station
brought up brig A Chapman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

nRFigE of rHt NOVELTY IRON WORKS
" New York, May 8, 1853
Mr.. f. W. c. Co0K is duly authorized Agent in New
Orleans ANY nraa by him will receive
iusiae and careful attention We solicit the patronage
If our friends in Louisiana. -
Ig+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

Imports.
GALVESTON and INDIAN0LA-PeF steamship /!
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STEAMBOATS,.

- - = - = = y I q.
DAILY LINE VIA e. nsszFlEgEg,sya
LsiEEa'Ssa fNnnrHrs, for the NonrnissE
AND EAST, THRcgaH TENNESSEE NORTH ALABA-
MA AND VIRGINIA. by
Steamers, Daily, to Memphis.
Thence by
AEMPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
And continuous Railway connections, TO
ALL THE NORTHERN AND EASTERN CITIES,
The Virginia Springs,
And oil the PRINCIPAL Points along Rcutes-also to
tuy, A:fn,a, caestpn Columbus Maeon Anguish savsn.
nah, Washington Richsipnd, Norfolk, etc.
Fer THROUGH TICKETS and reliable information apply
to j. H. Hf4E 4 CO., Memphis Packet ONCE,
ST. Charles Hote left wing,
wa. INsI.EE PASSENGER Agent mylo If
OHIO RIVER.
s-,u FOR FOR sVgII.iI.E-77rIlE FIVE
Wm UnderWooa master, viii leave ~ H. shass
al niermediae landings ii sboves For freight
ix2n n Is 1rayier street.
Leaves sS 4 4 tx,
5ssa Fl TassasI5 R4sEs1 Ia;s
iii inefeliats lsoss III Il '9 aba ie"'g Fof
t Us Co. y ~ WI bzge ,!I,; y, s,...
N a pan q Inc cabin can be seen and sttelpvnts
by applying to The agents.
fhe Farchld VII take freight for Memphis Helena Ma.
poleon Friars Point and tireenYle. Hickman New Madra
Columbus and all Intermediate landings.
Leaves TU sDytY. July p. at Up NJ
Cincinnati and New Orleans Express Line
FOR CI&CINMATI--TEfgG FINE,
ffssS regular passenger pHcket steQner Inn
Evans, master, will leave above. freight
EazSzsxsasEa5o passage apply board.
yIRGtNIUs C. DENTEI.
lEz0 -- ADVERTISING AGENT
Leaves On MONDAY. sd inst. At s P. NJ.
FOR GFNCINNATI-THE FINE REGU,
~ n lar passenger packet st. Cloud. @. A. bravo
master will leave above For freight mas.
slsES1zaaaSszs apply on board
YIRGINIus o. DENTzET4
1yzo ----z Advertising Agent
Leaves on TUESDAY. July p, at 5 P. NJ
FOR CfNCINNATI.--TIfF FINE,
~ regular swift passenger piaen
ca tar, B. Leiper, master will above
NsslssszEzzs For freight apply boards
FlRGINIUS G. nENTIELi
ty23 Advertising Agent.
Leaves on IL ESD Wy. July u. at 5 P. NJ
FUR LOUSY II44G-TtE FINE REG
H. MAR passenger packet steamer e III. Fair
child, j. H. Faneetf master, will leave
louisville and all intermediate landings above
For freight or passage apply On board.
tyl8 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

be pleased with the fare and treatment they W.
receive on the Raine, should they ever be 50
fortunate as to travel on her. The John Raine Il
one Of the most popular boats in the Louisvill,
trade, and she is certainly one of the best. Sh,
always carries the passengers when they are going
and they always speak in high terms Of the boa
and her officers. They truly deserve the praise
thus bestowed as they have labored hard and dilig
entity to merit public favor. Do not forget thu
passenger packet John Raine this evening fol
Il nuisytp 9|5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
Leaves nn SATURDAY Juy % at 5 p NJ
NEW ORLEANS AVID SIERENE.

Leaves On SATURDAY. July. IS a. s p. NJ.
. FOR OPELOUSAS VIA ATCEIA-
f@sS hS falava-The steamer Minnesota, II. McFIns
band. nlaster will leave above taking freight
sszssN md passengers for Old river ISimnspor MI
inl0s the route Washington For freight passage
apply on board.
v1RGINIus @. DENTZEI,
iy23 Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

~. Boyd, NJ 4 " Heenan seemed very
I7l3 RiGzraese claimants, and only said
IT3eae get cheek. Ill give any of them who
LONE along in charge Of the first policeman !
meet.r Heenan was jokingly threatened that he
would be arrested and taken to Buffalo on account
Of his fight with Morrissey but did not seem
daDnted at the information.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23

H~zxsA Fur MOBILE - DAILY q. s.
NAL Line-sammeF Arrangement-The spen
lid low pressure packet steamers Oregon.
jas Nc O. Baker, master, Florida, A. H. Myars master,
California, j. Hopkins MASTER built expressly for the
Lake trade With superior accommodations will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
low water want Of fuel Incident 70 bea naehilst
the arrival of the Y o'clock NJ train of MOBILIZE
taking passengers for Bay Louis and Pass Christian
NESAYS and FRIDAYS, Viii stop Bay St Louis every
SATURDAY At NissiSsigpi CITY On FRIDAYS and ATuR
DAYS at Pascag0nia A1LY, each Returning Mo-
bile permitting, viii stop DAILY attic Pass Bay.
h3-For tickets through BALTIMORE Philadaiphia New
York ut greatly reduced by three different routes and
further information. apply to
r. GEDDES. Agent
1y6 q 81 faravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
UPPER MIssIss1ppl.

tuIou,H tIcktIs hIs line cOnnerols m, sei
forth ut the head of This conrr further information amt
on board OF at the Companys Office 81 Ca haTS
plans Of the cabins can be and engaged
az Il. A. WILTON General A gent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
RED RIVER.

leave. MONDAY. 2il Inst, at ; r. NJ.
h gnlar Iou Mater Packet.
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
~ h Bayern, Canine, Grand EeOre, st. Maurice Collie
Lssskss tlaGAtidra lorlons, Normons, Barbins and
asszzsazz ntesctiate landings Red rvcr-Tho now
light drnugh ard swift running packet
Era No. 2, Gen, Ath MASTER will leave above For
freight passage, having hne accommodation, apply
beard.
NlRGINIUS c. DENTzEL.
jya Advertising Agent
rE7@The Era No Alexandria with Era No for
Shreveport and all landings the Falls shippers may
rely their freight going through without detention