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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

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Rsasa Il chlaAgo, New Vexk, nasaen,
RhalsaslpAia asata fsalsssaassg 80 Eco
! kaks Hss Lsouis and GinsanaasIs Mad
90 All pnsnka Ia EMlnlsis, Emaiaaa,
Miahixans Ohio ana CabaFaa.
egA asssa asssx Aags 6shs two I'rAiaa Dali
ly wllI lsAys Amd arrive [sandaya sxsspt-
90 aM anII@Ma
LmAvK oTrpMwA. AaayvaaT CHICAGO
100 e'eloek, !. %. zlao'elock q. n.
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~--c0wNgETEHE-
At HaIssharg, With sha Msxsiasrn Cross
naElruaA tor onlnEYs at Mead esa wifA khs
EIlza@ls CankaaI Railroad FOR GaleRs anA
T1Mash ansss IL xsesaas Al ssai Il 81 ssss
Esnakna wsEh Tia East sailing sksasasE Ks0<
kmk, EoF Eenkak and St. Louis.
special Hxg Office
IAvesseA ac Naw Korh ID ID Heegs 1
Rassengsgs asavang CopscI1 RIuFys,
zaaraIax sna ssealn9, taking this Foase.
will agFEss aA Chieage og ss Louis fgesa
a6 10 40 hoaxa auleksg than By any other
route, and In aEnpia time 10 ccHnees With
Ghs grsaa Eaaksrm and soakhegn Lines.
~ @Mg y0uF Tiekats via WsstaRn
ssaSs Go. 20 Agunay cay. wAaFe yoa ean
saY yaux Tseksts OF the B. @ Ne. y. NJ
HGekak 0GaGs ta Ala. POINTS East and
South.
10 siaapperm M Stack.
Stock TRAINS viii ran regularly, lsaving
daily, Sandaya excepted. These Trains
have all the rights oE Passenger Trainss
.haa Inauring despatch, and consequently
avoiding all khoss ysxatious delay that are
occurring on ether Routes.
EEWsTOCK PENS havs been built GA
beth side o9 the Mississfgpi close by the
Ferry, ard Drovsrs wffl find there every
hing shey conia wish fer the aeeemmoda
si0n of their stsek.
ThrouEh contrasts given to Chicago,
JOHN G. READ,
Vice President and Superintendent.
ID. REMiEKs
Gen. Western Agt c. 3. 3 ORR.
nariiagtaRs Aug. 1b, Isse
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FFaiaeld llllDois) PioAssTs lsens OF she
sditora now at the east On the grand
railroad excursion. A baltimore no
stopped a. iae hataH mouse; anaesn ahss
bv vn1nv nan who rnsda b;r,.aIf vsrv
ssr..,blr ga naII;n- n,on h;n tbs
next nornipg. proDoaed . walk. Hsrsp.
raaentes kipasslf ss . ,uarahaut of Ill-
,nois and .,,r,..yaa f,,IIv no.asd in all
tbs politieal .na otbsr svsuss es tbs
aav. Whsu tlav raaehs,1 aha wharf tbev
vera ;ainsahx = ,hiya uartx. xbo pra-
daaad a hsx. ana induoss aha stbsr mar
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gaSt Eeaa " twenty ouHsss' ana gave =
% Tho psrsea ias shomsss was lnssa0'
90. sac tmneaisssiy ssis is safses'
aad haa medical assistance rendered -
oaee. 90 aoessfs sao W as e@tssa in'
ana all whe e4aalAsa tuS pFes"Rs ESA0n'
fs@a IT, aS 'hs aFagsas' haa--t~e0Ay
ounces, -
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Raaaanaere - J eaa den.

Augusta 6M.s Nay tas
Mg. Jshusen, Jadgea Nsabis And yRmsr
nss, assa exsssr pf pfusEgsasns 6ses ikns, hAg
written leEsSEs which ara pa5 ifAssA o0a
asmning the aasedsss as Charleston anf
faseyiuR tha BalsamDFs Csav kipn.
hpn. a. H. Hsevans Ii lnsass asaa.
Rmzs - aha SsaAs gymvsasIan.
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PKHxsTxvaRfA Han RovD ElsgAgsaas
An0vH Tina The Psnnsylvaaia B. 4,
- grsds, il above tide, II Hagrisbarg,
$40 fest; a. Lewiston, 4ss feet; al Hun.
sinsdsns $40 feet ii Tyrone, $50 fsea /,
st Altoona, I,I6s feet ii Wess and Of
Allsghany flannel suniais of mouhtala
- lel feet as Johnstewn, lsls4 Eset j
as BIairsvfIls ynsesion, i,I1S fsak 1t
arsessDurg, lR9I Esss q canal hgidgs
81 piassbaFR, 7ss fss; shsssssssH. X sa.
ohio river bed Is I'ittsbaFg y 100 fsst
Shore tide.
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WAEELEY T. TEST.
Akt'ys for Plaintiff.

THE sTkTK on Iowa, z... ..
potkawattamIe Co.
At the February Terra, 4. D., 1860, of
the District Court Of said county, the
anavs notice was ordered 20 be published
for four wssks successfully Ia she Coaneil
BInfEa BnEla.
G. p. KELLOGG, CLERK.
By b. F. BuaDIcx, Deputy.
Mar SEQ We
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TIA SrATE or Iowa,
Postawaktamis 10.
At the FebEuafy term, 1880, Of the Dis
txies court ef said Gsaaky, the above ao-
tlea was aTdared 20 be Published Ia the
coaActi BiaiFa BAgss Tor four weeks eon-
seeRkkysly.
G. P. KELLOGG, Clark,
by b. 3, BuRpfcK, Deputy.
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a. A Mr. I.yen dselinad ashsiag >
dasl and was ssIlsd deg aer II sAh,
yOu may sais as . dog bat q live dag Il
betaer than dead Lyonsss
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LEGAL NOTICE.
THE STATE OF Iowa,
P0stawattamis Go,

THE STARE oE Iowa,
P0ktawattamie Go.
To William @. sortsr, Louisa M. sortsr,
David Ldmdlay, Sarah Liadlay, samael
M. BaEnazR, END Margaret G. Rlunam
You aad each ee goa are hereby aokihed
that there u aaT Oh 6le In the oEiiea Of shs
CLERK ef The District Court og Pottawat-
tamis county, ths petition Of Wm- Ac~
Clennan, asking the correction ef the de-
seription Id deed of a piece al land by
yoa lhe said william G. and Louisa III.
Soxter basgaiaed and aold 10 the said Bur-
Hamy aad BY him and Margaret @. BaEnasA
haIgaIne1 and geld ~ tAe said Iandiey,
aN1 by bins and Sarah xsInsafsy Aa&asx4xarEig
hargafneaa and sold to the said plaintiff Ia
which said daed the sOath~eagt qaartar OF
The south-west quarter ct se3tion thirty
four I34,l Ia township ssysnty-siE (75s1
north of range forty-oRs { All west Is de-
scribsd as the land conveyed Instead al
the north east quarter os said soRth-west
quarter of said section, which was the
premises in each Of the said deeds intend
ed 10 be by you zach sueeessiyelY convey
ed and that unless you sppezF and an-
sweE thsTato On or before khe second day
of tina next Tsgm of kha District Court az
saia eonney, a decree viii be rendered
against you according TO the prayer oe
said petlkion.
WAEELEY g. TEST.
Akttvs for Plaintiff,
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SIRE st q CRAWFORD,

thereby certify that at the last term Of
the District Court Of Pottawatkaaia Co.,
the plaintiff was directed By said Court to
give the defendant notice of thss nesssAasaass
sxssE ixF EgssEE &2aoH four ws@k@ sue
essslyeIy Ia The Eoanen Bluffs Bsgls.
e. p. KELLOGG,
CIeFk District Court.
by e. II Bu aDEeR, Deputy.
Gannets RIs1ffM. aazvfsygA
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rasIzQaas II c. oxnis mskm miahaAaa
shsy havs hesa saa paas nsssAsasA 1as
assakhsaasrs en tie AAlaafis asaps n
GAlikesala psnarnl Rsslread IL hsas
gemHIaaaa - Isiaeagns aighsasa 80 :
hale nssiss hsyana Fogsans iaas psasns
seFsaiapa lbs snntsasa tor hallaaina -
real - halsaas az tha aislansh " Aa-
Egavills has haan leas assa shs wexk wila
aommsnse immsaiaaely, AMI ~ asaass
has heen cOEasaeneaa bg the
aAzaa parties rho hass hnsls 10 ssnszaa
Ratlxeaa shas tsxs 10 brameh faeaa - la
aasshaE diRsa&iea. - II II unite aasra.
nsaso aad SAeskhoim.
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GKH&R46 DKALKA ~ - M :
III Il &
Brsdless Cesgayss WAipss sse-,
Middle Broadway, Council Bluffs. Iowa.
All thoss In want Of any thing ia ths
above line, are requested TO call and az
anins stack and pgieea.
- nsmemheg ths plaee-sagn sg shs
Mammosh Eadals. IIaaln
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LEGAL NOTICE. .

EaAHF " tLAE EAapss z Fsssses&
RS Nr
LEvf B. WILgrEscK. DiesTce.
To Levi b. Wilkinson
gsn-Yom ere hereby netiEsd that there
10 aow Oh Ole In the ofzaee Of the CLARK Of
the District Court Of Pottawaktamls CO.,
In tbs State og Ioga, petiti0s, Of Mary
Wilkinson, claiming ef yau divorce from
the bonds cf natgimaaY On the groand OF
wilKuI deseTsisn Tor mogs than sEu years,
and claiming aIimonY ard the care and
custody oE WtIsiaEa G. WflkInsoa, miner
child o9 you and The said Mary WiGkinson,
and that uhlsss you appear and answer
said petition Oh or before the haoFhinE of
she sssoHd day os the nsxt term uf the Dis
tFiee Csart of said esunty, q dseres wfli be
sutsxsa agsiass sou ~ prayed fer By PEI
kffionkF
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ag Pawks'a steam Plow IL now ma
deFgoing exlensiEs alterations as tha
shop Of Miles Greenwood, in Cinein.
natl, which IL Is through will be son-
pietesi by the 18th Of May. Mr.. Fawkes
has interested soma capitalists 10 his
invention, and Il viii now be fairly
kesteA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08


4l, ana leop in three or four lotsat4Ic busheI.
=. " nfah iaoo sacks were sold, including 500 at
81 o5 and $50 in three lots st 81 10 y 100 rsy.
HAY...,We heard of about IIeo balss ws4tsr,
sold, of which 1873 at $50, 40 at ss1 IA, A sxo
lots at 1913 and 100 at ssf y Ton.
. raoylstoNs. The transactions in Pork were
eonsned to retail lots at s2o@s2o So q bbl. a.
Aess. In Bacon We did not hear of 4 sale q any :
yoTssqqence. q Lard go kegs we're sold al 1ac.
y ID. IN Beef We noticed sales Of 60 bblz. f,Id
Mess, h two lots on private terms. '' =
~ ooffzs: The sales comprised 50 bags at I4c.,
10 at l4t and 55 skimmings at 1sc. On.
{ ofihtIs f1ErEsTIsz About 40 Bbls. were
disposed q at ss@ssc. q gallon. - !" = !
WHrsEr,- He heard of 90 bsls. Raw, ao,a az
2o}c. q gallon. -
fkElaHTs The market was more active. ana
we noticed aixships taken for Liverpool At a.lsd
for Cotton, ore for Fleetwood at the same. 4 Brisis
ship for Glasgow at 9-16d. for Gotten aud a. sal
lor Flour, three ships for Eayre at Fle., and eas
for Boston on private terms,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

SUGAR. The sales were confined to aboat 100
hhds. at yesterdays prices. Fair to Fully Fair
@7e. % b.
M0LAssEs. We noticed sales Of some 800 bbls.
at still easier prices for buyers. Prime a5@37c.,
Choice s7@ss3c. u gallon.
FLOUR, About 1000 bbls. were disposed of,
comprising 1900 Superfne on private terms, loo at
S. 10, 200 at IS s0 200 Good Extra at Sc rs end
25O=Choice at 81 SO 7R Dbl.
GRAM. The sales of Corn embraced abou,SOOo
sacks. Of which 500 Mixed in two lots at ese, 500
White at 70, 1900 at 70 and 500 at Tsc. Ybnshef.
In Oats we noticed sales of some 5000 sacks St.
Louis, comprising 726 in two lots at =, LOCO at 40,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

as-The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Diemanis
Land and China, (via San Francfsco) Is on each
single letter 10ceats, payable in advance.
aS-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc. VIA England, by packet or privats
ships 50 cents single rate, prepaid; via France,
10 cents each qaarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
She above postage via New York, by private
ships, s cents, prepaid
as-Postage to South Pacific: Letters, 34e.; pa
pers &c.
&s-Postage TO China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: 10c,, prepaid.
@s-The postage to places on the west coast OF
South America, via Panama, is: On each single
letter, 81 cents; and each newspapers cents.
when sent; and 10 cents on each letter, and
cents on each paper, when received.
ss-Postage to Bogota New Granada:) Letters,
lSc.; papers, &c.
na-Postaee to Peru: Lettezs, 22c.; papers, &c.
eza-The snge letter rate to California and Oregon
Is 10 sents. prepaid On newspapers, etc., ths
domeshe rates apply.
]. L. RIDDELL. P. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Atoietu of tbf qtlarhets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP STREET.
Thursday Morning, Nov. s. 1860 )
COTTON. The market was more animated yes
terday and the sales reached about 5000 bales, at
irregular and easier prices for buyers, though
without any quotable alteration.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
CATTLE mARKET.

JEFFERSON cTTY. November j. sssa
Ihe arrivals were l52 Sheep as Western Beeyez
ana g veal Cattle The stock now on sale COM
prises $50 Western Beeves, 600 Texas ca4sIr "a
sheep, 500 Hogs % Veal Gassls ank l7s Mich
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
RATES OF FREIGHT FROM cArno TO NEW ORLEANS

The raes Of freight from Cairo New Orleans have been ad
vanced to z cents for bacon and lard 30 for baggre
and dry goods 40 cents potatoes and onions 50 per bb
-four cents whisky 50 cents pork 70 cents and tobacco
hundred lbs 25 cents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Engines boilers, machinery marble extra heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
Dozen Freight.
Cotton rem Vicksburg De all points below inrud
ing cotton reshpped from small boats and fats 81 cot
ton seed 81 boilers machinery lumber by special
contract Down freight not price up freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
RATES OF FREIGHT FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CAIRO.

FROM NASHVILLE POINTS ON THE CUMBERLAND
AHoyE sMlTHLAED TO NEW ORLEANS.
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets fixed by
Committee appointed by the regular Captains rade to
INTO operation on and after the 18th day of August 1861
The first figures each article for through freight and lie
or way freight: -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Bank Notes. Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion charged at
the rate of fourth of one cent and in all bill Of
lading shall accompany same, and freight PREPAID
Machinery, Steam Boilers Engines and all extra heavy
freghs by special contract. 't'
All with large freight to be eharped
halt passage in the cabin Sc deck when by The
boat S3 deck and find themselves all extra feed carried
with stock to pay freight at regular rates.
All articles OF Merchandise specified the
above lists Of Down and Up Freg charged proportion
ate rates according 10 their classification.
Lghterage Marble Carriages descrptions md
half gherage Salt if reshpped be expense Of Com
signees. :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
e-@s vruz r-rrryzzzzzzr, FAST ROUTE TO THE
&sE-zKaaas - NORTH AND EAsTl
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD,
And
Its Continuous Rail Connections
Through East Tennessee and Virginia,
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK,
All Atlantic seaboard Cities
Celebrated Virginia Springs, etc.

YORK,
All Atlantic seaboard Cities
Celebrated Virginia Springs, etc.
The Great Southern Mail and Adams Express use this line
from New York to New Orleans which sufficient evidence o
lth unrivaled speed and reliability.
The completion Of the Orange Alexandria Road cuts off
120 M MILESt
rendering this undenahy shortest Northern roue Tine
from New Orleans to New York by Railroad Ns
EIGHTY-FOUR HOURSf
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad il now in fu1I onar.
ton giving direct railroad CONNECTIONS all points IN gan
lucky via Nash vile. Tins from New 0rlea7sto to
MAMMOTH CAVE, 80 HOURSl
Through tickets to Louisville can be had at Juneton
entirely through Slave Territory.
Elegant Sleeping Cars all Night Trains .@. s. -
Comfortable Smoking Cars all Trains
feet. 80 S'''''i'"H per-
Baggage Checked through ali principal points Grand
going ys Railroad from New Orleans eboud ask
or tickets By Grand Junction. at the New Orleans
Hailroad ut1ee Camp street, opposite Lafayette Square
Those preerng river Memphis car procure tickets at the
old established Packet Office Of Capt Fregh under the ST.
Charles Hotel, ~ ''
h1- This Road tickets all bots touching at Meruph
thereby avoiding deiehton ut New Orleans.
BARNEY HUGHES
myZ u General Southern rent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Private Hanks and Exchange Dealers,
BROWN BROS Co. 35 Carondeet street
SAMUEL. SMITH x Co. Camp street. -.s.. .g..-
4 tyUISON A Co, Canal and Camp Streets
BROWN, JOHNSTON x co, No. 80 Carondeet street
i RBNOIST SHAW 4 Co. No. 10 Camp street. w. a
1 BANK OF COMMERCE. JAcoB BARKER, Manager
,.,,o,... :. Corner Camp and Gfaver streets
Z 4. w. CONNER 4 SON, No. S3 Cafondeet street
JOHN WOOD CO.. corner Camp and Common Streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

WAY FREIGHTs TO BENDS PLANTATIONS As HIGH AS
Memphis Napoleon and Helena excepted by the Memphis
and New Orleans Packets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

nuB0as, LAMANIERE q co.. suooEss
oRs TO oeLyIs Il DuMA,
MERcHANT T4TL0Rg,
Beg leave to inform their customers and e pnhc generally
that they inst receiving from Paris assortment of
Cloth and Fancy Goods
They respectfully invite exsmna Ion Of their stes which,
having been selected by themselves they Ssaasnt eannat
be surpassed for elegance and variety. asa In
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

QHutHflltfy-ptf
Money! Of per cent.
Maesn droyes s4 co. singles co. Horses and Cattle.
80 a0l; Dogs-s3 90.
Dozen Freights.
Cotton, per bal 81 rs Cotton seed-per tap. 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

= 1ASAL LEE AN NAEIS Il.
FIREMENis CHARITA BILE Asso ATIoN-oHce odd
Fellows Hall, Lafayette street.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
rssaeut ............... Isaac N. Marks of No. 49,
Joiah j. aifhf1sg Fosar q LS 4 No MSsS
Treasurer james Beggs of No. 20
nRsa Rs 65 f Ss. 81 Ea
FIRE DEPARTMENT. =4=
First Assistant David Bradbury, Of II Co. No. No. + +
Board e. nj SO Marks Of No 49, Chair
Nan bsrsr Re ct No S NJ 5snff Z ns nsaR Of = n l.
COMMITTEES.
Wm Ahern, of No IL; T. Tracy Of No 2s on"'''u'1
Committee for the Relief of Widows and Orphans
N ,..,. First District--
sssssS Ssss, asan Chairman L. Co No. Preur street.
F. Pids of p FL 6IsseeSd Al sa Md hsre,a STR 1aa
St Charles and Oarondeet ''s'' Ues"een
Efred seanan Engine House of No. s. on Victory
street. between MnriEEny Ey and Mandevie. ~ '.S's'
William seheiber Of No q Of soaparu and New Ie
General Relief Committee
Aug. Rs5plsrd # Nc 4. n. y s, Shales street
Msoa5s Il Camp ss s,tss Msss1'n' street
x Maurer No. Peter stieet opposite the Arsenal,
sameo No s8 Old sye bS}pBGsls sish Market
Jacob onne No. Old Leyee between Barracks and Ho.,
C. Gaaga Engine of No. a. on Greatmep street h.
tween St. Ferdinand and Port. ~ eo' oe-
Fourth District
j. Becker of No. 2 and New Jevea s,,oa
deo,ge Leninger Of r. Il 4 L. Co. No. l. St. Andrew st.
between Laurel and Constance. 80
PHYSICIANS AND APoTHEeARIEs.
FIRST District
Dr. j. N Folwe, No. 22l Carondelet street.
John Booth Apoecay Gsrondelet Grod sreets
j. Huherwsd Apohecary Tchouptouas and Race sta
Second District -
Dr. F. L Taney, Rsmpsrt Customhonse stfeets
r. H. AeuEn Ap0'neoa Ps Rspan and casomhouss
Dr. K Kovaeki Ne 3i Old Ievee street onnos,ts th Nt
Aug Shelley Apethecay Morsau Enghen streets
- Fourth District
and First streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Extra special trips when required night by notifying
the conductor. Fare 81 per trip.
The Steam Train will Genly Station, when notified
except, however, mail trips Fhe Is yay.
Conductor must be notified before the train starts
0mnbuses leave Canal street for tie Depot every
Etes.
myl q. PANDETIY. Supsrintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
Hhds. Sugar. Bacon and


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'tAtp0kohE TRANSFORMATIONS CoMP1HY.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

essruumzsz..-, PORTCHARTRAfN RAIL-
&ssAS RQAD-WINTER ARRANGEMENT
&KM-Kiss4-EHfg Commencing Thursday Oct a. 1861
So Fare 70 and from the Lake, day only 70 cents
AS-Buy tickets at the office, under Depot
DEPARTURE CARS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

NEW ORLEANS, NATenEz vIcKsBuRc PACKET LINE.
India Bagging-per bale % Rice. Sugar and Dry
India BagglngIots of 10 BDls.-haf bbls. ~. e5
bales and over. / 80 Furniture, Boxes and
Kentucky Baggng-per Measurement Freight M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
DOMEsTIG PORTS. :
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRD4BAY

To sail on SUNDAY Nov. II, at 8 A. NJ
.rs-t7FsR GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY
vi kIa6 New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
Ihe superior copnered and copper-fastened steam
& sp Siaas. Hiorgan, ! i4awless commander will sail
sage having superior staeroam Accommodations apply on
board or 10 l. G. HARRIS Mannper ffs' -
+. 81 Camp street,
day mornings for the above ports. W ns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

RATES OF FREIGHT.


CRESCENT OFyrcg,
nj. New Orleans, Aug. 20, 1860. l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
PHYSICIANS AND ApoTHEeARrEs.

and First streets.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-20
Movements of Senator Douglas.

The Mobeile Register of the 8th has the fol-
lowing relative to Judge Douglas:
Senator Douglas left city yesterday, on
the mail steamer Alabama, for New Orleans.
Mrs. Douglas who had been compelled to re-
main in Montgomery, joined him here and de-
parted with him. The Senator remained here
on the day of the Presidential election, and 1t
was often remarked by those who came IN
contact with HIM that he seemed to be less ex-
cited by the election and to think less OF 1t
than perhaps any other man in the city. He
feels that he has done his duty and that time
will be sure to vindicate his conduct and posi-
ton in the canvass If the Union survives
the crisis, whoever administers the Government
will be obliged to do SO on the Douglas basis Of
Congressional non-interference with slavery
Bell would have done it. Breckenridge wouio
have been forced to do it, and no man will fee
the obligation and necessity more strongly thar
Lincoln. The triumph of Judge Douglas II
his truly national and patriotic position is as
certain as that truth prevails over error: He
will be the next President of the United States
if he lives, and go in as Gen. jackson did, atte7
his first defeat, by general acclamation. lie II
destined to be the strongest and most popula
man in the nation.
Judge Douglas was invited to New Orlean
by the Democratic Executive Committee OF tina
city, who will receive him to day. He vii
speak in New Orleans tomorrow night on tn
present aspect of national affairs.