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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28
Telling the Bees.
IT JOHN O. WHITTIER.

....,,. $780, . -.
tc.aaI AAO'S cussV!n orougnt Iom tne oio country
formey prevailed In the rura! districts Of New England
~ sls 81 memoer o. tne fanny tne oees were
q prevent the svarms the;r h;ves ana seet;n
new home 1880
us tnc Place ngnt over the mu E&a
M the stepninr stones in the shallov, brook
-
1neIe y tne nouse Win inc gate red-Dstfeo'
And the white horns tossinp above the wali 80
.s.fs - = -, = -" % -"' Z sab
b..
AueIs Org tnc oec ntes Langeu 10 TUG sun; sr
pansv and dsnodii rose and n}nL
..gItt = = :
~. mas sone - inc 'oso'se goes .@#
And The same brook sines OF a wear seo. e'"''
- -, -
sne r ame swee. Clover smell " 'ns Oeess7
4 6ettne. a. then. over Fernside farm.
-
Mlno ms nov wMn = loVers care gr.
Aud cooled at the brook. side INV brow md throat
- E1- 49, Z = FT's--E' "T-'-"'
Ea
Ss ~v p.'so, "on'n ''so Pas'co
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28
State Board Of Agriculture.

This board meets at the capitol on the 9th
Of January, for the purpose of selecting the
place holding the next State fair, and the
election Of officers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AML6AMATIoN or LASGrAGEs.-There Is a growing
tendency IN this age to appropriate the most expressive
words OF other languages and after while incorporate
them into own thus the word Cephac which is from
the Greek. signifying " for the head" Is becoming
popularized in connection with Mr. Spading's great Head
ache remedy but will soon be used in general
way and The word Cephaic will become common as
Eectrotype and many others whose distinction foreign
words has been worn away by common usage until they
seem native and to the manor born" : g 4sgt'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28
-zh.AL-ana LeAa

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GREAT DIscovERy.-Among the most important of all
the great medical Of this may considered
the system Of vaccination for protection from Small Pox
the Cephac Pill for relief of Headache, and use OF
Qunne for the prevention Of Fevers either of which is
sure specific whose benefits will he experienced by suf-
ferng humanity long after their discoveries
eV DID You ever have the Sick Headaches Do YOU
remember the throbbng temples the fevered brow the
loathing and disgust at the sight of food totally un
Mt You were Tor pleasure conversation study One
the Cephalc Pills would have relieved you from all the
suffering which then experienced For this and other
purposes you should always have box Of them hand
to use as occasion requires.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28
G. l.. DERBY, Actuary G. A. A.
$40, Broa wy, New York.

N B-Subscriptiona receised and forwarded bv G
specimen En0rarings and Art Journal can be seen.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28

FACT WORTH KNOWING. -Spalding's Cephalic Pills are
certain cure for Sick Headache Bilious Headache Nervous
Headache Costiveness and General Debility. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28

Brfdoe-Afissus wants you TO send her box OF
Cephalic Glue-no, bottle of Prepared Pills but I'm
thinking that's not just 1t nther but perhaps ven be
afther knowing what it Is. Ye she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache and wants some more Of
that same as relaived her. before 81 go
Dnggast.fou must mean Spalding's Ceplalic Pills.
B,id0etOch! sure now and you've sed f. here's the
aither ~ "
..r-AHM --ttEEa or .--r.- --E.E--, -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28
A REAL BLESSING.

TIL. z. -. .-.-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28

iii 'ad n orrbe eatlache this hafternoon hand s.e,
ped into the lapothecares hand says hi to the man. Cn
You hease me Of an eadache 2" " Does it hache lard
says e. Hexceedngly" says hi hand upon that gave
me Cephalic Pill, hand pon me 'onor II cured me So
quick that 'ardly realized 'ad AN 'eadache.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28

| CEDAR FAILS
DRUG STORE.
gtEIaaEas ii .Eg IS e T
Fishop & Benjamin,
Wholesale & Retail
D r U GGIS,T S,
Dealers In a.
Paints, Oils, & 4
window Glass, varnis h,
SHAVING + PAINT BRUSHES,
Periumery, Toilet Soaps, &C., &c.
Tfyou want a good pair OF .521trE.@-
Lam pS, a5
Go to tie CEDAR FALLS DRUG STORE
Tfyo" want good '@f' '%.t@S
Burning Fluid,
Go to 10 ggfnw- BISHOP BENJAMlNs.
Tryou want good -' -."@. z. u
& q Medicines q 4
Goto BISHOP BENJAMINs.
Jryou wanta .Ea1hF 4"r go
.vsr Good Cigar, ,,,.,o7|
Drop in at BISHOP BENJAMINS.
Tryou want good 'a ha' IA
Cough Preparation,
Go to BISHOP BENJAMINs.
Tryou want u IL .a. sl 3lif
s Good Brandy IA
Cor Medicine Only ..aaa Il
Goso BISHOP BENJAMIN..
Tfyou want some good .at-Gi, = Il
Bird Seed, .r.r
Go to BISHOP & BENJAMIN's.
IH-Always on hand . full assortment-E1
...@s saane OF PURE b eroocr
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
rg2 meA~ sesu3A AND ..ggc5 sr asar,a|
- EVERYTHING aas re
r.. .apo.s. KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS efa-gvrv
DIR T. Cts TO r b.
.fa4 CORNER MAIN THIRD STREETS,
CEDAR FALLS. ...............I IOWA.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-12-28

REMEMBER THE PLACE-MAIN STREET. Pr n
THE WESTERN HOTEL n1.f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

NEW YORK-Per brig John Freeman-Beebes&
CO. Geo Fosdiek &co- Muse & Murdock-- H
REQUEST &co- Grief Byrnes &co-- ID Kelham-~ G
Boye-A Grief &co--C I Buddecke &co-Neagle
4 Carpenter Kelham h Fitz-- i P Duconge--J L
Fischer &co- Grosjean & Beneteau--I Holden Il
CO. w A Violet Geo. Fairbanks &co- Sampson
Il Keen--F w Cook w Observation-Disclosures
& Bement--Jackson &eo-- d Bein u Sons r w
Adams &co- Converse &co- Brousseau &co-
A Baquie- Moshy &co--- E Brulatour-Parrish
& Kern--Dx Il Ranlett-W De Dopif &oo-B Pifet
e ] Hart Geo. Pinckard, Steele &co--E Conery
Payne & Kemp Dwyer & Howard-G w & 7
Duval-W F Chapman Denman &eo-Braud
4 Landry I Mckay &co- Taylor Il Churchill
Herridg &eo-C II Slocomb &oo-- Kearny, Blois u
co-Thompson & Barnes Leeas &co-J ? Sarra-
zn---Duclos &co-- G NJ Bayly &co-- w w Crane II
co-A Thomson &co-J Armstrong Norton, Mos
by Sco--Voorkies, Griggs &eo-Roheson, Witherell
&co-- Cooper e. Heibert- Goodrich &co-- Niehol-
son &co-W Taylor Shumway & Hews- and
order. m.#
PHILADELPHIA-Pe sehr r W Tull-Folger Y
co-F Grant G pandelay- R Mills &co- Sebold
4 Sandburn- Shark, Stautler &co-Parrish u Foster
x Gauche-EJ J Hart &co--M Kleroy u Bradford
Ward, Hunt eco @ NJ Harvey &co- Cotton Il
| Baldwin, Hip A Lanaze--B r u g L r r Co
| Martin, Cobb Soo- Rotchford, Brown &eo-Ar-
/ mold & Drummond-- ] ] Person &co--R , Grace
| L startoyant &co--X Lambert -Menard 4 yignaud
Ia A Baquie--F VanBbber-Raihy & Campbell
--Pinekard, Steele &co--F Bauer &co-- g NJ Soria
/ e Poole H Hansell- A Whiting &co-D
| Wilson Massey, Huston &co-J B Slawson-Tnr-
nell &co--S Hartng- A Lanata-W Q raymond
4 j Blafar-B Pif1et-- Reusset Genin-A Sheppard
| &C Il Miller Clannon- Bloomfield 4 Steel
i James Syme-SteVens i Seymour-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

Per steamship Orizaba from Indianola and Gal
Feston-R a. Porter, Milt. Hebgen, r. n. Don.
nelly, nj. Watson, II. 4. Dorsey, Mrs. Higgins and
servant, j. g. Martin. lady. child and servant NJ
Lee. T. ]. Kennedy, I. S. Clarpp and brother, ].
ri Burlington. Gerson, Nc Myers, =, stockbridge,
Rumsey, James Brown, q. r. Rrokew, Eddins, Bill
ran. Hadden, Payne, Windsor, Morgan, Hoskins
]. Howell, Agnew, Anderson, Kerney, 4. Johnson,
D. Grocer Trenchen, Aivares. Thornton, Walter,
Bruce, O. ii. Stevens, p. Teontine W. Sledge, J, 4.
jackson, McGutchen, Farley Burnham, A. F. In,
cold, phillips lady and child, Miss E. P Mann and
Servant, VT. j. Bnrkley, NJ. Griffith, Everett, John
r Feidman, s. a. Jones and lady, Mrs Slocomb,
Guillaume, Judge Franklin, Eddin and lady, Miss
Scott, VT. Hardy. g. Hardy, Mrs. Oliver, Or. John
son, Thomas Oliver, Bishop Andrew, Judge Pas
ehall, Mrs Farris Miss Sheppard, Watson and lady
Bennett III on deck, u adult negroes, Ill children
Per ship Columbia, from Boston, cabin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
Memoranda.

Capt Roberts, Of the ship Columbia, from Boston,
reports that he saw, on the 26th nit, large black
ship ashore near the Bahama banks She had new
sails on the mizzen mast, new main top gallant
sail, and all her canvass flying, trying to get Off
Also bark with a white streak. She appeared
full built. On the 29th ult., saw a brig ashore on
the Mozelle Shoals.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
slflu Orleans laiIp Crescent.
EsIr nIrrR AKn hiARINE DEPARTMENT..
glihtr 'sntfIIiaeltte.

1sssxyr *Tgons Inc Dnnc8aSta ~-- That Stream
Faiisaa---rotai Loss Of the Arhadeiphia
xs4ty~-4srho ID. G. TaElor---E1d walsh
Is xsnu,sxf of aiae Tesy Hayna Sara Packet " /.
&. csffpa---Drparsures Te-Day, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
ReIoxy---Corninc Up.

Ship Ocean Monarch, Page, FIN Liverpool October
27th, toJ o Woodruff &co-cargo, $3.50 scks
salt.
ship Tiger, Lowell, Is days I'm Bath, (Me,) to
Baxter, Lowell &co,
Bremen ship Neptune Bull, I'm Bremerhayen 2lst
September, ID Thiele y Seller.
ship Solferno, Pendieton, % days I'm Boston, to
Geo a Fosdick &co
Ship Marcia Day, Chase, FIN Liverpool 2lst Octo-
Der, to Cammack & Converse.
Ship st Charles, ---, Is days I'm New York, to
j o Woodruff &co.
Ship Pequot. Davis. fm Havre 9TH October, to c
| Eagory. .
Converse.
Geo A Fosdiek &co.
Bremen bark Anna Delius, Hattendorf, I'm Bre-
merhayen 7th October, to Baxter, Lowell &co.
| Schr R W Tuil, Townsend, I'm Philadelphia, to
Creeyy & Farwen. 5.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
spoken.

d BY Capt. Roberts, Of the ship Columbia, from
Boston, off Hole-inthe- Wall on the 27th nlt ship
WellHeet, Neghnay, 81 days from Amsterdam,
bound to Mobile. BtllG
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
/ caves m Tuesday Dec is at 5p NJ
REGITI.AR GITAEfIITA PACK EFT

- ?
LflEag Bay, Grmeq, SIiler's Bga RoErS's, EdoFado,
Pigeon H1 Caryyie Marie Saline Extra, Grand Marie,
Rowiand's Raft Alabama Landing, Mouth Of Bartholomew,
Cuachita civ Ioehloond Port Union Mouth D'AF1nne,
Trenton Monroe Mouth Of Cheney Pine Bluff, easor,s
Landing Columbia Huuble, HarrsoHburg Trinity and ali
landag on Ouaehie and Black RyefThe new elegant fast
running passenger packet TSuro, Hanghorne
ter viii leave above For freight pssne apply boards
jos. h shaNN9S. " W.: Agents,
disa Of PosdfHs and Fulton SIS.
r5g-C Clear bllls Of ladug given Camden
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

STEAMBOATS,.
- -777=S75.77=S777---7ls 7ls5-77s7-N-@|
MOBIL E. =

a@. FOR MOBILE DAILY u. s.
IsMail Lns-winier Arrangement. SPLEEN
did low pressure paek steamers La bu
A. p Boardman master, Cuba, James Hopkins master
California; A L. Myers, master, all built expressly ths
Lake trade with superior accommodations will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather high
want of fuel accident boat machinery
Ieaving the Of the PonchartrRp Railroad DAILY
the arrival of the o'clock tIan Of for Mobile
Stopping Mt Pascagoua TU ESDAYS Returning,
Pascagoua Pass Christian and Bay ST. Louis MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS.
nFo. tickets through New York by the Charleston aud
Savannah Steamship Routes reduced rates. further
r. GEDDEs, Agent,
oil If 81 arsyisr street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
Exports.

LIVERPOOL L-per ship Carl s262 bales cotton
22S3 staves.
PENSACOLA sehr Jessie Riehards-1O bbls
pork 10 bbls whisky l6 bbls flour bbls molasses
bbls sundries 5 bxs candles / tee lard 81 seks
corn scks coffee hid sugar / Dbl sugar 10 bales
hay rs pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

Bremen shin Carl, Ludwig, for Liverpool,
j Ashbridge 4 Nephew
schr Jessie Richards Cook, for Pensacola, !,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
Tnporfs.


81 INDIAN0LA and GALVEsT0N-7Per steamship
Orizaba- SIT, 900 in specie to Perkins &eo-- $500
do e Hart &co-- $500 do Egan King $500 do
D Sutton $500 do J Connolly so head cattle
Inbeau & Mehle-10 ponies to order-Total $l6,86o
in specie. @s
BosToN-Per ship Columbia Assorted mdse.
NEW YoRK-Per brig John Freeman-Assorted
mdse
BRISTOL Per schr Harriet Gardner 300 bhls
potatoes 40 bbls beets no hbs onions 1000 strings
onions 400 head cabbage to Master.
HAvANA--Per bark Teresa 1000 doubloons
| Prats, Pujol &co. A
RIO DE JANEIR0- Per bark saone-5ao0 scks
eoHee to order.
CAMPEACHY- Per schr Brilliante 81 bales
hemp AS bales hats bales thread L Camerden-6
bales hats 2 bales hammocks bales skins to NJ Y
II Payro--f2 do 5 bales hemp $1,000 in specie cases
cigars Fernandez &eo-7pkgs cigars bales hats
/ s bales hammoeks Jose Magan- ton old IRON 70
James Creenston-- bbls so cases cigars bale
hats bale copper so turtles 1000 sticks wood to
| Espinoa.
PENSAG0LA-Per schr Anna Belle 66 bales
cotton Campbell & Strong ,0G0 # lumber ,O0o
/ laths to Simpson u Dorr.
| C0AST-Per schr Brazos- As bbs I'll hf dds
| melasses to Braud \ Landry.
COAST-Per schr Gabriel Aime 10 hhds sugar
! 342 bbls nolasses to Roman & Kernion
| CoAsT-Per sloop Belona-1oo bbls molasses te
Darby & Tremouet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
Leaves On SATURDAY. 22d inst., at 5 r. NJ
For Camden direct.

~ For Camden GhsmpagnoIfe. Trenton, Monroe,
Columbia HarrisonbnFg Trinity and all uterine
way aud plantation landingson unAcAita
Black rivcrs-The new elegant and light dauRht
passenger packet steamer Lizzie Simmons. Len Moore
will leave aboye For freight passage, having
elegant passenger accommodations srnly on board
EIRGISIuS g. DESTZEI1f
dl2 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
IstlariIlt alltfIIlaellte.

CsEsrxvr oFFIcE, No 70 Camp Street,
"Wednesday Morning, December III 1850
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

AL ABAMA RIV

ALABAMA RIVER.
Merchants Through Line.
g<rn. FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT
E gomery. WetmInpkA, and all landings Aha
bans river, via the Garroton and Jefferson
Railroad-rThe superior light-dIaft Lake steamers
Gray Cloud, Captain G.. b. Massey
Whiteman, Captain c. W. Norton.
The above superior lake will regularly in the
throughout the season, leaving New Orleans and
Montgomery every days Shippers and passengers de-
pend npon these boats remaining in the trade, and going
through all cases. they having been purchased expressly
Freight viii be received every day at The depot
Tvo Circle For freight passengers further particulars
apply to
n2s Office under St. Charles Hotel.
connection with any other line. and freight intended for
of the steamer for which it isintended.
Leaves WEDNESDAY Dec H. arrival of P. NJ. cars
Cox, Brainard & Co.'s Through Line.
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT
8.9 h gomery and Wetumpka and all landings Ala
alkaf5aS bama river - The stanneh steamer Henry
Lewis, John Wirter, MASTER will leave the
and Carrolton Railroad above Fol
freight passage apply 10 -
]. L. HARRIS, Agent,
d1N 95 Camp street.
Through rates of freight: Sugar S. rer hhd 81 pc
Molases, 81 Is per bbl Wet bbs 81 Dry bbs 9c.
Corn. soc. per sack. #5
The Henry Lewis receiving freghtat the depot
Tivo Circle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
Leaves on TUESDAY, Dec. Is, a, 5P. NJ.
Far Camden Direct
Leaves on THrRzDAY, pse 1s, HsP. NJ.
I.enves TUESDAY. Dec. 49, al 5PM.
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET,

N9sg m For Camden Direct-Ihe new, elegant very light
sdrhn. swift running passenger packet steamer
Hs.ss j uda n Touro Langhornc muster leaEes ms
giving bills sdlns through for Camden Chsmpag-
nole, Wilmington Marie Saline. Alabama Landing Trenton,
Monroe, Pine Bluff Casors Landing Coamba Harrs9nbnrs;
Trinity and all intermediate way landings 0nachiia and
Black rivers For freight passage apply board, 10
MCG0LLuM K HAWTHORNE
J2S Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
Arrived Yesterday.

5asttsfs5 Arrived GeskeTuptSs y5
Steamship orfxaba Place, I'm Inaanola via Cal
weston to C Harris--Berwieks Bay.
Ship Columbia, Roberts, l9 days I'm Boston, 70
G W Hynson &co I'd dist, 80.
Brit shin Illnsirious, Miles, fm London 31st Oeto
ber, ia ballast, to Hoghton, Rankin &co-
Brit shin Arthur. Webster, I'm London 29th Sep
tenaber, III ballast, to Hoghton, Rankin &ce
--4th dist
Bark saone, Hastings fm Rio de Janeiro, to master
LIST dist.
ballast to Prats, Puipl &co-3d dist, 81.
Brig John Freeman, Lessing, 20 days fm New York,
to G w Hynson &co-2d dist.
Brig West Indian, Thompson, . days fm Ruatan
Island, 10 Goldenbow y Lesparre-2d dist, ~
Schr Harriet Gardner, Brightman, ~ days rom
Bristol, {R ~ to master--ist dist.
Schr Anna Belle Steiper, fm Pensacola, to master
Basin. Sc
schr Brazos fni the Coast e masteF.h y
Sloop Belona, -, fm the Coast, to master--il ~
Steamboats,.
Autocrat Dunhanl, fm Louisville.
Arago, Sloan. I'm st Louis.
Laurel Hl Gross, I'm Fort Adams.
4 Frolc. Goodwyn, I'm Beuf River.
| DR. Burlington, Ayant, FIN Marie Saline.
1 Iberyilie, Baraneo, fun Bayou Sara.
Lafourche Dugas, I'm DonaldsonVilie
Alabama, Boardman. I'm Mobile.
| Pieayune No 5, Broad, I'm St Martinsyille.
Twilight, Scott, fm Camden.
| Towboat Victoria, Jackson, fm the Passes-towed
"A down and to sea ON the 3d inst ships W Y
4 Moses and ii Marcy, brig Darien-bro oughi
up ships Illustrious and Arthur, brig West
| Indian.
| Towboat j Whann, Beals, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 4tA inst,
ships Peter Marcy and Kearsage---brought
up ship Columbia, barks Saone and Teresa,
brig John Freeman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW
FORT. A D A MS.
PAL1AHATcH1E AND YAzoo RIVERS.

Leaves WEDNESDAY Dec. H. athP. NJ.
REGULAR TALhAAATCHIE.
sz9 - RI yer PackeFOr TiiR;ota, sharke1fs
MafSa landing, Mouth Cassfdags Bagoa. GofYlle,
sassr4 3recnwaol sdon, Yazoo City SAart.a and Ve
hfl he new eegant passenger packet steamer &,
H. Bicknefi, Sam Gwaftney rafst9r wiz leave as a9Ee
y ViRaINIUsG. DFfTzEI,
do Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
n \ Recnfnts AZ Esroel acc.


IaIIlSvIII,E- Per steamer Autocrat-500 scks
wheat 25 seks rye Huntington y Bro-l00 Dds PORK
Thhds tobacco Murrell x Bowles-30 do JAS turner
- lIa2 scks corn II bbls -four Il II Fairemld 6co-
500 do West 81 Nettleton-- 50 do Given, ATS \; &co
Il hoy fntse e j Hart 6co=- cks bacon x Bell y
oorsl25l scks corn B Ethel &eo-- 29l dc John
Robertson 90 cks meat tcs hams u bbls PIGS
feet 90 bils tongues to Keep Cauield-- 54o Dds
-four Oglesby & Maeanlay 40 scks corn cnsm I 4; 4
BOYD bbl whisky to stt ZOO zoV a9 sso = r 2
Henderson. Terry &co-3 do 6 cks meat X Geddes
. bbs ribs 100 kegs pigs feet j DeArmans Sco---
100 do 26 bbls II bxs beef II bxs tongues 4 nen-
nelv Eco III eks heads g Pascal z bbls Ilps 70
] Mofett- 36 bbls sundries Schneider q Wlse-oa
| bdls paper Stevens i Seymour-l00 bSs candy to
4 Gallagher & Dyer-l pl0ws A Miltenbergef &co-
| / pkgs fn1lse Bull Ellis &co-1 do Converse &cor--
| do Patton, Henderson &co- do Carroii, hoy q
/ col do Norton, Mesby &co--l7 do Halliday, Gra-
| ham &co-l3f7 head stock to order-Total u hhds
i tobacco.
/ ST LOUIS Per steamer Arago-l169 seks corn
Herman. Power &co- 600 do Kirkpatrick &eo.
55s do q q Doane--6D0 bbls ieur Keep u Caulteid
500 do ] Woodruff &eo 200 do Wilson &co
la bbls beef 30 bbls four cks bacon to horren
4 Gayle &eo-- 90 bbls beef " g Robinson Seo-- lnl
sess bran Z II Benton bxs tobacco Broadwei
s Haynes lo7 bbls beer Schuermann- lois
n pigs lead j 3 Murison &eo--sundries 70 order.
4 FORT ADAMS Per steamer Laurel Hill - q
bales cetton Wright & Allen-49 Payne haffisoi q
Is Henderson Il Peale- 40 W Jackson &eo-3 y
. Byrne, Vance &co- a6 Kohn &co- S5 Lew :
40 "a 4 ] Dasiiyn &co-- 3s Hawkins 81 Norwoea
-as prigehard s. Flower 26 Seudder stamps,
+ ~ Montgomery 4 Hail,-92 do Buckner, stanton {
Q NewInaf-2l GLADDEN. & Siexas 40 Black y byinn
ton--l8 Nelson Sce--l! Iurnoeil syN,aa Seo-l
: Gilmore xeo-- 10 4 II Hopkins &eo- 10 ! att !
- CO. MeRae &co-- West. RenshaE a Cammae
n Ii Carroll Hoy &eo-6 A D Kelly &ee-6 do
May 6eo-- 9 Harris Son Z Carroll &eo--
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
nHnpYEs, LINE.

N o r / q r.
We hare completed s BUE OFFICE the Leyee foct 81
ont where Rs will always he tonnd in attend
anee ~ receive Freight ign Bills Lding or the Psf0ss
GOLDEN iE and r.. w P0WEI.b.
Thfs facility affords friends the opportunity of skipping
AEIY 10 Fort Adams all intermediate points without In
cu ring the EXPENSE of storage and extra draysge.
X aF - H. w. ADAMS CO, Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
~
Low Err co a. S I

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. At 10 a. N;
FOR QUARANTINE AND LOWER
NS h. Gnast-Twice Wcek~fhe line pessenge peeKet
Empire Parish, A, Grant, Jr, master aa
will leave New Orleans above commencing on
WrDN ESDAY the Sd OF October. ,,,on7 .n4
r.. LASOOF, itEshi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Ieayes IN WE'D NFsDA ". l2th insi AT Z Z. N,
FOR NASHVILLE, C24ARsRAs-
ssg =, Vile TTiGes Landing, Canton. Eddyyllle, )ycgs-
sAfsnrg smithpnd, Taducah, Matropos Gairo Co
Hickman New Madrid, Raadolph and AZ
nIei Iaedae andngs- The regular packet steamer tset
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9oGNAo RRANDIEs-IN BONDED WARE

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12
=pEo oPLEs s LINE.

PEOPIE,S LINE-FnR THE COAST,
suass !. BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS-Tha
49, fne stannch and comfortable PASSENGER steamer
Golden Age, Capt Webbing leaves every
SATTRDAY= EVENING at 5 O'clock
The substantial sw-runniug PASSENGER Steamer ~. w.
yPn,yeII Capt Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENING,
above, al Q o'clock - VI, IN NC \ Co=A Aran,o
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-12

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
@S - For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Gsmpte, Grand
Eeore, ST AIanEiee Mo9g9mery eotile, Assan.
meise landings On figerThe entirey light drsugh
fast running passenger packet Grand Duke, sam. Ap
pegae master will leave above. For freight passage
apply on board. 5..x...1 ~ X,..,a.-x
d5 Advertising Agent.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-08

The HARPER's FERRY INSURGENTS.
In the Circuit Court of Jefferson
county, Va, indictments were, on We'd
nesday, found against Andrew Ste
phens and William Hazlitt, as accom-
plices in the Harper's Ferry convulsion.
IL delivering the charge to the Grand
Jury, Judge Kenney, who presided in
the absence of Judge Parker, dwelt
upon the atrocity of Browns attempt,
and the necessity Of vindicating the
safety and the dignity of the State,
while he earnestly advised the Jury to
avoid passion, prejudice, and ground
less suspicion For the Commonwealth,
Mr.. Andrew Hunter, who conducted
the proceedings against Brown and
the earlier convicts, appears while
the defence is conducted by MIR. Geo.
Sennott, of Boston. Yesterday, upon
the opening Of the Court, Mr.. Sennott,
on behalf of Stephens, prayed that tn e
case might be transferred to the Fed
eral Courts, in order that the prisoner
might be tried at Staunton. The
Court refused to make the requisite
transfer, and the case proceeded, Mr..
Harding opening for the State