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- Id. Franklin vas once enaear.

" DR.. Franklin was once endeav-
oring to Kill a turkey by an electric
shock when he received the whole force
of the battery himself Recovering, he
good humoredly remarked, that, instead
of killing turkey, he had nearly put
an end to goose.
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" The enormous sum of251 900. :
600 pounds of coffee was consumed ia
the United States in 1859 ; in the same
time 100000 pounds Of tea were
consumed, and Ss4, 100000 pounds Of
sugar.
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AUSTIN MILLER, Secretary.

VIcKsBURG, SHREVEPORT AND TEXAS
RAILRoAp.-The iron wanted at this
place to complete the Eastern division
of this road has all been received-the
last shipment Of the 1900 tons of rails
with the chairs and spikes required to
extend the road from Monroe to B@uf
river, having been delivered here from
the steamer T. IL. Judson on Saturday
last. Track-laying was commenced here
on Wednesday the 4lh inst; and
although but small portion of the
force of DIR. Gresham, who has con-
tracted to lay the iron to Beuf river,
has been employed, they have laid
nearly two miles of track and are pro
| crossing with the work rapidly. The
track force will be increased in a few
days, when mile a week will be laid
The work is being pushed forward from
the Eastern end with euergy-the
Bridging and other work is in active
progress-and all matters connected
with the enterprise inspire the belle
that the road will be completed from
Yioksburg to this point BY the 18th o
| October next. Monroe Register.
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II We clip the following porten-
tons paragraph from The New York
Express:
The 18th Of June, the day to which
the Douglas Democracy have adjourned
their Convention, is the anniversary O
the battle Of Waterloo. Is the Little
Giant 10 be the great Napoleon
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~ The Post says, push pleasure
beyond its proper limit and it becomes
pain. A divine gave q similar illus
tration in saying that too far east was
west.
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~ Envy chooses the fairest victim,
and SANDER loves shining mark. il
is astonishing with what facility the
world at large grasps at the vague st
calumny against those who have APP
peared superior, and how Instantly a
whisper against an innocent woman is
Matched into a tale of guilt, or hint
of evil is caaght and banded about
when directed against an obviously
honest man.
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~ The grand Indignation meetings
held in New Orleans and Memphis, by
the sympathizers with Douglas. proved
to be an arrant failure. Sothey ought
to have done, andsuch, we predict, will
be the fate of every similar effort in the
South to put down Southern men for
their inflexible devotion to the South.
The adherents of Arnold might as well
have attempted to stigmatize the name
of Washington, as for the friends of
Douglas to attempt to dishonor and
degrade the character of our delegates
We are glad to see that all our Miss
issippi Democratic exchanges are
in supporting fredericksburg Sun.
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~- The weather ID at present warm
and sultry with occasionally cool
breezes. 's# a-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-05-25

nm- The Hon. John Slide!l has our
thanks for Congressional favors.
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FLORIDA AND Tue SEcEDEEs.-Judge
Epps, one Of the Florida delegates to
the Democratic Convention, arrived at
Fernandina last week and addressed
the citizens on recent events at Charles
ton. The meeting was large, and *
Governor Broome offered the following
resolutions, which was unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, that the failure by the late
Democratic Convention, to adopt what
was denominated the majority platform
left the South no alternative but seces-
sion from the body or disgraceful sub
mission TO injustice and equality.
Resolved, That this meeting highly
approve the course pursued by the del
egation from this State, in promptly
| Withdrawing from that Convention.
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d BELLEY UE3:
FRIDA Y,.::::::::.::::..::::4MAY 25, 1850.
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~ DIR. Canter, in New Orleans
who has been Houta With parties fifteen
times, has never had bis man hit. His
namesake, D. Can.ar, has not been SO
lucky-his men have all come to harm,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-05-25

~ The idle should not be classed
among the living-tbey are sort Of
dead men who can't be buried.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-05-25

~ The Homestead Bill passed the
Senate on the 10th inst, BY vote Of
II to 8, after having been amended.
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CHIEF JusTIoE TANEY.-A Wash
ington letter conveys the following sad
Intelligence:
Serious fears are entertained lest the
venerable head Of the Supreme Court
of the United States, ChiefJustice fancy
may never again take his seat on tie
bench. He fell from sheer exhaustion
few days ago, and had to be borne 10
his chamber. Another Of the ag d
members of this high tribunal is also in
every enfeebled condition.
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SoUATTER SoyEREIGxTY IN Burke
CoUETr.-On Friday last the citizens
Of Waynesboro and vicinity met with.
out distinction Of party, and in cool de-
liberation, without dissenting voice.
they proceeded to hang in efigy the
ten Georgia delegates who would not
withdraw from the Charleston Nation
al Convention. They werehung in the
public streets, with the inscription Ia
belled on them, Georgia Traitors, 7 and
while swung up they were stoned and
brickbatted by the little darkeys. Their
remains were then taken down to the
parade ground and hung to the liberty
pole and burnt to ashes. The cannon
was fred one time, with the mouth
turned to the ground as token Of sub-
mission on the part of the delegates.
Old Burke is as true as steel, and
Southern Rights to the core.-Inde-
pendent South, Ga.
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w. H. scANLAND, EDrToR.

TENNIS:
The BossIER BANNER is sssued every
Friday morning; subserigti9n, per
annurn, three dolinrs--ir advance.
Advertisements inserted fer ana dollar
-,per square of ten lines, OK less, for
The first insertion, and so cents for
each subsequent one. Liberal de-
ductions made in favor Of yearly
advertisers, who win be required to
confne themselves strictly TO their
legitimate business.
Professional and business cards insert
ed BY the year, for len dollass; five
dollars for six months.
Announcements of candidates will be
inserted for ten dollars--to be paid
in advance.
All articles inserted for the benefit OF
parties or individuals, at their own
solicitatation, will be charged for as
advertisements.
Job work to be paid for on delivery.
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W THOMAS II. SHIELDS. No. 90,
Grayier street, New Orleans, is duly
authorized to act as agent for tae Dos
sier Banner, in that city. e q
~ EMMEFTE RANKIN, Of the Post
Office, Shreveport, is our duly author
lied agent at that place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

Steamship tennessee, Forbes, from Vera Cruz,
10 / Harris-Ist dist.
Steamship Arizona. Smith, from Brazos Santiago
via Indianola, to c Harris lst district
Ship Escort, Bryant, fm London 2Sth September,
to master-lst dist.
Brit ship Bee, Houstou I'm Liverpool 2sth October,
to G A Holt--4th dist, 81.
Bark Caroline Ellems Elems, rs days I'm Rock
land, (Me) to master---fst dist a.
Bark Leighton. Spates, I'm Rio de Janeiro, to J l.
Phipps &co--lst dist, TO-
Brig Emily Fisher Staples, Is days I'm New CORK,
to 6 w Hynson &co- Id dist, %,
Mex schr Briliante, Espinola, days from Cam
peachy and sisals to Fernandez &co- "a
dist, 40.
SChr Dew Drop, Rhodes, days I'M huatah isana,
to B Pfgniolo &co--2d dist l9.
schr Mary Ellen, Mott, fm Pensacola, to master
Basin.
Cora Anderson, Botinger, fm st Louis.
John Simonds, Hicks, I'm Memphis.
Charmer. Wilson, fm Yicksburg.
Magnolia, Phelps, I'm Viekshnrg.
Milton Relf Hall, I'm Bayou Macon.
CatahouIa, Woodland, FIN Camden
Telerram. Stewart fm Bayou Bartholomew.
Moro, Aguader, FIN Grand Ecore
Cuba, Hopkins, FIN Mobile.
Bee, Rolf, I'm Barataria, $3.50.
Empire Parish Vincent, I'm Lower Coast.
Toyboat Lands, Davis, from the Passes towed
down and to sea on the 30th ult. ship Tren-
TON barks New Orleans and G w Horton
brought up ship Escort, bark Leighton and
brig Emily Fisher.
Towboat James i Day, Brown, from the Passes
went down light-brought up schr Dew
Drop.
Towboat Star, Taylor, from the Passes = towed
down and to sea on the ID inst, ships Beadi-
cea and Gorinthian, bark B Fountain. OF
up ship Bee, bark Caroline Ellems and schr
Brilliante. A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Receipts of Produce.

ST LOUIS :. Per steamer Cora Anderson - As
bbls alcohol I'll d Seaman--5 bbls wheat r Shan
non 1877 bbls beer to Fl A Schuermann- 10 do
Z Geddes- 62 bbls pork West Il Nettleton- AZ do
400 bbls ionr Is bbls lard 9 Buddeeke &eo--l0o
ties lard L Reynolds-3S0 bbls flour 1888 seks corn
Horrelf, Gayle &co- I442 do 1856 bales hay to Con-
verse q Kennett-- 20s scks bran 1877 scs oats 1888
scks corn $50 bbls iieur Halliday, Graham eco
1200 do @ Woodruff 6co-l00 do Keep & Caulleld
5--a65 bbls lime N Richards 200 coils rope Dix u
RanIett-- 596 scks corn to N 0yerton &eo-- lS2 do
Given, Watts Seo-- l49 G Fl Smith &eo--61 do Il NJ
Torrey--a79 seks bran 4 n Edrich- 200 do Watts,
Peasants 6co--1l bales cotton Stewart y James
SO. do Phelps & Jones 70 do Bradley, Wilson &co
5-H do Campbell g. Strongl3 do Meilemore, Ray
burn Gco-snndries to order-Tota l57 bales cotton.
ST I0uIS--Per steamer Adriatic- $685. scks corn
s75 scs oats Converse q Kennett- 422 do ] Duffy
&eo--240 do do A Thomson &eo-- 356 scks corn TO
Given. Watts &co-l0D scks bran w Benton-456
scks corn 10 bbls oil g 4 Buddecke &co- 40 bbls
beer n iiiiffhorn- 100 bbs lime Kearny, Blois
s Il Kennedy &co 2250 do q Woodruff 6se o-.4S
pBgs sundries Case Il Johnson sunares to order.
MEMPHIS Per steamer Jno Simonds-l259 bales
cotton W A johnson eco a45 S o Nelson &co---
$50 4 ii Il III Allen 6Eco-- 294 Scrnggs, Donegan
&eo-s59 Bradley, Wilson &eo-2Ol Carroll, hoy 4
Coles Moon e Rro--l6n Tarleton, Whiting u Tnl-
lis $50 G & 3 S Rieks--2H Resser, Prothro &co
--i52 to order-g8 B III Lowe &co--75 u G Crom-
wel-7l Byrne, Vance &eo- 10 Hiliard, Summers
| &eo-8s D II Carroll Aco-5o Geo Black &co--50
| j 4 Hardie &eo-49 Block, MeAfee &co-4S ROtch-
| ford, Brown Goo II Davis, Jenkins &co- 43 do
\ ] ! Person &eo-- S4 Coleman, Britt0n s Withers--
! 81 Winston, Morrison leo SO j Watt Eco 33 do
| BucEner. Stanton & Newman--32 50 Barley, johnson
| eco 80 Fellowes &eo-30 Perkins &co-30 Broad.
1 well u Haynes 28 III Greenwood-27 G Connolly
&co-26 R Groves OIL Gillaspie, Brewer &co
l 20 Foley, Avery &co-- 20 Payne IL Harrison 20
McLemore, Rayburn &co-- 20 Hughes, HylIested d
i es-. 20 Moore q Browder-- IS GLADDEN. Siexas-
l6 Henderson a Peale-- IA Phelps & Jones--l4 do
Nixon 4co7-l2 Watt Noble = L Adams &ce
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Iatills yatslIlgtlltt.
oaEsasssi,s ossleg. Ns. 70 s.us s,.ss.. !.

GREsaHsr 0Ef1cE. No. 10 Camp Street.
Taesdes Morning, neceinber III 1850.
Cleared Yesterday
Steamship Mexico. Talbot, for Inaianola yia Cal
weston. g Harris
ship Young Sam, Merryman, for Havre,
T C jenkins &co
ship Charles Il Lord, Paine, for Liverpool,
G jenkins &co
solls William Abbott, Smith, for cardenas and q
market G M Soria
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Empire City, Baxter, fin New York via
Havana, 10 S de Yisser Eco Ist dist
Steamship Biemyille, RniIaeh. fin New York via
HAVANA, 70 Jas Connolly &co--1st district.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

MO BILE.
Rszza FOR MOBILE DAILY u. S.
y @Mail Iine-W inter Arrangement SPLEEN
did low pressure packe steamers
4. 7. Boardman master, Cuba, James Hopkins, MASTER
California, A. L. Myers master, all bu hrsssly
Lake trade With superior accommodations, will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather high
low water want Of fuel accident boat machinery
Leaving the Lake ond Of she Fontcharair Railroad DAILY
the arrival of tho 81 O'Clock p NJ train cars for Mobile
Stopping ct Pascagpqla on ssnAYS. Returning
and THURSDAYS.
RJ~For tickets through New York by tile Charleston and
Savannah Steamship Routes reduced rates further
h. GEDBEs, Agent
oil an Gravier street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Iltlu @rIsalls 4ailp Grtsffat.
FflE nj Il alpgR AND MARINE DEPARTMENT.
HiIJer gnttlliatfItt.

rs,a er---fsussness---rhe River---Thc
YyAst steamer Pacifle--~The Upper Rivers
ff5.e weather and Business at Memphis,
III Cfncannaff at Ne. Lcufs---Dcpartures
&so-I}ay. etes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11


Per steamship Bienyille, from New York via Ha
vana--Miss Coleman, j. K. Durham, L. G. Turn
bull, Mrs Hinman and child, Miss NJ =; Elliott,
Miss Stewart, Miss Bond, r. J. T1rnball, +. :.
TAYLOR, Mr. Suget, B. johnson, W. H. Elliott, Mr..
Adamson, wife and child, jules Martin, J. Dar-
tigues, Mrs. D. a. Ogden, G. W. Turner, zachris-
son, wife, infant and servant, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Il. ii Collins, wife and child Capt. ]. Humphreys,
Mrs, C. r. Humphries and two children, Francis
Rey, r. VI. Tompkins, Mrs Jallen Mrs. Rodenstein,
Mrs. 0'Reilly, Mrs. Scheader, I. 3. Cristo, J. +.
Xenes. Al Castro Fernandez, Apoxo, Apalo, MIR.
Hyatt, Mr. Tracey, Pedro MeGa.
Per steamship Tennessee, from Vera Cruz-T.
Fernandez and son, f. Gnnther, Z. Hauck, s. Man
ME, Eseandez, Col. s. Mendez, Sr. Amor, s. Ten
nell Xemenez, e. Olivier steerage.
Per steamship Arizona, from Brazos Santiago
and Indianola.--A. Edmonds, ]. P. Molony and
lady, j. B. Derers, D. Della, 4. Chaunac, Lieut.,
Gillens (U. s. A.l lady, two children and servant
S. FarraTa, P. W. Banks, g. E. Bris.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
BeIosy---ConningUp.

Ship Ocean Monarch, Page, fm Liverpool October
27th, TO ] o Woodruff &co-cargo, $3.50 scks
salt.
Brig west Indian. Thompson, I'm Ruatan Island, to
Goldenbow b Lesparre.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.


AaE a. burg S. MGh Line-FoT D0nRIdsonVile, Plao.
'emlne Baton Rouge Port Indson Bayou sara
Red s, iIiysr IagdinE FoEt & Adams Naehea Waer
burgThe Natehex, 7. P Lebers, muster vii leaye
as above every Saturday AZ O'Clock II. NJ.
J.J. PERSOA L 60, AgeAs
sHi0 Il CGrondeel street,
The Nstcbes Ycksburg with steamers Hope
and Prince for Yazlo river
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
AEsy ORLEANS, MONROE ANT

NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
NJ h TRENTON WEEKLY r PfCkET.-For Trenton
tea6.StS Monroe, Pine BlaIs, Columbia Hprrisonburg
HREzss Trinity Mouth Of Red river Ra5on Sara 3aon
houge Plaguemne DpllsaHyli-, and al intermediate land
iuFs Theuow y. f. PargCad, fbuil expectation
thg tTade) J. Toln eonm4nfer, aagea above pcuay
TINS regularly ut Trenton Monday
with tie ehtdrHi G0rnie Capt Williams taxing
freight for all points ha W Ab0pne aud Gonia bay Gus with
ouf extFu expense for storing. etc.
For freight q passage, alpi5 on board or 10
MeGOTAgM 4 HAWTHORN,
rs Common street
BAH freight for way and plantation landings must be
paid hY tie shippers OF tG Passengers VIII be
landed any point the Cost Ceuir Coast Packet rnes
clerk will be ready 10 ete3e freight the Friday
morning
"A plan of the cabin passage secured by ep
plying 10 The agents. nl2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Imports.


Empire Gity--Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK VIA HAyANA-Per steamship
BienyiIle- Assorted ndse.
VERA CRUZ Per steamship Tennessee $4,000
in specie Cramer Eco $1,000 do NJ A de Lzardi 81
CO. S25aO do Asendano Bros-S2S6S do Cabalero
& Basualdo- $1,000 do A G Bruguiere- $1,000 do
J w Zaciiarie &co- 5000 do VIM Prehn &co-S500
do NJ & L Payro-Total s25, ,468 in specie.
BRAZ0S SANTIAGO AND INpIAN0IA-P Per
steamship Arizona $50 ,O00 in specie to T Hale
S45 1876 do Cramer &ce- S36.03l do Cabalere &
Basualdo+- $40 ,e35 do Avendano Bros $40 1888 do
e j Forstall--$4I6 do A g. M HeineS5550 do Per-
arsauville Bros $1,000 do j II Phelps &co-- $1,000
do G L DoIsen d Son $500 do Ialamon u Des.
sommes- $l205 do A sarrat &oo- $ll00 B Gra-
ham &ce.-- $1,000 do ] Curien---$l000 do Preau &
Couture $1,000 do j Marks &eo-- S700 Blanchard
& Guitet-- $500 do R A Hebrard-- 5000 do Vis-
seron--- $500 do G H Slocomb &co-sl736 do d Pills
bury $1,000 do FRANKIE & Danneel.- Ill pigs lead
Ayendano Bros 70 bales cotton J Rugeley &eo
4s ID ] Williams &co--2a do Watt & Noble-sun-
dries to Holmes & Spencer Perdreanvile Bros
Mcfarland Il Barksdale-- "A Grief ECO Parrish
& Kern McKeeveris Express AZ head horses ID
G Woodrnff.--S3 head cattle nbean Mehle- Total
$l94 Sol in specie lao bales cotton.
LfyERPoOIa-Pe ship Bee.-- 3710 scks salt $50
tons coal 10 G A Holt
RoCKLAND- bark Caroline Ellefns- 4O00
bbls lime to order.
| RIO DE JANETRO - Per bark Leighton 42as
scks coffee to ] L Phipps &co.
NEW YoRK-Per brig Emily Fisher Assorted
mdse.
RUATAN IsLAND-Per schr Dew Drop Fruit
to ] Pigniolo &co.
PENSAGOLA-Per schr Mary Ellen 900 feet
lumber 0,oo0 1aths Mir bales cotton to IL
May &eo.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
ouACHTTA RIVER.
Lsave. on rgEsnAg. IN ia,t., d 5r.N.

REGULAR QUA ACIITPA PACK r.r
eFET s--fat uamlep tihamp4gpolle, Ttenon, Monroe
Columbia HsIFl' anhurg Triuy and ali ireinie
asH5szaRJate gnd plantation landings on rrbita
and BnGk ffyers-rhe HGw elegant vcfy light drenghi
passenger packet stcaper Lizzie simmons Len Moore
maHter will ehye Abosa For freight passse ahvi
elegant passenger Recommendations apply On hdaFl. ~
VIRGINIuS q. DE&TERL,
dt ArNertising Anent-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Pc PLE' LINE .

PEQPLE's I.aNE.EoR THE COAST.
ss9g m BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS-The
Gne, siRnHeh and ortable Passenger Steamer
Golden Age, Capt, Webbing, leaves every
SATVRDAY EVENING, O'Clock.
The substantial awiirunping PASSENGER Steamer A.. w.
Powell, Capt Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENING"
NJ aas Iptf' II Rw. ADAMS Il CO., Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Leaves on TuEsn AY llth inst nt5P
For CAMnIfN. EIg EEMEIIEfaEsu,

81 h. Beach hiins Mieta Bluff, I.itie Bny Ciiam,
lFlts@aS pagno'lG, Wilmington, Pigeon IIs Mae Ra
1ss5zxEsrazlur, Alaama Landing. ouaritA City Mouth of
lAypn Bartholomew Trenton. Monroe, Pine Hnfs Columbia
HaFFispnbrg Trinity md i'll intermediate 81 nachn
rivets The magnificent passenger packet Lizzie Etm~
mons, Moore master viii leave above For freight W ps
sage apply on boGrd OF 10
MGCOLbuM & HAWTHORN.
dS l2S Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
! I-svo. ~ wrnsEspAy lafb inst. at5PM

Leaves on wEpNRsnA AY 18th inst at ?. N.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARkS-
S9 Vile Tricels Landing, Cantop Eddy vile, Dycns
sburg smithand, Psaueah Matrgpos Cairo CO.
fniefms sdiae andngs The regular packet steamer Red
aoyeI, WIN. Strong, MASTER will leave above. For
Ne - f b. DUFlELD, Agent
do II Camp street
This bof connects Memphis with he Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad and Cairo with the Illinois Central.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Leaves 9a sA,TgRDAY; ps.. l6.et 5P. N.
Leaves TIL U URSDAY. 18th Inst Mt bP NJ.
REGULAR SHREVEPORT u. s.

avE = Mail Pneket-For Shreveport, Grand Bayou
Grand Ecore Montgomery Collie, AleSand5ia,
RverTIe magnificent and faSt-unnng passenger packet
Starlight, Charles Hayes, master, viii leave
above. For freight passage apply on board.
Y1RGINIUS u. DkNTZEIi,
nl2 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Leaves on TUESDAY. Dee. ls. at5P.A
For Canlen Direct.
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET

~ - For Camden. Frenchport, Beach Ef, Little Bay
GHimea Miller'R nluh Roark,s EldoTafo Cham.
ss=alEsp EspRgnolle, Bangs WtAngon. Moro bay Pigeon
Hill Cary Vile Marie Saline Extra Grand Marie Rowandis
Raft Alabama landing, month Of bartholomew, 6nacIiga
City, Locllomond Port linton Sefiington Mouth nArbonne
Trenton Monroe. Mouth Cheney Pine Blui Cesturs CoIu,
ba Hunb W. HetrisonbnTe Truy and al Intermediate land.
Ing OuaciiH RiyrrTho and splendid running
passenger steamer Judah Touro, If Tsnahotne MASTER
will leave above. For freight pastagc apply board
VIBGINIUs q. DENTIRL.
dln Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Leaves on WEDNESDAY Dec ~ AZ r. NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PA CEET

~ n-Fur Hurricane and Lareliun bluffs, Shreveport
lsk3ps Grand Bayou 0paehita, tianipe Grand Eeote
EflSaSnrESt Maurice, Montgomery, Cete, Alexandria
N0ffn's t0Ttons, BArhns and H
Rcd Riy4rTe entirely new elegant t-dnft ana
ming passenger packet Leco1nte, W. W. Nhenbnry mas
ter Will leave above. For freight passage having ne
aceotunodatious, apply on board.
VIREINIES4 O. DENTzEI.
dip Advertising Agent.
Te Tecoe has been nearly rebuilt having cnlhened
newboiers put in and lie cab supeFhy fnrused that
in rn OF comfort safety and speed She unsurpassed y any
boat the river. 1'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

Il INDIANOLA via GALvESTON--Per steamship
Mexico 500 bbls -four So bbls whisky 20 hhds ba-
con 20 hhds sugar $40 scks corn rs scks coffee 10
ties lard tcs hams 20 firkins butter.
HAyRE- Per ship Young Sam 314s bales cot
ton 5000 slaves.
LIyERPO0L--Per ship Charles Il Lord 3543
bales cotton 20G0 slaves.
CARDENAS AND A MARKET-Per schr VIM
Abbott-5s, ,125 hogshead hoops.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Leaves on TrfGST1 Y lltr Inst At hP NJ
FIT aEYLG. AR MNENN sNE II a Ms A.

hPy n. Grand Eeorc PackctFor tflnd Eccrc, st. Man
st5Ass fce. Montgomery, DuFuuds Collie. AleSandra
METsE NpgmhnS, BHtbnSs and all intermediate landings
Rhd rycrIhe new, magnificent nnd fast running side
wheel seumtr Moro, Jof AEuader master will leave
sboye. For freight OF pHssREe apfly on heafd.
.-g.,..@ .@ .g.... NIRQlSIUS Q. DRNTZEL. .n.-
dill Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Low Err COAST.

IA.syes every WEDNESDAY and SATURDA Y. nj 10 A. NJ
FOR QUARANTINE AND LOWER
wssfIhe fine gt.nt RassGss, r. pssss
i viii New Orleans above commencing on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd Of October.
seq e. LAN0UE, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
BAYoU .RARTHoLoMEw.
aoRT T=ADAMs.
TALLAHATcHIE AND woo RIVERS.
Leaves on TUESDAY. Dec II. ST s P NJ
IL u q U i. A n FALf.A1AWCMIE

~ h and Yazoo River Packet-For Ilatcbe, Sharkys
ding, Mouth Gas;iaay's Rayoq Gefgile,
new elegant and passenger packet steamer
Ynzoo, J s. Wallace master. will leave above For
freight or passage apply board
YIRGIEIUS c. DENTzEL,
d3 Adver istng Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
BY Telegraph.
Exports,

Philadelphia, December 10.---Arriyed from New
Orleans, schooner Southerner, Bellows.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
FOR ATTAKAPAs.
BE U Il RR Err :

Leaves m TUESDAY. Dec. II. at5P. VI.
REGULAR BtEUF RIVER PACKET
NzJ For Point Jetiarsun len, Red Mouth Gnn
ls Point, Til mass Landing Baisg'a Bruf Prairie,
Jones' aud all Intermediate landings lnuf
River ard very light dIsught passenger packet
steamer D0l'ie Webb, II. A Burt, master, will leave
US above. For freight or passage apply on board
VIRG4EI9S y. DERrAhlI,
do Advertising Agent.