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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-31

BY w.0. HOEG. OPPOSITE PASSENGER HOUSE, con-
nected with plank walk. good Livery and Cobveyan-
part Of the country reasonable terms Cash
paid for Coarse Grain, and Provisions Having rebuilt
and replenished. present patrons and friends with
this Card, hoping better meet the reception of
guests and increase business by close attention
Returning thanks for past patronage we invite en-
cnuragement for the lnture. Hilsdae. Oct. ID. 81.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-31
SHERMAN HOUSE.

d. TUBS, PROPRIETOR, JOSESvILLE, MICH. THIS
House has undergone thorough repairs and is ready
for the entertainment of guests In frst class style. IL
cation convenient and terms liberal. jun3
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-31

Unpaid interest permitted to accumulate
while the Locoiocos were using the
public money. 966, s3j 81
Lost hy Lorop's cur promise Of the De
troit Pontiac Railroad bonds 3S7 SCI 80
Phnnix Bank swindr, so 90 %
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-31
From the Detroit Advertiser.
LIGHT FOR TIE PEO LIE.

Utterly despairing, after vigorous expert.
ment of four weeks, Of keeping up even M
organization on Douglas and johnson squat.
ter sovereignty slave code issue, the dough-
face papers of this State have abandoned this
effort in disgust and returned 10 " State AZ
fairs" as their last expiring hope. The whole
ack have set up "a more terrific howl than
ever over alleged Republican frauds an IN
comretency. Bat following ,h, example %
their State convention, they take goo! care
not - specify any Of these FRAUDS or it they
de-, they sci all truth at Gctiauca, ani resort
to the most reckless iaisehoUis Bul these
are only exceptions to the rule they have "a
doptei. With these rare exceptions they deal
in vague gcueraliics, aud talk hippanriy Of
the importance Of q reform IA our state Ad
miuistration 1t is barely possible that there
may be now and then Republican ia Mchl
gan So ignorant Of these pro slavery organs
and the political prostitutes whose tools hey
are, as t0 believe tuer charges Of eXDlayn-
gaace and corruption against the Republican
party. though W. have uv,or heard ot one,
and de- not bnlirv4 that pnr EXISTS. But it
may bo possible that such man can be found.
Partly for the benefit of such, but chiefly
for the intorunatDn # ronest Democrats who
may be deccv d 10y the con tant repetition Of
these vague falschoods, we reproduce facts
from official sources, showing tho objects for
which the public money has been appropriat.
ed, aside from the ordinary expenses OF gov
eminent, since the Republican party came in.
to power, and also table exhibiting the
prodigality and rascality of the locof"co party
when in power IN this State, that compari-
son may be drawn between.
In 1855 the first year of their admin stratIon they
appr,prated towards completing the asylums which
had hrnu and thrn left 10 10 decnY
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aNOTTCEs

IA oTIdHsfs hereby given Mat upon. the sr..tt
~ piratinn,of three months from, the publ.
cation hersofe gnpl lication will he made for me
rs9sYal Of ths spsfSe eti9.of Four Shares sofss. {
DR.. j. p: B8ssAlT, dscsasad ~ y ssac
xine I, 1850 Sinh
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fEs or BGARIsA s..
s Ssg 1sa. than one Z sxMsshE. III Mh Is 800
W q { 4 H Z. d. u 600
A5Es3S IL Mghtb L !. = y. IS, ,3p0G
81 IsF duct iess siaill be ml5t for 5sm'
slltes f6A 49AspH. Of three SontiiSs
WHHsruston Hotel. Aphi 1850 Ss.sa
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w. N. MERIWETHER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,

NINE1Y-SIX, S. G.
"AVlNG enlarged his Stock of Drugs
LII and Medicines would respectfully cal!
the attention of his friends aud the public gen
orally to his fine stock Of the same. and solicit
q continuance of their kind patronage and lib
erality.
lie proposes selling Drugs as low as any first
class Drug Store in The up.country. His stock
is complete, andaeverythng sold by him is
warranted to he fresh and genuine. At his
store may be found
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS
Varnishes Varnish and Paint Brushes,
Spices. Mace, Cloves. Pepper, Teas
OF all kinds, Buggy and Car
riage Grease,
Also, q fine lot of CHEWING TOBACCO.
and SEGARS of the bestsbrands.
A large and varied st6oksof excellent
PERFUMERY.
He alec offers Cvnfectionaries,
=. RIG NDIES,
Pure Old Port Madeira and Malaga .
WHzaH M H1:@
At exceedingly low figures. sAlsq, q good ar
ticle of Apple VinegdT Kerosene, Oils and
Fluids. lamps ofanlF kjndssr Wicks for any
Kind of Lamps, and evelytIings usually kept
in first class Dfrg Store.
Prompt sttsutionsW III he given-&oeall.
blay 25,15660-f3H ny.
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DIR. LHTTLE,S
Y b R MI F UGE.

LIN LARGE Bottles and Walls.
Nothing else is required to relieve children Of
Worms; and besides being one OF the cheapest and
best Vernifngcs eyer offered to the public Its fire.
qnent use in families will save much tronble ind
s2peuse. we'll as the lives Of many children-for
eight out Of every .>n cases generally require it.
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$4,000! $4,000! 8,O00!
$4,000! $4,000! $1,000! ETC
TICKETS .FROSts$I TO $40.
q y Hs9 a q

TICKETS FR0StsSI TO $40.
q y qSsA q q
In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose
the money to our address for The Tickets order
ed. on receipt of which they will be for wurded
by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will
be sent to purchasers Immediately after the
drawing. All prizes under one thousand dol
lars payable immediately after the drawing.
Notice to Correspondents.
Those who prefer. not sending money bv
mail, can use the Express Companies, whereby
Money for Tickets, in the sum Of eight dollars
md upwards can be sent us ~ our risk and ex-
pense, from any city or town where there is nm
express office. The Money and Order must be
enclos ed in a Government Post Office Stamped
Elyelope, or the,express companies cannot re-
'oeire them. -. -
1H Communications strictly romfdentiGL
Purchasers. will please write their signatures
plain. and give their. PostO Office, County and
State.
Circulars containing full explanations Of
our Schemes, DC, will be forwarded, by mail,
to any onesendIng lis his name.
Orders for Tickets CT Certificates by Mail or
Express should be addressed TO 81
HODGES. DAVIS u CA,S&a
- ~. MooS1s sSf1*SHs
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SPLENDID FOUR HORSE
STAGE LINE
gsysszE@g lg5s|'sz9@5zzgg 4 & gkl89a gIkSjE|lE d
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Leaves Abbevile Mt Q o'clock, a. m, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
on the arrival Of the down Passenger Train
fromGreenvlIe. and arrives atW Washington same
day OF O'Clock. = -
Leaves Washington at 8 o'clock, n m, os>
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS Il SATURDAYS
on the arrival of the CATS from. Atlanta. and
arrives at Abbeville same 'day at 2 o'clock.
Leaves Ninety SiSsat O'Clock. a, H., on
TUEsD AYs.s ri URsD AYFs SATURDAYS
on the arrival Of the: down Passenger Train
doy at halfpast o'clock. connecting INN, dE
ately with the Wuinaboro and Georgia Rail-
roads.
Leaves Augusta at 8 O'Clock. H. M, on MON.
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and
arrives at tRlnety-Six same davsat hnIfpast
o'clock. -; - -.
- ,EW For further in Information apply to JOIS;
M6BRYDE, AbheYille C. H., 9. c., AgeptsfofI
Washington Line; 'orto N. W. STEWARd,f
NjnetySix, S. c., Agent Zine: q
Jan. H., 1850, a7,1y: 4 =. &
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CLoTEIING-
Black Cloth C"n,s,
Black Drap Dctc Coats,
Black Cnssinere Coats,
Black Bomhazn Coats,
~ Black Alpacc ca Coats,
Black Farmers. Satin,
Black Ribbed Cashmere Coats.
Silk Mixed Coats Vests and Pants
faney Cashmere Coats Vests and Pants,
Farcy Mars.illcs Coats, Vests and Pants
White Maiscilics Coats, Vests and Pants
iialn Linen Goats, Vests and Pants,
Cape busters and Plain Linen Busters,
FINE Black Doeskin Cashmere Pants,
Silk Hats
;nssimcre Hats,
Black and Brown Pocket Hats.
Panama Hats,
v Leghorn Hats
Caps Of all styles,
Shirts all kinds. Embroidered and Plain.
Shirt Collars, Cravats.
Gloves, Kid aud Silk,
Linen, jean md Merno Drawers.
Merino Under Shirts,
Suspenders,
Silk and Linen Pocket Handkerchicfs,
Plain and Fancy Sucks,
Combs. Brushes aud Pcrfumcry,
Fine Fiolins. and Violin SIriups
Rocket Knives, Razors, of the best quality.
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Pro ofessional Gard.
a. DIR. D. SAB BEtNSON :.

respectfully ipfarms the citizens Of
g,I Abbeyiile Village. and vicinity, that
Sheskas removed his residence to the Dwelling,
saaIgsni Ggthe. .GpEeopsl Pars26egs. sfe hs
ssstespf f-his' Profession. HIS. ohiee viii Sc at
.ths Drug Store Or Mr.: D. MoI,etaHI,s, where
M&RAE generally besfoupd durihg fH8adayay'
e 4Syille. 9. g, Mar.8otls 1859, s98m
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CLASS NO. 312,
Draos on Saturday, Jane 30th, 1860:
78 Numbcrs-13 Drawn Ballots.
L GRAND CAPITAE PIsIzE OF
SPLENDID SCHEME

10 be Drawn Each Saturday in June,
Class 270 Draws Wednesday. June g., 1860.
Class 2s2 Draws Wednesday,. June l3,.ls6o.
Class 294 Draws Wednesday, June 2o,gISGG
Nearly ono Prize to creryt,c Tickets,
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Any 500 Ticket with n drawn number on il
stationed to come ont at my particular place
such rs 81 lst, I'd, Sd, OF any other station in
the drawing $50
Tickets From sl.0O To Any Price
AT Prices paid at the above rates per dollar
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.kT,HE sdBssribsS being desiroussW removing.
aorssls his valuable Letsin the.
Zones, aud othesa The oecSntaine s abS6s Aevs
:sn. Asrse and is well improved. m, hal Sn
g good Dwelling House and soutbdild dfafsg
and eellent well a. water.
{, Fsrh,s made sasy 70 purchasers; 4.
& s. :fsKCE1-
!. Person c Indebted to the sob seriber are
tes5hs1 sHil ia Che ,h6tes nd ~ sdihsy .l6s
,,tsh haas att6rasy. for'sSt lsstzSi d i
Hay ii. 1850, a,sf I.
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LITTLE'S
AM9nYNE COUGH DROPS.
= z LITTLE'S
sERENCH MiXTIIRE

ThissIs prepared from . F,sneh SRee,ps, On the
,srms OF 80: and =; tie mt for the achte. and
.uceess is likely to supersods efery other remedy
forthe cure Of diseases Or and, Bladder,
sMaess Aaeetion. TAiS extsnslSe compaS ~
'!Sm tasaily different In .tastan
States Pharmacopeia isud IN point Of safety k8s
cheney Is not rivalSdin america. y
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: .Por sac in Abbevibe by
! esBRxEoH,; ALLEN II EDWARDS
MsH TurE Augdsts, Ga. - = :.
q y: lstsE AsEias!I j. g M inss ix, s; ~
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DR.. WM Al. ALIEN,

SURGEON :sDEShfsR...
@ HAVING .gradunfsa Il, .the
Ufy Dental Co'leges Of Pbiladelp phin.
i1D offers his services to the pdbhc
Being thoroughly posted in aHthe depart n,en,s
OF his profession. he fatters~ himself that he
VIII be enabled TO give entire satisfaction to
'"osesWho may favor him with their patronage
Store of Mr.. c. Fl. Aileb, in Whites Building
April 4. 1860 so ly
WATCH REPAIRING. -
NE suhscrfber would respectfully inform
Il the citizens oE AbbevilIe that he is pre.
pared will, 9s~' Tools 'anJ Materials at The
Room forRsraA shRisasby II. r. Tustin, TO
deal kiHas Sf ifiRgeh- Watches. :Clo"ks
ansfJess s6esbest style aid at the lowest
:Aegees Eof asBsfS Of. the saa,est apd
most teReaSeis sssslea, awsys on HAND, and
1saET L1sasBEE.
Nov 4is5s-27 q a2m y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

Red Rover has an elegant cabin, comfortable state
rooms, and her accommodations ere exesilent.
W csu Aaasrsoa far 81. Lossis The popular
nacket Cora Anderson, Capt. y 4. Boffnger, com
nander. III. j. j. Burdsau, clerk, leaves posi-.
lively It clock shs evenings for all landings up
to ST, Loais Passengers wishing pleasant Up
nm tl,a rivsT, ws would commend the Cora Ander.
q, y ten she has neat and tasty cabin, with
svery requisite for the traveller.
Imperial, Raibodd Liae Packet for S. Louis,
7b. Morrosc The fast, unsurpassed and magnii.
cent passenger packet Imperial, Captain Charles
s. Rogers, commander, Mf. John F. Douglas, clerk,
leaves positively 1t . clock tomorrow evening,
fol Memphis, Cairo and ST. Louis, connecting with
the Railroads for aIthe Northern and Eastern cities.
The Imperial is splendid boat, with large and
beautiful cabin, ard ii remarkable and well known
for her speed reputation for safety the attention
Of her officers TO the comfort and enjoyment o.
guests, and her regularity ana reliability. Passen
gers for the North or East can procure through
tickets only at the office of the Company, No. 6l
fsa<,,,, sfrpysf NS r. fei
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
Recefptn OF tsroskucs.

Il CTNCINNATT-Pe steamer Nick w Thomas
205 bxs candles 81 bxs cheese Jno Adams &co-
$50 bbs -four Sd bhis whisky 800 bxs candles to
j Connolg &eo--4 hhds tobacco to VIM Crafts
400 bxs starch 30 bhls pork 81 Kegs. butter bxs
tongues g l. D0sen u Son 10 firkins butter to
campeglio- 23 kegs rs hf hbls 49 firkns butter 40
bxs cheese F Del Bondio- 80 flrkins butter 20 tcs
hams Eaton Betterton-- a5 pkgs butter IL dozen
hrooms Fatjo Brnnaso-- 30 bbls whisky rs half
hhls beef 40 pkgs brandy 35 tes hams 35 pkgs mdse
Geddes- so bxs cheese loo kegs lard A d Grieti
Seo-22a bbis whisky 10 hhds sides 20 tes hams 10
spnGues 63 bxs cheese 95 kegs IS firkins hf
gns ousaer GrieH Byrnes eco o--2z hhds tobacco TO
yiyen, watts &co-- 100 pkgs beer Fischer-l00
Dds wnlsky 100 hhs -four hhds sides ~ t.s hams
~ oAs uacol s, pxs beef to Kennedy 6co--l2
piows Lopit " Cnafpantier-- 50a bbIs nork Martin
Cobb &eo-- bO nhls whisky W NJ Owenss2 do 10
Mt0regor 6co-, 81 90 pinaua & Fellon-32 ms
cheese Il > Seward u plows Shark. Stanffsr MOO
LIS bags mait-24 tcs hams u bxs baron % bhIs
eggs Schneider X Wise.-5 hhds tobscca Jss ,saa
rs bxs cheese 81 pkgs butter 10 rhenrer-s
tcs hams Thompson barges--20 do voae Bros Z.
100 bbls pork 10 bbls keg wine II firkins butscy
VOORHEES,, Griggs &n0 26i tes lard 66 bhis beef IL
tos hams 80 bxs cheese 10 bxs tongues Il hxs ID
hf bhis beef w 5 Wright &eo--55 bales hay Watts,
Peasants Eco 100 spring mattresses to steamer
Naishez-lol snndries 90 Puig BrotheIa-N o, &
g w R R--Warren, Gilmore &co---J Valentine 4
ee--J RelE- Payne 4 HARRISON oglesby 4 Ma.
d de &eo--S II Gilman A Frank-T p Bodley-
Angustin b Thibs.sail--Abg 4 Catching "A Apple.
gats-and order-Total 81 hhds tobacco.
LOUISVILLE Per steamer fssStona-- -sundries
70 order--Totai Ssa hhds tobacco.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REGI

For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REGU-
Hy r. lar Passenger Packet Steamers JAS. Woods,
LSAAaAEeS$AzAW W. Boyd. master Jas. johnson, jesse
Will leave New Orleans for Nashville and all inere
date landings follows.
Jas. Woods, Boyd MASTER leaYes SATURDAY, March "a
NJ o'clock. II Nj
JAS. johnson, Johnson master, SATURDAY, March 81
AZ O'clock, r. N.
Red Rover, Strong, MASTER SATURDAY April I, at 3
O'clock +. NJ.
JAS. Woods. Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY. April a.
o'clock, p. NJ
Jas. johnson, johnson master, leaves SATURDAY
April2i, at O'Clock, ?. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, April
81 at 5 o'clock. T. M.
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master. leaves SATURDAY, May at
o'clock, r. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson, MASTER leaves SATURDAY
May L, at 5o'cloek, T. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY May 10
O'clock z. NJ
Jas. Woods. Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY, May &C.
at 5o'eook. z. NJ.
Bns. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
June 2, at O'clock, L. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, june
att O'Clock, T. Nj.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY. june Is
at O'Clock, p NJ
JAS. johnson, johnson. master leaves SATURDAY,
june 23S at O'clock r. NJ.
Red Rover Strong MASTER leaves SATURDAY Y, June 3d.
al O'clock, P. NJ,
Jas. We ousis, Boyd, mRster, leaves SATURDAY, July T.
st O'Clock, z. NJ
Passengers and shippers rely these boats leaving
puhetualy according to tho above schedule. For freight
B. DUFFIELD, Agent,
NIP II II Camp atreet.
-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

EoR=HIoBILE-DA

EDR MOBILE -- DAILY u \.
6 Line-sumner Arrangement spen
sazkHGe&sdd low pressure packet steamers Ore aOn.
Jas Nc O. Baker master, Florida, A. L Myers master,
California, j. Hopkins MASTER built expressly for the
Lake trade, win superior accommodations will trips and
landings follows nness prevented by bad weather. high
low water gani Of fuel accident boat machinery
the arrival Of the Y o'clock train Of for Mobile
stopping Bay s. and Pass Christian WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAY, Mississippi City on FRIDAYS and sAfuR.
DAYS, al Pascagoula TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud
SATURDAYS. Returning, will stop Pascageua ST NJ
DAYS and MONDAYS, WEDN NEsbAY rs and FRIDAYS, and
Pass Christian and Bay ST. Ionis when tide will permit
H4-For ckes through BALTIMORE, Phiadaiphia New
York greatly reduced by three different rontes
further information, apply to
r. GEDDES, Agent,
ielt If e 90 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25

Ass ~ CRESCENT Ofrrcs No 70 Camp Street, l
K ssA SA Monday Morning, June Is, 1860
5s Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Mexico, Talbot for Galveston and In
danola, F485 @ fE4 ;s / G Harris
Ship Joseph Fish, Young, for Liverpool,
y Meeker, Knox &oo
Brit brig Venus, Laverty, for Havana,
"A Goldenhow Is Lesparre
schr Wm Colauett, Patterson, for TaHlpico,
's N r Camerden
sebr Clifton. Mccormick, for Belize, Hon, via
Rnatan Island, y b Pigmelo eco
Schr Mary Ellen, Mott, for Pensacola.
'sss'- - - Oyerton &co
sschr Anna Bell Turner, for Pensacola, Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
Leaves IN MONDAY Juna 25. at + P M
For NASHVILLE, " CI.ARKS-

FUR " 4 n II Il e, CIIARfxS-
~ vile, Trice's Landing Canton, Eddyve Dycus-
sburg Sn1ithand, Padueah Metropolis Cairo CO.
ssazss zlumhus Hickman, New Madrid, Randolph, Mem
phis Napoleon and all intermediate andingsThe regular pas
sengef packet steamer Red Rover, W Strong master will
leave as above For freight or passage apply board
b. DUFF1ELD, Agent.
ie23 n Camp
The r. n has superior passenger aecomnedasns and will
ticket through Northern and Eastern cities Via
Memphis and Charleston Railroad will also take freight all
points Tennessee river with privilege Of storing and
shipping
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
oUAoHITA RIVER.
M AN Ey LE
e-ar, For aIANpEyILLE, LEWIS

0snmsk FOR MANDEVILLE, LEWIS
T. sza1lhS-=SBUR RG A. ND NDMAD1SONYILEE he pas-
sengsr packet steamer A. g. Brown, :.
P0e, ei MASTER will leave the Lake end Of The Pontchartfa
Railroad Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
the arrival of the nciock r. cars and Sundays the
arrival of the 7ts A. NJ. ears.
Returning will leave Malisonyille Mondays Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays o'clock A. NJ and Sundays
o'clock r. NJ reach the Ponchartran Railroad in time
for the O'Clock r NJ train of regular trips
on Friday. the I'D June.
BPersons sending freight for tho boat will please put
the name Of the steamer on the freight.
a SHAW. Agent,
isl9 St Nos "a Fulton ana 23 Front streelt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25


BRAzOS SANTIAGO via INDIANoLA = Per
steamship Austin sls 765 in specie Gramer &co--
SUISSE doJ II Phelps &eo-- 9,237 do Gabaero 4
Basnaldo-- SO ,240 do Avendano Bros--S2 ,l25 do r
Aldige &co- 81 400 do L Dolsen q Son 81 oil
do Talamon Dessommes- $3.50 do Foiger &co--
$7l5 dol Puigian-- bales cotton Battle, Noble 4
Cor 294 hides bales wool to j FL Phelps &co--75
bales wool Prean Couturle-- bale mdse Fas-
naeht Bro--i2l head cattle G Wilkins Sco.
Charles Morgan 47 head cattle Wilkins Geo.
sundries to G Harris Robeson & Witherell--
McKleroy q Bradford.
LsVERP00L-per ship Rajah- 1896 ridge tiles
5l9l SKIS salt Jas Druhan- 42,560 states to G Il
Aurich-sQ, 900 fire bricks to order.
4 MATANzAS-Per brig Leghorn-5s tcs 500 hhds
molasses 0 bhls honey g Nathan.
y PENSAC0LA---Per schr Hornet 69,0o0 # lum.
her $4,000 laths g Tonnard.
I PENSACoLA--Per schr ] Bradford-es 600 #
lumber Simpson & Dorr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

ieaves on WEDNESDAY, 27th inst at5PM
5=+.4@n FOR NASHVILLE, CLARIKS-
W% = vile, Tree's Landing Canton Eddyvie, Dycus.
L64LaA burg snithand Paducah, Metropolis Cairo Go
GSsazssB Biunbus Hickman New MadFid Randolph al
Intermediate andings-The regular packet steamer James
Jonson Jesse Johnson MASTER viii leave above. For
freight or passage apply on bnard or 10
b. DUFFIEI.D. Agent,
te23 III Camp street
R-The Jas. j. has superior cabin accommodations anu
will ticket passengers through to Northern and Eastern cities
via Memphis and Charleston Railroad will also freight
All points Tennessee river with the privilege of storing
reshippng
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
Exports.

ENP&EL&s i
GALVESTON and dINDIANOLA--Per steamship
Mexico $50 hbls -four l50 bhls pork 100 bbls mo-
lasses 200 coils rope 100 bags coffee 100 pcs bag
ging 800 scks corn Is hhds sugar 10 hhds bacon
25D bxs candles.
BELIZE AND RUATAN ISLAND = Per scbr
Clifton $50 bbls flour so bhls pork 65 bbls bread
10 bbls potatoes 20 hhls tar 10 bbls pitch 3 bbs
oil 10 bgs coffee Is bxs yerInicel GO pkgs butter
4 bxs raisins 100 demijohns $4,000 shingles and
sundries.
LfvERP00 00I.-Per ship Joseph Fisll--309s bales
cotton $500 scks corn SO pkgs mdse sl20 slaves.
TAMPICO- Per sehr VIM Colquett- 400 bbls
flour 6si pkgs mdse.
HAVANA-Per brig Venus Manifest not to be
seen. sss$
PENSAC0LA--Per schr Mary Ellen $50 seks
corn bhls oil 10 bales hay 46 bbls pork SO bbls
potatoes 10 bbls onions 40 scks bran 20 kegs nails
bbs tallow sS bbls flour 5 bbls 2 hhds sugar 10
bags coffee. a
PENSACOLA Per schr Anna Bell 64 bbls
flour 10 bales hemp l3 bbls pork bbls molasses s
cks bacon Sl8 scks corn bags coffee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
SPALDInG's PREPARED GLUE.
srALDING,s PREPARED dLsEi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUgt
Save the Piecess


ECoN NoMyl prspAToH,
M MA Stitch In Time sayes Ninep-@s
As accidents will happen. weregrated fae fl ia
very desirable TO have cheap way for re-
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockety, etc.
SpaIding's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies no household can afford ha
wthontis Il Is always ready and up sticking point
rhereis longer necessity for upng chairs spntered ve
nee headess dolls and broken cradles last the artiels
for she'll and other work. SO popular with la
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation cold helng Chemically
hold in solution and possessing all valuable qualities Of the
best cahins makers eue II may place of ora
aary muciage, being vastly adhesive.
- USEFUL IN EVERY H0UsE.n
B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price a5 usnty
Wholesale Depot No. A. Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY G. sPALpfNG It CO.,
Box No. $780, New York.
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four and twelve
dozen-a beautiful Lhogaph showCsrd accompanying each
PACKAGE
A7-A single bottle of SPALDIEG,S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its annually every
Sold by all prominent staoeIs Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers. and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should a note Of sPALDINg's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list n will stand
any clinate ialo Iy&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
Passengers.

Per steamship Chas Morgan, from Indianola and
Galveston Biddle, laughter and two children,
j. P. Collins and lady, F. S Thebo and lady, Miss
Collins, Mrs. Arnold and son, Arnold and lady,
Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Morgan and child, Hoover and
son, Stedman, Rogers, Jones, Mathews, Boward,
Gibson, Truman, Hunter McFadden, Harvey, Ed
wards, Cook. Briggs, Mitchell, Sheppard. Burns.
Newbern and two brothers. varson, Boyce, Trip.
let, Turner, Smith, Winsel. Roach, Sandford, Tay-
lor and servant, Hill, Andrews, West, English--l6
ON deck. a.
Per steamship Austin. from Brazos Santiago via
Indianola--H. Cole, D. f. Victor, j. Pendergrast,
DR.. Felix, Miss Pilot, Mr.. Browns on deck.