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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
Senator Sumner.

Senator Sumner Of Massachusetts, has
made four hour speech in the Senate
at Washington, on the Slavery question,
II is impossible for US ogive lengthy ex-
tracts from ii at present, or to copy the
criticisms Of the press. 1t is conceded by
friends aud foes. to be master effort, from
a master mind. 1t is spoken Of as the
most s'alhing extinguisher Of the mad
disunon speeches Of the pro'slavery
Sou'h, and il deemed q ct offset TO their
iavcings. Mudh that lie has said is truth,
abstractly considered, but the policy or
Justice either, Of such attacks from either
side, is, to say the least, questionable in
the present agilated state OF the popular
mind.
the brutal attack of Brooks of South
Carolina upon Mr. Sumner four years
since, has continued to illuminate in his
mind, and has, no doubt. had much 10 dc
with his late ardent speech. Mr.. Sum
ner's remarks. though perhaps not time
ly made, will, nevertheless, receive more
commen alton than censure, Aswe can
no, for want Of room, do the speech jus
toe, We recommend those who would like
to follow him through. to procure the
entire document, and read it, 1t set'
slavery before the world in its most hid
eous forms. But our motto is, leave slave
ry to itself, il will work its own destiny
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
YANKEEroN, Darke Co, Ohio.

EDS. CoM:-The crops as general
thing look bad. We have not had good
rain for six weeks, therefore, the wheat
and oats will be very short. Corn does
not look very promising at the present,
Many farmers have replanted four and
Eve times. The "eut worm" is more nu-
merous this season and more destructive
10 the corn than was ever known before.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
5pefial Notices.

DENTISTRY will continue the prao-
tice of my profession, in the rooms lately
occupied by King & Feeman. in the Gle
sey Block; and will be thankful for the
patronage of the public. I guarantee
satisfaction. JACOB FEEMAN.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
DR.. ROback's Scandinavian Bl0OdPilIs
and BIOOd Purifier.

"The blood Is the life," says Scripture; so says
Science also. Expel corruption IRON the blood and
no disease can exist in the SYSTEM My Blood Pills
powerful vegetable detergents, and all forms OF
disease, whic arise from impure blood. simply be-
cause they remove the common of disease from
the DEMONSTRATING fluid. Hence their apparently.
miraculous cures Of serofula eruptons, ,dys-
pepsia, liver complaints. rheumatism, swelling OF tho
joints, and all affections Of the internal orgaus which
do not proceed from malformation.
IT PSee advertisement. lm-lO,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

~Ths Hooking Sentinel desires Hon.
Q. d. MARTIN to use his influence 10 pro.
cure q semi weekly Mail Service, from Lo.
gan TO Chillico'he, "for the Osneft of no
DsMOeratic Chri'tions, and tho Black Re.
publican Hsahtns."
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
We clip the following from the Cinci-
matt Daily Commercial:
our Crop correspondence.
CoLuMBus, Ohio June \. 1856

UoLUMBUs, Ohio June 7, IbbU.
EDS. OoE-I see you would like to
hear from the crops. We have the finest
prospect for q crop that l ever saw.
Wheat looks very iue and if nothing hap
pens we will get more than an average
crop. Corn looks fine, oats. look mid
ding, potatoes are the best ever saw,
a I'd garden vegetables look we'll. We
will have plenty of apples but not much
other fruit The hay crop will be very
heavy. We have plenty Ofrain. We bad
quite hurricane yesterday, that bowed
down trees and fences as it went.
MILTON FISHER, Jr.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
II T The following is a sample ofthe numerous let
ters CO instantly receiving for Hoseera Stomach Bit

IL T The following is sample ofthe numerous let
ters constantly receiving for Hosteers Stomach Bit
ter: CASAsDAouA, July Is, 1859.
Messrs. HoSletter Smith, Pittsburgh, Pennsylva-
ia:--Gentlemen:-As we are strangers, herewith
tetier's Stomach Btters, which please forward via
Michigan Southern Railroad, Toledo, Ohio, and Clay
ton Station. ! have purchased several dozen bottles
at Toledo this Summer, but the sale is on the
ncrease so much that wish to- opon direct trade
with you. Twas induced to try your Bitters BY my
physicyn, for the Liver Compaint and received such
material aid that have nded II to others and
have sold about two dozen per week for some time
have all kinds of medicine In my store, but there Is
none that can so cheerfully and truthfuly recon-
mend your Btters, for know they have helped me
beyond my expectation. Yours respectfully.
SEQ advertisement,-lml0 PHIL0 WILSON.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
Pacific Railroad.

The House yesterday was engaged for a
short time upon the Pacific Railroad bill;
but nothing def mite was arred at. This
like the Homestead bill; will probably be
lost through Democratic Opposition,--
| Chicago Press.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

EuRopE, The arrival Of Steamers bripgs
highly important news f'Om the seat oI
war. which il 10 impossible for us to lay
before our readers this week, We shal
give a summary Of its most impO,tan
features in our next
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
NICHOLAS Co., KY, June 5, 1860.

EDS. CoM:-You ask information in
regard to the growing crops Corn looks
remarkably well. Much harm was done
by the cutworm early in the season.
Oats look remarkably we'll Rye tolera-
bly, well, but some fields, look as though
they were stricken with rust, which is
unusual III this grain. Wheat is almost a
failure in this county. Many fields were
plowed up in the spring aud planted in
corn which will make the corn crop more
extensive. The wheat was badly frozen
out in the winter, and this spring the
fly committed great ravages in many
felds.-This county has usually export
ed great deal OF wheat, but this season
the crop cannot possibly be anything
equal to what is usually consumed, and
il consumed as usual it must be brought
from elsewhere. The above will apply
to most Of the adjOurning counties. B.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

HTAu Exchange says; "Fred Doug.
las has returned home. to take an active
part with he political friends in tie Lincoln
Compaign,' That will do.
This brief paragraph indicates more
than il expresses.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

Er Love is better than par Of Spec
tacles to make everything seem greater
which is seen through it.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

Rour City Council held their 6rst
meeting in their room in the new City
Hall on Tuesday evening last,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

GARrAALDI.--The success Of GARrsAB.
Dr and the insurgents. is indicated, by the
latest arrivals from Europe.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
HANNIBAL, Mo-. June 8, 1860.

EDS. CoM:--The prospectus for crops
in this section is not very factoring. The
wheat was pretty much all winter killed,
and good deal Of spring wheat was put
in the same ground this spring and that
will also be a failure, on account of the
great drought which has kept every.
thing back. A great deal of the late corn
planting is not up yet, and what was up
looks so stinted iu appearance which will
cause it TO be late. E. II.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

JACKSON. G. H. Ohio, June 8, 1860
EDS. CoM:-During the past ten days
our Court of Common Pleas has been ell
gagged ia the trial of three cases of mur-
der in The FIRST degree, and special jurors
have been brought in from all parts Of the
county. Upon dilligent inquiry from
these, and others. have been enabled to
make the following report Of crop pros
poets in this county; Wheat. fair prospect
but late sowed; thin on the grouOd, from
winter killing. Oats and grass, prospect
very good. Corn, prospect never better
atIthis season of the year. We have had
just rain enough, and not too much
Fruit of every kind in abundance, There
are not many peach trees in our county,
but what we have are loaded, Our lar.
mers are in fine spirits at this time.
Yours, D. MACKLIN.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

CHrLLIoorHE. Ross Co., o., June 7lh, 60.
EDS, CoM:-- Wheat in this locality
looks we'll. OF corn there will be an
abundant supply. Oats, about an aver
age crop. Barley looks bad. The wheat
will be ready to cut in about Eve weeks.
There has been any quantity of rain, and
of course the grass looks fine Although
the storm has done great deal Of dam
age to the fruit trees, there will still be a
large supply Of fruit--peaches, apples,
etc. In the vegetable line there will be a
large supply. as far | can learn. Yours
with respect, WILLIAM BAGERsoN.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
ORITnARY.

D1ED-In this City on Wednesday, June
9Th, 1860. Mrs. ADELlNE L. HART, wife Of
T. E. Hart, aged 80 years and s days.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14


nNand after Monday, June 1lth 1860 the schedule
Ooi time for Trains on this road, Leaving LancHs-
ter will BIO as sfollows;
Eastward Trains.
Mol, Passenger att I9P. NJ M,arriving atZanesville
al 10 2. making direct eotions for the East.
Freight and Accommodation Train ats 20, A, NJ.
arriving at 2anesvillt Rtl0lS A. NJ. Making direct
come sforthe East and West via. the Central
Ohio Railroad. Passengersfor Columbus will take
this Train. The above Trains stop at Allstations.
Freight and Accom- modatlon Train leaving Morrow
teOO ?, NJ. will on Saturday night run TO Lancaster
on card time, and from there resume It's trip on Mon
day morning.
Westward Trains.
No, Psssengerat 100 A. NJ. arriving at cincin'
nAu4 40P.M
Freight and Accom- m odation Train at 7 90 p. NJ.
departure at Tsp. MARRYING at Cincinnati at 90
A, NJ,
Freight and Accommodation Train leaving lanes-
willie at Is M.wll onSaturday night run to Lancas.
ter aud from there resume Its trip on Sunday night
WIN, KEY BOND, Receiver,
3. D. ABBOT, A Asslstant S up rintendant.
June u, lS6O--3tf
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
Notice.

Lancaster, June I, ls6O-3wlO
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

tkis evening at o'clock. The popular cor.
iuanaer, Capt. John Leyden, and The eiiicier4 s
courteous occupant III the ofhce Mr. - NM
dfuH, are toe well and favorably =, 81 asans
travelling pablo 90 admit Of our snNwh % 2, ite
In their praise. Sasang any t1ihgg
Robert x. Igds,d Io,'
posesi 10 be lavish -sesfsSc e.4e are not dis
in1isprininatelr our praise, OF to spread It on
nstsfv Yha y, hut We feel hi justice bound to
nasesp travelling public that the excellent and
E5 passenger packet Robert J. Ward, Capt.
Gay fer. commander, Mr., L. Srntl clark, leaves
thss evening ut o'clock for Louisville and inter
| mediate points. a trip On Tie Ward cannot be
otherwise than pleasant and comfortable.
n S, Prbaale fol GShei1sfidti The fine, regular
passenger packet a =. pringle. Capt. Geo NcSArt
commander, Mr.. Geo. Nesie, clerk, leaves this
evening al ) o'cteck for Cincinnati and interme-
tliate points. Shit Il a safe ana reliable pscket,
with passenger accommodations equal III any iii
| the trade
a. B. 6lsassbes.s fol. 81 ies,is--re all bound MP
the Mississippi river high as 81. 1ouis, We would
commend the spaeions ana comfortable Railroad
lsine passenger packet A. b. Chambers. Capt. Geo.
1 W. Bowman, commander. Mr.. ]. $. Patterson,
clerk. She leaves AZ $ nvlock this evening, aud
VIII connect with the railroads III yiekshssfg Cairo
and St Lons for all points North, East and Vest
! G. Wayne and jas. F. Allen, agents, G1 Camp
4 Sfgpef.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Arrivals NJ ti.0 Hotols Yesterday.

sT CI sRLFs=F Head,rsnn Caution; G FekaeF. Miss. 5.
ltenie 81s tsa5sa, Hunter, ]iagptn5nt, w Is tom
staek. ts ii " Alls4f " iaan Iinnse j NJ Hslkis, 4
AlS,st, \ 4 Y Wu, ilassG ree. :. q GR.sr, La; " u
filt5 Nv, Mis- ilke = Glifog y Metstlce ami ay, Mss.
Custom l1e NJ Ifsks. Abesteat Miss y titFfr. Mohl +
ktilwfe. JIM e N Pore y sli H. y "a W sme.a TeSsf:
\ Md e@s, \ Aekien atgi VIZ. il A a4an Ae.
and, LIS, l. Clarke. Al9elt MIS- y calhoun, L i
atiAln. Sateheeles; Jas Nelsai tsn: n g 9acr, inuis
vile: RAttoN u ~ AlieF Ne 15staa Rouge u fats u
ts anl p City, Ieate and lady, ,atsn
fetiSlt Ass n Tenn; z Naliaut Il 4 hoNen
Washington gnnniy aii 81 y HIWin Mo-.
. alTYts Il tai. " tSeft. Tenn Y a Rnnks. Mis- u Mak
hlll sisier. NJ King T. NJ falle Shreveport; u Ezts.
SceA1. X leitcsla. B Gregg. Il EcNin fcSts; 4 u
sHey Il z i,,q, :iseseI,oft j l. Williams w Douglas an
ltay, Mrs n Williams. Miss " Wilinns s Mis- WiIliam
TaStsi " 10 Mlaul, teS, II II ephen Riser Ete
Neil La. u ] ende gfts Reugc: p Net,ls and ady,
GAe; T. tlmier linton, 1sa Park Ill; III Hay, Ind; Col
" haseIlna nel q 4 Coy, ) Pitian, u Mel aplin \
u Aaria. EgN'oH. Mis-; # Hh1is Washington parrish; l
Lille, iian Lake; Eil Aiascalf, Nickss1f II tiig,, Us *
saa: w J feee Ill; j Anderson, neoiE Ark y sir4tsc
!ieron, Ia, y flIam adam ehe b siarkingt fas tise
Bas0u Sara Pafies TsAH BtAers Tenl; ttr " " vii
Hams New Carthage. u Adkins, W q Bnaks q II Rhea
Nr stu. m, $ essey @ IS Hoskns. Brock Haven't lack
sla Snnn I-y. Mss; 6en fslwar y t.t; Is " Robert
Satoi Rouge s>kew4 incnnati ~ 1aEHeE ID iafte
lid iatal'p,pnls 3 ltts lat Y j ttile itnse'le; j..
sbs Noh.. u Naeh.5 tnonyiile, g; = ii Adams Panld
Miss y Melen, Jr. \ Y.
e t--ti II kf Mr faVFhsni H1a; = BFaad=
Fg Y att'fg II fe l'onaia .eayilie{ II I t'Eapss
lbhertte it II Na,y tslt. Siieu Kea, Mrs Gete Nh
ais q II TANNER apsis. 1uzer and lads liatnn Rnnse
- N 1t Miss; A b taffer, chi
casoi b Maeiaand, M; II Joles Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Shipping sIntelligtutt.
lcleasea satnzslny Al \
CnEsrEaT 0Frirs No 70 Camp Street, /
aIeiiday Morning, Jah. D 1850. j

.
Steamship Hahana, Mcconnell, for Havana,
Fnig Brothers
Steamship Charles Morgan, Iawless, for Galveston
and ndianola, 1 b Payne
Ship Danube, Gelding, for IIavre.
CauInnck & Genye erse
Ship Oliver Putnam, Smith. for Liverpool,
8s j III Asllhridge q Nephew;
Brit Ship Polynesia, Dccandia, for Liverpool,
Il q jenkins &eo
Brit Ship Allan, Nc rthnr, for Liverpool
Iloghton, Rankin &eo
Span ship Diogenes, Julia, for Barcelona
Arendano Bros
Bark Tranist, Miiott, for Havre,
e G jenkins &co
Bark SarteIle. Cole, for NeW York a Cohen
Bark NJ J kimball, Mclaliand for Rotterdam,
6reevy q FaFwell
Bark Morning Stars Mansfield, for New York.
Geo Nathan
Mex schr Brilliante, Batsta, campeachy and sisal,
Fernandez &co
schr Anna Belle, Wade, for Pensacola, Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
BiEln lttgAR.
REGULAR IsfEIfE' RIpF /

REGULAR EgsUF RIVER PACKET
ffse h -f,i ON s5terSn, IHil rIf FI4 aEd MI
lI4iis ttilhEs Btsuf tivrE-fhe superior and yFre
=. deRughi kHift running PASSENGER lHekNt
stenm - ha Ray, II d. KarfhYa rnasfef Viii leaye aS
ore For It- bha passRstnrriY board
XtRGINIBS q. uEsT2EI.
i'9 Advertising agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Arrived saturday.

Steamship Gen Rusk, Dennison. from Galveston via
Sabine Passst to G 3 Payne Berwick's Bay.
Ship Westmoreand, Ocean, Il days from Philadel,
phia, to : Il Ashbridge & Nephew--lst dis
trict, IN.
Ship Solferino, (new), Pendleton, is days I'm Bos-
ton, TO d Cronan- Sd dist AZ.
Ship Liberty, Atkins, IA days from New York, to
Creepy q FarwelI HIT dist III.
Ship Southern Chief, Higgins, l3 days from New
York, to G " Hynson &co--3l dist 4s-
Bremen ship A1gnste, Eriehs, from Rremerhaven,
18TH Nov, To Mummy, Luling &co- ath dis
trict, "a.
Bark Atlas, Wheelright, days FIN Havana, in bal
last to master 4 VI dist 3S.
Bark Archer, Is days fin Havana, in ballast,
to master point
Brig Mnna Schiller, Wilson, 10 days from Port-au-
Prince, to ] III Phelps "a dirt III. 4
Brig Allan 4 Chapman, Laurent, days fnl Havana
10 S PlassaR-2d dist 20.
Sehr Alliance, Pennington, 6 days from Sabine
Pass, to Golaenhow & LespaFTe4-2d dist II !.
selr Bradford, Taylor, days fiji Pensacola TO
niasier-basin.
Sclir Pascagouia, Hibbs, 2 days from Mobile, To-
lnaster-basin.
Schr u Eciair, fin the Coast to mastes-4LPT
Sclr Brazos, ,, from the Coast to lnsster-LPT.
Arrivals nc the Carondelst Canal.
Schr Delphine I'm Bayou Lacombe.
schr Shamrock, from Bayou Lacomhe.
Sclir LaGrange, fm Bayou Lacombe.
Steamboats,.
A B Chambers, Bowman FIN st Louis.
r w McRae, Tobin I'm Trenton.
Indian No 2 Greeniee, FIN Macon 4 Tensas.
Peytona, Leylen, fm Louisville.
Florida, Meyers, I'm Mobile.
Eimira. Smith, I'm Ncrmllioa.
II kenner, Baraneo. FIN Bayou Sara.
Towboat Star, Whitney, from the Passes flowed
down and to sea on the 9Th inst, ships j ii
Jarvis, Teieinach and Island Quean--bro't
up ship Auguste, bark Archer and brig
Minna Schiller.
Towhoat Anglo American, Martin, from the Passes
went down light brought mp ship West
moreland, brig Chapman and schooner
Alliance
ToNboat James + Day, Brown, from the Passes
brought up ship Southern Chief and bark
Atlas.
Towboat So Charles, Chambers from the Passes
hro'tup ships Liberty and Sofelino.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
VIII ERfY ER..
eases on MtEAnAY, Nj lffst III i14t.aisei, p If
REfIEAH WHITE, II l1.IsI, p n

t. "a eF,t9f iioe'.'t lie ,aelisaaper Af.
" bite rfyer beReV, lEh i5fiet HHd staier
i1eket sieAnlRF tatn. saa IagI5F f4siei VIII
peiTely leave rs t@nye. Ie laan VIII ,ak fFtri and
sign throqts ldiis aa!hF 20 jaeeni9t1 lef ls
lafnG m he Mississippi river tp d no ,ofh ~ Wtp
river at l5c 100 lb For freight pashee nrY al
jas 'Ai0iest 10 y isI5Ntns;5. s5xss;it:5.. -,
E The faan will pay Hills excapt nlIcom,ed 5y ms.
haalk nr nrleE flnn lanl. fMEla I.atn r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

Us. MAIL LIaE Ng.,fs ATpAK 4,

IT, n. ms Ia IN connection with the NJ o.. u and
IL + W kAilroa-lhe fast steNIner st. EIa,.yJ j
I ttiisoi, mister btil expressly for nHssan
freight, Ni eaIacci with the dreDnsls Railroad
aNnps Berwcks Buy dl PAttefannyil tenterye ind
Fasin and VIII extend her trips tuesdays Thursdays and
saturdays Chtete eanaete and New Town CONNECTING
~ The latter place with ea horse mail caace ST. Martin
t.tayetie, Grand Ha'cii, Dpelpnsls and Washington
Running tinia fnin NV 9flenns Washington twenty
hours, being the quickest tinveed. 80
As the ST. May leaves the Railroad duly she offers batta,
facility for delivering gfFen than any bol in ila
Shippers will please boat dtar receinis
j. NJ JOHNSON Il CO.
$ y 49, No. & Old Teyee. Agents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

MI II. RI0ULT0N. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
IN. Law i4lgIssg Gegoee cqHuly, Tezas will practice
tla courts IF iia Eii luligial Hse and ibe z $. ni
iTic. IyleT Particular attention TO HE caee
lion 1 claims Rennces made tn iht drafts New fctk,
NesV DIlcapa, shreveport HnI qalfesian
g@ticyu5 ate4ts t5c1e inHls MeHFtH. h. II James K
Co.. Se@ Orleans: VI u. fanpea atd John D. konfpt a,
as: Gen, Siun Houston. Austin, TeHasi w. T. ttai gt
Rn Il. Fexas. dSG 6t&lyW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
STEAMRnATs.


/ MEMPHIS Packet
LalIass Hlsso.l LINE. usso. p
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRLEIYs
PACKET COMPANY
VIII run their during season of 1859 and 1n N. M,
lows
Of the Memphis New Orleans Line viii
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
AT o'clock r. NJ.
MONDAY BOATS:
Ingomar. D. Clarke, naster.
Nebraska ..,........,......A, b. frwlr MASTER
WEDNESDAY BeATs:
John Simonds f. Smith, master.
Eclipse .,,..........s.H l. Spots master.
FRIDAY BOATS;
Relfast.,..s..,.,..............w WIN, Wray, master.
H. IL. w. Hiil .........,s...T. II. Newell, muster.
THE yTcKsBUEG AND MEMPHIS LINE.
-r0wtT-
Daniel Boone. Hicks, master.
AAa1c Frxsbee. .....,.........j. Lee master
Vteforfa.....,-.......,..u.. ". Hanck, master
Leave Vclsbnrg at 12A
Y EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving New Orleans via jackson Railroad evpr
evening in the week but Wednesday evening" can thus make
close connection at Vickshu with the other Of the above
Lanes These Lines run in close connection with the
memphis and Charleston Railroati.
\ v n 4 NR.oHIa RAIhRo Nd
4 " .,..- FROM MfarHls TENN.
o'iis phssetges choice of East North and Wts
from that point.
For through tickets freight reliable information amply TO
I. !, y. II. FRELIGH, General Agent
lfbarlAr TJsa ITIylt.g
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

Hs9 400 6ald t.ctEe Nacttuefes Tizer Island 81
% a,alries' n 1 Fay9iets Monae9nsrs D1fands Ink.
NH4pr arlin and all intermediate l,irp On Iea riyer
Tue Hngtleent and fa i1lnlis pms eeF ~ Fs III
sage apps on board. p
is2 va = j atlsetti t.,S : sal - !, -,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Leaves nu SATURDAY. 5Ii'h tp.3 al p n
REGULAR sHREEI.pnTsfv NJ -

i7eas n MHH Fesaefgif Paeket-Fof siFeyepali Tgnd
Bayou G11slatta. tAInpe Grand Eeprs N Mas
iee Aon5Fenery, Baani's. cotie Aie,a,dris
AoiaIi hbins aud all intermediate landings On Rt ryrr
ths magnificent and fast running passenger pneEst n T.
hedge, y ~ Marshall muster, lease NJ utaFs and
every alteiHAtp Saturday trogout lie ,fasn ~ lres,
of passage apply on board h
iai 4 4 4,'iati.is.i. ,,isn ssl.t, u.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Rnilr.,ans,
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, January I, 1s60-- Il bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore tSco- 5a Byrne, Vance &co.--333
Block, MeAfee &co--30 do Payne & Harrison "A
Thornhiil &co-l9 Hewitt, Norton &co-l5 Fried
lander \ Geron--l3 do Gutrer, Harrison &co--l2
saller SEQ 10 Slaughter, Smith & McRae-5 i j j
Person &eo-5 I Hardie &co--4 A j Tally &co-
Harding, Abbay 4 Morehoad--1 do X Carter
Tntal 2SS bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Leaves every TT EspAY ut IS ,ielocl< r. NJ
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IT, ~ burg ts.s Mail tlne.-For fonadsonsiiia pn.
LsA utille Baton Rouge. Posi IIudson ias suu Sara
Red River Landing, Fort Albums, Natclfea, Water
proof Rodney 81 J0sgr, Grand Gulf YicI
barg-Ihs nsw steaFr GIN Capt Wilson, sl
she viii leave yieksburg escty FRIDAY, o'eleek NJ
ID. X. GARR0Lf& co,
jail gents 81 tarou,alst street
The ahnyp steamer will connect yicbnE with steamers
Hope RaeHii0k Yalnn river,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Leaves every MONDAY. atsP NJ
REGULAR ARGYLE LANDING

fsy l. and Geeuyille Paekei--The uew very swift ani
~ magnificent passenger packet Gen. .y0Il.s
A. Quitnian, }. ", Cannon, iissier viii
positively leave soss for Argyle Landing, tecnyiie Deer
t5.eek Landing Point Worihison Carolina Landing Lake
Maahngen .iigpd Lake Ashton Pitchers Point skipwiths
Landing Stack Island Landing Lake Providence NIikeis
Bend, VickshHlg WarFenon Grand Cult 81 Joseph Rodney
Waterproef Nache7 Fort Atnp Red River Landing Bsyon
sara Pott Hudson, Baton Rouge Pg0tsfnina Donaldsonye
beard GeE shi'' ~
Tie General Qntmaa win at Yasoo freight 10 be reshpped
yIRGINIU5 G. DENTZEL.
g. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

BRASHEAR CITY, Jan. 7--90 bbls molasses
81 hhds sugar g sahatier-ls do SO bbls molasses
Bellocq, Nublom Nco-ls do Lane, Salter &co--2G
do 10 hhds sugar Pritchard & Flower-77 do do is
hhls maiasses Laforest & Desmaees- do Al hhds
sugar West, Renshaw 4 Gammack--27 do w Jack
son &cc--s do AZ hf hbls moasses Hall 4 Rodd-2
do W Hewes-s bales moss II bbls mslasses 2hf
do Vose Il Vests bbls moasses 90 bales moss to
Gerard Is hhds sugar Pitcher u Goodrich--25 do
40 bbls molasses A Aiiltenberger Sco-30 do do is
hhds sugar Foley. Avery &eo-l4 do do Menard &
Vignaud--3 do Slaughter, Smith 4 McRae--l5 hhds
sugar Moore VanCulin snndries to orier-Total
$40 hhds sugar 50 hf Alb bbls moasses