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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-06
.s,yrN WHITE MEN BURNED
n ~ DEATH By THE WASH0E
fSDIANS

70 DEATH De The w
INDIANS HI
N, !. 7, CORRESPONDENCE Of the Sacramento
-, writing from Virginia City, con-.
-. ~ recent tidlngs Of seven white
nLll.3 ~ ,;,,S ijeeti burned 10 death BY In
~ 80 a me Washoe region. ~ appears
800 80, these victims formed the party u
w. s..s,s n Garfield Of Butte County.
~. marty about the Sd or 4th Of
Sslas go nm stones Crossing OF the
g - Il Biz Meadows. with the iitciI-
~ NJ listing Winnemucca at his camp.
Il !. 1ps. u, Lake, and endEay0E 70 obtain
. n. 1oeacefal permission q prospect ior
. 81 Il The vicinity Of the Lake. 10
80. lie Indians Of any Thought of hos
e ...ss., a their part, and inspire, IS Tar as
w. ~ feelings Of confidence and friend
ti,ev went without weapons OF any
,l.'ea' s;th the single exception Of a re.
80, wh;eh Garfield was persuaded to
80. .~,y Three or four days after TINS oc-.
s,,.,sd the massacre ut Williams raneht
s $3.50 n will be reeoilected, htst led 70
~, ra airarp by tile whites against the
.I ~, CanGeId's party were not, heard
!. i 81 Ger that time. Severe dead bodies
= -. ~ found between the Truckee and Red
Blafls which we're supposed, ~ nrss y y
~ The missing party, but ilhs Vas s.15 ~
error The correspondent q me Oh' g
!. TAILS The rest Of the story as toltoWs;
u. st "a MONO the volunteers In the late In
~ nynrdItion under Col Hays, were
sulsn ~. ;ntirnatc friends OF Mr.. Can
sold VIII, used every possible effort 70 as
.s.,a;n. the fate of his party but, though
,hs form and features Of All the dlscoy-
sred dead were very carefully scrutllilze ga
!, 80 wore recognized as bearing any re-
4 ~ to him or his known cempan-
:,ss.. 4 few days after the volunteers
, ,s,,,s withdrawn from Pyramid Lake, the.
4 .a;,nlars beinr then stationed there, some
!. ~ ,ha latter. discovered, among the cot
s,nuoois below where the Indian village.
mi mi .sieoti aud aear the place. where tlle
Tsactge eist,ties into the Lake, tied 70 as.
! .,agy tress. the bodies, or clIarred re-
,..;;ss n seven men who had been burned
4 4. y asath Two OF three had been fast
sasd "a he trees.witll log siiaiIis, and the
Am md been entirely turned from theflii
.he others bad been tied with raw hides
ia INNER portions Of their bodies bore
,rsers5 Al identification, particularly that
! a Can6eld who was d robust and power
"a man relnarkabiein form and feature.
His lower limbs and the lower part Of his
! frame had been CONSUMED, with the cyl.
dent design to protraet susceptibility g
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-06
EMILY III. MILLS.

hillinsT, Mantle aad Dsessmsksr, and En-
I Il. ..&. broidsrtT, II.
ID EsPEcTFgLLY soticils Inc patron ne 81
IL her ftieHds ard The ladies gsneraily.
Orders pupctaaIiy and neatly sxeeuied, and
charges moderate ~ l: !: s.
EmIgt.tlon Street, l3ih Ward, O. s. L. ciiy.
!. % jim Z. Z. s 81 Z u
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-06
STOLEN.

DY Indians from Weber Bend, abont . weeks
IlaEo, ysaf old Mars, mouse colour, thTts
white feet and hlsze lace. Branded on left
shoulder with . circle having q half moon In the
20 Isre having III IN il Whoever will give
aiistscfofy i5ior atian 10 the andersiFnsd viii
rsceiSsd five dollars rewaTd. NC n: = 4
! SIS 81 HANS PETTERsoN, Ogden. CITY. .
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-06
a. MERRILL. HArTFRl

Las on hard Ladies, Biaek B.av,t RieIng
i u HATS Gents ottsr, Black PelI, 4 Nspn,i
Beaver HATS. and other styles srd yatistiss.
Wanted--Fare, Hay and Gtsin, Store, Ter.
ritatial, County and City OTdets. 81
Repairs neatly executed. 4 .5.2
+ lTth Whrd, one block east ei Uaien.SqusFs.
+ 45.3n B, y. : = 81
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-06
alufrtigrmtHts.
NOTICE.

: .s.. NOTICE. =. T..
ETlHE SCHOOL IN the cenmission stors.
i south OF the Tabensele. will commence
ifs Third Quarter on Monday, Oct. 10. Tsrmsi
Spelling ard Reading. 81 Writing, Arithmetic,
Eng, Gram, Gsogrsphyi DC, -, =
I2t -. II. I. D0REMUS,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-29
"A SONG OF SUMMERS TnNE.

With the breath of flowers painting,
Comes the breeze,
And the birds their loves are chanting
In the trees;
SO know that summer reigneth,
And that while her throne remaineth,
Every heart is full that draincth
Joys like these.
T cen listen to the thrushcs
a As they sing;
/ can quaff the life that gushea
From the spring;
But cannot tell the measure
OF my hearts supremest pleasure,
AS it grasps the lavish treasure
Which they bring.
Gentle spirit Of the summer,
Stay, oh stay! ......
Thou wilt find no warmer welcome
Hence away; b.
Nowhere will the fields be grecner,
Or the summer skies serener,
Gladness purcr, pleasure kecncr,
Hearts moro gay.
Every sumfher is q whisper
From the shore
Where fruition's golden harvest
Is in store
Where Joy howeth like n river,
And the winter cometh never,
But glory shineth ever
Evcrmore
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-29
From the Planters Banner
AENNE.-Hy We. %ncyyI.


Forms of beauty round me stealing,
Bursts Of music round me pealing,
Once were all my own:
Shadows round my doorway lingering,
Grief my very heart strings fing' ring,
Tell me I'm alone.
Spring joys, with flowers blooming,
summer showers sweet pcrfuming,
Did my pathway line; .,s-
Winters SHOWS are round me heuring
And my very soul is weeping
For the summcr-shinc.
A fathers care was ever springing-
A mothers love was ever Bringing
Glndncss 10 my hcnrt:
Fathers in the ch6rchyard sleeping,
Mother by his side is reaping
joys that hcay'ns impart.
Sisters once were round me clinging,
Brothers, brightly round me Hinging
Pearls Of precious love;
Sisters golden crowns are wearing,
Brothers golden shcavcs are bearing,
In their home above.
Husband'slove was round me breathing,
Newer hopes around me wrcathing,
Gliding life once more:
Husband, meath the blue wavesyslccping
Never hecds my bitter weeping,
On the lonely shore.
Children, on my heart reclining,
Give ife's clouds a golden lining
With their winsOme ways:
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-29
OF PARISH JEFFERSON La SATURDAY SEPTEl

and over his great bronzed face there
SWEPT an expression of an almost wo-
manly tenderness.
Did he die then p The question was
softly asked, and the dark eyes of the
lady were full oftears.
'Oh, my dear miss-yes, yes, he died
then. He grew very bright and lively,
though, and we'd all set cur hearts on
his getting well, when there was an
other change, and the color left his
face-and his little hands had no
strength in 'em. The minister came
again, and he stopped down, says he
My dear child, are you afraid to
go .
And what do you think, sir--what
do think, missile said Oh, how it
went through me
'God'U Sho10 me the aoay
'And he showed the way, sir. /
never see anything like that dying, sir
never. He held my hand, he said,
'Keene, you love God, too He gave
gasp, then a smile. and then there
came bright glory light over his white
face that made it shine all over-Oh,
sir, II can't tell It,
The man held his head down and sob
bed like child, and his were not the
only tears. The next morning was the
Sabbath. A near bell was heard {; a
plain white meeting-house stood in
sight. The stranger and his daughter
met the miner, who pointed to the
heavenward spire, exciaiming as Il
smile broke over his face:
You see, sir, God shows us all the
way.--Family Treasury
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-29

Children, webs of glory weaving,
Dream not of the sad bereaving
Oftheir mothers days.
When the evening shades are falling,
Angel forms around seem calling
Seeds of light are sown:
Then, methinks, / hear their ringing.
Olden joys around me winging--
Then I'm 'er alone.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-29
TO FL CALL
CARROLLTON @ A COUNCIL,
REGULAR MEETING.

and Messrs. j. Davenport, f. Fischer,
Charles Engleman, G. Herrle and Il.
Schuler.
Absent Messrs. j. r. Hutchison,
William Mayo and George Brookes.
The minutes of August 22nd and Sep
tember 9th, were read and approved,
Treasurer Kern's Report for two
wesks ending September 5, was read,
showing balance of $l5 SO cash on
hand that day.
Treasurer Kern's Report for two
weeks ending this day was read, showing
balance of 96 cents cash on hand.
A report was read from Mayor Ferth,
that he had approved and accepted the
bond of F.. Kern Treasurer and Collec-
tor with II. III. Gogreve as his security
for SIS, 900; and that he had advertised
the Forty Privilege for sale on the 29th
inst. Also, suggesting some action of
the Council for the protection of tho
Barricades on Canal Avenue.
,On motion, the report was received
| and ordered filed and the action of the
| Mayor approved. ].
The following resolutions offered by
Mr.. Davenport were read and adopted
after suspending tho Rules on his mo-
tions.
]. Resolued, That the Mayor is author
| izedto barricade and close Canal Avenue
| to public use for tho term of two
months.
2. Resotred, That for removing or
breaking down tho barricndes placed
by direction of the Mayor on Canal
Avenue and for driving any vehicle
on said Avenue between the burrcades,
the person offending shall bo liablo
for tino Of Ten Dollars for each
! contraycntion.
A report was rond from Secretary
Porter, that in accordance with Section
: of the Charter he had appointed
Commissioners and ordered the Annual
| Election for Mayor and four Coun-
cilmen, and that said Election would
be held in the Council Hall, on Monday
the first day Of October, 1860.
On motion, tho report was. received
and tho action of tho Secretary up
proved. g., a..
Commissary DcibePs report of work
done on the levee and streets in August
was read, received and ordered filed.
Communication were read.
lst from Councilman Mayo, asking
leave Of absence for ono month. On
motion, it was granted.
2nd from Mr.. n. Commnndeur tend
cring his resignation MS Director OF the
| Public Schools. On motion, the resig-
nation of Mr.. Commandeur was nc
cepted:
3rd from +. Kern Secretary, inviting
the Mayor and Council to participate
| i'll celebrating the Eleventh Anniversary
of the tnrrollton Fire Company No. /,
on the 4th Of October, 1860. On motion,
the invitation was accepted.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-29

ed so says L, ''Nhy, mater made 1t,
Pinky; we used to call him Pink and
Pinky. ~
We'll what made mater, Keene 2"
he kept on asking.
'Why-why tnater made itself j.
'Oh, no ~ he cried and with SOL
semn look as ever / see on any face and,
his voice of warming don't know
why, but I newer heer'd anything like
Ills says he. God made everything;
God M down here IL the dark
was as if a man had
sti1c1 8. Pinky, where did
you That from 2
Skys he, "The good man told
me-.
What good man 7" I asked, and an
ugly feeling came over me.
'What preached atmammy's funeral
said he. -,
and where'd you get him % L sort
o. growled like.
sOut in the road yesterday. + seed
him on horse, and ie took me up and
rided me ever g fi and back, and
told me all "a the go things.' 5,
L was silent teli ye. I didn't
know what 10 say hut I was mad.
just then, in moving up quick, my lamp
lsent opt. Now, that's a thing that
Happen but few times in T. good
4nunv years. II knew I'd have to wait
and oller till somebody came-for the
/ pit was full Of hoies-and so I said:
Don be straid, Pinky, they'll be here
soon;' bnt was shaky, for he was in a
dang geroNs part of the pit.
SAYS he, I don't feel afraid Keene;
lIos on spose Gods close to us p
declare, | felt my blood trickle
ld, and every wind that came down
tae shaftway thought was his breath,
lthe breath of God
q Well, the hours passed away, and
Inobody came. Presently, says Little
l2inky, 'I'll 60 for you, God will show
Itne the way and 1 heard his little feet
patting along them dangerous places.
It was awful !, The sweat started out on
me thick, and it seemed like I couldn't
| breathe. But when [ called him back
he shouted with his little voice, 'Godn
show me the way ~
1T almost makes me tremble when |
think ont, sir; the boy went over the
worst road in the pit, full of sink shafts,
and dangerous place, without no lamp
! O, sir when they came to me with plenty
of light, II couldn't believe it sir, ]
couldn't; and though they kept telling
that Pinky was safe, [ tell you, sir,
that thought it was lie, tell see
him, and heard him cry out, Pm snfe
Keone-God showed me the way
'Woll, sir, you mayn't think this
looks true but It's; Oh, tits as true as
wonderful sir; and 1 tell you / was {
different man after that. Not that
! grew good at once-no, / didn't know
| the zoay then, sir didn't feel like LITTLE
Pinky; / didn't feel sure that Code
shoto me, but lie did.
Zone dey, after Pinky had been
working hard, he said he was dry, and
his head ached. Well, wesnlways ex-
pected something'd oiling him-so that
night L carried home in my arms, and
laid him on his bed, and never, sir
the miner cholIcd for a moment drew
one rough hand across his eyes, turned
away a brief second, then said hurried.
ly-'he never got up from it himself
Eagain. Eevery night ] came home he
was worse and worse, and l tell you
felt as if al the light / ever SEQ was
going. out.
'Qre morning he asked me IN M.
weak voico-'Wouldn't ] send for The
good man that preached for his
mammyn' 1 didn't say no--'twosn't ii
my heart to do that thing and before
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

West, Renshaw Il Cammaek- l6 do Il purriye &eo
SO hf bbls mulasses Il d Urquhart- l5 hhds
sugar So bbls molasses to A G MaranauH- 40 do
Abat, Marye & Cushman-2 20 do Menard u Vignaudi
80 do Augustin q Thibeault-Sl sacks cotton seed
Hawkins & Norwood d-sundries to order-Total AL
bales cotton ll4 hhds sugar 9l5 bbls 39i hf hbls
molasses. Ha@.5
MEMPHIS Per steamer Republic Total 1904
bales cotton.
NEW IBERIA-Per steamer Pieayune No 80
bales cotton Belloeq, Noblom &co- rs do Nu-
gent &oo-7 do Payne & Harrison 64 bbls moas-
ses Toledano Il Taylor sundries to order-Total
10 bales cotton
DONALDS0NVILLE-Pe steamer Acadia-sun-
dries to order--Total hhds sugar SlS bbls $50 hf
bbls moasses.
BAYOU SARA--Per steamer Iberville-sundres
to order.
SHREVEPORT : Per steamer News Boy = e.
bales cotton W Burbridge &eo-- 81 do Green \
Crump- % Henderson, Terry &co- 25 r G Cum-
minps &co- 81 wilson Il Pomroy-S7 81 Hawkins 4
Norwood 81 j Watt &co- IL Wright j. Aliens
Frellsen, Stevenson &co-- 5 Phelps y Jones' l75
PAYNE 6 Harrison--3 bales wool and sundries to
order-Total Az bales cotton. =..-.z.- ..mr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

The last arrivals from St Louis report six feet ia
the river the worst bars being AZ Crawiords, lea
Table and Powers Island The Planet came oat
drawing 6 feet inches, but rubbed very haTd. n y
TIE piIots Of the Atlanta report feet full hence
to Memphis. -, ~,
Ohio, and can only say that there is plsn.y ol
water, and more coming. The lower end OF tne
river M iasi accounts was falling above Paducah,
but rising above Green river, a., c;... .s
Louisiana passed Helena yesterday morning. She
will be here tomorrow evening ana ioad lor new
Orleans to leave Thursday evening.
The st. Louis Republican Of the 9th says
The river here was stationary yesterday. There
is feet scant in the channel out to Cairo, and
plenty Of water below Cairo.
The Illinois river is rising its whole length. The
rise at Hennepin amounted to is inches, when the
Laolede left that point. Below Peoria the officers
Of the I4aclede report a swell Of inches. There
is about feet in the channel from Peoria to the
mouth. There is o great deal Of stuff to come out
Of the river, but shippers are holding back.
The Missouri river has lately experienced a slight
rise, hut it amounted to nothing in the way Of I'M,
proving navigation. The Emgrant, which arrived
from Ieavenworth last evening, reported 81 feet IN
the channel and falling.
| the cutters and ponds were frozen over In the
evening it commenced raining, with every lndica-
ton Of continuing all night. Business on the land
ing is comparatively dull
Gross 1efe f0F bdyou sdfd.--lne nus lfe1eht
packet Gross Tete, Capt. James McQuod, master,
and Mr. Geo. wilkinson, clerk, will leave at 5
o'clock this evening for Bayou Sara and interme-
diase landings,
Gen, Qaitr,,an for drgyle landings. The large
first class and superb passenger packet Gen. Quit
man, Capt. Jno. w. Cannon, commander, and Mr..
Jas. F. Smith, clerk, win leave At o'clock this
evening for Argyle Landing and Yicksburg.
D. B. Miller for White Riper.-The staunch and
excellent passenger packet D. B. Miller will leave
at O'Clock this evening for White River.
Republic for Memphis. The fine passenger
packet Republic, Capt. A. Baird, commander,
leaves at 5 O'Clock this evening for Memphis and
the Bends.
Mirinelaaa for a. Lo,sis.-The large and fine
passenger packet Minnehaha, Capt. Voolfolk,
commander, and Mr.. 7. McAdams, clerk, viii leave
at o'clock this evening for Cairo and st. Louis.
3. II. Fauatid for Louisville. The superb
passenger packet E. H. Fairchild, Capt. Faucett,
commander, Mr.. R. f. Fuller, clerk, will back out
for Cairo and Louisville ats o'clock this evening"
Music for Lafoarche. The elegant, fast and
substantial passenger packet Music, Capt. y. J
Brown commander, and Mr. j. A. Richard, clerk
Will leave at 5 o'clock this evening for Lafourche
and intermediate landings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
Exports,

APALACHIC0LA--P steamship Florida-1024
bhls -four 250 bbls whisky % bbis molasses % cks
bacon 90 scks coffee loo bxs cheese 50 hhds sugar
200 scks corn So bhls pork.
NEW YoRK-Per brig Samoset-2lo hhds sugar
$40 bbs moasses.
CORK Per bark S Fisk 9947 scks corn
l0,2l7 staves
CHARLESTON schr E G Knight bags
sea island cotton "a bales moss 43 hhds sugar $40
bb1s molasses so hf bbls do bales mats 56 pkgs
mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

Liverpool, October 2e-The ship Ceres, for New
Orleans put back through stress of weather. octo-
Der Esd The ship Danube, for New Orleans, put
back with damage to rudder-head.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
f.aFsceFr oftqcR. No, 70 GasP srRERr,
: Monday NnfHlng. Nov. IL 1860.

pass w : '''ss -
- ,.ta,, 3, -, avsrscs beeu toIera-
; la.t ,yaasJss i.ansrs with in
q ss,,,s lu,, a. Win be seen
r. ~ sn,,sya reorganization for the week
s.s. x.s ,,ss ,,, !.
- - ,.,ss s,gsr cas- bhds. and
tssfs y e 1sa bs5s
eo's' s saa = es7
hosas' sHs. ,,ar ,ss hh,s IA
NM - t,,as ,.,,,;ny
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q, ,s ts a,eoant
s'ss = II ne
. .'s ,s aesss hsen ,ialv
&C 80 ,,s,t;op s. ne
g. Ada that she ID ali
s'.,s' 80, = ba
~ ssas ~ "a -;vsr ,rad and i
7..e q H., af that
sss,., 3 Il, host timber
ss @ ~ ;ss,,s eon,a
60 ~ go
s.s, e ,ar s,,, e.rs.,er Her
= q = a - .be
cs5an y model, IN rs way, ana Is ons :. ..s
nestest end most comtortaoe aesesipaon' :. =
Wel-4exen a'ia sas's VIZ : ~
number of well appointed ana p's
xhaca leok = II tney NAG seei oo'lsslsssu ana
lafntahaa VIII " eys sliase y ale vo'l.lo,s auu
eenxsaaence q passsnes1 ssssss III \.
s asea risef ssaas = ps'sss u 80 e.
fne ~ snas W.
~ s'zS ~ a
r,,e,s ~ Ia fss
Z 4
als'slon " -,
M 's
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
Leaves every SATURDAY at6P, M
NEW ORLEANS AND VICTSS-

III
AG.s anemine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara,
z5@ssEssEFed River Landing Fort Adams Esehez Water
prnof Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenion and Vcks
burTbe NatehcZ, T. p. Leahets muster viii leare
az above every Saturday O'Clock T.. n.
]. ]. PERSON 4 co, Agents.
sel0 Al Carondeie street
The Natehez connects yesburg with the Hope
princ for Yayno rip
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
SHERIFF'S SALES.

,,--~@-~@~SS~-c ,---~~~~~~~-S~~~~
FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
0fNew Orleans. GEoReiANA M ls1ss. EeBhkTs'
pY VIRTUE of N writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
New Orleans entitled will proceed sell
public auction the City Hotel Common between Camp
Magazine Streets FRIDAY, 18th day of December
fs60 II o'clock NJ, the following described property,
to-wit-
All the Rights Titles and Interest of the defendant @
Georeiana Roberts, and certain lot of ground lt.1
together with buildings and improvements there M
on in the First District of this city, in the
bonded by Euterpe, ST. Charles Poymna and Garondeet
Streets having front of 25 feet ST. Charles street by
ll3 feet in depth
story frame house and kitchen
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
- Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
La VILE DE LA NILE
C1soufENE CouR DE DISTRICT ORLEANS GE0R-
de N0nyello,otlfens, Nm Is7ss RoBEkrs-No-
INN yERTU DUN writ de snisie CT yente n
IA moi adresse par onobe Gnqneme Gour de District de
la Orleans dams faare dessus ie poc6derai le
VENnREpI dc dacembre 1850 midi tolei de Ia cite
rue Commune, les du Camp ct des Magasins
pabllque ct adjudication de Ia propd6te don't de
criptnn suit -
Tons les Drots Tres Tntett de Ia defend Geor
gapa terrain stu6 dams lie Premier Dit1ct de
Poly Garonaee 25 pieds de lace la rue St
Charles ll5 pieis de plOfondenr.
Ensemble les basses amtoFations qu "
trouVen CONSTANT masan ct cuisine deN eages
en- bois.
ssisie dams lafaire edessus.
C0NDITIoNs-Comp an moment de ledjudeation.
f. 7. PARKER,
nI2 do Il sh6rif de "a psraisse Z, G,Elsans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
Leaves every SATURDAY. kt5P M, rosisiveIy
REGULAR YICkSRUR G PACR

Leaves every FuESDA AY at 4 O'Clock P. NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND VfCEEEs
srsES i. burg u s. Mail Gne.-FoF DonHtasensilo Pla-
if3&s4 auemne, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bsypussra,
Red River Landing Fort Adams Matches Water
Proog E9dey St Joseph Grand Gn WaTrenton and Vcka
leave as above every ESD y ~ O'Clock Returning
she will Ycksburg every FRIDAY L O'Clock H.
ID. f. CARROLL K CO,
Ja4 Agents. 5S Carondeet strset,
will Viosbur with the
DeJydro fol
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
LOWER Goa sT.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURD AY Al 10 Al M
FOR QUARANTINE AND LOWER
fs GSast.INoeers I, Msek-l he fine passenger packet
saaf viii have New Orleans al above commaneina on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd OF October.
seq f. LANOTrE agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

By Capt Frost, Of the ship Express, on the 18th
oetober, in LAT. a "a N, long. S5 IS W., British
bark Elizabeth Campbell. from Glasgow bound 70
Trinidad.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
PEoPLEss S NE.

PEOPLES LENE-FoR THE COAST
HEs9 h BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS-Ths
hne stauhch and comfortable Passenger Steamer
q 0ideH Age. Capt. Webbing leaves eysry
SATURDAY EVENING at o'clock. s'
The substantial swif-running Passenger Steamer R w
Powell, Capt Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENING"
above, at O'Clock i
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

schr Clifton. Grew, I'm RHatan Island, to ] Pig
niolo &co.
Schr l. johnson, Ellis, II days fm New York,
TO G w Hynson &cd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer Cuba rs bales cotton
Battle, Noble &co-- so bbls lime s Holden Geo.
suudries to order. -q.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
TALLAHArcHlE AND YAzoo PIyERs.

Leaves oa z UESn AY, i3Iilnst Mt s r. M
FOR YAH0U AND TALLkIIA rCuIE
~ II nktYcIs-For ueftufe Greenwood, Marion Yaynn
City. ssar,ia and yicksbufeThe superior IisSt
taught, sw Il En ming passenger steamer IIays,
DRIP, T Dent master vii leave above Fer freight
passege apply On board = s7e
"a gIRGINIus @. DENTzEL,
niA Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

Leaves every TIL RSDAY, ,at5PM
ROss FORT ADAMS, TUNIGA NOR.
fYs5 a gausa, Bayou Saa and the Cnst-Fhe new mas.
senger steamer Laurel Hill, e. & Gross
master, Eavng been ne@y iied out aud her cabs
esendou, wall leave above every THURSDAY EVENING
at o'clock. '@
sell BuGENR I,&NAuE AGENT