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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

Nothing is required SO much in the improvement
of Emporia, and that would add more to the beauty
of the place, than fencing the lots-particulnrly
those on which residences have already been built
and setting out trees A proper spirit of liber-
atty in this respect the part of property hold
ers the coming spring, would add one. half to the
beauty of our town.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

Why don't our Board of Supervisors make
out and publish report of she receipts and
expenditures of the county for the past year !?
This should have been done Immediately
after their regular meeting in November
last The people are ANXIOUS to see the
figures.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

At EImendaso. Madison county. the 26th OF last
month, by J. a. Williams, J. p. JAMES a. GRAHAM
to Mrs. AMANDA HoELIs, both OF that place
At Hartford, Madison county, on the LIST inst,
by 8. Mantor. ]. p, Dr. a. F. ASHLEY OF Forest
City. Mo-, to Miss ASGIE R. LoSGLET. OF the first
mentioned place.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14
EMPORIA
Union Graded School.


WE would respectfully announce to the citi-
w zens of Emporia and surrounding country
that the first term of this school will commence
Jan end, 1860, in the Christian Church, at EN-
poria Mr. E. Phillips, the elected SuperiDtend-
ent of Common Schools in this county, having re-
moved to this place has united his interests with
this school. Our design and purpose hereafter ia
to make it not only of the best schools in Kan
sas Territory, but equal to any in the States We
expect to communicate instruction In all the
branches of science and literature, which may be
demanded by the people.
TERMS TUITION
Ordinary English Branches, per term
of three months. 50 90
Higher and Languages. 90
Ernporia is the largest and. most thriving town
South of the Kansas River. 1t being situated on
high rolling prairie between the Neosho and Cot
tonwood Rivers, renders it not only one Of tho
most beautiful but of the most healthful local
tiles in Kansas The facilities for boarding hero
are equal to any in the Territory.
Citizens ut home and abroad, we respectfully
solicit your patronage.
l25 PHILLIPS d THOMPSON.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

PARADE-The Emporia Cavalry, Capt. Ricka
baugh, made fine show in our streets last Satur
day evening. After the exercises were over. the
company partook of an excellent supper at the
Emnoris House
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14
Prices Current.
Emporia N arket

EInp0ria Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLouR-Extra- Superfne, 81 2S per cwt.
BEANs-$2,5 so
AprLEs-Dried, 50 90 per bushel.
PEAcuEs-Dried, 81 90 per bushel-
CRAoKERsoo..l5@2O cts per III.
Eeos-laS q =.
sgeAn- RSIta 1 Y cts per h.
RIcE@S@I0
TEAs-50@SI
CoFFEE-l62a - " 90
CopF1sH-l5
WHITE FIsH-15 +" 90
Mackerel-No. I, IS "
MoLAssEs-per gallon, Is cts!
BuRSlXs FIrID-I 90 per gallon.
OlL-Linseed, 40
VINEGAR 30 %
Brrr-s@lO cts. per Ii.
TALLow-ll
LARD-l5
RAooS-l4
Picked PoRK-l4
ToBAcco-30975
SALr-per sack of 200 lbs, 81 SO
Dairy, 5000 cts per sack.
CANDLEs-Tallow. 20 cts. per ID
Sperm, 80 "a q
SoAr-lO@I2la cts
NAns-61a@7
PowDER-Blasting, Acc.
WHITE LrAp-per keg, a5 lbs. 90.
LuMBER-$25 601@S3O 90.
SHINGLEs-$40a4 50 per thousand.
Loo CHA1N-121aa cts. per b.
GLAss-aslo per so feet, 50 50
lOxl4 so.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

ANOTHER ARTEsIAN WELL-Mr. Rawson, who
commenced well in this town short time
since, and after digging about twenty feet came to
rock without finding water, has applied arte-
sian borer, and is determined to try the experiment
to q considerable depth.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

At the fire in Westport. of which We
gave an account last week. thirteen buildings
were destroyed. instead of two, as We stated.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

We noticed yesterday long trains of OK wagons
loaded with logs going in the direction ct Britton
d Priests mill. A cloud of smoke in that direc-
ton gives US to understand that the mill is again
in operation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

Proctor & Co. have bought five tons of pork the
present week. at SIS 1906 so p 100 lbs. Hogs
are now coming in quite freely.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

IMPnovEXENTs.-Messrs. Bailey 4 Heritage's
new brick building Commercial street is now
completed and occupied. 1t is l61s by 90 feet
and two stories hgh-the first 9 feet, the second
61s-and cost $1,000.
!. E. Perley's new store is now receiving the
finishing touch of the painters, and will be occu
pied by him with an extensive stock of hardware
and groceries in short time. The building is
gag feet front by 40 deep, and two stories high
with a basement or cellar. The stories very
high, making the front thirty feet from the ground.
Its side and walls of stone, and its front
brick. The cost will be about $4,000
W. NJ. Rawson has commenced the erection of
livery stable on the corner of Mechanics street and
Fifth avenue, to be 40 feet square and one story
and half high.
A. Isbell has lately erected residence which
cost $500. A number of similar ones are in pro-
gress, that will be completed early in the spring.
NEW DISCOVERY OF CoAL.-Mr. Jacob DIETRICH
living nine miles west of Emporia, brought in last
Monday sample of very good bituminous coal
which exists in large quantities on his farm-for-
merry owned by VIM. o. Ferguson, OF this place.
We procured specimen, which compares favora-
bly, with the Burlingame coal, heretofore used by
our blacksmiths The location is on the bank of
Jacobs Greek. one mile south of the Cottonwood
The vein is ten feet below the surface of the
ground. lying between stratas of slate and soap
stone, and is about two feet in thickness Its
width has not been ascertained. Mr. Cox, our
blacksmith, after trying it, ordered a load, and
has doubt that, after penetrating little further
it will prove of better qualty-sutficenty good
enough for his use. This discovery will prove q
great convenience to this part of the country,
which has heretofore been supplied from consd-
cradle distance
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

ARRIVAL OF SENATOR SEwARD.-A dis
patch to the Leavenworth IImsss Gays, that
Senator Seward arrived in New York the
evening of the 18th ult.. on the steamship
Arago. His arrival was the signal for gen.
eral and hearty rejoicing. He was carried
IN triumph from the steamer, amidst the en-
thusiastic cheers, and boom Of cannon.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

TEMPERANCE IN ToPEKA.-The Tribune
says. series of temperance meetings. lately
held in our city, have been doing good SER
vice. Several old soakers have relinquished
their cups and signed the pledge.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14
Odd EeIlows.

Emporia Lodge. No 10, l. o. o. F.. meets reg
ularly every Wednesday evening, at o'clock in
Mosonic Hall. Members of the Order in good
standing are cordially invited 10 visit the Lodge.
JOSEPH RICKABAUGH, N. G.
C. c. HAssLER, Scc'y.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

Friend Horace has out his sigma surcingle-
which shows that he is harnessed into work at last.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

The weather is an almanac, but our almanac is
no weather-teller for this latitude. Monday was
very warm-Tucsday and Wednesday piercing
cold yesterday warm again-so warm, we
felt as if,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14
FURNITURE!

TENHE undersigned beg leave to inform the citi-
i zens of Emporia and surrounding country
that they are. manufacturing. and intend keeping
constantly on hand
Bedsteads, Tables, Lounges, Stands,
Collins, and all other kinds of Furniture usually
manufactured in our ,line of business, which we
offer for sale cheap for cash 'or country produce.
Give us a call, at McElfreshs building, two doors
north of The News Office.
l25me j. SUTTLE & SON.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

Regular COMMUNICATIONS of Emporia Lodge, No.
~, A. F. and A NJ. are held on the Thursday eve
ming of, preceding the full moon. in each month
j. r. VAN METER, w. M
CIV. EsKRIDeE, Sec'y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

Summertime, we sat between
The autumn and the spring.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14

Treas-7'ro Dollars per cnnum. in advance
Clubs of ten, SIT. Clubs of twenty, $50.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14
THE EMPoRIA NEWS.

Published every Saturday morning at Emporis.
Breckinridge County, Kansas, by
RANDALL * CO.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-01-14
Rates of Advertising.

-, cent insertion. five cents; dollar line, per
.,num. One-fourth column three months, $40;
AK months, SIT; one year, $50. One-half column
rec months, SIT; six months, $50; one year, $50.
All transient and foreign advertisements must be
accompanied by the cash, to insure insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

80 Felowes sSco--- so GladdensS Siexas-- IA Jno l.
Lee--2o Fselsen, Stevenson &eo-20 G Connolly Il
co.'s Hughes Hyllested &co-- Is Nixon &co--16
Moore 4 Browder-- Ii Hayes & Sanders 10 s o
Nelson AGO. 10 Battle, Noble &co--l0 do TO order
.--10 Walker & Snider-- 10 Rhorer & Neutz--10 do
Rander & Hubbard--l0 Allison, Pattison &co--l0
ID r Carroll AGO. 8 do Hewitt, Norton &co-- 6 do
Hy Sheppard irs--a Warren Gilmore &ce--sundries
to order-Total 269S bales cotton.
VICKSBUisG- Per steamer Chsrmer--430 bales
cotton w jackson Sce-3 3ll BNckner, Stanton 4
Newman--2l9 do Vaudeville l. McIlhenny POS do
Hendersea Il Peafe- lsS g Il B s Rcks-ll9 &c
RotchfolW, Brown &eo-9S McFa arland L BarBs6sle
-95 Wright u kllen--90 do W 4 Leverich &c6--S4
Foley, Avery &co-- T6 Hewitt Norton &co-s3 do
Thofmhill &co--6S Fellowos &co-5S d r Carroll a.
COY Giien, Smedes &cc~- Sc j Watt &co--49 do
FTiealander & Gerson- DC do G ConRelly &co-d4
Green &sCfgmp- Al W 4 D Urouhart- zs Byrne,
Vance &co~-40 w Esslin &co-30J J Person &co
,.-8S R L adams &cc-s5 Slaughter, Smith & Shot
well-23 Go Coleman hitton 4 Withers--ls Ward
Hunt &ce-l6 Lewis & Clark--16 Fly Sheppard ir-
III Maze &eo-s ellis Il Ferguson 8 Duncan x
PAYNE s to ordsr--sa2 BroadweN,& Haynes-l25
sacks cotton seed A a Maginnis- to order
-Totas 2705 bales ustton.
ALEXANDRIA, Per steamer ERA No T. 256
bales cotton W &tB Urquhart--ioS West Renshaw
& Cammaek- 90 SHAW s. Zunta~-- Friedlander &
Gcrson--S G l. Eu1ns g. Bros sundries to order
Total AIS bales 'eetton. @
lE0NALDsoSTILLE-P Per steamer Aeadia-sun-
dries to order.
/ LOWER C0EST-Per stesmer Empire Parish
| 1 hhd sugar -hhls molasses P Cazenave-194 scks
sce and sumdztes to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
Receipts OF Produce.

ST LOUIS Per steamer Imperial 500 bbls
-four to Ra &eo-- 400 do ] Gonnoly &co- 800 do
A Thomson &co--S67 do Fl Kennedy &eo-s9 do
Jas w Fee &co--352 do ia scks bran to Halliday,
Graham &eo42 bales hay to I Moore &co--424
seks bran 0gesby 4 Macaulay- 356 do Scrnggs
Donegan &co % bhls eggs bbl apples 4 bbls
cheese Schneider 4 Wise--5 do sscks csks bbls
apples 10 bbls eggs F Del Bondio-- lo3 scks pota.
toes Thomson &co--l5S do e w Benton-6 bales
linseys w P Leyy-S pkgs mdse Valentine &co
~ do n @, o &G w r R--3 do @ Il Hall &co-l0
do w G Watt-3s do n oliver "a do Peet Simms
&co-s hhds tobacco Wilson 4 Young . do Given,
Watts eco SO bxs tobacco Bragg & DsAquin--69
bales cotton r Estfin &co--25 Green & Grump--
2 do steamer New Uncle Sam-l0 do NJ Greenwood
70 20 Levy q Dieter 81 do Slaughter, Smith IL
shotwel--20 do Davis, Jenkins &eo-- AS do W Cox
&co--7a do S O Nelson &co--26 W A johnson &co
---i3 Henderson & Peale--49 Barley, johnson tkc8
~ Farley, Jurey &co-- IL do Moon a Bros do
Mcfarland 4 Barksdale- ~ Feowes &co--l6 10
Carroll, Hoy Zee 7s do Friedander & Gerson--9
] r Groves &co.-7 Williams Geo. 10 Tarleton,
Whiting Il Tulls- so q p Back--2I 7 H 81 NJ Al
len &ce--l7 Hughes, Hyllested &co-s Thornhill l.
co-96 Iiillard, Summers Neo- lis Nixon &co--i0
] Person &eo-- So G & S Kicks Buckner,
Stanton 4 Newman GA Ward, Hunt &co- III do
Rotehford Brown AGO. "a Byrne, Vance &co- g
Creevy y FarMel5 Winston, Morrison &eo--6 do
d Carroll &co-9 do Glaspe, Brewer &co-sun-
dries 20 order-Totai 1859 bales cotton 8 hhds to-
/ bacee.
/ PADUCAH-Per steamer James Woods--sO bbls
1 flour is5 seeks corn l6o hhds tobacco Given Watts
/ &co,-S do II II Fraser do Moore 4 Brewder-5
| do Campbell Mckee &co- do Wilson & Young
II do Fellowes &eo-- bx tobacco E Conery--2
! do JAS Turner rs bdls twine Penn & Shortfid-
i las ses oats Converse q kennett-l3i5 do SIG seks
/ corn A Thomson &eo- hbs -four Geddes--22S
! do Gordon & Foster $50 do oglesby u MacauIay
-62 do B p Ethell AGO = 81 bhis potatoes to " Il
Fairchild &eo-- 56 bales cotton Hillard, Summers
&ce-- Is do Nixon &eo-~7 IL do to Logan Soniat 4
| Claiborne--I2 do NJ Greenwood 3 do Henderson
/ Terry tScoa-- do Phelps 4 Jones 80 hbls apples
Watts, Peasants &eo--3 30 rolls leather l. Mann
! Total u bales cotton ls2 hhds tobacco.
/ GREENYILLEz- Per steamer Gen Qnitman-22l
/ bales catton Ward, Hunt &co-Iss r w Estlin See
LIS Pritcbard i Flower 16S W Cox AGO. l6l
! Rotchfeed, Brown AGO. 1876 Barley, johnson &ct
/ --l25 W Jackson &eo-l04 do BuekBer, Stanton i
4 Newman--lo3 Thornhill &eo-9s J ] Person &co-
IS Vaudeville 4 MeIlheny- So Hilliard Summers
&eo--z9 Martin. Cobb &ee-66 Watt &co--66 dc
Henderson & Peale- 6s do Payne Il Harrison "a
West, Renshaw & eammaek-49 Wright & Allen
i 46 W D urqnharL t6 Drew 4 Seymour AZ do
Gi1en, sMedes &co-ss Carroll. hoy &co--S6 Far
ley, Jurey Goo IS Slaughter. Smith il shotweil-
! s. Iyrne, Vance Neo- 81 ] b Bailey AGO. 81 do
J Foley Avery 6co=sa Logan, soniat & Claiborne
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

I.IyERpo oOI.-Per ship Hollyhead-72 zoo states
r Maxwell--347, 600 do j 4 j 6 Davidson--5s5 bds
iron i Folger &eo--77 bxs tins Stark, Stauffer &
col cask & ware 81 casks 203 crates e ware to
J Gauche-- 81 pkgs ware 200 TINS coal 10000
bricks to order.
TAMPICO--Per sehr Red Fox-$lI 500 in specie
to S Fernandez &co- $500 do Ceriaco-- $500 do
Ayendano Bros 1873 do Bruguere-3e silver
bars Avendano Bros 2 do Tarpin- let fruit To
order Total sG3 ,283 in specie.
TAMPIC0- Per schr Alphonsine Lot fruit to
order.
PENSACOLA Per schr Wild Pigeon 81, ,476 #
lumber 10000 laths Simpson & Dorr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

Railroads.. 5 - 81 ,se
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per @afornia-133 bales cot
ton Battle, Noble &co-sundries to order
MOBILE Per steamer Oregon bales cotton
Battle Noble &c0--3 gins ID Pratt 80 bxs tobacco
A Johnson- $4,000 Martin, Cobb &co sundries
to order. lissst89 a. &4 "a .ssa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
Foreign Forts.

II Hamburg, no date. - Arrived from New Orleans,
ship American Union, Lincoln.
Genoa, September H.--Arriyed from New Or
leans, bark Aegean. 50 s.ss4gs..
Deal, September 20.- Arrived from New Or
leans, ship Comet
5 on Dover, September E.-ArriFed from New
Orleans, ship Ernest Moritz
Malaga, September 6.-Saed for New Orleans,
brig Samoset, Briggs; British schooner Guada-
loupe.
ST. Thomas, September I5.-In port. ship Hen
rietta Marcy, ship Picayune, Brooks, discharging.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
ExI,orts.-

LIVERPoo ooL-Per ship Shamrock 1876 bales
cotton.
bbls whisky SIS hbls flour 25 scks corn 25scks grain
l3 cks bacon. a
APALACHTC0LA-- Per steamer VIM FL Young
or scks corn 81 bbls whisky 65 bxs candles II bxs
starch 25 piows 20 cks bacon 10 bbls beef 20 bbs
fish 200 bhls flour crates ware 10 bbis vinegar
"a bxs preserves 1900 gunny sacks pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

de la Nougellc- -0rleaus ORLEANS VS.. SAMUEL
! Y0RK--No. s5s2
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente
IL moi adesse par onorRble Sxieme Caur de District
Nonvele Orleans ae cidcssns proesdeHi e
VENDREDI. de povembre 1860 midi, Hotel de la Cite
de 10 Commune, eels dn Camp des Nagans
pubque ct adjudication de Ia propte don't suit la
cfiption--
TNE PORTION DE TERRE stuee dams le ouatrieme
District cette Vile dams iet borne Harmony
David upper Line ct St. Andre La de portion de
l09 p d et ignes de face la St Andre tA
pieds de face Ia Harmony dams proondeur
nsqna la Upper Line aquele ellie facade de $50
pieds,
Saisie dams afaire cdessus. 85
1 C0NDITIONS--Conptan II moment de REHABILITATION.
r. T. PARKER.
se22 oil 9 is n2 Sheriff de M Parnisse difrlsans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
g ~. xxEsewr fsyF1vs, No 7e Caxr srR1.1,f
Is....,.l - = f1et,1,eY q S<2Sn.

panst inpatas, whick We hope and believe Will
gradually Increase te q development Of its wontad
faal aetiyity. Alshcsgh the STIR and hssSle was
stili consnsd chiefly TO the upper landing, still the
xpf1t,1ey -xssdress at the lower ievee Is rapidly
1fy;i,S Wv to rertais amount Of scssity in the
geav d parsslon, on the part 0f stats engaged
In H. trkie of tia lower Kif5ntarses 20 open sae
soasoh, A number of M river packets are ap
for &hi evening, ead have fair iSsFs engaged and
received. risa Of bpt afew aeehes in the Red
I'LL s3pAchite fiSers wes Ia grtSy improve 5fa aps
rsxrancs ii tlc lever north IL she ferry lsnaing.
WSatiisr wsssa aall ssoudy-
sAn fiveS NJ this ssSnt has alien about an inch
xIi12e fjsir Md fspets
$ asie II ssaphis pss ket fngSsnar left last evening
xstif Il sad sfip Il freiEhtN nd the y, S. Mall. We
Is4xn st ne Meaphs uaca cts will heresfter carry
{Iie T4s!ssss
VIII asarn fFsfa d IlotfxsilIe exchange that the
liz eSssrsf WooSsord woSl6 leave padscah for this
pbftF aay, kssiHg bsse repaired and placed 10
tIystsp ion for sAe fall and winter trade
ifie cay Earsssal assf ved here yesterday morning
frl Sssysisis With good trip of freight and over
three huhlsed passengers. This splendid packet
tR1s hseh ahexonghls overhanled, repaired andre
pstnted. and achka IS i she had experienced .
4y5Sond sirshs ShS Leaves on her return trip to-
\ e&enAEtss On y sonssoay essnlas.
~. leas = =
as anst. kssseo sssasf ssa e : as -
nead sc the aus, aoaais's 4or pr.
~ II: II ssss - q E1a so Z sss
1of sne tsss ous hha.s sA's iesat =
y ~ a,sack bayou, fesuf1se' nee "
's sSss1uls lafsns1. M
aslt nnsevspofs, Wylus eo iiaAs nss
% sensfsoa so inspect tne report 'ea iniproSsT
as1f y nasfEsss On IN cypress @ayou--tne VOTE
m x'apt. telxss E.
Gaif Alslaer q me Saline, Is 20 leave on tne
nsst rise Of N Nater ior @ above t,t1 me raae.
RIVER ssalsAng from shfeverers down, win ~ !,
aRehes ON 1principai nafs, ~ abohes on shaegy
Notassz sAohes On laals' - ihches scaht at'nouih
" s Sz a,as St'o aases, aga ees'lns Moiss.
Z isa Noss passed mouth o ss'a river carry fri-
-
Asaa rs psis' s'l =,
sSsss nsa u ss'n'a ioi1
@ ~ ~ so2 s'1 u
1s sa'e !. lsat = = ssloifs ". ".
g uoalas on ahs Ass = Mouna esy 'iie
a'ss y "sls nos isii
- sa'As nei % ans wa'er, ana hasahs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09

STATE LOUISIANA, =
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be il remembered ninth day Of May 1885, before
me- the undersigned of the Peace in md The city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry President and
Louis Barnett Secretary The Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who beng duly according to law do de-
nose and saw that the foregoing
correct transcript the books Of said company.
II. PEYCHAUD, President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day of May
1860 ARTHUR SAUGIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for Parish of Orleans
OF Directors have this day declared dividend
thirty per the capital paid Company out of
earnings of the ending the 3h April 1860 pay
in accordance with Article Twelfth Charter of
Company, to-wit:
Ten fent on the amount paid in payable demand
the stockholders their legal
2b instant and the hannce be insanen on
the unpaid stock notes
II. PEYCHAUD, President.
S. FLASSAN, Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
-nIREcToRs.-
s. Piassan, A. Iaforcst P. Malochee,
c. II. Kernion Thos n. Blake, B. Nautre
P.Queyrouze = Moreno, Il. Peychaud.
myl1 It =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
Shaping antelligtnee,

Cleared Yesterdays

CIcasvd Yesterdays
shs Shamrock, Weeks, for Liverpool
Steamer iauchre. Staples, for Apaaachcola, ,,,, :,
Steamer william, il Young, Ulster for Apa,
'lschicoia, Meeca1 @co
Arrived Yesterday. 4g
Shin ,Atlantie, iDinsnlore, I'm Hayre lsth Rugrst,
ia ballast, to Baxter, Lowell &co-- 3taisf, ~.
sShin Nv a Prescott Batchelaer, days I'M Havana,
to ] II Ashbridge = Nephew V.ousiy re-
ported at QuaranNias Station--P Point.
ssclr Red Fox Kicker, FIN Tampico September
25th, 10 s Fernandez &eo--2d dist, II. ii1 II
SEnr Alnhansine, Peterson, FIN Tamplco Septeni-
her f5th, to S hernandez &co-3d dist, III.
SshTs Wild Hsigeon, Perry I'm Pensacola, oaaastsz
Imperial, Rogers, fin St Louis.
Jsmess Woods Boyd, I'm Paducah.
Cen Quitraan Cannon, ffn Greenville.
Charner Wsason, fm Vicksblrg.
Acadia Vincent, fm Denaldsonvllle. gg
Era Ne q Kcuns, frn Alexandria.
California, hopkins, I'm Mobile.
Empire Parish, Vincent, I'm Lower Coast.
Steam tug Tusenrora, Warren, fm the Passes
went down Light brought up schrs Red
Pox and Nlphonsine.
Towboat Conaueror, Brown, fm the Passes -toweo
down and to sea on the 30th nit, slips MalC
of Orleans and Senator brought up ship At
,iantic,and from QaaraIitine Station ship
Prescott
Passengers.
Per schooner Red Fox, from Tampice Il cabin
i2steerage.
| Per schooner Alphonsine, from Tanpico-l j
cabin.
Memornntfa. "
Can't Dinsmore, of the ship Atlantic, from Havre
reports having seen, 0nthe lst inst, ten miles eas
of Cane Antonio bark ashore. She appeared Il
have inst rot on as oil her sails were set. Ther
was Il very heavy sea at the time. d
Capt Kicker, of the schooner Red Fox, report
having left the following vessels in port OF Tam
pico-: Sardinian bark Amstad 'Copfianz loading
Ion Genoa; French brig Helen, .discharging; sch
Mystic Valley, Russell, loading for New York, 4
sail On October 1st; schooner Carrie Sanford
Hackett, from Pensacola, discharging; Mexican
schooner Rosetta, loading for sans0 To Marina.
Mexican schooner Paquite de TaHapico, loading aol
SantS Ia Marina. as.,g slf
Domestic Ports.
New York, September &c Cleared for New Or
lesns shiy, John II. Jarvis, Rich; bark e. A. Chase
Chase bark r. A. Allen, Potter. Arrived from
New Orleans steamship Star Of the West, Brown.
Oct. 1-Saled for New Orleans, steamship Bien-
vile, Bulloeh-
baltimore, September ss.-Cleared for New Or
leans, bark j. II. Chadhoarne Mason
Boston, September 29.--Cieared for New Or
leans, ship Zenobiat Peters. Qetl-Arrived from
New Orleans, ship John Il Albert, Bray; cleared
for New Orleans, bark B. Fountain, Keller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-09
Leaves on FRIDAY. nef ~ at 5P
~. MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS

49, n Packet Lne-Reguiar q. S. Mail Paeket-For
Memphis and all the BendsThe frstclass pas-
packet steamer Relfa 81, A. r.. Ir in
will be ready to receive freight the rod
street Wednesday morning and will leave above For
freight passage apply on board,
JN0. f. HYDE CO.,
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Bills Of nding sigued ut the office Of the agents UP
on day of departure.