davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

made us think that we did our duty to the
country and the whole country. in express
ing our love for him. Loud cheers. ~
For, gentlemen, it was from Gov. Seward
that most of us learned to love Republican
principles (Renewed cheers. His fidelity
to the country. the constitution and the
laws. his fidelity to the party and princi-
pie that the majority govern, his interests
in the advancement of our party to its
victory, that our country may rise to its
true glory, induces me to assume to speak
his sentiments as | do indeed the opinions
of our delegation, when | move you, as l
do now, that the nomination of Abraham
Lincoln. of Illinois, as the Republican can
didate for the suifrages Of the whole coun-
try for the office of Chief Magistrate of the
American Union, be made unanimous
| Enthusiastic cheers.
CARL SHURz. Esq. of Wisconsin
and Mr.. BRowNINa. of Illinois, made
able and enthusiastic responses to the nom-
nation of "honest Old Abe" SO also.
did Messrs. ANDREW of Massachusetts,.
BLAIR of Michigan. and others in behalf of
their respective delegations. All declaring
that they would go home and work for the
success of the nominee until the election
The utmost harmony, good will and en-
thusiasm seemed to prevail in every bo-
som.--Ed. Rep.
The Convention at the conclusion OF
Mr.. Browning's remarks, adjourned until
5 o'clock, p M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re-assembled and was
called to order by the President at 5 clock.
The CHAIR announced that the first bu-
siness in order was to proceed 10 ballot for
a candidate for Vice Preside a. of the Uni
ted States.
Mr.. WILDER of Kansas-Mr. Chairman,
in behalf of the Kansas delegation, am
commissioned to nominate John Hick-
man of Pennsylvania. as the candidate of
the Republican party for the office of Vice
President of the United States. Loud
and prolonged applause
Mr.. CARTIER, of Ohio-I will present
the name Of Senator Hannibal Hamlin oil
Maine lGreat cheering.
Mr. LEWIS, of Pennsylvania second
the nomination Of John Hickman of Penn
sylvania.
Mr.. boutwell,. Of Mass. Mr.. President.
In behalf of large majority of the dele
CATION from Massachusetts. and in behalf
believe. of great maj ority of the people
Of that Commonwealth, and New England,
present the name of the iron man of Mas
sachusetts, Nathaniel P. Banks. Loud
applause.
Mr.. CALEB 3. SMITH, of Indiana. In
behalf of large number of the Indiana
delegation. present the name Of the gal.
liant son Of Kentucky, Cassius NJ. Clay
Enthusiastic cheers.
a DELEGATE at the north end of the
platform. With all my heart second the
nomination of Cash. NJ. Clay.
Mr.. Lowry, of Penn. Mr.. Chairman.
nominate Andrew H. Reeder. OF Penn
sylvania, Governor of Kansas, loud APP
plause.)
The Convention .hen proceeded to bal
lot as follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

For GOVERNOR,
HENRY s. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, of yigo.
For ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G.. JONES of Vanderburg.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN p. JONES, of Lagrange.
Fen SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24
REPUBLICAN
MASS CONVENTION

Tho Republicans of Marshall County, and all
who. with them, are opposed to the corruptions of
the present Administration, opposed to the mod
ern and heinous doctrine that the Constitution car
ries Slavery into all the Territories, the enact
msnt Of a Slave Code by Congress for the protec-
ton Of Slave property in the Territories-whe are
in favor of restoring the National and State Gov
ernments to their original puri,y;-who believe
with Henry Clay and the fathers Of the Republic
that Slavery can exist no where except by force of
State laws. and who are opposed to the further ex-
tension of Slavery, are requested to meet in Mass
Convention at Plymouth, on
Saturday, June Sd, 1860,
At o'clock. p NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for Treasurer, Sheriff. Coroner and
Surveyor
The citizens Of the several Townships will meet
separately at Plymouth, on the morning of the
Convention, and determine for whom the vote OF
each shall be cast Each township will be emit
tied to its relative strength in the Convention, &C
eording to the number of votes polled for the Re-
publican candidate for Congress in 1858. The ap-
portionment will be fixed by the Convention after
tits organized. By order of the
CENTRAL. COMMITTEE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
gbippilII saisIIiaslltt.
casscsrr oryicx, No. 70 Camp sszcsh
Fsiday Morning, March ~ iSte,

Fsidsy Morning, Aaseh 2, lseeS
Cleared Y.steraay.
Steamship Habana, Mcconnell, for Hsyana,
Brit ship Maud, Taylor, for Liverpool, -,
sbip Neptune Bartlett, for liverpool, .,,
'''p Z q ss'''s' - j II Ashbridge Nephew
Ss..s,:., t.wa- fse;iIa paroudella. for Genoa,
ss.csl'ah pa'A os j a Ashbridge 3 Nephew
So. ,..-s, r,,olas4;ea. silva, for Barcelona,
9psn eeA : ~ Avendano Bros
Bsrk EAGLE, Hakans, for Cardenas,
- : - Goldenbow 4 Lesparre
1ssys Manhattan, Gray, for Bremen, S Jones &co
Bark Meaco, Josselyn. for Boston,
'''a : 80 9 @ W Hynson &co
E3rie Ida Mcleod, Davis, for Boston,
y = s''' '' Creevy L Farwell
schr Black squali, Wheeler, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
,chr Venice, Hibbs, for Tampa and Manatee,
4. Fash &co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
- ---sss--7'
s.,N!!lALT0n.


To- anlx lssased Aactiaezs vii give Lis
"a NJ s&lse Qf Raa Estafe Hiawss Fnyniys
nsscsz 3152s S e arcaoa
~ ts3]iks 70 III sxanfsssS bs I ssse. q, IA
enaEs W. an1 " Real ESTATE hEslng III ia
fss 81 ~ Az 'ss 8 ssSss sgaass ground orng every
made 'sS Il aSss 3 = = ~ - y ~ s1ars
IN sils dsysss7nsast ie vim aso hsss iie ia ana .. = =,
MARK MxIAlIoN. Wlt'ss e9saaeelcn Nib hs Raj Eaiae
he szae pf popefF viii enable the drTsisnsd
% o 70 partass requiring bis services superior advantages
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
Railroads
N. o.. JAeYsoN ANn onT,m

CANTON. March %, lsso-es ha,as aa..aa ,.lsN. =
harding, u Apbay Morehead- "a Horrell. GayIe Z
coa59 warren, Gilmore &co--42 Green 4 gSnmn :
10 Carroll, boy &coI47 Block ,.MeA Afee Seams
Thornhih &co- Sc Tuiiy &co-- 25 Davss La
kins &co- 20 Friedlander q Gerson- "a Hsrr;s ~,
Son-20 Walker a Snider--30 Lewis Oglesby--sS n u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23

Ship Forest King, Bales, FIN. Liverpool Feb 10th
a cargo 500 tuns salt to order.
Ship Henrietta Marcy. Nickersnn, fm Havre 23d
Jan, to Cammaek & Converse.
Ship John Trucks, Teal, fm Bordeaux Jan 26th, to
G w Hynson &co.
Ship Glad Tidings, Nelson, from New York, to A
Cohen.
Ship Masconomo, swasey, I'm liverpool 9th Feb,
to z Sumner.
Ship Mary Lord, Patterson FIN Liverpool 18th Feb
Ship Garnet Bradford, fm Savannah, to j Fl Ash
bridge & Nephew--cargo, 1000 seks salt.
Bark Colcord, Colcord, fm Matanzas l4th inst, to
CreaFy u Farwell.
Schr Cordelia, Horn, fm Ardrossan 18th Jan.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
Arrived Yssterinx.

Steamship ebas Morgan r,aw,ess from Ind;anol,
a,,S q sairastnr III n Ta Ipa y,,s III d;st 7 h;
Steamship Matagorda Gardner from IndianoI,
and f,aivesfon II q r. Pavue- -Rerw;ck,s Raw
sh;n Ravaar SYevsa,t M T;vernooi Feb Al II
master-P Point.
~ S II MsaIs,r Rnnx Sno1st ist "a
Z; ;,s r., Lsi, T. T. ss. p-,,a Marnsc,,a se Joys q,
pssa, ~ e,,,s,,.sa,,e ~ ;ss *
pars arre Fssher Gra,uali % dsvs IN s' Proyi
20 aence' r + I to masterH~sd dist. IL. =
pars p;rs;,,, 11 IislloeL ~ III porSaanv In Eeb 4
i'a1A ,.,asta. si,.' 81 I'M os . 2
Sssss, Tuas ~, ,tb ;nst In
y Earnondsy 49, Scn1 III .7;st aH
p,,, s.re ,snfrtyr n Saye n charleston "a
- e os' & + lst d;at ~ a. - -
~. MAJ Il Rrown Wh;taker. I'm Pensacola to
= n,a:ter sRas;n,
sel, n paumana latham FIN Apalaehicola. to
''N'Aa ,sasfsrs st "a HID S T7ss
Scrr i a Taylor f.ombard. f1avs fm Ruatan. to
q Z. !. Golisnbosy Il Iasnarre 2d dist I6.
Scbr WIN Colmstte. Daley. DAYS fm Kingston,
Jamaica, to master I'd dist, 16,
Schr Anna Belle, Turner, days fm Pensacola, to
master Basin.
Schr Southron, Hanson, days FIN Pensacola, to
master Basin.
Scr Adeline, fm the coast. to master I'D dist.
dist IN !.
Schr oregon, I'M the coast 70 masler-za dst.
Sioop tennessee, I'M coast-zd disl.
Arrtvais IL the Carondelet Canal.
Z sssh, yanns I'm A,n;te River.
ssss. ,aa,rs,; .s, ;5anre fron, R;Ioxi
Schr Sch. in1v lsnya po.fra from Bonfonea'
Sshr Rsrha seihy from Raw St T,ouis.
~ Schr Petite Clementine, fin Amite River.
s..
Il steampossss. M
Nebraska, Irwin, fm Memphis.
No fnuoI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
Passengers. .
Memoranda.

Per steamship Chas Morgan, from Indianola and
Galveston 46 in cabin negroes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
! w HITE RIVER.

Leaves on FRIDAY. 23d inst, at 8 p. NJ.
REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACK.
sxm9 - er-For Pocahontas, Batesvie Jacksonport,
slhaf gnsta, Des Are and intermediate landings on
y5zssz1s White riyerThe light draugh and regular
positively leave ss above The iaan will take freight and
and will also freight for Napoleon and all intermediate
landings the Mississippi river tho mouth Of White
per 100 lbs For freight passage apply hoard
rThe Iatan will pay bills except accompanied by pass
book order from Capt Taylor or Il Eaton, clerk.
VIRGINIUS q. DEET2EL,
m19 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23

Capt. Geyer, wife, daughter and crew, of the
brig Susan Emily, previously reported sunk by
collision at sea with the ship Shatemuc arrived in
port this morning by the bark Pilgrim. Capt.
Geyer informs US that they saved nothing but what
they stood in.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
Leaves on TUESDAY. 2iti inst, at 5P.M.
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Rsfoad lima
FOR ST. l,fbYJT&--fTf N Il EfyryNt.

IT, II Cairo with he Illinois Central and AZ AL Ionis
with the Ohio and Mississippi raiiroad-TLe reos
'ar Rasse%nss % paeks: a'eaH,er Ed. ;. Gay.
mediate landings above For freight or Though takes
all points North, East or West apply board. $3.50 =
Passengers and shippers rely the puneuntv of fit.
steamer. @ 'S y 'nts
No berth considered engaged until paid for -
a pltrof the cabin be state rooms ssrret
sppyngA the Company soee, 81 Camp street c0rner II %
nlerrial Plecc. 5y9 9S ' sS''et 2 NVai5
The above steamer viii take freight Memphis vicksbara
Nsehea and az ne Bends and will pay sric 10 Ill
VIRGfNIus C. DENTE.r.
tet9 stnent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
:. Iearcs On UsEAY. aa5sh inst. at ~ A. M
ST. Louis; Gairo and New worleans Railroad rdne
FOR ST, Y1OITF2--f.DN NEfsfBl

IT, hat Cairo with tho Illinois Central and nj 81 Ions
with the Ohio and aIsssspp Rairnad-fhs JIpe
passenger packet stsane A. r. Lacey
mediate landings above For freight through ID Mi
points North East or West, nppls board ~
Passengers and shippers rely pnnetuay Of this
steamer. - 'a
No berth considered engaged until paid for,
~ iln Of tr cabin rooms secured NV an
plying at Compays Office. 81 Camp street. corner Of fot
merefai Place. " ~
m ~ The above steamer will take freight for Memphs
Napoleon. yickshurg Nnchcz the ends and viii ya
strict attention to all way and plantation hasncs
a,o ViRGiNIHs o. DENTZEI.
e "a k Apnpy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23

II |. Adams Zoo 10 Thompson Il Clark 10 Pat.
Aby 4 Catehing-- 13 do Byrne. Vance &co--e do
II b Cooper &co--s do Gutrer, Harrison aco--5 do
Mcfarland b Barksdale--7 I do j T Hardie &co-4
Henderson, Terry &co-4 Campbell 4 Strong--l6
Samuel Barret- Murphy, Sykes Geo. Total $50
bales cotton.
N. O., OPEL0UsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, March % 1sso balea
cotton Harris \ Son-3 A D Kelly &co-3 do M B
Brady Aco-7 Fuller, Douglas &co- $50 j Gour.
dain-5 Gordon 4 Castillo-sL L Duflho-4 Bellocq.
Noblom &co-l9 bales moss ] Gerard-I7 do L
b Bades-so do u Boudreau-24 hhds sugar Lane,
Salter eco so bbls molasses w G Hewes-3o hbds
sugar Lobit Charpantier-- SO bbs molasses ] Z
dc Egana-55 hhds sugar Darby & Tremoulet-7s
do W Leyerieh &co- SO do W jackson &co-24
dries to order Total 3l5 bales cotton 994 hbds
sugar ls4 bbls melasses Is hf do.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
Exports.
4zHz

4 BREMEN Per bark Manhattan 77s bales cot
ton 1000 slaves.
BDSTON-Per bark Meaco - 351 bales cotton
JOG bbls four 800 bbls pork 200 bbls beef.
= B0SToN-Per brig Ida McLeod-l0s4 bales cot
ton 4 bales skins 5Ss hides 258 kegs paint
MOBILE Per schr Black squall-- 1876 scks bran
7a7 scks corn s5 bales hay I2o bbls whisky.
HAVANA Fer steamship Habana-S00 kegs lard
Dol bbls lard 10 bbls talloW 400 SEEKS bran I5o scs
oats 20 bxs cheese bx snuff 2 bales hay 30 horses
LVERpO O0L-Per ship Maud-30sl bales cotton
Al bags do $3.50 stayes.
LIvERPO Per ship Neptune--3248 bales cot
ton l23 tcs beef.
GEN0A-Per bark Guilla- $40 bales cotton 20
hhds tobacco 5000 slaves.
BARGELONA-per bark Escolastica-70 70s bales
cotton 2400 staves a
TAMPA and MANATEEr- Per schr Ycnice-As.
sorted mdse.
CARDENAs--Per bark Eagle Manifest not to
be seen.
irnporfs.
NDIAN0LA and GALYESTON-Per steamship
Chas Morgan bales cotton McKieroy 4 Bradford
so do a Donovan 20 do Lloyd 8 Frierson-5
81 Logan, Soniat q Claiborne s4.440 specie to
Cahallero Basnaldo--20 head cattle Wilkins
Total 1856 bales cotton.
sTAMPIG0-Per brig N Stetson- s31 .597 specie
u de Egana- SIS ,9l8 do Gaballere & Basnaldo--
$25 ,S03 do B Tnrpir- $500 do Cramer &co--325
bales saraapariIla 10 do jalap asa hides Fernan.
dee &co.s "a
B0RDEAUX-Per bark Pilgrim Al cases wine
10 hhds do x Lambert 100 cases brandy W Bar.
ratt- caks wine csk alcohol Il case mdse To A
Lodge-l5 csks wine cases books Darnlle K Ber-
nard 2346 cases wine 100 hhds do SO csks do I3s
cases brandy a. Carrere- 40 cases sarilines preau
gontnrie-Td do conseryes 80 do fruits Duntze &co
-zo4 cases wine 80 csks brandy u cases conseryes
% do jelly 50 do fruits T8ailly Blanchard ir2 do
Eufiles ~ bbls brandy go cases wine Y & d May
nan-22 do 20 hides 3 Rochereau &co-5OO do / csk
4 brandy cases mustard do conseryes il % da
cheese % do sardines II Yaieton-- 20 hhds wine Ia
esks brandy " vredenbargh &eo--lI II hhds wine
Il iIo cases fruits Gurrin-- 40 hhds wine II De
ehamps-50o cases wine Sc hhds do so bbls do to q
Gavar0e- 80 cases fruits 10 do mustard 30 do sar
dunes u go preserves 7 de Fuenies-9 bbs LIQUORS
r ] Dasilva &co- 10 hhds wine pujoI- 60 cases
conseryes " bdls corks s De Gratiaa Sco-ae bhds
! wine Il Tardos SO csks do l05 cases do Pias.
san-96 do cherry water to order.
PENsACOLA--Per schr Mary L Brown-e3 .ol,f
| feet lumber $4,000 Iaths to Simpson L Dorr.
/ PROVIDENCE, (R D-Per bark Warren Fisbe
--425 TINS ice 10 A w Bosworth &co.
| tAPALACHICOLA- schr Raymond 4E
bales cotton Wood & Low. $I5
RUATAN--Per sehr ] A Taylor-lot fruit to
Macbeea.
| PENSACOI.A--Per sc1r Anna Beile---ga ,g24 fee
lumber 2s ,000 laths to Simpson i Dorr
PENsACOLA--Per schr Sonthron--5s,es3 fec
lumber 49, 600 laths 4 Maury &co.
sLIvERP0oL-Per ship Ed o'Brien--4l5o sack
4 kait to order. a=
PALERMo-Per bark Louisa Brune--427l boxe
oranges ~ nf 90 2Sf6 bxa lemons 400 do prunes 10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
For Nashville Every SATURDAY
THE NE" AMI 1dEhH

NtIW w AND FINE REGHf-
~ h lar Passenger Packet Steamers Jas. WoSsss
v; Boyd MASTER JAS. johnson. Jesse
xzss7asSz1zk Johnson, masteri Red Rover NJ 'Spon~
New Orleans for Nashville and Mi nterns,
diate landings as follows:
JAS. Woods, Boyd master leaves SATURDAY, March a.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, SATURDAY Marcl,
at ocock II. M. -
Red Rover, Strong, master, SATURDAY ADrl 7 al
O'clock T. Nj. -
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY. anrf1a
at o'clock, r. NJ. 't'
JAS. johnson, Johnson master leaves SATURDAY
April Il, at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY anri,
8. at o'clock. r, M. f
Jas. Woods, Boyd muster leaves SATURDAY, May $, at
3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson, MASTER leaves SATIRpay
May IL Mt 5o'clock r. NJ.
Seu Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY. MAY 10
AL O'clock p NJ ~
.Ias. Woods. boyd, maser, leaves SATURDAY NAV 26
at5oclock. z, NJ. = ' ''
JAS. johnson, johnson, master leaves SATURDAY,
June z at o'clock, r. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master; leaves SATURDAY June q
JAS. Woods, Boyd MASTER leaves SATURDAY June Ia
at o'clock. p NJ -
JlS. johnson. johnson. masier, leaves SATURDAy
juno %, at o'clock r. NJ,
Red Rover, Strong; master le1ses SATURDAY, June 30
Jns. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY Iul,7
at O'Clock, T. NJ. ~
Passengers and shippers RELY on these nata
pnncualy according to the schedule nr raist,
passage nppls on board, or to
B. DuFFIELD, Agent,
-.nls = II Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
UPPER MIssIssIPPI.
Leaves on FRIDAY. March e. at 10 A. NJ
ST Louis, Garlo and New Orleans RAILROAD Line
LIZ

II ileaves on FRIDAY, March 2, at 10 A. MI
ST. Louis, Carlo and New Orleans Railroad Line
FOR ST. Lf1uIS--GONSEcTIN6 Ar
~ Cairo with the Illinois Central ri 81 I6uis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads-The lns
axzaz regular passenger packet steatner Wn NJ
MORRISON. r fore master, will leave st. LotIs and
AL intermediate landings above For freight or tiroar
tickets to all points Morrill, East West apply board
this steamer y
a3-No berth considered engaged until paid for
RA plan Of the cabin sateroor,s
BY applying the Companya Office Oh Camp street corner 81
Commercial Place. ~ ' s' VI
hrg Natrhez and all the Bends win pay 10
all way and plantation business. -
v{sGISIUs G. DENTzEI.
: nll9 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23

49, h The elegnnt fhst running and magnificent pas
sanger packet Peerless Len. Moore Innsier
s w, lsase y a5ogs oE Gsaael, cLanpagnoe
lunrhia HarsonhuR, Trinity Landings on Black rjrr Rel
River Landing, bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Ronge Plsane
mine Douadsoive and all intermediate landings For freRh
orpasssge having unsurpassed apply On bard
F1RGINIUS G. DENTZEI.
AdrArt 4o'pt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
/. Leaves I,., THURSDAY, 2ssh tnst.. at 6P. N.

~. I40Is .3aIIu HlI FuW UrlPhns Railroad
FUR ST. LOUIS-C0NNECTING AT
~ hEairo with the Illinois Central and al M Tonis
with the Ohio and mississippi i,aroad-Tbe bne
xSsEkH esnlar swift passenger packet steamer NJ a.
styon, J. II James master win leave for Louis and
~ the ntsinedas andins Rboye For freight or through
tickets 10 all points North, East West appy on board
Passengers and shippers rely The p1caity Of tis
ste aIer. '' - 'As
No berth considered engaged until paid for.
~ plan OF the cabin he siaterOo, secured Nv
niercial Place. = ' ~ VI S''ts
Nnchek and ll the Bends and will pay strict attention o Kill
way and plantation business - " as
zoa FIRGTNIUs G. DEsTzEL,
III Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
CUMBERL AN =RIVER-

Leaves on SATURDAY. 24th inst at Il p n
FOR NASHVILLE CIaRKS
IT, In Vile Prices Landing Canton, Eddyviie Dycnsl
burg, Smifhand, Paducah Metropolis Card Gp
ambas Hiskmsn @ an New Madrid Randolph and al
DANES Woods, Boyd master, will positively leave as
above. For freight passage apply board or 10 80
B. DUFFIELD. Agent,
ull9 II Camp street,
The Y W will take freight to all points The Tennessee
river with tbe privilege Of storing resppng aIso
freghs through via Nashville and Chattanooga RaiIrosJ .o
lanta Ga, Knoxville and Chattanooga. Tom. " ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY. March "a. at 5P. NJ.
ARKANSAS RIVER. = FOR FORT
erE - Smith. Van Buren, Ozark, Roscylle, Spadra
Norristown Dafdanelle, Lewishurg Little Rock
Pine Bluff, New Gaseony and all way landings
and plantations the BndsThe elegant and very light
draft swift running passenger packet steamer ff
Parallel L. Chapman master, will leave above. For
VIRGINIUs. @. DENTzEL,
m2O Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23

h ha 6eea Sglsns fss das;ng ts ssst e hours
~ e 4aS rEAz decline of tweIts inches at the bead Of
M t< sid three RUftaand Ia weather turned quite
ax eIess until last evening" Hken 4
IA itsskxfe spd q an points the riser has
Stu have another rise from the
hs 55ixS ffe D. latF IsF tne IN nlCng
if1 Ssfe let 1a The shaas The SAM hirknian had
nr15Sed ii Nthhxie nd the WeHlaA dereSasd i, ,ss L
11s% III 4hs 3aSeS fFf4sE oheexe o&ss and
~ i Rlr fst thee src ~ rims At Cnsru lunit-
III 6atsS h&Ys been aeAin cpsancsd here and else
$S ssssiisSI sss fu lcsd Eew Or
49, T. ieH ros rns she night, att the follow
saSsgs aqanIs iaHks 2c wax icts sos s goods Soc;
uS9E III " NeM Ee.Ds and eoc to landings
whisky 9c To 81 per bbl; dcur and potatoes 60
s s MI s''I sSs; \; y sgs & ., DIX sss psr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
Leaves on FRIDAY. March ", athPM
REGULAR OUACHITA PA GSET


fIsT hef e msap,isil leach Hills, Mllefis Biaa Ehain
nagnale Wilmington, Moro Pigeon fIis Cary.
yille Marie Saline. Alabama Landing Frenehpoft
Daacha tity I4ehlomond Port Union, Mouth ID DArf5png
Trenton Monroe PING Bluffs Coluba Harrisonbur TriIty
sna niegrnelnte landings on onacht and Black RserS-rhe
nf nSndrasai last running passenger packet steamer
Moro, f. NJ Woodland master, viii leave as al,ovc For
freight or passngc apply on board. 15
NIL @ N ~, s,+sis, +ti,r. .Ats, r.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 9Th inst, at 8 PM
Regular Tensas and BaYon Macon Picket
FOR LOWER TENSAs, BAYOU
g. u Macon, Floyd Monticello, Deerfed. Croeketps
LaagE Point Waraws Trinity and an Intermediate land
on Bayou Macon and Black river--The new
light draught passenger packet steamer Kate Dale. j. f.
Norton MASTER will leave above Fer freight passage
having comfortable accommodations. apply board
NIRGfSIUS e. DENTHEt4s
ml6 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
Leaves eysEE sssxy sxT5RnAg ,R, sssP pestIysly

HSr N Trenton Regular Weekly Paeket-For Ouaciia
LSskAafE5a City, Mouth Rnyon Bartholomew Stcrlnrton
hpmond Port Union, Mouth Il Bayon ii fAr,
bonnn Tfehen Monroe, Pine Blu Castor Landing Conr.
ba HarrisonbuIg Trinity and all intermediate aninps ton
oneesa o and Black magnificent passenger steamer
punctualy. For freight or passage apply heard
FIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI4
ta3 Sven.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23

Leaves on SATURDAY. 2sh inst at5PM
REGULAR SHREVEPORTU.S.
- h. Mail Passenger Packet--For Shreveport Grand
Bayou, Coushatta, Campe, Grand Ecoe ST. Nfat-
ce, Montgomery, Dnrand,s, Catie, Alexandria
Nornans Barbns and all intermediate handbags
The magnificent and fast running packet R. L.
Hodge, G. H. Marshall, master, will leave above and
every hibernate Saturday throughout the For freight
or passage apply on board.
yIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL
ml2 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23
Leave, szs,s n, T1SSDAy I,s. |, E

NEW ORLEANS AND VICYkMs
, HsT h,burg " $; Mall Line-For Donaidsonviile Pia.
qnemne, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayopsara
Raj @ Eisel Landing For Adams Naches,
burg-The new steamer CharIner, Capt W. H. Wilson Vii
leave above TUESDAY o'clock r Nj Renraine
she will leave Yieksbufg every FRIDAY IL O'Clock M
tat Agents HI tsaro,,i.,,, ni, st,a.,
The above steamer viii vcsbu with The steamer
Dewdrop for YAzoo river. - - " se
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23

: u. 81. T.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
- A-For Gflind Ecore, Natehoehes, Tiger Island,
Ls4kAkHSt. Maurice, Favaron's, Montgomery DRrii,i's
Buxton Mouth IF Cane river Ceie Aexantria
Normans Barbns Ind all intermediate landings Red river
The magnificent and astEning passenger packet j. ID.
Perry. VIM. kimhal master, will leave as above Fer
freight or passage apply on board.
YIRGINfUS G. DENTZEL.
milo Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-23

, W~T!, n " Do0Icy7s Ferry,
GRAND Grand Bqyon Coashatta, csnape, Grand Ecors
the Intermediate landings Red riyerThe entirely new
and light draughl and fast running passenger steamer
morgan Nelson Richardson, MASTER will leave above
For freight passage having splendid Recommendations up
VIRGINIUS q. DENTzEI.
m2O aiyertising yort
Mowe's Landing e " =