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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

JamesT. Brady, the Breckenridge cantH
date for Governor Of New York, said in his
late Albany speech;
II The hoar Of compromise as past! Enthu-
siaStic applause. Douglas must try his
strength in the canvsas. And the prohabili-
ties are that he will not receive single Elec-
torai vote in single State of the Union.- =
Laughter and cheers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

The WEsT Bankers at Omaha are pur-
chasing on an average $4,000 per week Of
gold dust from returning miners
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

A Yankee down east proposes to navigate
icebergS from the poles for the refreshmant
of New Orleans. Cool calculation that
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12
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ID 1 e D.,

In this place the Goth of September last, ELIZA
BETH wife of JoHS GARRISON in the 59h year other age
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12
Fashionable Tailoring!
r. j. BALL

NTTOULD announce to the citizens OF Cedar Falls and
w vicinity that he is prepared to do all work in his line
short notice, reasonable terms and in workmanlike
manner. si5Es 2 u
s-T- CUTTING done to order. and all garments war
ranted to fit. He is Just in receipt Of the FAN and VIM
ter fashions Call and see Them He fiatters himself
that he win he able give cntire satisfaction all who
may favor him with their patronage RI 80
sSF- SHOP over VanSaun & Hunts Store, Main St.,
Cedar Falls #ha rs tu $3.50
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

The sponge trade of Key West amounted
to S72 900 last year.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

Blondin shows that he has none of the SUI
perstition OF the Cape Cod shippers, who used
to be reluctant to take Methodist ministers as
passengers. fearing that they would be DO
nahs, and bring disaster upon the craft. The
great Frenchman has offered to carry any
clergyman on his back across his rope, which
is stretched two hundred fett above the
ground at Jones wood in New York. The
Providence Journal fears that there are some
parishes which would be willing to contribute
a minister for the experiment-of course
merely to test Blondin's powers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

A writer in THE Soutern Conteaeracy
gives picture of what wiilhappen when Mr..
Yancey's revolution is prccipiated. Among
other .disagreeable things the following will
take place:
.The wise man Of the South, Alexander
H. Stephens, will be dragged to the guillon-
tine, and his head will roll in the gutter and
Goat in stream OF human blood. Oar
GIenns, and Wrights, and Warmers will be
hunted down like wild beasts, and the elo-
quence of a Cochrane will be hushed for eyer
more: The now peaceful, prosperous, and
proud City Of Atlanta will be torn and rent
assunder by angry factions; its houses will
be consumed by devouring flames, and its
cutters will run with gore"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

The California papers report that some of
the pear trees in that State. OF the Bartlett
variety. bear two distinct crops offruit this
year. The trees bloom in April and July
The pears of the first crop, at the first OF Sep
TENDER, were large, weighing eight or nine
ounces each the second crop then weighed
about two ounces, a5el f a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

ssacViuiiy decllned; whereupon the office was
rendered the Assistant Superintendent, who
likewise declined, and at last accounts an in
dividual willing to accept the position was
being searched for Ciacianati Gazette
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

SoUTHERSERs FOR L,NeoLN-It is well
known that a large vote would be po'led for
Lincoln in all the border Slave States, and
even the more Southern, were not any ex-
preston of opinion in his favor studiou>ly re-
pressed In Maryland however, Rrpubli-
can Electoral ticket has been formed, and is
supported by some of the best men in the
State. Among them is the eloquent Henry
Winter Davis, a member of Congress. and
Col. L. S. Evans, one of tn, editors OF the
Baltimore Patriot The latter made Lin
coin speech in New York a few days since
He announced that Mr. McTavsh, an owner
of over 80 slaves, and grandson of the c.
Carroll who signed the Declaration of Tnde-
pendence, also supported Lincoln. -Neuark
On ~ 4Adrertiser.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

The Methodist Book Concern was COM
menced in 1889. on borrowed capital of six
hundred dollars, and now it has gained cap
ital of more than half million, and since
1856. c., during the past 81 years--has
made more than one million dollars-one mil
lion and nearly two hundred thousand all of
which has been expended for UNCONVENTIONAL
works. 1t has published more than twelve
hundred different kinds of Sunday school
books, and more than five hundred tracts, be-
sides books and periodicals, and has made
this large profit by selling its publications at
little advance on cost-though it has sold
much for less than cost The denomination
has thus availed itself Of the reading habits
Of its members to supply itself with the means
of denominational work, at the same time Sc
curing to itself the profits that would other
wise have gone into individual pockets.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

Remember, that if you want good and
economical administration OF the General Gov
ernment, you must vote for Abraham Lincoln.
Remember, that if you want a Homestead
Law, granting to actual settlers Il farm of 100
acres, you must vote for Abraham Lincoln.
Remember, that if you want free Terrific
ries for Free Men, you must vote for Abra-
ham Lincoln.
Remember, that if you would put quietus
to the opening Of the African Slave trade, your
must vote Tor Abraham Lincoln.
Remember, that ii YOU would have Kansas
admitted as Free State, undera Constitution
Of her own choosing, you must vote for Abra-
ham Lincoln.
Remember, that if you would build for
yourselves prosperous and happy country,
and furnish work for millions OF free laborers,
by encouragement of home industry, you
must vote for Abraham Lincoln.
Remember, thai if you would connect the
Atlantic with the Pacific seaboard, tap Cali
fornia' inexhaustible mines OF wealth, and
secure to yourselves the riches OF the natioLs
of the East, by means ola Pacific Railroad,
you must vote for Abraham Lincoln.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12
the writers thereof not having Fad the 'des
effect of preventing the accumulation.

MASS MEETSG.-The Republicans of Blu
chanan County, hold q Mass Meeting at
Independence on Tuesday Oct. 50th. Messrs.
kAssoN, GuRLEY, and ADAMS, are announced
as speakers on the occasion. .........
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

VICttt II1tIII III u VIC EUChtsI
them in 1855; we're Brecling now and our
grave is Dug"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

News FROM ITALY.--The news from Italy
is of the most exciting nature. Success had
attended every important movement of the
brave Garabaldi up to last accounts. The
Pontifcial army under Gen. LamoIiciere was
utterly routed by the troops commanded by
Gen. Cialdini, after hard fought battle of
six hours duration. and the greater portion
of the Papal army had capitulated. Lamori-
ciere escaped to Ancona. Considerable APP
prehension was felt in Paris of collision be-
tween the French troops in Rome and Cara
balds Il ions. The hope Of more serious
complications being avoided was founded
chiefly on the expectation that the Pope would
soon leave Rome. The Sacred College were
exerting their influence to induce him to seek
an asylum in Spain or Austria. If the Pope
departs the French would follow his example,
and the Sardinians would ut once occupy
Rome. Garabaldi was preparing to march
against Capua. He had again said that he
would only proclaim the Kingdom of Italy
from Rome.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

A SuNKEN VESSEL RAISED WHOLE AT Sc
DAsTlPooL. American Company engag
have lately brought along side the wharf, the
sixty gun frigat. kooleichi--the vessel whose
masts have for so many years stood upright
in the center of the harbor. The koolefchi
weighs 4,50o tuns. She is in good condition
and is the first irigate ever raised whole.
Mr.. Gowen, of Boston, is the head manager
of this Am srcan Company, and he has al
trihuted not little to tn credit Of Yankee
enterprise by his ability and perseverance
in the important and arduous task he has
undertaken to perform. "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

THE RUSSIAN SERrs.-According to the
London Morning Herald, the Emperor Of
Russia has already caused all measures to be
taken in the Imperial Chancellerie and in the
Ministerial Department of the Domains and
Appanages Of the crown, to ensure, before the
end ofthc year, and probably in short time
after his return from his projected tour thro'
Poland, the emancipation Of the ssrfs through
out the whole Of Russia. This is matter Of
immense import to $4,000 900 Of people
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

famous French billiard player, Mr.. Berger,
who has just arrived in this country. His
fancy shots, as they are called, and particu-
larly that executed by the cue when held
perpendicularly, are really wonderful. 1t is
said that he will play a bali around hat or
any other object and make it carom on an
other ball in almost any part of the table,
He will force a ball to jump over a cue and
return beneath it caroming or another ball
inside. And his performances are said to be
as various as they are astonishing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

Henri, Clay Dean, notorious for his filthy
person and basphelmous speech, was making
a democratic speech in Iowa. Dean was
once Chaplin of the Senate--a, place he did
not grace. On the occasion Of which We
speak, he was repalling the charge that the
Democratic party had ever misappropriated
the public money. Tell me-" said he,
who can, where the Democratic party ever
misapplied a dollar !" can tell" said u
piping voice at the further end Of the hall -
Sand up then" cried Dean, and 1T us
h.ar your answer." Up popped the owner
Of the voice. Now, sr, tell me if you can
where dollar has been wastel?" When
he Democratic Senate paid Henry Guy Dean
Jor his pfayers.' was the reply that brought
down the house, and silenceG the reverend
blasrhemcr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

-, 4 appears that the demon
STATION at Chicago last Friday, neither in
point of numbers or enthusiasm came any
where near the Republican meeting held in
the same city three days previous. The Chi
cago journal publishes the following account:
The display was a very creditable one as a
mere outward show this no one ought to
attempt to deny; but it was not to be conf
pared with the Republican demonstration Of
Tuesday night. There were not as many
torches in the procession 10y G,0o0; there
were not as many voters in the procession by
5000; there were not as many intelligent
IN IN, who read and think for themselves, as
rational men ought to, by $500. 1t was
nothing like as glorious display as that Of
Tuesday evening, though on that occasion
there was no candidate for the Presidency to
be especially honored, as there was last night"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

kegs butter H Fairehild AGO. 80 by.s tobacco
Given, Watts &eo--2o hdls paper Thos 81 Shields
20 bags feathers John Robertsen-sundrest to order.
LAKE PROVIDENCE Per steamer Lizzie Snr
mons--2T2 bales cotton Rotchford, Brown &co--i9S
Fellowes &co- IS G Connolly &eo-66 NJ B Brady
&co--65 Warren, Gilmore Sec 6s ] j Person &eo
SO 7 Il & ] NJ Allen &eo- 50 Hiiiard Summers
&co-50 Buckner, Stanton Newman 80 W Cox
&co--49 J Watt &ce-~44 do R w Estn &co-4l do
A JRugesey &eo- 70 Vaudeville Mcflhenny 40
Wright & Allen-SF Martin. Cobb &ce-- "a do Pill
cher 4 Goodrich 80 Bradley, Wilson &co- ~ do
Hy Sheppard jra4-20 Stewart u Janacs-20 Green &
Crume- 20 Harding, Abbay & Movehead- 2l do
Montgomery u Halls Frellsen, Stevenson &eo--
| roll, Hoy &co- II do Thornhia &co-l6 Walker h
Snider-l6 Pritchard j. Flower 10 Foley, Avery
1 &co-s Brew Il Seymour s Logan Seniat i Clai-
borne 8 Ar Miltenberger-S q Nalle &co- Z do
Ward, Hunt &co--f Dumesnil 4 Martin-6 D R Car
| roll &co- sundries to oraer-Total 1473 bales of
cotton.
CAROLINA LANDING steamer yicksburg
-353 bales cotton Glsaden Il Siexas-2S2 Pitcher s
| Goedrieh-255 " jackson &co--lTS Hilliard Sum-
msrs &co-l32 w Cox &co-IIT Rotchford, Brown
Eco lis W DopaeH eco log Bradley, Wilson
Ssco--9S Thofnhill ,Sco-- II Payne g. Harrison-64
| & W Estlin &eo--51 A d Kelly &co--50 W 4 D Ur-
quhart- 40 Hughes Hyllested &co--49 S 0 Nelson
&eo- Al Foley Avery &co-4 Nalle &ee- SO
West, Renshaw 4 Cammack = 35 Fellowes &Go-
q Hy sheppsrd jr.s4 Allison, Pattison &c., 81
| Carroll, Hoy &co-29 do Martin, Cobb Eco Is do
| ] G \ 3 S Ricks-- 23 Brander & Hubbard Is do
| Person &co-13 e D Downs &eo-l2 Fl McColl
| 10 6ifans Smedes &co-- NJ Rhorer &ca--s do
! Wright l. Allen Lane, Salter eco Dumesnl
l. Martin--l6 j Watt &eo--63 Byrne, Vance eco
/ D0NAIDS0NEfLLE-P Per steamer Acadia-I1
bales moss NJ Gordon jr-sundries to order.
LOWER COAST Per steamer Texas Ranger
| l54 scks rice and sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

NEW YORK-Per snip Amity- A Grief &co
ID Morgan Bloom &co-McCombs & Causs-
R H Bowles- Henderson & Peale-- B Cobb &co
Blake Tower-E ] Hart &co-Kearny, Blois &
-Potthof & knights De Wolff &co-Dwyer &
Howard-E Heath-Burke Smith, Biessey--C
Fl HFradshaw-H G Stetson &co-Biscoe & Simms--
B Turpin-J Fl & ! N Marks Thos H shields--J j
Lantin-H f Hansell-W W Crane &co--A c Will
man Il Bement- Gauche-R Robinson Il Bro-H
Green Goodrich Geo j D Bein & Sons-Rogers
& Woodali-S Stearns & Marvin Folger &co-Tate
d Dupuy- G A Barrere & Bro--A Brousseau &eo
Hughes, Hyllested &co--S Wolf-Montgomery u
White-A Delpit- Pinckard. Steele &eo-C H Slo
comb eco Bredow g. Wusthoff- E Conery-G F
Witte &co- Grief, Byrnes &co- D g Hitchcock
Malard Y Tooker. Koenig- Wheeloek eco
j Burckett- Green q Crump-- RWeingart-
Vincent &co-- McCombs \ Clauss : Converse eco
Cochran & Hall specht ~ Lanata freres- P
Gelpi ECO Dudley & Nelson Z Sawyer Hag-
F Bauer eco G 7 Buddeeke ECO Geo Pick
ett 6co--Mayer Bros-F NJ Fisk--M Cooper eco
w De Wolff &eo-Herring &eo--Leeds &co-L J
Cohn- Booth Eco S Kaiser &co-A A McLaurin--
FW O Cook NJ Putnam Muse 4 Murdock- R
Taylor-Burke & Smith--Weod Il Low--Neagle
Il Carpenter C q Allen Thiele & Seiler-Mont-
gomery 4 Smith-M Barnett jr-Geo Ruleff- -Gros-
Jean & Beneteau- Wright & Allen Beebe &co--L
Morse--Carrol, Hoy &co-Saml NJ Todd Schmidt
& ziegler- Shumway & Hews-I Bridge A Ba-
qaie-J Grassan- Hewitt Norton &co-I s Holden
&co-D II Carroll &co-E f Motion &co-V VOORHEES,,
Griggs &co-W 4 Hanney &ca- Frost &co--L Ell
kin &co- w McCracken- Sampson Il Keen W
Harvey &co-S Locke Wheeler, Griger &co--N
Stephens Volkel- Folger &eo-W L Allen &co
Holmes & Clauss- Rousset il Genin--J O Wood
ruff Geo G Connolly eco Forwood Il Gribble-
J Gauehe-- Keep & Canlfeld- Taylor & Churchill
W Crawford D Dameron &eo--- Gallagher &
Dyer-Tureotte & Blancand--Warren 4 Hall-M &
+ Kursheedt- Watkins & Homan-F Fairbanks &
co Geo A Fosdick &co Grief, Byrnes &co-J G
& B S -Luneschloss Bros &co-Flint& & Jones
yanBenthuysen 4 Grafton Bragg & D'Aquin-
and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Receipts of Produce,

ST LOUIS Per steamer Crescent City, 5 bbls
lard CONVERSE Il Kennett- I6 bales cotton G Con.
nelly 4 CO.'S do Harding, Ahbay & Morehead d-20
do Hillf.ard, Summers &co- SO do Byrne, Vance &
cole d Rotchford Brown &eo- Is do to Battle,
Noble &G,o- "a do do w Jackson &co-- Ii do Il
Groves &s,o-i4 30 a Tuly &co- IL do Davis.
jenkins Gc.9-6f hxs cheese GO bales hay j Moore
Neo-- l6t dt. o tcs lard Cass & Dowlmg-7 ela ba-
con lsler d pEalker-75 bxs tobacco Mayer Bros
400 bbls flour oglesby y Maeaaay-- 100 do Keep
& caulaeld--sf0 bxs cheese 6 L Dosen & Son-S0
pkrs ale ! Einser- $50 bbls flour sa3 seks corn to
Horrell. GAYLE aco--s3 pkgs ale Schneider u Wise
II phgs lard i U Coaion-- 50 bbls potatoes Del
Bondio--sn bbss asples Duffy &co-46 scks pots
toes TO II II He'd daal-snndries TO order-fotaf $50
bales cotton.
ST LOUIS Per steamer 4 Mcdowell q bbls
10 hf bbls whisky Eob thes, Grggs &co-3f scs oats
] Watt &co- I25 do Jas Dfnhan-160 do I 5 Elder
&co--s2s seks corn T Moore &eo- 9s do HorreIl,
Gayle &eo-- Ii0 DO Jas DFGhaa- so scks potatoes
q Duffy &oo-- $50 do A Thomson 6c0- 2a3 do 200
seks bran q " Bentoa-6sl bhts -four ] Connolly 8
c0-509 do ] Duffy Neo--500 dc ageshv a. Macan.
iay+2e eks bacon PeFaFeaa7iile Bfas-ae kegs lard
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

Railroads..
PoNTCHARTRAIN.

MOBILE-Per steamer California--12s bales cot
ton Tarleton, Whiting & Tullis-- Is do L Phipps
&eo-9 bbls whisky to Dix & Ranlett-sundries to
order,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
piAsERRs' PATENTED cotD wooD

Ts subscriber prepared furnish Ae PLANTERS
p6fGETED CORD W0WD CUTTER. aed invites all parties
Iuteest planting to call and The performance Of the
ssrs sS} HQfks every day. hs3wsen tbs hours
i9 and aP ~ a. s store No Canal s,faei hs simple Ms
s3sgs sIf do with tSn hands, much fteeg Hgroes
ia9i If Z. II. c. COOK. IsSnai sfess.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Reiow--Conafns Up.

ship Ansity. stinson. I'm New York, to G w Hyn-
son &eo. as@s
ship s D Metcalf, stetson. I'm Callao, to master.
Span ship Diogenes,
Bark David Kimhall Linnell, fm Philadelgaia, to
M Soria. s45 5 s n 4 3 n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Leaves every THURSDAY.
REGULAR TTEURSDAY PACK.

H%% net for Vieksbnrg and the Bends-The fast run
LfsAAAsA8sning magnificent passenger Lizzie
aaEz@S mnipns, Israel Ashbefey master. viii leive
above for Grand Lake Carolina Landing, skpwiths FAKE
Providence, Ganmacks Landing Mlikenia Bend
WarTeuton New Carthage ST Joseph, Gulf Rodney
Gatche Red River Landing Bayou Sara Rouge and M
intermediate landings For freight passage apply board
VIRGINIUS O.. DENfZEls
se2S Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Regular FRIDAY Packet for vfcksburg and the Bends
FOR LAKE r R sSV II ES II NJ II F,

-. 5,HJEs f11AHA = !. - y v 4 ID n " e IL,
gieksbgrg Wafrenton, Neg Carthage. Grand
Fort Adams, Red River Landing Tunica Morganza
Ceupee Bayou Sara, Port Hudson Baton Rouge Piaque
mine, Donaidsonyle and all intermediate landiBgsThe new
and elegant passenger packet steamer Mary keene, Capt
W. j. Richardson will her
tebar a. and leave regularly above every FRIDAY ab
r A. throughout the For freight passage apply
seI2tf Agents 53 3GarondeiIet 1 mI street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

lO4l
Spoken.

By Capt Loyett. Of the bark James Briant, from
Rio de Janeiro 9Th September, in lat. so A., Ion.
81 W., ship Mary Ann, ninety days out from Cal
eutta, bound to Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Domestic Ports.

New York, October 5.-Cleared for New Or
leans, brig Jessie Rhynas, Pendleton.
Boston, September 30. Cleared for New Or
leans, ship North American, Lincoln.
Gastine, (Aie.,) September Cleared for New
Orleans, ship Highland Light, Barstow.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
shippiay sattIligtps.e
cassCEsr orrlen, Nc. 10 oamp Sin

cmsScESr orficR, No "a camp Street
Thursday F.osnias Oct orfebcr sr Il. 1850
Cleared yesterday.
Steamship Charles Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston
gnd lndiapoia, Harris
schr southron, Hansen, for Pensacola,
sctr Sarah Cole, Boghiteh, for Pensacola, :,
schr L Davis, Falshar, for Mobile,
- Huntington l. Bro
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Bienyille, Bnlleeh, fm New York list,
via Havana 9Th, to Jas Connolly &co--Saaar-
antne Station.
Shin Jemes Nesmith, Watts, I'm Liverpool August
18th, to Cammack & Converse--Ist dist, IS.
Ship b Kimball, Hosmer, fm Liverpool August
23d, to Cammaek Il Converse-ast dist, 50.
Bark James Rriant, Lovett, fan Rio de Janeiro I'D
August, to master-lst dist, Is,
Sehr Mary Il Brown, Gentieres, I'm Pensaceas, to
master--Basin.
Steamboats,.
Crescent City, Tharnburg, IN ST Louis.
A Mcdowell, Wilcox, fm st Louis.
Lizzie Simmons AshbuEy, fm Lake Prov ee.
yicksburg, White, fIn Carolina Landing.
| M Acadia. Vincent frn Donaldsonyille.
4 Texas Ranger RadoFich, FIN Lower Coast.
California Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
1 Towboat Y ri IVY, Palmer, FIN the Fssses--towed
down and to sea on the let inst, shap
1 Serssinal-brought up ships james Nesmieh
1 and Eimball, bark James Briant.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
NJ MEMPHIS
LOWER MIssIssIPPT-

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 p. ID.
Regular Weekly WEDNESDAY Eicksbnrg ard Bend Packet
FOR DEER CREEK, EGGS
f. n Point Lake Washington, Grand Lake Carolina
Landing, skipwh's Landing Lake Providence
n Gem nmaek's Landing Mlliksns Bend Vieksbnrg
Naches Red River Landing and Bayou SaraThe new mag
nidcsnt and swift running passenger packet
Battle, j. Estis master will leave above and will land
Coast passengers For freight passage apply board
VIRGINIGS G. $DENTZEII,
au3i Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
3 STEAMBOATS,.

.,.,,..,,..-.,ls!alIl.,ss. sTEls!AalaIll.BoA,.ss.
s DAILY LINE VIA
80 saEapH1s, fer the y
AND EAST, TaRoGGH TENNESSEE, NORTH ALABA
MA AND VIRGINIA. by
steamers. Daily, TO Memphis.
Thence by
MEAP ELS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD,
Aad continuous Railway connections, to
ALL THE NORTHERN AND EASTERN CITIES,
The Virginia Springs,
Nashville louisville Knoxville, Mammoth Cave Huntsville
Atiana Charleston Columbia Savannah Macon
Points along the Routes.
For THROUGH TICKETS and reliable information, apply
to JNo E. HYDE co. Memphis Packet Office
myl0 IF St. Charles Hotel. left wing.
enSsi aa Isihsi AND nj \ new & oRLraANs
aas a IL M Mel ass
seneer packet steamer Belfast, A. R. Trs in
street Wednesday morning and vii leave as above For
freight or passage apply on 0SISs; gNS f r. Hyde
as under ST. Charles Hotel, left wing.
Railroad superior packers sl Louis and Losie
Bills tadipg signed at the office the agents up
MEMPHIs AND NEW ORLEANS
49, Memphis and the Bends The ane frst- class
packet s,esmsr Republic Cart a
md win leave above For freight passage ap
- John h; +; HYDE 4 GO,
RS~Ths line connects at Memphis with Tho Memphis and
Charleston Raj road aud superior packets for St. and
n- Bill adng sIened the office Of the agents up to
O'clock on the day Of departure
Leaves on wsnSEsnAg; v ,Sl TN inst ss5P "
Memphis and lie BsnsTbe = ne @ Az asss ass
.En ri
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

PHnsH se5s Garshaiai ss Just like faan with a
y lkesfssTs afsysssg szs.5s 5shlhE before him,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

SSARANAS GIGARS-asaBREyAssu supERIog. OR
3Nv7tf RARFITT fsflEs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
Foreign Ports.

HaNre, September l7.-Sailed for New Orleans
ship Gutenberg, Weeks.
Antwerp, September n. Sailed for New Orleans
ship Lochinvar, Cole; 2oth-Argonaut White.
Liverpool, September 20.- Sailed for New Or
leans, ship Coriolanus, Kinneas; 24th-Sailed for
New Orleans, ship Anna n Schmidt, Milliken; ship
Kate Prince; ship Africa, Boutelle.
London, September 2l.-7-Arriyed from New Or
leans, bark Comet, Rogers.
Texel, September 20.-sailed for New Orleans,
ship Tempest Whitney.
Guxhaven, September 18.--Sailed for New Or
leans, ship Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

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