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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-28

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u Order for Brick Side Walk. Council Cha
Inly rs, 1SGO.-And now it is hereby orderJ
directed, by the Common Council OF the q
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or p;
lots fror ting on or adjoining the southwest
Fourth street, between Main and Sycamore 81
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
brought TO the proper grade, and that they
a Sidewalk of Glass No. l to be laid down
on within thirty days from the publication
order. 7. BURKE,
City Clerks Office, July 81. 1850
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-28
AfO FsOR.9 TFO.Vs NO TEC

AfORE' OB.4 TFO.V" NO TEO
u Order for Plank Sidewalk. July III
And now il is hereby ordered and directed b
Common Council of the city Of Evansville, th
owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting
adjoining the south side of Hamilton street.
Washington street to the eastern line of th
poratioP, cause the side walks thereon
brought to the proper grade. and that they G
sidewalk of class No. TO be laid down th
within thirty days from the publication
order. =. BURKE, On
Clerks once. July 25. lseo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-28
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

BGE@"T THE PEOPLE OF THESE UNITED
STATES ARE THE RIGHTFUL MASTERS OF BOTH
CONGRESSES AND COURTS NOT TO OVERTHROW
THE CONSTITUTION, BUT TO OVERTHROW THE
MEN WHO PERvERT THE oNsTTUTIoN. =
Abraham Lincoln.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-28
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q Order for Brick Side Walk. .tuly Zsl
And now it is hereby ordered and directed,
Common Council Of the City of Evansville
the owner or owners of Lot No. l6i, IN the
tion Enlargement of said city, cause the side
thereon TO be brought TO the proper grad
that they cause sidewalk of Class No.
laid down thereon within thirty days fro,
publication OF this orter.
p UTvRKF a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-28
CITY Clerks Office, August Is, 1850.


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u Order Tor Brick Side Walk. July Is,
And now IL Is hereby ordered aud Il
by the Common Council Of the City of
Vile, that the owners Of all lots or parts
fronting on or adjoining the southwest
Fourth street, between Main and Locust !
in said city. cause the side walks thereoH
brought to the proper graio. and that thew
a slice walk Of Glass No. l 10 be laid down &.
within thirty days from the publication
order. p. BURKE, Ci
clerks 0fice. InIv IL 1SEn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-28
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q Order for Plank Sidewalk. Council Cha
August Il 1860. And now it is hereby order
directed, by the Common Council of the n
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots or
of Lots fronting or adjoining the s0ut
side of Elm street, fIom Second to Third
in said City, cause the sidewalks there
be brought to the proper grade, and that
cause sidewalk of Glass No. TO be laid
thereon, with oak curhing two AID "A half {
by tive I've inches in dimensions, within thirta
from the publication of this nrtier
nVrtPUr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-28
To the Board Of Commissioners 81 Tar'de'

10 the Board Of Comnlissi0ners q Tandel
County
The undersigned respectfully demonstrate al
any change in the location of the road caleI
Boonyille Road, leading from Evansville and
ing near the Oak Hill Cemetery.
The part Of the road which the petitioners
have change d is now located on a ridge Of q
and Is a good rca }, and easily kept in repaid
the place where it is proposed to locate said
nearly the whole length thereof low 81
upon which IT would lie impossible to constt
gocd road, without an extraordinary outlay,
is questionable whether it could ever be M
good road AS the present one.
1he proposed change would be an advant;
one or two persons who own property nea
road, bur would not be Of public utility
the contrary would be an injury TO all these
sons, as well those whc=nss the road, as thus
mnst contribute to tie 55use of keeping
repair au
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-28
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
NO.m.MO.N. CON.s-CEE- CM4.MnI

EIOsE.HO.N' COUyE'CKZ CEE4.UR.
Il Evansville, August 25th, I6Go.-The Com
Council learning that application would be ma
the Board of Commissioners of Vanderhurgh c
ty, for a change in the location Of the Boor
Road, where it passes near the Oak Hill Gem
property, resolved that a remembrance shouI
prepared and presented in order TO prevent
change in the road as now lOcAted.-
The annexed TemOnstranCe has accordingly
prepared, and copies may be found at the Cd
Chamber, the Sherwood House, the Washi
Hotel and the Library Rooms, Owners of Il
the Oak Hill Cemetery, and all others VIII
prove of the object of this renlonstrauce al
questcd to append their rames there to.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS,
DRS. RONALDS & CONN.
07URR RE-MEDFHs -F7OR a.
AN ADlREsS % FRIENls.

TNWk DsFUE Il 81 A.N-EO RTOUED
II respectfully inform his friends and fellow
that he has this day business
for himself at the well known stand of John NJ.
App. l have just received a very nice and well
selected stock of Ladies', Misses, Boys, and Chill
drens Shoes of every style and of the best quality.
Hoping that by strict attention To business and the
manufacture and sale of No. l article of Shoes
and Boots will merit the patronage ofmy new
we'll as old friends.
Ladies' and Cent? Roots, Caters and Shoes Of
all kinds made 10 order in tho neatest style and at
the shortest notice. Give your old friend Nc.
trial. A. G. McDEVITT,
No. 63 Main street, Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-28
RYVRR.8H FOE I.OU.N761 .E.nE7S-

KDEGRO.Vs SPRE.V'Gs TEN PIN
q Alley The proprietor of the Pigeon Springs
begs leave to inform the public that he has recently
erected and completed fine Ten-Pin Alley. The
Springs are situated but mile from Main street,
City of Evansville, good distance for either
walk a drive. The waters of the Springs possess
unsurpassed medical properties, and iAvalids and
others would do well to resort to them. here
also baths the premises, and the grounds
beautifully shaded with trees, and surrounded with
salubrious atmosp here.
VIM. BATES, Proprietor.
N. ban omnibus runs regularly three times
day to and from the city. july26
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-13
Farmers Ice Houses.

In order 70 secure tho benefit OF the icN
crop Of winter, the preparation. mus, all
be made before hand. lfihc farmer would
epj,y III, luxury ota lump Of ice ia the
bot season. he mus, lay in hIs Own supply,
and not lik, tho people IN elite. depend on
the ice wagons, which bring it 10 their
doors, day by day.
The iarm,r may take the advantage OF
thi, necessity Of, having bic own leo houses
10 mako II subserve the double purpo', Of
furnishing hi. ice, and A'o furnishing a
cool room and cold bath for DAIRY purposes.
For thi,. the hou.s may 10 constructed
With two rooms, side by eide. with the
base Of the ic, room few fOo, higher than
tile door OF the milk RON, 50 that the drip
ping. from the ice can he conveyed along
the main shelf or sink, IN which the milk
pans are TO stand.
The ic. room mus, be made with double
partition, with Zoo; or more space be-
tween. filed in with dry tan bark or saw
dust. well packed, and secured a;Ains, the
lnsres. of rats or other troublesome pests.
The roOm should have a scu,,le IN the cell
ing over bead. or in tho side near the top,
to 10 opened or shu, at pleasure. to let of
foul air. The building should also have a
double roof TO break the hea. Of the sun
and the force Of warm winds, bat the space
between roof. should be Sufficiently open to
afford ventilation
Choose northern side hill with loose
.uL.oil, II convenient. Dig ou, a ste? next
the bin slds for tho icc room. and then make
the milk room step lower; guard well
with shade trees or artificial shade; make
the entrance - as not TO admit warm cur
rent. Of air near the aoor. aud for this dOu-
bio purpose, have the door Of the ice room
water usht, and descending TO one side,
where there must be gutter to take the
dripping. into the milk room.
In packing the ice il should be Gu, into
block. which will f. we'll together, and any
open .paeo. that may occur, should be pack
ed iull Of broken ice. The more ice is put
in solid body, the bettor II will keep,
but a room ten feet square, will contain sui
feisnt FOR farmers use, IL the house is
constructed with care. l0hio Cul,ivator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-13
Moral and Sickness.

There are certain forms Of disease which,
while they waste tho body, deprc.' the
mind and siupiCy the moral sentiment |;
hence. the wise physician often feels COM
PEELED to address his rsmsdic, to the mind,
TO bring the religious clem'nt into rsqui'i'
uon, IN strong appeals 20 a sense Of duty.
Sometimes ,hero !. not left energy enough
Tor an effort at restoration. This is oiien
the eAss with clsrgymsn, literary men. aud
professor. in colleges.
One Of these !. like man Just entering
the current above the Fall. ,f Niagara; he
i. sensible vi his danger, feels that In q
short ,ime all Efforts will be unaTailing, ye,
he has not the moral energy requisite 10
make use OF the means necessary for hi, de-
liyeranes. This condition is 10 nearly all
cases the results Of dyspepsia, that Is. Il is
the result Of want of thorough digestion
Of the food. dsisc, which is brought on
by injudieious eating. Persons who use
opium. tobacco, liquors, or strong coffee aud
tea. eventually fall into ihe samo s,a,o.
No Christian man will have any dificuliy
ia saying that the use OF liquor. should he
gwen up as duty. under such cirsum,isn.
cc.. Bu. let the physician OF acknovled;-
ed science aud ability press upon iha, same
man the duty OF abandoning the use Of TO-.
baeco. Or Of adopting palmer NIL, OF
-ssdiu:, he will hnd hr appeals p,wrrle.,.
Can man BE- guiltle.. who condemns
hi. nsiehbor ior drinking errors. bu, doe.
not condemn himself Tor error. 10 eating ?
In other eases whore comparatively little is
needed beyond pin or two month Tor I.
short time, except jldi,iou' exercise, tho
prescription Is mot with, "wsll. / can.
not spare the time, my professional dd,ic.
are such that have not the leisure" But
suppose you die. what thcn1 You cannot
lose noe an hour day, nsq AL tins !.
lost
Physicians well know ,hA, ihrsc.four,h'
of ,he ordinary attacks ot sickn-, are the
rssals Of inpruIsnes; that II msn live
wisely. the average age would b, flll thr,,
score year. anl ten. instead Of bali that
term a, it now is.
We sa1g that Il human LIE !. valuable
to all. tie Increase Of 10. duration would in.
crease it. value. That II any man is u'c.
iul 10 the church ort tho void. from
thirty 10 forty, he would b, sill mora use
ful from fifty 70 sixty; aud thai 1, !, hi.
duty 10 pr,tr,si hi. u''!lln,n, there can
b. no doubt.
Again, none will deny thai man in 70.
bu., health. i. more available in any cal
ling than he would b. Il he were an inva.
I'D. lf,hen Il il the duty OF every one to
DO ,hs larso.; amount Of good possible Tor
him TO DO. he is doinga wrong 10 society
and 70 hi. master ia heaven, II he fail TO
use tho means to avoid disease. and 10 keep
him in robust health that Is, II he fail TO
inform himself =. TO the best method Of &C.
eonph,hins such RESULTS.
lpr. ". W Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-13

CooErNG Fcop roR Hoes. The Country
Gentleman say, There j. a singular di-
ver.ity Of opiuioa on the subject OF cooking
corn meal for hogs. \ careful and very
successful farmer once assured Us that hl'
corn yielded abouttvO and One-half to three
time. as much pork with the meal ground
and cooked. Us fgi in the ear. Wha, rela-
tive par, was due to the grinding and cook
ins respectively. he had not determined.
Othsr farmers have placed the result FAR
lover. and as.ert that il does no; nearly
double the value Of the grain. We want
something more careful asd more frequently
repeated under varying iuaasnses to 'Ct'le
ibs question.
In preparing ground food by cooking or
otherwise. much dilution with water Is very
undesirable Large. compact. excellent
pork can be made only by feeding the ami.
mails on concentrated tod. ono Of the
most successful pork rai'ers on a small scalc'
feed. hi, srring pis' on sour mix through
the season. and frequently by winter has
animals weighing between three and four
hundred pounds but be Is especially par
ucular not to allow any sloPs to Be thrown
into tho sour milk. or in any other way to
dilute II. Hogs fed on dry ground meal are
observed to be Of compact form while such
a, get abundant slop. with small portion
Of meal mixed through it, have large bellie'
and ,lenderer fe,h. we belieSe this con-
.idsration has besa too much overlooked in
feeding, and hope these dcsulsory hints will
call attention to it,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-13

Cotton spun ropes, the produc. OF South
Carolina, Tor hanging traitors, have come
into use. The inventor. must remsmber that
the guiloiine and other instruments Of death
have frs, been tried upon those who do'is-
Cd them. louisville Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-13

The IN ost amusing man in the world isa
Frenchmau in a passion" by gar, you
call my wife woman two three several times
once more. an will call you the vateh-
house, and blow GU, your brains like can.
dlo."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-13
Farmers department.
"srGED .ukrIow."

AZ fhr art. and scieuces refuiaing o. iifr, are
49,, ,skrltogriher, and are intiuatel, C.,ansct-
tlh Agriculiufe. .-AaEtCotA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-13
BAES Roors-snINGLISo.

wsy u i's, wide will le, in cart or was-
on, and leave room to unload and back out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-13

A good cOrnerib will make good hogs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
ONE HUNDRED DuLLaRs RRwAsI

- y'ii ba paid far the apprehension and delivery of The
siaye yo taken OUT pf the Stae and Fifty Dollars ii
Saha 2 ne sy alive He his asarfcrs ne4r
lSs s 9as Naiton E ahua O'Clock evening Of the
~ p Aaf aeogt enc hour aervars reported a the
q hs uaefslkned by unknown e had
been chased into sths river bs mar md dagns
which Is believed 70 be factste bis csc1e NJ ne,ine
q tne hao We yet hsen 9seeed Occurred Joa
lon L ssss OLD his ss black not of he dssaest
hiek tits afH rather hat nude ssuui s9pc M
intel lgss. e had when ho Ie hare nar n
pAntalooas and hickory sqi5t. - : '11ess
Masters 81 xeets are heiby warned har o sid slave
as Sc penalties OF se law VII BE- enforced against them
Az tm O. ID. YASCRY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
Receipts OF Produce.

ALEXANDRIA = Per steamer News Boy ~ 6
bales cotton West, Rensllaw & Cammack- 2 bales
mdse Smith L Bro sundries to order.
LOWER COAST steamer Empire Parish
20 hhds sugar kohn-74 bbls molasses Olivier
-sundries to order.
ALEXANDRIA--Per steamer Moro -sundries TO
order.
DONALDS0NVILLE--P Per steamer Music = 80
&co-56 do Roche & Esclapon- 80 do M Gordon ir
II do 80 bbls molasses Roman Il Kernion-5 bales
moss 1 Bendreaux do Jno Adams &co--l2 do
bobit d Charpantier--4 do Blanchin & Graud-2
pkgs mdse 7Te pkgs potatoes and dsnndries to order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
THE Lou1svILLE ARrns1AN WELL WATER

This Celebrated Water, which is obtained Artesiau
Well at Louisville from the depth of D feet has
by the ANALYSIS Of Professor Lawrence Smith, Of Louisville
Professor James r. Chiffon. of New York. allied
its medicinal properties to the farfaed OF kn
in Bavaria and superior that of the Blue
uck and the Congress Springs of Saratoga is for sale
this city.
Fer such Diseases Dyspepsia Costiyeness Derangcnans
OF the Liver Nervousness etc. far surpasseg tho
mineral waters heretofore in 1t is botes
packed with in boxes containing two
dozen bottles For sale in New Orleans by
P. B. FERRALIi Commission Merchant,
M Ens No ovdyn atra
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
Nsm @rIears lailp obrtsftut.
THE RIVER AND MARINE DEPARTMENT.
4intr sIlVtelIiaslgte.

General Kumar X - rssuess 1.-THE Weather
encouragement Of the Louixvtlle and Port-
fsnsk Csnal--A uHrosteh Lo@ water Line
Contracted for--rerrffic Gale al VIcksbnrg
s~CiSpprags from our Exchangcs--Bcpar-
kmrea Te-DaE- escs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
MOBILE !.
]. FOR MOBILE -DAILY {

u FOR MOBILE DAILY u. 9.
RAtA-J AMaii fiineSnmnler Arrangement SPLEEN
Hid low pressure packet steamers Oregon
CafifOrmia j Hopkins, MASTER built expressly the
with superior accommodations, will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather high
low water Of fuel accident bnat machinery
Leaving Lake of he Pontcharrair Railroad DA tIY
on Tie arrival Of the IL o'clock NJ train Of cars for Mobile
taking passengers for Bay St Loas and Pass Christian on WE'D
NFsSUAYS and FRIDAYS will stop NJ Bay ST. Louis
SATURDAY., at Mississippi City on FR1D KS and ATu R.
DAYS. Pascagoua AfLY each way Returning from Mo-
bile permitting will AlIl at the Pass and Bay,
RFor tickets through BALTIMORE Philadaiphia and New
York greatly reduced by three different routes and
r. GEDDES. Agent,
iy6 If 50 Grnvier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10

Leaves on SATURDAY. l4fh Inst, at s p. N.
FOR ST. HOUSEWIFE CON
w. .nections above-The magnificent steamer
Lass2h4sS Imperial, g. $. Rogers, master will leave
81. Louis, taking besides through business,
tteght for Natfhe2, Yiekshnr, Napoleon.
Memphis and the Bends For through tickets this
and connecting railroad lines above and
freight and apply board at the Company office,
81 Camp street,
yIRGINIDS @. DENTZEI,
jy9 Advertising Agent.
A-This boat will attend TO the Memphis BEND business,
and carries the u s. Ma to Memphis in place OF the Memphis
packets. az57r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
+ IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES.

J VA a
SALT MANUFAGTURrNG CoMPANY,s :
SAPOEIFBER,
TIE ready Family Soap Maker, and Uniuersal
Cleanser,
Will make hard SOFT Paint remove Ink from
Type, Grease from Kitchen Utensils etc,
tIle bon GUSTS GENTS
tod IL oIds refuse grease, usually given away, al
about IL cent per pound say
DO cents
Forty five GENTS therefore, is the barrel Of state
SOFT SOAP.
REcklfT fer making different kinds Of Soap, nee by nd
dressing Depot OF Company,
LEWIS, JAMES 4 Co.
Philadelphia.
EThe Saponier had of any respectable sorekeepeE
In the country InF3I ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
Leaves o. : sATI!anA y. Iaiy i. at5p

Leaves n 8 SATTrRnAY July IA. at 3 p NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND SFIEEVE-
~ esport saturday Parkel-ieayes every III RDAY
throughout the Surnmer-For Shreveport, Grand
Bayou Grand Ecofe. Alexanlria Gortop's Bar
bi,s uI Intermediate landings Red Riyer-The
and swift running steamer Homer, SamI Apple
gate muster n V Cetlos clerk regularly al above
For freight passage apply on board.
jya Advertising Agent
aaN The H6 Alexandria with The new light
side wheel steamer Flea shippers may rely freight
going through without detention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
BAYou SARA JACKETS.
Fort ADAMS

Leaves syery SATURDAY, at 5P. NJ.
Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packet.
THE NEW AND SWIFT RUN.
Ss| hsning Passenger Packet w. 3 IA, S
Heno, master will leave as above every SAT
RPAY evening; returning, leaves Bayon Sara
every WEDNESDAY after the arrival Of the Wood
Vile taking freight and passengers for all landings the
Coast. Fer freight passage apply on board,
r. W. ADAMS 4 CO..
je22 Corner Front and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
\ rLANTIo pRY DOCK, ALaIERs.-

The subscriber having recently constructed this Dock under
his supervision Is prepared to take in Slips Steamers
and description Of Graft The Dock Is located at
Aers opposite tho Soamboat fAndng where connection
with the nn the subscriber viii ccRrnne the shpwrRt and
Ganlkhg Business which his long experience and The facilities
together with his Of work
he hopes 10 merit q share Of public PATRONAGE.
JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor
r-Drdtys left the office Of the agents WIN j. DEWEY
CO. md S. Grsvier street. Nov Orleans, will be promptly
attendea 10. ms 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
Leaves on TUESDAY 10th inst at s p NJ
wv REGULAR RED RIVER PAGKE,

H.S For Jefferson Smithland Benton, Port Caddo
Swansons and Mooring's Landings Albany
shreveport; Grand Bayou, Coushaa, Canptc
don's Batbn's and all intermediate landings Red river
The new and switrunning passenger steamer Fiea-
YUme, No. 3, H. H. Broad, MASTER will as above
For freight passage apply on board
VIRGIEIUsC C. DENTZEL,
iy9 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
Leaves on TUESDAY, July 10. at S p. NJ.
Reg alar Law Water Through Line
EpEr C.Hrr q ID n uarn y TUEp N a,

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
~ h. For Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campte, Grand
Ecore St Maurice, Montgomery, Gotiie, Aiexan-
NSziria, S0nians Gorton's. BariR's and all
mediate landings Red verThe entirely new light dangh
fast running passenger packet News Boy, Bosgeu
master will leave above positively For freight passage
apply board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTXEI,
jy9 Ns Advertising Agent.
The News Boy will connect regularly The Falls with
the light DIR anght packet Rescue jus Crooks MASTER
Shreveport and all landings above the Falls shippers
rely their freight going through without detention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
SRipping antelllgeats.
gRsssxss orrsuE. no. 10 Camp Street,
Tt,asisov Manning fufv 10 1855.

c.EsCxss orEioE, No. 20 Camp Street; ,csa (
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Desoto, Reed, for Liverpool,
Brit bark Patriot, Hodgson, for London, ,r ,.
Bark Uncle Sam, Cole. for Havana, CM soria
Brig Mcintyre, Mcintyre, for Boston, s,s,s a..
Mex sohr Brilliante, Espinola for sisal and Cam
scbr Eagle. Barro, for Apalachicola, j A Mitchell
Schr Kate Field, Robbins, for Boston,
Mex schr orente, Batista, for Campeachy and
Iaguna, Camerden
sehr Lester Kate, Ferrer, for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro
sloop octayia, Mussina, for Apalachioola, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Joseph Clark, Emmerson, fun Newport, Wales,
May 18th, to Cammack & Conversational.
Schr Wild Pigeon, O'Neill G days fm La Sale, in
ballast, to master-2d dist, %.
Schr Commerce, Cox, I'm Pensacola, to master
Basin.
Steamboats,.
News Boy, Boisseau fm Alexandria.
Empire Parish, Vincent. fun Lower Coast.
Oregon, Baker. fun Mobile.
California, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
Moro, Aguader. fm Alexandra.
Music, Streek. fin Donaldsonyille.
Towboat James q Day, Brown from the Passes
-towed down and to sea on the Sd inst,
ships Goschen and Pequot- brought up ship
Joseph Clark.
Towboat c Vanderbilt Wright, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 7th inst, ship
Orphan and schr Kate L Bruce-brought up
schr Wild Pigeon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
RED RIVER !.

Leaves on TU ESDAT. 10th instant. at s P. NJ
Regular Low Water Packet
5~. FOR SHREVEPORT, G. RAND
~ n. Bayou, Coushaa, Campfe Grand Ecore ST. Nau-
nee Montgomery, Goie AlexandEia, Normans
RiVerThe elegant traugh and swift running pas
seuger packet Moro, Augnader, master, will as
above. For freight or passage apply on board
YIRGINIUS q. DENTZEL,
ADVERTISING gent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
Leaves on TUESDAY. l0.h inst. a,5P.M.
REG1ITIAR IDNN.YN ATER p Z

r. h For Shreveport Grand Bayon, Canpte GFand
Ecoe. Conhaa, St Maurice. Montgomery, Cotie
szR Alexandria, Norman's, Barbin's and all interme
diae landings on Red yer-The elegant light dngh
and swift running passenger packet Era No. 2
George Alban master R. = Iuke clerk will leave as above
For freight passage apply on board.
jys y Advertisins fni Agent
The Era No. connects ut Alexandria With the Era No.
for Shreveport all landings The Falls shippers
rely their fe ghf going through without detention