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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-05
E 5AAjIEI NJ & 1 AsPPNMNISSsEI9qSS ER BE;

II next to the Vanderburgh County Fair, is now
at Schapker Il Bussing's, 40 Main street. They have
the best stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Hats
and Gaps, Ladies', Misses, and Children's Shoes,
in the city, aud sell very cheap for cash.
saDt2b 80
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-05

National Election, on Monday, No
vember 5th, 1860.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

A FAMOUS Doo.-It appears that
n distinguished. Arctic voyager is
passing his old age at Idlewell. Mr.N
J.. Willis, in tho Home Journal of
this week, says:
We have pet whom you would
like 10 hear news of--Cmsar, the
Newfoundland dog, survivor Of the
Arctic Expedition, who has left his
fame adrift on the uncertain sea Of
popular remembrance. and come TO
end lis days peacefully in unexacting
retirement aud you will be surpri-
sed TO hear that his health is not i'm
proved by II. r. would seem, some
times, as If the diseases that only dog
our footsteps in life's more rapid ca
reer overtake and fasten upon nse
with the first loitring Of repose.---
Caesar Is made every way comforta-
bic but his face swclls occasion
ally, we know not why he goes
lame, now and then, from no braise,
that we can see and no accident
that we can hear Of and nc has
a trouble IN his shaggy neck, roll
ing it upon the ground and carry
ing IL stigy on one side, or crowd
ing il up against my knee and
moaning while he looks inquiring-
ly into my face. Old age is evi-
IDENTIFY getting steolthy grasp upon
him, and his habits are not active
enough to keep the vitality awake
which could once shake of symp-
toms and take no notice Of pain.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

neA- Two historical anecdotes
connected with two illnstrous per-
sonages in English history have
just come to light. The correspon-
dence of the French ambassador
TO the Court of Queen Elizabeth re-
vcals to US what Elizabeth says Of
Essex. He took pleasure" she
said, :" in insulting my person; but
she warned him to take care how
he touched her sccpter." The 9TH
or anccdoto refers TO King George
~, and IL told IN the diary of Mr..
Rose, who was much with King
George III. and more with Mr..
Pitt. Rose was talking to the
King IN his own house: 81 thank
God" said King George III, and
with warmth, " there is but one of
my children who wants courage,
but will not name him because
he is 10 succeed me-"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
nSy~The whoie Cbamnaon,

Dy-The whole Champagne district
Of Europe is about 10000 acres, and
the amount Of wine manufactured for
expectation is ten million bottles, or
about eight hundred thousand baskets.
OF this Russia consumes 100000,
Great Britain and her possessions
100000, France 10000, Germany
1000, and the United States 220,-
900. Only about 225, 900, baskets
per annum pass through the custom
houses of this country, and yet the
yearly consumption Of champagne in
this country is estimated to be one Mil
lion baskets. Where do the other
eight hundred thousand baskets an
amount equal to the whole supply for
the world-come from |!
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
n O II I G. E.
Office Southern Mutual Insurance Co.,
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 4th, 1860. (

Office Southern Mutual Insurance Coz
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 4th, 1905
At a meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this day, it was Resolged, To pay SIR
per cent. interest on the outstanding Scrip,
Eight per cent TO Stockholders on premiums
paid by them for the year ending LIST Feb
ruary 1860, and to declare a dividend Of
Fyty per cent. on the nett earned premiums
Of the Company for the year ending Slst.
January, 1860, for which certificates will
be issued on and after the LIST day of March
next.
10 soas further Resclred, To redeem the
outstanding Scrip for the year 1857, on pre-
sentation at the Office of the company.
~ The Stockholders are hereby mott
fed that an election for Ten Directors and
Fifteen Trustees, to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the Office Of the Com
pany, on Thursday, tie l5th ddy If Narch,
iss0. +. Z. HEBERT, sec'y.
Advocate and Sugar Planter, copy
Q months.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

u Madame Bodisco attended
the Presidents levee in her Court
dress, valued at $4,000. - E1-
change.
The New York Dufohman, says
Notwithstanding the unfnshiona-
blcness of fainting in hoops--sov-
eral ladies swooned, when informed
OF the cost of Lady Bodisco's dress
whilst the stays of others had TO
be ripped up, in order to get sufli-
ciont fresh air for them to sigh
heavily. Mrs. Senator John Cock
tail, was 80 much overcome with
modification of pride Cher enter
crinoline only cost $lo,0OO) that
she blushed for shame, until her
paint took on a purple hue"
The EMPIRE Cry Statement ofhe
Captain--Capt. McGown, of the
Empire City writes thus to the New
York Herald, on the 30th alt
In your paper Of to-day the tele-
GRAPHIC news from Savannah (per
Isabel says the steamship Empire
City, from New Orleans for New
York, has been ashore at the en-
trance of the barbor Of Havana, but
got off without material damage
The Empire City entered the harbor
OF Havana on the evening of the
22d inst, and was anchored by the
pilot abreast of the lower wharf. on
the Casa Blanca side, opposite the
city. The stem line was made fast
TO the bar Martha j. Ward by the
pilot boat, which vessel laid outside
of us. Tho tide fell about eighteen
inches during the night, which caus-
ed the vessel to touch bottom (soft
clay slightly. In the morning we
landed the mails, passengers, &c,
for Havana, and took on board two
lighters freight, and, at the rise of
the tide in the afternoon, I'D, pro.
ceeded to sea.
j. MCGOWAN, Captain.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
j. McGowAN, Captain.

Mr.. Wright, the favorite English
comedian, so long at the Adelphi
theatre, London, died at Boulogne.
France, last month, age forty,six
years. His first appearance was
at the Queens theatre in 1884, and
was not successful. He went into
the Provinces, and returned to Lon.
don IN 1887, at the st. James thea.
tire. He created Slasher and
Crasher," Domestic Economy
Master Gyinmidge, the travelling
Snowman, in The Green Bushes, y
aud other favorite characters.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
CAUSE or BLusHEs-A Lucid De-

CAUSE or BLUsHEs-A Lucid De-
seriptiou.-A writer in the American
MedioaL Gazette thus furnishes the rea-
son why young ladies blush when spo-
ken to about their lovers: The mind
communicates with the central gan
glion; the latter, by reflex action
through the brain aud facial nerve to
the organic nerves, in the face, with
which its branches irlosculate.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
tFor the tiaxstte and Comef.J
THAT SONGi
nv s.brs .tios mon,anrr.


heard again that song, and wept,
For o. 10 broathed 40 much Of thee
And thoughts that long In silence slept
Awakened into memory.
And all the bliss ever knew,
The glimpse Of glory life had caught,
And tho wild love bore for you
Rushed DER my soul whose JOY was OF.
They saw me weep. That inward strife
Thoy deemed was buta strange caprice;
Unconscious Of my darksned life,
My blightod heart, its shattered peace.
Unconscious that that pcnsivo song
Was one thy voice so OF had sung,
That voice upon whose lightest tono
My very life enchanted hung.
Ali once thought that neyormoro
Could song or feeling move mo thus
Since cold distrust had blighted DER
The wreath thatlov had twinod for us;
deemed that thou cosldst never wake
Such thoughts Of mingled bliss and
pain
And we'll know my heart must break
lfle'er hear that song again
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

LARGE DoSATioN.-At the close
of the late meeting of the Woman's
Hospital Association in New York,
Peter Cooper, Esq, whose wife is
one of the managers, donated $l5,
900, to be paid in iron, toward the
sum required for the erection of
the new hospital.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

STATE on LOUIsfANA--PArrsn on !
East BATos RoUos. Feb. LIST, 1850.
Re II remembered, That on this first day Of Feb
rnary, 1860 before Hpe the subscriber Justice OF
the Peace In and for the parish aforesaid, person.
ally appeared VIM. y. pike, President, and v. Y.
Hebert, Secretary of the Southern Mutual fnsu-
rance Company Of Baton Rouge, who being duly
sworn according to law, DO depose and say that
the abov e accounts are just and true, and tran
script for the books Of said Company.
tsigned] wM. =. PIKE, President.
=. u. HEsERT, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, this first
day Of February, 1860.
lSignedl p. A. WALKER,
Justice Of the Peace
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

ECLIPSE OF THE Moon. There will
be partial eclipse of the moon on
the 9th day of February in the even
ing. 1t will be visible in this sec
ton early, commencing at three
minutes past seven, and ending
about fifty-five minutes past nine.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

The SOUTHERN Mutual INSURANCE
COMPANY. - Attention is directed
to the very satisfactory exhibit of
this local company for the year
just ended. IL will be seen that
the nett earned profits, amount to
$4,000 6S, aud the available as
sets Of the company to S322,2ll As.
When 80 large an amount of mon.
ey is kept within, aud for the bone-
III of the entire community, that,
but for the existence of this com.
pany would DO sent away and never
return we can very well afford to
sustain loss now and then.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
DEATH or JUDoD WATrEnsTos.

DEATH or JUDog WATTEnsTon
The New Orleans Bulletin Of the 9th
inst, announces the death Of the
Hon. GEORGE w. WATTERsToN, Of
The Parish Of Livingston. The at.
tact was Sudden and unexpected, and
his illness of short duration --one of
the sudden and pre-epptory SUN
mouses of the ever active enemy Of
the living, TO which all are liable a
command with a judgment, following
from which there is no appeal, and
no stay. IL was only Inst week we
received letter from the deceased
then in the full vigor of manhood,
which contemplated a long life, TO
consummato plans built up upon the
hopes for a life of activity in years to
come Verify, "Fhommc propose Fl
Dien dispost"
Judge WATTERsroN was m active,
prominent and useful citizen of his
Parish and State--a Jurist of pro-
found legal attain ents--he served
many years on the bench of his dis.
trict and represented IL in tho State
Senate. He was man of genial
heart and social temperament. What
ever may have been his faults TO we'd
him to this life of pilgrimage !; let US
pass by and forget, now that line Is
drawn between us.
His remains were TO have been re-
moved yesterday from New Orleans
10 his lato residence on the Amite
River, Parish of Livingston, by the
Jackson Railroad.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

nsa-Mrs. Siddons, while dressing
for the part Of Lady Macbeth, was
informed that a poor woman had
travelled all the way from Brecon,
the native place of that eminent
actress, to see her perform. "Has
she her intcllects ?" demanded
Mrs. Siddons, in her usual pomp-
GUS style of speaking. 81 don't
know, madam" replied the attend
ant, but she had something tied
up in q blue handkerchief"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
BARREGEs AT COST

r NOW OYER the above goods nj Cost, among
i them some very handsome dress patterns.
sep22 w. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08


FUNERAL OF MAcAuLAY.-The fu-
neral of the regretted Macaulay,
took place on the 9th. The line Of
the procession from Holly Lodge,
the residence of the late historian,
to Westminster Abbey, was throng-
ed with spectators, while the pro-
cession itself was composed of o
long line Of carriages, belonging
TO the nobility and gentry. At the
Abbey, there were all the more
noted representatives, Of current
English literature. The most nota-
bic fact was the marked absence of
the leading conservatives, who
seemed thus to express their I'M
conquerable aversion to their vet
eran assailant. The assistant paul
bearers included the Lord Chancel-
Tor, the Speaker of the House of
Commons, Lord John Russell, the
Earl of Carlisle, the Bishop Of Ok
ford, and other distinguished char
acters. The services were extremely
solemn and impressive.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

No. The human hand is 30 beau
tifully formed, every effort Of the
will is answered 80 instantly, as If
tho hand itself were the seat Of
that will, that the very perfection
Of the instrument makes us inscn-
bic 10 its use we use 10 as We
draw our breath unconsciously /;
we have lost all recollection Of the
feeble and ill-dircctod efforts Of it's
first exercise by which it has been
perfected, and we are iHsensible Of
the advantages we derive from il.
The armed cxtrcmitics Of u variety
Of animals give them great advan.
tages but If man possessed any
similar provisions he would forfeit
his sovereignty over ali AS Gal
en- long since observed, ibid man
possess the natural armor Of the
brutcs, he would no longer work rs
an artiiiccr, nor protect himself
with breastplatc, nor fashion a
sword or spear, nor invent q bride
to mount n horse and hunt the lion.
Neither could he follow the arts Of
peace, construct the pipe and Tyre,
erect houses, inscribc laws, and
the ingenuity Of the hand, converse
with the sagcs of antiquity"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

I IME! LIMEi-rhe very best 10 be bad
IL always on hand and for sale by
feb4 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
TO UOUsEKETPERs.

IIsE KoBfss0S's SILVER s0AP-the great
~ est thing In this wsrld for cleaning and pol
ishing Silver, pluked and Britannia ware, and To-
cleaning mirrors Marble, tin, etc. Try cake oft.
fsb1 X. ID. DRY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

CURIOUS FACTS. Bees are geo
metricians. The cells are so con-
structcd that, with the least quantity
of material, to have the largest. sized
spaces and the least possible inter.
stice. The mole is n meteorological
The bird called the nine-killer is an
arithmetician ; also the'crow, the wild
turkey and some other birds. The
torpedo, the ray and the electric eel
are electricians. The nautilus is
navigator. He raises and lowers his
sails, casts and weighs anchor, aud
performs nautical feats. Whole tribes
of birds are musicians. The beaver
is m architect, builder and wood cut
ter. He cuts down trees and erects
houses and dams. The marmot is
civil engineer. lie does not only
build houses, bat constructs aque-
ducts and drains 10 keep them dry.
The ant maintains regular standing
army. Wasps are paper manufac-
turers. Caterpillars are silk spinners.
The squirrel is ferryman. With
chip or q piece Of bark for a boat,
and his tail for a sail, he crosses a
stream. Dogs, wolves, jackals, and
many others, are hunters. The black
bear and heron are fishermen. The
ants are day laborers. The monkey
is rope-dancer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
STOVES AND RANGES.

yos Of 5'' coof Sf snG sSS Tssn Ing
Stoves, and the celebrated Globe Range.
We invite you 10 examine JOS. celebrated
Stewart Stove, Dug's" Economist, and
then compare them with our
CHI PION,
and fdge for yourself
ian24 2w PIPER d. BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAyfNG BOUGHT the interest q Mr.. James
IL IIutches, in the late firm Of Hacket 4
Hutches; i take pleasure Of informing my
friends and former eustomsgs that ! viii carry
on the Provision and Grocery business Mt the cid
stand the corner Of Main and 81. Anthony
streets, in the city Of Baton Rouge. With ten
years experience In the trade, hope 10 give en-
tire satisfaction 10 my patron, both 10 quality aud
price Of my goods.
jan12 o. HACKET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

JUST RECEIVED.
T HAVE JUST receivsd from Landreth, fresh
Il supply u Garden Seed and have been 80
particular In their selection that will warrant
every paper. To those that want good gsrdensI
offer all Inducements. Now IL the time 20 get
your seed.
Artichoks, Beans, Beets, Cabbage, CauIisower,
Carrots, Celery, Corn, Crss, Cucumber,
Egg Plant. Eudire, Leek, Lettuce,
Musk Mellon. Water Mellon ,0kra,
Onions, Psysniys, Peas Rad
dsh; Spinach, Tomato,
Turnip, de-, dc.
fsbf.1w X. d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
DY VIRTUE Of an agreement entered luto and
I'D signed By this owners, will offer NJ Public
Sale In fro Of the Court House Door Of said par.
ish. In the City OF Baton Rouge. on
MONDAY, the 9th day Of MARCH
next, 1860, ut IL O'Clock A. ~, Of said day the
slave hereinafter described, held in common be-
tween those parties, 10 wit:
OLIVER, negro man aged about 60 years
Terms Of sails Cash on delivery.
fsbI u. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-08

NEW LARD, GREEN MEATS, &C.
On KEGS Priim. New Leaf Lard
~ 1000 Pounds Green Hams:
1000 a" .. Shoulders;
so Barrels Choice Family Flour;
30 % supsrfne 81. Louis {"
20 Common (Fine) Flour;
90 Fresh Potatoes;
60 Bags Shorts.
The above articles just Stored, and for sale at
current prices, for the cash.
dec2o JOSHUA BEAL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
Stippiug yblflIigflif

casscxrr nSysor, No, 70 Cesar ssFSs & -,
"wednesday Mostlins, APRIL n iss0.
cleared Yesterday.
sup Wv ss'e 's''s' Baxter, Lowell eco
sa'Afe = ss III ~ Carnrnack n Converse
'seha 1AesS = s GoIdaubow & Lesparre
Max schr 0r;entc, Batista, for Laguns ana yam.
SIR Kim ncshasha, Young, for Cardenss and =
market. y 5000 ssolia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
! ~ lavs.w
TLANrro Day DOCK, ALeIERs. :

The subscriber having recently eonsrue ed this Dock under
bis supervision prepared take IN ships siesmes
and descrp OF Water Craft The Dock Is located
Algcrs opposite The Steamboat Landing, where,
with The Deck the subscriber viii continue The shpwrgb and
Ganlkng business which his long experience, sn The facilities
he together with hi persona supervision OF all work
he hopes 70 merit share Of public patronage
444g8z=#1 JAMES MARTIN. Proprietor
n- ofdars LEFT the ehee Of The wM. .. DEWEY
attended to. mo On
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For Nashville Every SATURDAY
THE NEW AVID FINE REGT

u
THE NEW AND FINE REGU-
tS4tAAS.s#4EsW Boyd. master .5as. johnson, jesse
Johnson, MASTER Red Rover, w. Strong
master will leave New Orleans for Nashville and all inteme
date landings as follows:
JAS Woods, Boyd mnster leaves SATURDAY March "a
at o'clock. P. NJ
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, SATURDAY, March 81,
at o'clock, p. u.
Red Rover, Strong n.aster SATURDAY, April I, at q
O'Clock, P. NJ.
JAS. Woods Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY. April ID
at 5 O'clock T. NJ
Has ToEsnson Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY,
April q, at o'clock, p. NJ -
Red Rover Strong. master, leaves SATURDAY, April
Is, o'clock p. NJ.
JAS Woods Boyd master leaves SATURDAY, May at
Is o'clock T. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master. leaves SATURDAY,
Red Rover, Strong master leaves SATURDAY, May 49,
a 8 o'clock, z. II.
JAS. Woods. Boyd master leaves SATURDAY, May 26,
Mt o'clock. T. NJ
Jas. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY.
June ., nj o'clock p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY, June 3,
al 8 O'Clock, p. NJ. 49,
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, June 16
at o'clock, T. M.
JAS. johnson. johnson. master, leaves SATURDAY,
June g. at O'clock, 7. NJ
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, June 80,
JAS Woods, Boyd. master. leaves SATURDAY, July I,
B O'clock r. NJ.
n~Passengers shippers rely these boats leaving
pUncualy according to the above schedule For freight
h. DuFFTELn, Agent,
m1a If II fatnn street.
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esssrzs. x,ssses. Nj y y, CAMP ~: s:sssa'

tt1
sssssss ss sss:s Z az, z a 3 Is c.
III ssl6sr yesterday was chiI..ss owing e the
xtSs gsSs lid assff nor Buainoss oi1 tle
Esais ~ dill FresgAss ~ grssing es1nsll "
1>5fsdS ind hszdsifnlly LIS z spd xl soon cease
10 5sI5F II conzusrcial qlzartit te exception
u HS4 xiyeF. FFsiFasz II SltsexeHezt yesserdsy
ia 81 upxsxd tendenSy, znd shs pressiling rave
Ms 81 INA a So pef PHI
M ns,v I sfDsrS61 5teltst Mary 7. arrived yes
\. Y ~ 5~i2S litxI i Aaxs Hill heard whe-
s<s@ Ply ii Null runnEag her this sam
B T. Isl Soasiss Il shs Nit states that
y r ~ 1iSS So1I i11asH his contract for j
y; 0dScSisa. She 81 10 b 80 feet
53fz ~ 81 i j. toward, Of fhe Jefferson
Y I, III s4l lsailiI liz hull. The maehin-
II II q usids ~ CaSver + Co., who have no
rs 81 ~ i&S l. ~, MD McClafan b Co., Of the
~ NJ, fkzbson and build She cabin. We
- 81 = g Hi i il NJ I'D 81 do Finest; fastest,
iIi)} II " &oSt thxt xver pied the Southern trade
Ss y es1Iehsa which hcie1 die steamers Diana and
MSs1S III sjl6n, zons dAya dnce, have boon fully
- IN MI nuw sfhtk hi TIE Diana MAS cast On
F9l ri SHa h Waa txpected 1t would bs IN the
<li3zsT 1axke ~ Nv following.
T&fS a147tes from Idstle Rock, AJknnsas ra7cr,
..sIx. - ktsx vssletl IN tIatsec-
80 il 1nakc the river
Y ~ E8;fl, syas confidently expected.
=. 49, 81, fyos, 81 a,onIs On our trIbata-
:s ,3sssss III Id,ssr. have statements Of
.Ss.S s3Ss3s L 3ssssssSxf " 8 ffxs.
~ S2jjS i|Ssi 10 81 hi palace barge, recently
49, = s5iis rlscs, III been abandoned, in CON
S 81 4jss IL hixh waiter. itcontains
N " ~ csfYi and JAZZ, aiid 100 barrels
ri S III 81 31,Ich Vim. of course, provo Il total
11Sf
~ I'M ne ~ $is1a s{fg5 fIling IT New Albany for
Z; ma sr,a III. fsouis iire Ii to be christened
s q. g f3sj5z lSsnanhis.s "
49, zs<;,S5 Sbr,. below st. Charles in white
~, enrina and 1vas forcod
w, "a IN. 4ss,s 81 sfs,ryu N MI
~ s SCI 's
4 ,,s,., a,.,.saa xt;,,,
Sas e. s,.rs ,,,
81 MI
~. go ~, ,,s,,
81. =. sss''5 s'' - -
n &: sx.s 81 .,a Il ii III
s;s,,, 4
sss ''5s u fset Nstsr Oh he fas last
n 1ss s6vE isas Il I'D head If the fails,
III III dS not iiihk il Win faIl aa fart to. day as
yet Fsass have fallen whoa VII materially
i; to,rsnas w 49, -
Xt fES'sbures Syestsrday, tha river was falling,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-25
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves FRIDAY April q. at 5 P. NJ.
FOR NASHVILLEsC LARKS-
g - VILE Triceis Landing, Canton Eddyyille, Dyeus
burg smithland Padaeah Metropolis Cairo, Co
sz5xs@3slumbus, Hickman New Madrid, Randolph Mem
phis Napoleon Intermediate landngsThe regular pas
senger packet steamer e rt Il, Wood master, will
leave Ms above For freight pAssage apply board
to B. DuFFlEl, Agent
as II Camp street.
E- The E. will take freight TO all points Tennessee
liver with privilege of storing and reshipping.