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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01

kalph harnham, the last survivor Of the bat
tie Of Bunker Hill, died on the 26th ult., 10
Acton, Maine, at the age of 104 years, months,
IN days. Ga The afternoon preceding bis de-
mise, he asked bis daughter-in-law, "Ain't
there sugels in the room!N She replied, aFathor
do ycu think there are?' s.0h, yes" said be
''the room is full % them, aud they have come
to assist NE home!" Speaking Of bis recent
trip to Boston, where he met the Prince of
" aies and the Massachusetts State officers, ho
said; ''Oas day Gov. Banks and iMrs. Banks
came to see me, and each OF them made me O
present Mrs. Banks kissed ms, and dem,
reeollecs that ever felt so embarrassed in all
my life | did when found the Governor.
wife was going to kiss me.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01
AN ENGLISH CALL TO us TO BE
FIRM.
Prom Me London .Netcs, Jan. 4

Prom the London .Neics, Jan. 1
We ought TO consider also that when the
bulk OF the American nation has condemned
and adjured Slavery, the public opinion which
the collective nation could uoi withstand must
be crushing to any severed portion of il; and
again, that there ia both disagreement among.
the Shareholders about the policy Of secession,
and refusal of the landless whites to be dis.
posed ef by their aristoeratic neigh bors aud
oppressors: aud, again, that the respective
States IN the South are already jealous of each
others attempts at port; and, again, .hss
the Republican spirit which alone can form a
federal association in America EXISTS only
among that portion es the population which
alone can form federal association ic Amaria
ca exists only among that portion of the pOpu-
latlon which abhors Slavery, and will never 90
into opposition to the North for its sake.
In short, the proposal If secession IL 81
Wild, SO absurd, that it could Dos be put forth
by men sensible enough TO conduct public at
fairs unless they were so dishonest as to be
unworthy of the trust. The threat is either
an outbreak Of mad passion, OF device 10, OBJ
tain concessions from the fears aud affections
Of the North. If tae citizens Of fhe Fres
Sta!eS are flrm, frank and steady. there spW
be no SECESSION, organized and actual, or thers
s0aA presently be applications for readmissioa
to the Uatoh- We, at a distance, can see how
steadiGeSs and patience on tie part Of the VIC
iorious party might convert this sRerolution'
into Reformation; aud, though we can hard
ly expect SO pure result of the present fer
mentation Of passions, we may refuse t. des-
pair Of it,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01

Within two days after the delivery Of his
great Union speech, Senator johnson, of Ten
nessee, received one hundred and sixty three
letters of approval from Maryland and Vir-
pins.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01

4 facetlous bog asked ohe Of his plaYmates
how hardware dealer differed from shoema-
ker. The latter somewhat puzzled, gave it up
"Why," said the other, ssbecause the one sold
nails. aud the other nailed solesn
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01

A shop closed on Thanksgiving Day with
the following sad announcement: "Closed on
account Of the death of aftrkey in tho family
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01

15-"My son, 1 dislike yoar low ways. .
"Pray, father, would you have mo turn high,
wayman 90
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01

If You wish to learn all your defects, quar-
rel with your best friend, and you will be sur
prisod 10 End what VILLAIN you are even in the
estims ton of friend
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01

During 1854, three times as many elngran,
came to this country as 10 1860,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01

Her heart is like frozen lake,
On whose Geld brink | stand
Oh, buckle on my spirits skate,
Aud take me By the hand,
Aud lead thou, loving saint, the way,
To where the iGe is thin,
That it may break beneath my feet.
And let lover in.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01

Mrs. Darlington says that she has noticed
that whether flour was dear or cheap, she had
invariably to pay the same money for half
dollars worth
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01
Boetrq
For the InquirsT
TO MY MOTHER.

All thy locks are fadiag, mother,
And thy eyes are dimming too;
Teaching me though still unwilling
That l soon must part with you
OFT by souvenirs awakened,
Rings the harp of memory,
Ia a tone of melting sadness,
Singing songs of home and thee.
Mother, can ne'er repay thee
For your kind and constant care;
But will in realms eternal
Try by grace to meet yeu there.
On the walls of Zion, mother,
believe Pm called TO stand,
And when done with earth, Hly mother
May We meet at Gods right hand.
Jan. Z, 1861. j. NJ. A.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01

Gen. Scott was burnt in efigy on Saturday
night BY tao students Of the uniysrsi,y Of Vir-
giRia.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01
r. E nj A Il H =
COL. SlNuBL s. WHARTON.

On Senate Bill NO. l, relative to the nsaintea
qnce of the Constitution and the Union.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-01
DELIVERED JANUARY IL, 1880.

The Clerk having read the original bill No.
/, as read in place by the Senator from Phila-
sielphia, (AIg. smith.
Mr.. WHARTON moved to strike out all af
Ter the words ''whereas, aud insert the follow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

s Per steamship orizaba, from Indianola and Gal
w. Fesson, S. S. Smith, Dunklaw, +. NJ. Dunklaw,
J. a. Hubble, a. Fl. Williams, John Grady, +. J..
Pridgeon, w. Burger, r. NJ. Pridgeon, j. 7. Smith,
%. III. Barn. Van Arnin, j Fl. Griffin, ]. I. Hooper,
Williams, G. s. Ellis, d. Helliot, 7, H. Perry, G. G.
Bruner, a. T. Monroe, Newson, James Convene,
NJ. j.. Rosewaz, Coen, Mrs. 7. A. LETTERS and child,
Mrs. Ward and infant Mrs. Hullice, Mrs. O.. Mar
shall, four children and servant, Lewis and lady,
Mrs. Spurrier and child, ]. B. Simmons, Fulton,
Mrs. Lyons, ]. G. shaw--l2 on deck, negroes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Matagorda, Gardner, from Indanels
and Galveston, to G Harris Berwicks Bay
Steamship Gen Rusk, Wilson, I'm Galveston vis
| Sabine Pass, to / G Harris Berwicks Bay.
Steamship 0fizaba, Place, I'm Indianola via Gal
weston, to G HaFris-Berwicks Bay.
Brit ship Arran, Higgins, I'm Greenock November
nth, in ballast, to Hoghton, Rankin &ce--
LIST dist, SO.
Ship Lucinda, Smith, fm Cadiz November l4th, to
lnaster-Pont.
Ship Havelock, Young, is days FIN Boston, to
Baxter, Lowell &co--lst dist, 81.
Swedish bark Excl, Augstram, I'm Rio de Janeiro,
e. to AyInar &co-lst dist, 90.
Bark Moncynck, Smith, % days fin Boston, to
W Hynson &co--lst dist, Is.
Brig = McIntyre. Mcintyre, I'm Rockport, Maine, to
S Creevy 81 Farweli--lst dist, So.
Brig Pamela, Plumuer, rs days I'm New York, to
II MASTERED dist, %.
Schr G I Smythe, WesterIand, IL days FIN Layacca,
to Goldenbow & Lesparre-2d dist. l6
Schr Corah, Antonio, 3 days I'm Grand Calliou, TO
master-2d dist, Is.
sehr Emeline McLenoS, Bucklin, fm Rockland,
Maine, to Creery & Farwel-Point.
Schr Louisa Sabater 2 days I'm Grand Gallon, to
master--2d dist, Is.
Millaudon's boat FIN the Coast, to MASTERED dist
STEAMBOATS,. ge
Z fl Fairchild Faucet I'm Louisville.
Planter, Witte, fm Wheeling.
Pc Bonford, (newl Morley, FIN Cincinnati.
Jesse X Bell Gormly; I'm Cincinnati.
Red Rover, Strong, I'm Nashville
Lizzie Simmons, Moore, FIN Camden
Charm, Reeves, I'm Cold Water.
Robt Watson, Jones, FIN Calhoun Landing.
Tycoon, Thomas, FIN Arkansas River.
w Burton, Lawson, fin Grand Bcore.
Lafourehe Dugas, I'm Lafourche.
IberYille, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Alabama. Beardman, FIN Mobile.
w 4 Andrew, Landry, I'm Lafourche.
Acadia, Vincent, FIN Donaidsonville.
Anna PerFat, Copps, I'm Washington.
Towboat Conqueror. Brown, I'm the Passes towed
down and 10 sea on the 9th ult ship As
syria, bark Delus and sclr Carniita--
brought up bark Moncynick, schrs Emelino
McLenox and Louisa.
To@boat Calhoun, Porter, fin the Passes towed
down and to sea on the 2Sth ult, ship
Tara brought up ships Arran and Lucinda,
brig Mcintyre.
roBboat Anglo Norman, Steele, FIN the Passes
toWed down and to sea on the 9th ult,
ships Eleanor and A 7 Schmidt, bark Leigh
ton--brought up ship Hayelock and bark
Excl.
rowhoat Victoria, jackson, FIN the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 30th ult ships Ari
zona and Bullion, bark James Marlborough
up brig Pamela, sehrs c 7 Smythe and Corah.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Exports.

NEW YORK. VIA HAVANA Per steamship
DeSoto- $50 bales cotton IS bbls oil 20 bbs sear-
inc 12l pkgs 1ndse for New York--50 ties hams 1919
scks corn 100 seeks bran 80 bbls turpentine pkgs
mdse for Havana.
II HAVRE Per ship Pelican State -2s25 bales cot
ton 480 slaves.
HAVRE-Per ship Charles A FarwelI- 1857
bales cotton AIS bdls hides.
LIVERPOOL Per ship sylvanus Blanchard
$3.50 bales cotton 1912 seeks corn 80 scEs oil cake
BRIST0L-Per bark Topeka--l659 bbls molasses
6 hf bbls syrup Dbl hhds sugar 80 bbls beef 2
bxs bacon tee tongues.
"a MALAGA--Per bark Victoria, $50 bales cotton
5000 slaves.
PENSACOLA--P schr j F Bradford SIS scks
corn 10 bales hay % seks coffee 10 bbls pork 81
bbls -four 10 bbls whisky bbls molasses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

ship Humber, -, FIN Ardrossan, to Wood & Low.
Sehr Laura Francis, Higgins, 25 days I'm Rockland,
Maine, to Geo A Fosdick SEQ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
.slnriIle allteIIMtllte.
Crescent oFFieE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Saturday Morning, january 3,
cleared Yesterday.

cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Desoto, johnson, for New York Via
Havana, GonnciS SEQ
Ship Pelican STATE, Morse, for Hayre,
Ship Sylvanus Blanchard, York, for Liverpool.
Baxter. Lowell &co
Ship Charles A Farwell, Farwell for Havre, /,
Creeyy s. Farwell
Bark Topeka, Monroe, for Bristol, tR ~
Baxter, Lowell &co
Bark Victoria. Heviller, for Malaga, Png Brothers
schr j T Bradford, Taylor, forP Pensacola,
N Oyerton &oo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
III EIEags alalIg Grsstellt.
IIE Aisggp nj IaING DEPARTMENT.,
,ibiE Aalfllige !, !,

Hsfss sTcnslser---t snsEsscSs---Tls Eonford---
wsAc aEarg T-@~s fJspfngs frosa our ESs-
n Mhmasas Ttse navy Ssenaslcrs II. g. C0nnk-
: sefI, PR, ana TH. ID. Observation-Disclosures AS
ISOLATION at ST. ostfs---s Departures To-day,
&se5 Ms IL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Leaves on SATURDAY. jan. g. at5P NJ 0G
REGULAR BAYOU II AFSTHDJ,f n

-, 49, Asmew Packet The and sbendd passengeI
lEsskf5ssSS packet steamer Il. s. Conley, j, C. Shne
master, viii leave RhoYe, for Arkansas Line
Cora Buis Iynd Grove leGMihe, Point Pleasant Ouach;s
Ty ten;ou Monroe Hasrisonbnrg Trinity inferno,
For further Information Hpply board.
The T. s. Coney Red Chief M for p1t
landings above Arkansas Line. rnsiti Sey. -
m YlRGINIUS O. BENTZEI. ,m
AdyRrf Ayapt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
RF GtlLAR RED REvHR. NnM

apply on board.
HE Louis . Or bu " for the Red River trade
the trade. ~ - '"' ''A' 81
Passengers and shippers rely the Louis Dor leaving
on her regular advertised day above
ia, VIRGINIUs G. DENTZEIn
Is sr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Leaves TUESDAY. Jan 5. az 6 pm.
For famheu Direct
REGULAR 0UAEHTpA PIC

fs h, For Cnmden- Frenchpn leach Hill fittle Bay
kk4h.Abfa CrimeM, Hars Bluff Roartis Eldorado Cham,
n4Pagnoe Bangs, WILMINGTON, Moro Bay, Pigeon
Hill Curyvie Marie Saline, Extra Marie RowInpdIa
RRft Alabama Landing: Mouth Of bartholomew. lnachtt
City LochOmOnd Port Union, Stengo, n'Arf,oDne
Trenton, Monroe Mouth Cheney, Pine Bluff Castors Column
bia, Humbe larsonbnTg, Trinity and all intermediate hind
ing O1Ncth Riveg-Tle and splendid swift running
passenger steamer Judah TOurO, N Lsnghorne master,
viii leave Rb0Fe For freight passage apply board
-. VlRG1NIUS U. DENTZEL,,
G5a ~, ,,,,- ,. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Receipts OF Produce.

Al Bfiltenberger &co--20v bales hay R Fl Short &eo
--55 do 500 seeks bran 495 kegs lard cks heads Al
bbls pork 81 hbls -four u fl Fairchid &co-l736
pes meat lag bbs pork Tilt scks corn 6 ties IS
kegs lard to West & Nettleton- hhds tobacco to
Given, Watts &eo--la0 scks corn VIM Soery Geo
800 do @ Il Smith-532 do S 4 Thomas-5I bbls
beans 10 bbls dried apples 10 hbls beef 81 bbls
apples g Witte-A pkgs mdse Geddes- do
B Harris do Gauche-- As do w G Martin Is
bales cotton to Henderson. Terry eco undries to
order-Total 10 bales cotton hhds tobacco
CINCINNATI Per steamer E Bonford-2o
tics hams Is hhds bacon 200 bxs starch IS bbls oil
Harris, Bercief &co--2 10 seeks corn l04 scks bran
IS bbls apples liz bbs -four 300 bbls potatoes
bbls cidtr | Dbl Is kegs lard hid pork G Lamkin
"a seks bran SO scks corn As bbls flour D G Lam.
kin $40 tons hay, -four, cheese, whisky and bran
to Stell--l00 bxs cheese so bbs whisky to Grief,
Byrnes &co--4 do J hoelly-r9 bales hops AIerz--
"a pkgs butter IL bbls eggs bbls ribs Schneider
u Wise l6 do $50 bbis apples SO bbls onions S
hbls eggs l25 kegs pigs feet tubs butter Del
Bondio-t2l bbls potatoes to I Raymond--s0 bbls
pork 80 bbls apples IS hSs cheese SIG bales hay to
Jno Adams Eco key lard keg pickles box
mdse bbi apples to R Anderson pkgs mdse to
/ g Connolly leo so bhls beef II I,eland320a nils
pork Payne & Harrison so bbls whisky ] Connoy
| eco 100 bbls apples 3 bbis cider w Darrel-300
| bxs candies j I Moore Eco 800 do Ayet-- 500
do II Block &eo- 500 do p ] Hart &co-- 1879 pkgs
mdse and sundries to order.
| LOUISVILLE Per steamer q II Fairchild
So bdls paper Stevens & Seymour 400 seeks corn
S II Kennedy Eco 81 do l26 bales hay Dumesnil
d Martin 100 do Is tics lard SO bbls pork 100 bbls
/ -four 0glesbY Maeaulay- 600 bbls pork Martin,
Cobb &cos 25 pkgs sundres To order-S4 bills sun.
dries ] q Gteye l0 bbls whisky Murrel d Bowles
$40 bbls pork to Hillfard, Summers ECO so do
/ N )yerton Eco 100 bbls -four 1855 scks corn to
/ D + Ethel &eo--lTS do Watts, Peasants &co-404
doJ Il Bagles--5Sl do SIG scks bran 2lS bbls pork
l6 3 bbls lard bbls eggs As bbs beef 152 bbls
1our Il6 bales hay Is eks meat o H Fairehild SEQ
% tcs lard IS bbls pork John Robertson bbls
-four e. SEEKS corn 70 bbs fruit csk bacon West
u Nettleton- sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

STEAMBOATS,.
BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
NEW ORLEANS
- Aud 80 Z
BAYOU SARA MAIL LINE COMPANY,
For Bayou Sara and the Coast,
rBERy1L1 4hs'ew and fine passenger PssSe p,r,,.
EVERY $ STNDAY MoRNING at o'clock.
MEIPNESpAX st 3 S t,sssl
Returning leaves Bayou Sara 'o'A
EVERY MONDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at s A. NJ
For Bayou Sara and the Coast,
.-,o.,,, ar,r,-, The freight packet
Leaves New Orleans captain Nc''u0'd
EyEEY FRIDAY MoRNING, at 10 o Cos
For Fort Adams, TUntca, MorgaRza, Bayou
Sara and the Coast,
= ,,r-,,,r -r The fine passenger packet
Leaves Ney, Orleans '"p'' ~ F. "T0SS'
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
rvrpv f & trfTp E eyes e; Fort Adams
For D2naIdsUEayilIe and the Coast,
,c,p1, Inc new and line passenger packet
.:a Xo Capt Jos Vincent,
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock.
:. THURSDAY , nj ID oriarE
:. SATURDAY. EVENING, at 8 8 oe cioef
clerk il always the landing of ST. Louis street. to
receive and deliver freight and sign bills ane Tor tie above
bonts
nl2 3m f. LANoUE, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
MOBILE.

- -fzzA FOR MOBILE --DATLY u, g.,
Line-Wnter AErangoment-The splen.
did low pressure packet steamers ALBANIA,
California. A. L. Myers MASTER all built expressly for The
trade with superior accommodations will trips and
landings as fooWg unless prevented bad weather high or
10y waeg Tsnt Of fuel or sons accident boat machinery
the arrival of the 81 o'clock NJ train of cars for Mobile
direct Returning stons at PascRgonla Pass Christian and
Bay st. Louis on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
A-For tickets through to New York by the Charleston and
savannah steamship Routes at reduced rates. further in
formation, apply to "
,,. R. GEDDEs, Agent
Oh 90 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Leaves on SATURDAY January e. at5PM
EalE IA AlIi II 4 Il rLEaflE

ff1g wv a7KIli i n Is U0FNs BnlI Lind Grove, De
ss=sFzsSs Monroe Pine Bluff, Columbia, Harr1sonbnrg
Trinity mid all inermeniate landings Bayou Bartholomew
aud bEachta liver,Ths new, Hgh-dfHft
e4eer packet steamer Tel gram, H. F. sart rnasteF
VIII leave as above For freight passage apply
dal 0i-'ios " ag ge,iGIl au,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
ImporGs.


4 TNDIAN0LA via GALVEsToN-Pe steamship
cattle TO Inbean & Mehle.
GALVESTON AND SABINE PAss-Per steam.
ship Gen Rusk- 81 bales cotton Preau & Couture
LIS Lloyd d Frierson- 5 Carroll. Hoy GEO. 8 do
Thompson Zoo do Friedlander & Gerson--6 do
ne ID Cooper &co-34 Henderson & Peae-l3 bales
dpmesties Picken-13 do A II May Geo 7 cases
tobacco Carroll Hoy ECO $laa4 SO in specie to
q ] Hart Eco $500 do Forwood & Gribble-$50G
do Dudley q Nelson $50 do N Morrison Geo
Total 81 bales cotton
B0ST0N--Per bark BIoncynick- Assorted mdse.
RoCKLAND--Pe sebr Emene MoLenox-l600
8bbls lime to Creeyy u Farwel1.
R0GkLAND--Per brig ] Mcintyre 2GG0 bbls
lime to Greeyy & Farwel.
BOSTON---Per ship Hayelock,- 1887 tons ice to
S B Smith &eo.
RIO DE JANEFR0- Per bark Excl 6Oo0 seeks
coffee Aymar eco.
NEW Y0RK-Per brig Pamela Assorted mdse.
+ LAVACGA--Pers chr c I Smythe-- bales cot
ton to order 50 ] FULLY &co Scruggs, Done
gan &eo-5 Murphy, Sykes &eo7 Wood \ Low
IL Perkins &co-- u S 0 Nelson &co--12 Tarleton,
Jurey &co- 81 w g Lpscomb- 10 B NJ Lowe SEQ
Payne & Harrison-T Total $50 bales cotton.
GRAND CAILLoU- Per schr Corah-6s hhds
sugar LOO hbls Is hf bbls molasses to order.
GRAND GAILL0U- Per schr Louisa 60 hhds
sugar 140 bbls molasses to order.
CoAsT--Per Millaudons boat 46 hhds sugar
to order. ST
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

~ 3, ANbI,9a Laughing Nonlh Of D Arl0nne. Tren-
StoD Pigeon HIS, Moro Bay, Marie Saline Little
$685. Bay Mter's Bluff Chamfaenoo Monroe Co.
i9mhi" Harrsonbnrg, Trinity md al landings Ouachta
rivetThe fine and swift running passenger packet DR..
EuhT * toBr akcr, MUSTER will leave for above D. nts
For freight passage, having superior accommodations an,
ply board. ~ =
VIRGIEIUS G. DENTZEL,
d29 Advertising Agent.
The Dr. b. sst of dock having been thoroughly re-
trade the entire season. - - " = -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

The Starlight tlilt expressly River trade
and for comfort safety and speed surpassed by any boa
in The trade PASSENGERS rely the Starlight leaving
her regular advertised day, ms above,
For nt'Eht or passage apply on board.
10, VfRG1NIus @. nENTzEL,
sz!s,..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
! VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED


| FOR NEW ORLEANS.
corrected expressly for the New Orleans Dolly Crcscent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

r EGOMPl'tG 81 CO.'S CIIARTlT1--6OO cases ats
IL and PTS. put up in very elegant style For sale by
S. d. GRATIAA & CO,
nu 50 Custonhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05

Leaves every TUESDAY Mt o'clock P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AED VGCNst
EYssy h. burg .. s. Mail Lne-For Donadsonvile, Pts
eneniine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, NEtchez Water
proof Rodney 81 Joseph Grand Gulf Warenon and vckr
b1rg-The steamer Cknrner, Capt. W. G. Wilson, vii
leave above every TUESDAY O'clock P NJ Returnns
she will oavs FicSsbnrG every FRIDAY at u o'clock NJ
.. Il. CARROLL / Co,
ja4 Agents, % Carondcla street.
The above steamer Will conneeat YicksharE with the
DevNrUp for Yezoo river.
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STEAMBOATS,.

NJ. @. AND S
/, IA MEMPHIS u SNAIL h Bts5 n
- aAssEs SsEasaLINE OF PACKETS
Composed of the splendid steamers
tMgomnr,J, D. Clarke master,
Ed. j. Gay. Bart. Bowen. MASTER
+" leaving every TUESDAY, at5P.M.
Imperial, c. S. Rogers, master.
John Silnontis, J. T. Hicks, master,
Every THURSDAY at s P, NJ.
New Uni lie Sann, A. II. Irwin, master,
III. II. w. Hin, 4. II. Newell master,
Every SATURDAY at5F NJ.
Connecting at Memphis with
RAILROADS AND Packets FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST,
For freight or passage apply to
JNO. h. HYDE / CO., Memphis Packet Office
MI IF 81 f4hor,oe rJota, 1aft ,,,r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
A L A B A MA RIVER,

Il A NJ A RIVER
Merchants Through Line.
.,TH15@ h. FGR MOBILE. SELMA. MCNT-
sgomery, Wetumpka, and n landings on Ala
bama river, via the Carrollton aud Jefferson
Raiiroad-Ihe superior iight,draft Lake Steamers
Gray Cloud, Captain G. Is. Massey
- Whttemarf, Captain @. W. Norton
apoVe trade throuFout the season. leaving New Orleans
Montgomery every ten days Shippers and passengers can de-
feno Upon These boats remaining in the trade and going
ne ifaGe Freight Will be received every day The depot
Ivo Circle For freight passengers or further parcuars
apply ITO
30 JNO. f. HYDE CO.,
nkS - Office under St. Charles Hotel
fSShpner VIII please note that the above steamers have
no connection with other line Rnd freight intended for
either OF them the ray tickets be made out in the name
OF the steamer for which it is intended. ~ '
Cox, Brainard & Co.'S TRr-wEEKL.Y Through Line
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT
~ h GomefS. WeumpkA and all landings Alabama
river, The saHnch steamers VIM. RaeaIy
ss$asiAaarR h. Sinnott, master; Henry Lewis. John
inters master will receive freight every day ut the epo
Ivo Circle and will leave The LIKE of the jefferson Hnd
Carrolton Raj road every TUESDAY TIURSD AY and SAT
gRDAY on the arrival of the 51$ r. NJ train Of cars For
freight or passage apply On board, to
jas If " -A1A q5' C7 HS1,t stroo+
on days of departure. -
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IT, b. The magnificent irst-clss passenger packet
LsssFF@ H. L. Hodge, j. Smoker master will lea We
h6o2e for Hurricane and Carolina HlnHs
shreveport Grand Bayou CousatR Campte Grand Ecorc
Alexandria, and all nter landings on Red River For
further particulars apply board ' "
iu3 " a d i 'I'ti'; yor+
The L. Hodge will lake freight for Tnper Red River with
f99 privilege Of re,s pnng oily And She will pay any
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-05
Leaves ~, II HNDaY. hHh inst. Mt & =. NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKE'

, IT, se-For Grand Ecore N0ichochcs, Clnuiiervile
LyFiias PlatsanCC, Coa Alexandria, Normans Bar.
bins, and all intermediate landings on Red river
Ese and little rfyers--lhe sPenGd and swift running
light dranght passenger packet Rapfdes. j. O.
nowiy will leave above For freight or passage
having fine accommodations, apply OH board.
F1EGiNlUS q. UENTZEIr
II
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Leaves on TUESDAY, Jan s, Mt s p. NJ. nosiiyely
REGULAR SHREVEPORT u.

~ h. Mail Passenger Pncket-For Shreveport Grand
Hayon, Cousaa, Campc, Grand Ec6re ST. Ntnu
Ezzz4zsGz4 ice Montgomery DUand's, Cote, Alexandria
N9mnns Bshis and all intermediate landings Red river
magnificent and fast running passenger packet
nOubi0oD, w G. Harrison, maser will leave az above
For freight Or passage apply on board.
FlRGINIUS C. nENTZEL,
in2 Advert;.ing