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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
ri A M o M S.

ts afsS PinF, Ear Rings Finger Rings with
tts55a Or single Stones We have now
}A RARE ASSORTMENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

remarkable case of very " early piety /" has
lust been found in Brussels. The police, making
Their rounds at midnight found ordinary clothes-
line hanging near door several feet anoys the 2
came out Of a garnet window above. They en-
, tered The room, Convinced that they were On the
track Of some daring burglar, searehed all the
premises, and at last, walking into the garfef,
we're horriied to find themselves confronted by
housemaid, in a very easy evening Dress whos
with many tears, explained that the mysterious
clothes line was attached to her left arm IN order
that q young waiter to whem she was herself az
faehed. coming early i'll the morning, might eah
her with jerk to prayers at the Cathedral TINS
exuIained the eothesine, and there was NOT naaeh
in the line of clothes before them, the discounted
| aad hlushng police beat q hasts retreat,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
AsuooKrNG Acc1DENr,-Tho Memphis Ayalanc

A SHOCKING AccIDENr.-Th Memphis Avalanche
of Friday has the folowing
We are again called upon to record fatal acct
dent from the imprudent use Of firearms. Thurs
day night as W. P. Hestand, a welt.known butcher
at the south Memphis market,was returning home in
a wagon with his brothernaw, DR.. De Hallway,
a loaded gun in the wagon became the object Of
possession by both parties. a friendly scnhle
ensued, during which the weapon was accidentally
doctor and passing up through his head, killing him
instantly The doctor fell into the wagon and his
distracted brotber,in.law hasteRed for assistance,
but oil without avail. An inquest was held over
| the remains by Esq. Mallory, and verdict of ac
| cidental shooting was rendered. De Hallway
leaves q wife and several children to mourn his
| loss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

A whimsical mistake was made by country
schooimaster who was employed to pen q petition
ary address to chief magistrate, whose circum-
ference was at least six feet seven inches in grth.
Titus was the petition to this very great man ad'
dressed; "To the ma and boldly corpulent"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

A milk peddler finding that his business was not
lust what it should be, resolved to tack about and
sell ait instead of milk and water, as he had for,
mery done, and thus test the sonndness Of the old
maxim about the policy of honesty. A day or two
after he had effected the aforesaid change, he was
told by one of his customers, a matronly lady OF
some experience in life, that he need bring no
more milk to her. In great surprise, he asked her
the reason why. g Because" said she, 1.-THE arEl-
cie you sold me yesterday was the stransest stun
ever saw It had not stood three hours when it
real s1srbiue article that have always been ac-
,,I,S+Y, ,,Y,tsdt In .
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n ssp s., ssl4ssa n !. N lsraol das
6sss issys asis .sis5S5 Is!
s8s 80 RtssssS'st Hi n II Il, "a. 5
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Leaves every MONDAY. athP-a
REGULAR VIGTxsEUEG AND
, Esg h Bends Paeket-Ihe new. very swift and mag.
njdc2nt passenger packet Gela. ,B5lo. a.
positively leave above Columbia and Landing
Argyle Landing, Greenye, Deer Greek Landing Point Wog
thngton Carolina Landing, Lake Washington, Skip7ithf
landing Slack alnnd landing Lake Providence, MilkenY
Bend Niczsbug, WaTrenton, Grand Gulf St. Joseph, Rodn
Waterproof NAtchez, Red River Landing, Bayou Sara Ba
Ronge and all intermediate landings For freight pass
apply on board. Il II
VTRGINIUS g. .DENTzEL, ir
seS Advertising Agent. ~
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HoTEL.-J Bradley, Chicago; J W
well, Texas; L j Keown and lady, III; j
-77tchings, Tenn Miss Hallock, Y; D K Free
i in, W Jefferson and lady, La; l. Boydeu, Miss
Z Z Percival, Texas; j NJ Reed, Ind; " Kilran
j Garbrough, ALA; J Humphrey, La.
ST.. Louis HoTEL.--N w Bartis, N Y; ] W Todd
U S A; Mrs N " Todd, Ky; s R Garrett, La; n !
Daniel and lady, Ohio; VIM G Hale, Texas; Z
Shaw, Teyas.
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-Rollin Church, N Y; W II
,--------lthers, Ala D E Rarr, In;
Leaves everiathews, R N Lewis, Miss ;
,-zrz lson, Mo; Mrs D Ghamplin,
f.s45S.eeI sM@gSS.e G II Clark, Miss; e George,
zz$$49ssssP:3sz4zs$gs, La; L NJ Dudkiin, Texas !;
We se5a !5NH J Dunklin, Texas.
7====drs Foster, Texas; W II Ray
m Smith, Mobile : A Rice, Ala :;
J5ller, j 6 KjIbourne, James How
IS s.rtin, r Garland Coast; r J Har-
t!4R9EEa t!49Eaa ray, La; R-N Holland, Tenn; A Fl
4. a Brown, Miss W W Whiting, La ;
LTaSsxas; X Puckett and lady, Ga; J B
iTTravs, Miss; B Simmons. Ala; I X
Blanche, 0 II Bond, E = Williams, A
F Smith, Jas Converse, Texas; Z Nor
} Weatherspoon, La; G Il Clarke, Miss;
/, Texas.
rs HoTEL.-Dr Ridgill, DR. Savage, Ark
Wis, Miss; G l. Greenieaf, Texas; J T
*; VIM Castor. N C; W Sturges, Ga
oleton, NJ Hambleton, G L Powell, Fla
sr, T G Beck, Texas; D Il Otto, Canton
t, Ky; L Lewis and lady, S Swain
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

tg r. " throw yer jib poop
shiver my timbars, my harty r. This i genuine
mariner landWidge. | know, beeaWz \, lVe e seen seen
sailor plays acted out BY them New YoTk theater
seersl Old Abe lookt up quite cross s a,a
| sok at il now, Indeed can't. It's onposalpie,
iFssE
aMr. Linken, what do you speetI air sgd ].
res An nrifice seeker, to be sure, said he.
o9es WALL sir q sed q you's never more mistaken
syour life. You hain't got orifce I'd take under
L q circumstances. Tn "A. Ward. Wax fggers il
4 III profeshun. I'm the father Of twins, and they
,t1ok Ike me--botisg of lhent. cum to pay a
fendIy visit TO The President n a sT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

Leayrs on TUESD Y. La tbis
,z ro]t.,'9l EpES Z, A0UH$ Lt,l.'.I;a I. SIS Sc
:fs{ 5Hfsa%5Esss 81 Tor, Sol. Mnibon. to Pan.
sS.z-Sil3s5i9qnd sS.z5i l53s5i9qnd al! intcrinGdtbe freight
or passage apply on board. ~ M Il ~ "
w.
10Y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
I g9a6, 0y fm lgs Mobile. ~
.Sy4sacf fec1s,.A, Webher l5 days I'm New
TUEstP WoodralF &co.

asgses%esfeals,,A Webher, l5 days fm New
/ TUEsIP 1fWocdralf &co.
.~,>,>,>sa-r>t ~ ems, I'm Glasgow, to Creevy Il
| Til, / =. z. Fidtiags, f" Boston, to W J
especias :, owes,le days fin New York, to
the hateb e. -. -
1nentsi Passengers.
yoqkp,. Austin. from Brazos Santiago via
,.a,,i,E -or $. y. Henz!cman U. S. Az lady
beAiu44: Miss Hallett Lathrop, Lotsford,
to spy !agay and lady, Debett, De Castro,
ing 1000 r,Hallett-i7 on deck.
Iheil an Memoranda.
Tbs 80 II the bark Lepox, from Aspinwall
the - ., reports having left in port bark
Cott.aon, palachicola bark Indian Queen, for
the =. rk Gangese, for New York; brig
and -. Pensacola. December 25th, in lat.
thoss~-,, ! SO, passed British ship Mindora,
There are5ouM and east. December 2Gth, in
been spent 81 II, passed ship Ariel, hence for
beenacqut Ser 18th, passed brig Arabella,
copsequentbuund 10 New York. Same date,
rahgenettiea, from hspinwall bound to Min
portion cnber 18th, in lat. = n, ,ong. 81 ST,
men of pros seaman on the SJGaE native OF
feiloW men Terb0aTd and was cfsHned.
state OF teEIfn, VI The schooner Joseph Graz
community tinMaeft in port at Cardenas schr.
the South aspIastig Tyne discharging. There
10 the sacrifice oerican vessels in port at Car
and learn TO despS
turning. lie shin AauiIIa. from Rio de
The New yorE itn, reports having left in port
oered is not one ngsa,e ohe and and sn fafisy
a4'ery papers; blging.
feedom from fanas s-.s
~ h'ode oi hip City of Bath 2l64 bales
~ We may cons47 hhds tobacco.
asy by being h ship Coriolanus-- 1885 bales
erImfnals,H and q
'lthets are lteND a MARKET - Per ship
len wo xosys4 bales cotton.
'ated by a thoroa 1e-D', - '"l'A
Z n y =. me decentr ship Agamemnon-3496 bales
" have come
re terrific ard n'er bark Julia Cobb-lO07 bales
hat we have
e DAMAGE IL bark Washington 1850 bales
-o,,o,. ~ = ND SISAL-- Per schr Brilliante
sxsf' Iie streg ties hams 25 pkgs paper 100 jars
! ssperencfaber 400 bbls -four 81 kegs butter 70
\ Tl-as to 10 cks wine, Is bbls onio%s l05 boxes
lns 2o4 Ii sgs mdse.
yyH ys5H Z ORK-Per schr Mary Lane- ESQ hhds
NGRANDE- Per scLr Dew Drop 10 bbls
M bbls bread bhla lrl,i-'--..n l.. '--.--~-" I"
~ ..e..1nJ = Lolns ID
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Railroads.
NO, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.

BRAsuEAR CITY, January /, ls6l:-@6 bbls
moa8ses to Lobit g. Charpantier-l5 $50 do Hewitt,
Norton &co-25 hhds sugar W L Leyerich &co-50
bbs moasses Fellowes &co-l do Tarieton, Whiting
q Tullis- hf Dbl moasses G W Miller. 20 hhds
sugar Hayes & Sanders do % bbls molasscs to
f } D0Silva &co-l83 do Is hhds sugar TO Bellocq,
NobIOm &co-l5 do West, Renshaw Il Cammack-
1879 bbs molasses to G Sahatier-- do to order--7
bales moss } Z Willes Eco hbls sugar to order
so bales moss Rhodes & Crowell-sundries to Or
der-Total 70 hhds sugar 584 bbs Inf bbl mo-
lasses.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
Consfgnccs.

Cousfgnccs.
5YORK-Per ship Silas Greenman-C G A
No. Aer- Bennett Battle, Noble &co-J N
h--Forcheimer &co-R A Brown-C Coleman
Withers-J J p Coulon- Dawson &co--A
On Mat-p Drew & Seymour-R NJ Denman &co-
abosG Dupuy-A Edwards Fellowcs &co-
eyenson &co-Geo A Fosdick &co-IL {
"a ID Grief &co-M Greenwood-OA
,ldsmith Eco Hewitt, Norton &col
Henderson & Gaines Hawkins
anderson, Terry &co-- D II Holmes
o- s--Kearny, Blois &co--J A Lum
Eco-J Marks &eo- Martin, Cob
- -. - -AInae. 81 hilIrdnnIc-E q Il Nnh.-
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Leaves or INV, y ,,pEyEs5aldi, in his

'''' Iatss Lt'aldl' III HIS ~
s7stE h. phis and tn all the aides II II
,fR:ss99 Gifs,.sFf asteauer a NJ; ~ ~
So will leave : i. has now Y 10 tlle
oiaIo lanaings. For f1eis frier.'ed stuck his
d2o ..iticed to peel it,
49, - 9-sz- -sz---=- young Meade, the
R(s!ltness of the "opti-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. at5P. \
WSANSAS REVER-For
| EEs5 + Van Buren,, tIzGrk, Rosevillu, SpNdra,
| n DaIla-Eole, Levi lR Little Rock,
Gascony HhI, Qway and plunnt
! N thhsfcnus The new, elsa very lfEht irRf
ning! !steamer Arfza usr' Bennett. masu
| as 1Soye For freight gnn of the pply on board /
| dSl% EhrS & JON
H.. The Arkarsstetter and tin lNadine on
! le frOrn ,evss Rice, who is lIas. 2 at ie
e Ancients of the Order, and p5Mai 5ayts got |
With his show just in time to SEQ sntSsan9,ro-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

.4' - EETlporLs.
pfonp,cN N$IlANTIAGO AND INDIANOLA-P Per
with the 2 ,tin-$47, 1858 in specie Cramer &co--
peculiarly tfallero & Basualdo- $500, do A & n
co,,nI;,,ooat 10 u Il Phelps &co-- $500 do Tala-
Uni w, piiLleAI mes $5155 do E Forstal- 1886
IS the true d&5iraud- $3272 do Copnoly ECO
The specific $2675 do A Brother s2322 do
that .si+ ia orie-- Salts rs do R Aldige eco
L. ~ Is Graham &co- 1850 do Levy, Simon
eohseryatildo B Turpin-- $1,000 do NJ Dc I1ano
| IN Northe1.Vendano Bros--$600 do B Fisseron
in the cot ,nbias & Doc) .er-$I50 do Marburg
bo,.ol ,,,1 90 do E j I'D $500 do Eaton 4
bsutS.o r57 do E Weilma,l--56 bales cotton to
A J RugeIeJ Eco 26 do S 0 Nelson &co- 90 do
P If Lowe eco % do West & Where's do J Will
iiams &co-5 do Farley, Jurey &oo-7 bales sea
island cotton Gifen, smedes &co-3e5 pigs lead to
Avendano Bros l2G hides Preau Il Couturie-- l28
do bdl skins 156 pkgs pecans / Mann &co--2l
bbls pecans S W Rawlins-ll do A D Grief eco
sundres to order-Total $l33 ,23l in specie.
RIO DE JANEIRO--Per ship Aquilla-5994 scks
coffee Hallett, Ramsey &co-2008 do Dixon &co
Total 8002 scks coffee.
COAST-Per schr L'Eclar-100 hf bbls molasses
Dudley & Nelson.
COAST-Per sloop Tonnerre--l0l bbls molasses
z Shift eco.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

LeHyss,'e act OF pceling the
..pss ,ME,SS'was the following in
szIats15a IN lselgSaaf, but eau see as well
sssE:ts H. skisssi ssi,ss EaEruast
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

aS~Dr. Charles Il. KeIls, Dentist, No. 152
Caa street, between Carondcle and Raronne, New ofeana
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
PONTCHARTRAIN.

E0BIL LE-Per steamer Cuba-sundries to order.
T8BILE-Per steamer Alabama-lC0 bales cot
| poorder- l6 bbls oil G C Bogart- sundries to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

Memphis Bulletin has the following
le' There was an incident occurred at the C6opera
ton meeting here, which, taking into view its
pleasant influences, has not been given its due
prominence in the published proceedings. It oc.
currei in the first part of the speech OF General
Brown, when at some allr" ion to secession, some
enthusiastic young Carolin.an forgetting in his zeal
for his cherished native soil the construction of
discourtesy to the speaker that might be put upon
the interruption proposed three cheers for South
Carolina" Not for moment disconnected, Gen.
Brown responded, st the gentleman says, three
cheers for South Carolina, and SO say !. In the
dark days of peril, in the troublous time Of the
Revolution that gallant State was with US, battling
heroiCally for independence and the Union, which
her Sumtors, and her Iutledges, and her Haynes
and her Marons helped to bNild up. She has gone
out from among US now, but we hope it will not BIZ
forever. We hope she will yet return to the sister
hood of States in the old homestead of her and o
our fathers. And too say " three cheers 70
South Carolina!'i
J The audience, catching the tolerant and patriQt
spirit of the speaker, gave them with q Uin tha
: almost lifted the roof, and the speaking went Of
i without further interruption.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
KHsSeg.ff Goodrich,

fEyd9 Go0drscfs, !
sfl N UF4 osE RS AND TMPoRTERs
sg5pSs
Corner sSSSasSal and Royal streets,
ruvl4f grnsrros 70 THEIR
cay Large Z 1sieh Assortment
u sh
710YELzzEs Fof THE SEASON!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
Fgsl.83xaE
.E4.EdIl "a n
u ssltsa q III.

N NH 338f f8 56415 "a I.4z "a 93E4 "a n
Aaafs ne Clocks BgSas,2 leefss Eis sssuess
Aeissid i'd raFiSD hsrbln 4 atne ftoHes rsseaain ard
NJ gleasTyss saf T6IleG ssis ri ne ts1sies Tea nd
S Er B6ses, IA lyg 9e5ksgt i5S lssd Rosewood
VI M !, ~ eS aii4g fesks, Tsiaf eigas casss,
baacs5 st,s ID aSelsfg sfIlssa8 sl 5ss
b5 81 sasefsll Asset Il l5s Ita1 d ais Ael-yi.
EosRa sayiilslAts
4kr s 55s.4 ts54S. 4 4A 44at 2F{
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
mIt.ErARAg GONEe.

a snss sASrIs EP AIs.aFTTE rs, Buttons, Belts and
NJ y tace and Trimmings, Of e4Sery description.
ORDERS taken for English Ffg geueh and Belgian Military
Ealp.r9nts, "a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
IN 1sst9g9
Rrcsls Eastls sesgs

tA (, n sss sj94li iissse 5Etss 81
y
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~ sra e M y
N Nj 4 I M
Essts sts1h atits tses
Eai 4sa sfspse II
nssly inlpatist NJ fals ssa n
fe1f9s fsl i,5sI'sEs. otrss8si 81
sMBRegtH E.lsfssE fls b NJ AsstI ~ ctipais
EIk, wafsssst Ira garttaE sffHials,
3ftsaeh aTsssata s
EfshSas n gss5d Il fsslsl 81 Il iag.
fish ald "a itisf sa5 iIsa Linens
,sassk q D..
Fresall Essi gatJs ia srovfiit5s.
paasest Md fjtals cEst 8a
'ss5ss1ssfst I'll S4l 5sgts Ill flail@.
Ys YgaSaslA h N At isgSFlF's sass
aF gApi
4l
slra Brorafis siat'ss tsta 9sse
asia Bssh nS3s VI I.
'seaAst nsespii aaasfssr
lssFl's go Eia'!58sflss'si q i9fa Bafssess
.fin;ss slarssiil 81 I'll REiliiaeiiHps licosf.
RaSp, Iaatiiiss std shts,gls - asd qaslits
spslsss far Me- si,;s /; 9iit s
al'sa 1Esd aSseriptfofss
adsrsl'F8fs - n ii tef slaasp d s
sapsA atg'ie IN a ,4su Gfd e4st 55,F
sabFoidsrsa Bots esI.assqlss ssi s.a us.
ssliffsp's J Egsprq q Loss sgd She y
slat s y y AisaGen l.Slat Application te sglf 3
vattneia8 md sois.
'snhfo Idespa Jaseeftapd Muslin 1 olla "a
itesaisaeFsd Yalsne sane aad Appllcat rohtssg,
Isnsstiiessd st RStti. .gsd Linen i, IL
of'essts II " sstsa qs,ity.
v will 4sla asasEo# a1cH2as III r1E5iI
DDS itAe cif;y
sIQuEL y ALISON
i2e 4. 1t,
4 -5s2s 81 ~ & sgesa sssosa.ssa os1aaasIss
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458 { Pna aoc .sJu ,r5s,,i. = srt, az |
el0fANs, flls'.gIsHltiHH a9Bs. IL
8as "a,
III, II azr 4o IF n I \ \ D B.sl3
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Il S. 5logEs5 d, /; Il III Y
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BOYS att. I ENlSt$$ 8 !,
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drua.s. prstaaqts !. 4 I
xsrs{T " II
'hovss ana y Faitaa + y 81
boer. III
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
REGuLAR RED Riy

Nsz8 :, ,ORbEANs AID 7sHREVEPC
ll4fssaakks4s:sst5zSs q: s. Nal PASSENGER Packet.
ssssssssszssza The new and magnificent first
packet .Gra nd Duke, sam appItgate. ma
regularly for Shreveport, Grand Baynu, Cos.l
Grand Ec0re, Alexantiria and all Intermediate {
River. rs follows: TE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
SsoE AND GREAT NoRTHER,

10 given in one OF rcore newsps-
w Orleans. that application will
-yof the State of Louisiana, at
iih section Of the act of incorpo-
essn and Great Northern Rail
April, 1853.
is. CHARLES, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

4I'Eale 1n mast, Ia, ;
I " EDNESDA1 a.. lsol's
he Armory, cor. ST. G.,.s-... 4
Fer is requested to he i
;. NJ. TODD, Cans
'ergeant. M
u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

CAIRO Per steamer City of Louisiana hld
tobacco Clark 81 Thieneman- l26 bbls pork John
Robertson-l00 do 200 bbls -four Geo Doane-97
DO 70 bbls pork Converse u Kennett- $50 do 142
bbls -four lG5 scks corn 716 scks wheat Fl Ken
nedy &co- liza oats so bbs flour ll>pkgs ndse
F Del Bondio- 1876 bbls -four 1888 pigs lead to
j B Murison eco 20l bbls -four Keep 65 Caulfcld
200 do 1855 sc1s corn 800 scs oats l2L bales hay
l hox mdse Halliday. Graham SEQ 3l5 bbls flour
j D Denegre- % hbls eggs kirkpatrick &co-- S65
scls corn 7I2 ses oats Given, Waits &co- $50 scks
corn Il McGinnis- 3S3 do Horrell, Gayle GEO. 45G
scs oats 0 Woodruff &co- 657 do 7 S Elder eco
loo bbls potatoes j s SmOnds- II bbls whisky
Carroll, Hoy &co-- 10 bys mdse FL VnnBibber-
AZ pkgs beer Z Herber-89 do J Eimer-97 do H A
Schuermann- sundries TO order-Total l hid to-
bacco.
u JEFFERSON-P Per steamer Fanny Pearson-G
! bales cotton Henderson, Terry &co-- 100 " Bur-
fridge eco II Carroll, Hoy &co- A Rugoley
tgo-20 Beocq, Nohlom &co-4 hbls nuts to L W
sswart bale 10 hides to RugeIey &co-386
ld hides tcs tallow 93 tcs beef FellOwcs &co---
Il m5II tcs bbs tallow 200 hides to Henderson,
dpysSeo- lOt head cattle bales moss 10 ties
as ID sundries to oIder-Total l43 bales cotton.
pg:t DEN Per steamer Tmo-- IL bales cotton
tE1e nl& Stronghold bdls chairs Il Brinton "
nd tetcto, les to order.
tpnttf'T0OD- Per steamer Yazoo-1l40 bales
na' arland & Barksdale--l73 Lane, Salter u
ry blinded Ene& Harrison lA9 Ar Miltenherger--
the North, Stanton & Newman l25 J 7 Haro, =
South or L Adams tEco--94 I Ii L j M Allen &tu
"' Jmey Geo Gl Byrne, Vance &co--t6
~, gives eSlsco--52 Lewis a. Oglesby- 81 C & 3 S
'i dominanMeLenloro, Rayb &co-40 G Connolly
ex. people, ,tehford, Brown 8co-36 Block, AIcAfee
ve- ,,naaro., ate q DupuyLS 80 Wood Low 27 do
ro u .orTison &eo-.s2 Hughes Eyllested AGO
'A' 1--we in tts& Allen 70 Carroll, Hoy geo 10 do
else thegginsS II J J Person Geo l3 Stew0"t
" Grimm IL Friedlander & Gerson-G G Coleman,
5,a;, Vithers-5 AlcRae &co-Total 26G9 bales
0' ance of V--Per steamer Paul Jones l24 bales
10 thu May 7&co- lO9 Nixon &co-G2 do W
lzindnossco-56 Gillis & Ferguson-3 Henderson
a,, ~ 20 M D Cooper &co--25 Payne & Har
soon DC D Kelly Syco- q Phelps & Jones-lS
Years Tins &co- 10 Felowes &Go--l3 R0sser
of public IL R C Cummings Eco II Black &
-9Thompson IL Clark-6 Copes q Phelps
SD M Allen &co-- Perkins &co--5 DodC
| & Bateman-5 Drew & Seymour Walker u Sni
der-4 Frierson, Conway &co--l Murphy, Sykes 4
| CO. Smith & Johnson sundries to order-Tota
COG bales cotton.
ATTAkAPAS-P Per steamer t D Hno--2O hhds
sugar 81 hf bbs moasses W q Urquh0rt-66 dc
| Perkins GEO. l25 do L Shift &co- Al do 25 hhdF
sugar Hall & Rodd- do 50 bhls molasscs P Oar y
nave do 2 hhds sugar Darby q Tremoulet--4
do l67 bbs moasses hhds sugar to Lobit u Char
pantier--5 bales Govt Ton Anat Marye Il GGtasl4laan
| 10 do Durand, Roquet &co--l0 plows Nose & West
| --sundres to order-Fotal 95 hhds sugar 3j5 bblS
| 62 hf bbls molasses Is bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

surafsfsrsJT, SEE1hEDnng,
& 49, Sy,nf III Mia AN &dSI@ & GOOnRICFS IN
i DRILLEn-EYED NE@EDhES,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

+, vii ExcITEwENr.--PN PNsbeti'g Dec.
;nding din meeting took place to-day inthe'
e5vittbhihe Courthouse, relative to the re-
ikennce South. Gen. VIM. Robinson
o61 .5 Several speeches were Delivered
,as3 ns Gen. J. K. Moorhead, member OF
this District.
lutions were adopted almost unalli-
Ting loyalty to the Union and ability
.rselyes against the enemies Of
: feating army interference with tss .
3slovernment arms urs'er GoyernidGnt
ever inopportune or napolitfc the or
orinr the existence of the state of
,nnection with the Administration Of i'm
OF III public s9ryice, as to-
en- the confidence Of she pieople of the
!. That while Pennsylvania ION guard
deral Capital it is her especial dt.'tv to
E fidelity of her sons and in that view To-
Q President, as citizens OF Common
see that the Republic receives no. detrI-
is hands. 1t behooves the President 70 Z,
Cabinet of every man known to give ald
ort to. or in any wise countenance, the
any States against the authority OF the
ion and laws of the Union.
,tch from the Hon. Robt. Mcknight was
ing the people to make no further resis-
t to ask for suspension of the shipment
lntil further advices from the War-otiice
received. Read and approved.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

-e- meets every
genibera arg requested to be
tyT 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01
..nn = vislt % lie :E.lneeIn.

pn q Visit to Abe Sintoins
sfrta Vanity Fair.I
Mary q one. I'm not ia thff
,I spose / shonld holler yefsils
Il ait mite and 90 home to Betsy
AL lie and gin 10 the morning. |
Poles airIy. should stay there
dit carriages to take the krIpRle,
Indignant thar. Tshould be on
a1d siclI, I should be 1n the
anous lise of the enemy, got mp
- for perlitical effsck. When all
- s@-candvGate was elected, i should
80 to ppeak--until | got oriice,
~ i should turn round and abuze
with all my mite and maine.
~ isiEiss. FIN in a far more re-
na what polIestica is. 1 wouldn't
goneresser. The Russ insult /
sssyhen sertin citizens Of Baidfns-
sas ys,,s IN for the Legislator Sez I !:
ssrnaeat think I'd stoop to be that
Le;:,ed as white as a sheet. I
U fullest tones, & they knoW'd I
!. with. They sluncked out OF
politics, | made bold to visit
lid in Springfield u found tho
,srler, surrounded by q perfecE
akers. KNOWN he had been
AZ On the roaring Mississippy, !
Ms him in sailor lingo, so sez !,
cC} i = d =. - :, ~. vein rrfIt4 rHnf hmm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

The Grand Duke was built EXPIRE 10
and for safety, comfort and speed $8 II
in the trade. E& IT. |
Passengers and shippers can relg n
on the regular advertised day as :
For fteigh. or passage apply oI t5s5s
d3l 7 .5Tz, 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

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AG II ssS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

"Ku11So NO MuRpEn."-On the evening of De-
cemher 20. a large meeting was held in st. Law
renee Hall, Toronto, to express sympathy with the
fugitive slave Anderson, and of taking steps with
a view to induce the Government to prevent his
heinp returned to his home. professor Wilson
presented the following resolution, which was read
and adopted unanimouly; a
That believing savery-a system which ga daate !, 7e
human beings to perpetual servitude trnoled: Aia
as vendable chatteis and places r. NOT ptoclP'ase
sonal rights and domestic tesIHVioh'
roGatiyes of conscience ED------
power--to be urffoNIsr COMPLIMENTS SOUTH CARO-
fundnmentnlnn Mnmnbis Ruletin hns the fnloMinr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-01-01

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