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ttDoy.T CHIppLE THE V4Sysn

'01N'k C1kA1'rAE X1E 8ANxKS.S
1t Is difficult to measure the drollery Of
the phrase now common in the mouths Of
the wild-oattecs and their allies Do,1I
crippzc tic DunAx.n 1Och, you was =
pretty bird before shot al your feathers
of" said the Irish sportsman as hc picked
up toad where he expected to find
pigeon. Don't murder that skeleton,
Don't knock the breath out of TINT ghost.
DON'T " cripple" tha: which never had
limbs nor.musclcs, body nor soul, local
habitation OF anything else under heaven
but a name! "Don't cripple the Banks"
When the present banking law first went
into operation, quite. ! number of legiti-
uate institutions wero organized under it,
having m actual basis Of capital! These
were located chiefly in Northern Illinois.
Chicago boasted q number Of such; Wau-
kcgan had one, Etgin had cne, Galena, Of
tawa, Joliet, Rock Island, Springfield,
Bloomington, Alton had each one or two,
all Of which proceeded upon the true poll
cy of discounting business paper, paying
out their own notes and redee1ning them
when presented At their counters for specie
at par, OF in exchange ut moderate pre-
MUM. There are many persons in our
community who remember The notes Of the
Marine Bank, the Chicago Bank, the Mcr-
chants and Mechanics Bank, the Bank Of
America, the Exchange Bank, the Bank Of
Northern Illinois, tho Rock Ialand Bank,
and other old, familiar names, which be-
longed to golden ase. Where are they
now:: Occasionally the teller at fuckers,
or Burch's,- or Tinkham'a. Geo. Smiths,
these are tbe)names Of our latter-day
banks,) turns up one Of those relics of an
tiquitC1t Immediately becomes curios-
~ 1os the admiring inspection Of cashier,
:. .book-keepers, check clerks, messengers and
;: portera All hands wonder where it has
been SO long, and all desire the privilege
Of holding It lew moments. 1t is then
lald awsy with = chnckle,separatc and
=.
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PHTs1c1Az-Wen Mrs. Jones. ho = u that hssd aeher
AkA JosEs-Gone! Doctnr. all gone. ras Pill you
sent cured me IN Just t~sny ml,u:rs and xl.h you
would send more 80 that can hare them handy
FHValeIAS~-Yon can .,-t them at aay Druggists,
Call for cephac Pills. u': ,sey eercr n sd 70
eonC1end them In n11 ca%es ct Headache,
Ass. J6xH-f shall lend TT hux directly and ahsll
tall Ill ny suffering ds2ts, t,r they urs sz.t 1Lz-
Ha.
, 1861-01-19

TwsyfY M.11:ot,s o. GuIlA1s SAsEn-Mr. Sraldirz
has sold two millions Ct bottles of hls celebrated Prs
pa.rd Glue knd II = est1,atrc eac'l hottie a.
leaat ten dollars 1oYsh f5roken furniture. thus max
ting an aggregate CT t1enty Hl1.a:s ct dn:laEa TO
claimed from total loSs by tfs valuable Invention
Having ,csde bis t;l1e household word, he pro-
poses to do tie wo.ld sti1 g.ca-7 ~srvic- hy curing MI
to aching heaIa with hi. r'I1c Pill. aal II they
Sooe - lis G1ue. 4eaaa.hes viii &oau 7an:a azsJ
Nke NOV Il sn:y.
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'ardly Realised.

n ID a Ao1zthls 'esdscho thls haftesnoon, bend
stepped into tho hapothecaes hand kats hi 10 the as
.Can 1ou heAAa ue Of m 'eadlche1" "Does 1t haehs
tafd. saJs' =. "Hexcoed1a:lJ.- aa5. b. hand upoa
thas p ga1a me cephalc Pill hAn ;pon o 'ooor II
<u1sd ma 70 quick thas '&EdlT Eesnzat I'd I'd IA
'e8diehA
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There a.c no h,r:s At tn. South, whose oc-
cupation is absolutely Indispensable to carry
ing out tue policy which Is likely to ba hirp.-
ed toward the seeding Suites III tho cuiorcr-
ment Of the revenue Laws. or couf.e it would
be better to have the>n all, as We should have
isul them but for the treason OF the late Secre-
tary o. Wax and hia fellow cnnspiEltors; but
the business caI be done Without them. \
single ship-ot:war at eich Ei:rc!trl aou.ler:.
port, say New Orleans, Mobile, G,:=*n~'.,
Chnrlcaton, mud perhaps two or three othct>:
is ampltto ensure the collection Of the revenue
at ei"l, Or 1t that lo resisted, to ciusc tho
ports. The blockade would .e outside the
range Of tho guns Of the forts, ard in no wise
inal!cIel by them.
At the mouth Of the Mississippi the forts
are icluud, leaving good anelrrlSe even within
the river. Kre West Is ks:wn to he fully
guarded, and tac To.t1:yH:, u surprised before
tile arrival of the furce s":;e !li.hei: which IS
not probable, cau be held ly tho tii1'ustst3
but i short time A single ship Of war would
Soon ot1rye them out 'fhtxe Two ro:it:ols
afford III smpse base for Ill needed oper.tiuns
in the GuIG Everything his been done OF
Pensacola that was expected. Notwittlstahd-
Ing al The telesrarhle met;as;es aud all tls
were Intercepted by the traitors, the special
messenger sent devea atf'cst in season t. lrr-
vcut surilri.c, and to concentrate :f.s t"rtts
At the htA.iuil at Fort fict. us, which Ci.:.-
inands the llar5'r end Navy Yard, .ud which
call he IT. infurc.d without difficulty, is no ct-
stacles can be 12terpescd. Frou, thsse ill.,
poftant lsolIts OIL the Florida coast, tilr t..rs
anil stripes will Lever tono duwn, until the
naral poacr Of the United 2tates be SINK III
tue OCEAN, and its gtury be forever deFa;tta.
The maritime power of til: Free States is un-
conquerable, and the old flag, in thci7 lands,
is doomed to no reverses and to no tlis|,oDor
Under its triumphant folds the ancient lnotto
'Free T1ade aId Sailors Rights has BEEN
borne ose7 the whole ea,ib, und, by tl:s Lie=s-
IN; OF God, it shall be lriumphantly borne
sill, .or generations AID for lun; cent urics sc.
to come. A mighty people viii bear it vi
high, over The lnnsl, anu expanded and exra,,tl-
inSs empire will cnj"y its protection long after
African Slavery OH this continent tll.H have
rottcd and been fVr5ottcu.-N Z I1rituae.
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sesyard,s spesch--Hewe it IL reeslved
= - state :of. Relnpse-.Why Toof3abs.
LETT 30 suddenly. Other Dtnut1Ion
Senators 1eavinE-sr1r. Gr11t4ndenss
tho Cnls1nltteeio OF Il 1hIrsy-fhrec-
The Illinois Democrats IN tho
House. 49,
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The Forts In Possession Of tho Rebels,

The forts kuowu to be- already in the ross.=-
sion Of the secessionlsts are Fnrt pul lski, Sa-
yaanah, 1D guus, cost S9:::a; SD; Fort jackson,
ney ut Charleston, - guns, sl19,1l0; Evr:s
alacon II! C.sweil, North Carolina, the 1srst
u guns, $4G0. no, thr other s: guu., *571 III;
Eos7 Mor:an, Mobile, l33 gu1,a, *1...1aa,a:G;
Eost Gain., Mobile, u guns, s:0,C 600; Fort st.
Fhll'I,, Louisiana, LII =ups, S..0t;;.7734; Fort
Jacksun, l50 guns, SSl760S; Fort Pike, -
Euns, SIs1,Ool. The whole number If guns.
9t5 cost ot ios.s and repairs $I,4.5 0S0; Gus.
Of armament S11i17,22SsS total 1,7J.:,;:ss;17. Ii
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LIFE AND TINES OF GEN. PHILIP sc1Ur-
LER. by D. G. LOSING. New York: Mason
Brothers.
We have looked over the pages Of the first
volume Of this work with great interest md
profit The author gives us not merely the
details Of Gen. schuylcr's life, but condensed
and yet comprehensive view of The times in
which lie lived The particulars which hc has
collected Of tie socin1 Life Of the lcad;ns fami-
lies who 1lrst settled in AMI around Albany.
y. T., make Us almost sec thc trinls and TIC
1lrcsldc cnJoyments Of these early pioneers OF
our American civilization. The circumstances
which formed aud developed the etcrn old N.
triots Of the Revolution arc here correctly
stated. Gen Schuyler. .deseryedly occupied
high position among those venerable herucs,
and LOSING is doing his country good service
ty bringing ont the trnfts Of his noble charac-
ter for the admiration Of thcpresent age. The
study of his unsclish andtrul5 patriotic career
will serve to make US prize more dearly the
civil and the religious privileges VIC enjoy, by
refreshing our minds with the tolls and the
trials which 1t cost our fathers to secure them
THE VOCABULARY OF PHILOSOPHY: for the
use Of Students BY WILLIAM FLExfsG, j. b.:
with an Introduction by CHARLES P. knAuru'
I'D. PhiIadclphia: Smith, English + Co.
This Is most valuable work, not only for
The student, but for thinkers and cultivated
men Of all classes. The terms ia general use
among philosophical works are here fully de-
fined. Their radicals are also given. Scholars
will Mt once appreciate tho value of such q
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flc7 woaYH Ksow..S-6asi 81 ceplarr Pills azs
certain euze Ter SICK l.xt.Acaz Billion. Esadache
GsT7o7s Eexache, .c.t..e,ese as4 c~aezA Debility
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CHARLESTON, Jan, 13, 1851.
Nothing OF Importance has tzanspired here
to day.
ANXIETY IN CHARLESTON FOR TUE CAPTURE OF
FORT SUMTER, ETC.
The following Is IN extract Of letter from
4 reliable gentleman In Charleston to friend
in this city,.
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Inc boston tVln1tTridt Ga.tftiR, Of Jan. 15th,
says:
III Lowell, which is the nucleus OF our manu-
1aetUrcs, the sEind1es arc oil running full time
The same Is true III Lawrence, With but 4
single rumored exception, aud this opiny to
short supply of cotton III lie Lewiston
settlement they arc running on full time, and
At Grc.t Falls, und SO on 4 gent eman of this
city informs LIS that he witnessed contract
made ut WLitinsyille for eight thousand
dollars worth of cotton machinery, and this but
d few days since
The general apprehension through the co,,n-
try, If tic fcrlns las not already lost this ;n1-
'auce, grows entirely out If the political
+: Vi Things 1t is gcueraiiy believed that
Il = Eliminates crisis, and this crisis to be q
SEPARATION of certain States from the central
government, the disaster ms1st be confined tt,
trade with thuse States. This trade has bern
the last ten Years; 1t represents, with the cx-
ceptions named below, ffum five TO seven per
cent. OF MI our domestic manufactures,
Formerly they bought everything If LIS; now
they import considerable direct, and manutac-
tnrc considerable. Beside boots aud shoes.
they buy little else than cheap prints and lin
seys, (thc htter they mnst buy OF u.s. and Of
prints there ia no Difference in favcr Of this
English. L is safc, therefore, io assert that,
fur seyen-eiyhths Of the products Of our Hcw
England manufacture We look elsewhere than
to the South for a market Then why should
our manutactu7eTs appreheud anything,
When the North and West nre full Of money,
when The China tEade is 60 prosperous, when
there Is an increasing prospect Of trade with
Mexico, and even with Japan?
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"AAA ~ Ae-AAs slu ~ - very possible tuaL THIS
may exhaust tho movement, for time at
least # the Pacific Railroad bill should pass.
Te1as and Arkansas will stay IN the Union, to
enjoy the Immense material benefits to be de-
rived from 1t. Tennessee, Virginia and North
Caroliaa are moving very slowly aud rcluc-
tant1y, and the sober second thought may save
them. Kentucky and Missouri are long way
from being out Of the Union, and Maryland
and Delaware taye little inclination to leave
Uncle Sam, md every day it is growing less.
It is only the States that hare been poisoned
by the teachings Of John c. Calhoun and his
South Carolina disciples that really desire to
leave the Union. And 1t is very doubtful
whether there is minority even in those
States willing to secede and set up Southern
confederacy. But the negative voices have
been awed into silence and submission By the
taunts, threats and coercion Of the traltors in
their midst -,
Congress Ind another violent compromise
s1asm yesterday. CFittenden pressed forward
Als unconstitutional scheme to change the
Constitution. lie proposes to submit his
elaye code aud other amendments of the Con
stitution, to direct vote Of the people
The vote to be in the nature Of Instructions to
Congress to submit those amendments BY
two-thirls vote Of each branch 10 the States,
to be ratified by threefourths Of their Lcgisla-
lures. This clumscy scheme Is chiefly the
work Of Douglas. There is no constitutional
authority for submitting any thing Of tho sort
to popular sote, nor would It be binding on
any member. But the idea in Douglass head
is that it would hare the effect of dividing and
dlssraetins the people Of the Free States set
ting them to quazTelliug among themselves,
and thereby shield the Disunlonists from the
blows Of q United North, struck for the main-
tenance Of the Union. Crittendcn and his
brother conspirateIs can hardly be blamed for
wishing to throw this fre-brand among tho
Northern people. It il the true and obvious
policy Of the scccssionIsts to do all In their
power to paralyze aud divide thepeople Of tho
Free States. The North united in defense Of
the Union, they clearly see is irresistible, and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

FlEETW0 oD- Per ship Philanthropist-l FL
bales cotton.
# BOSTON Per brig J Mcintyre 500 bales cotto
u LIVERPOOL Per ship Aldanali4297l bales 90
a ton 2042 bhls rosin.
1890 slaves.
LIVERPOOL. Per ship chimborazo-- 2s42 bali
cotton.
1 NoRKoEPING- Per brig Nina Godiva 81
bales cotton.
+, HAYRE-Per schr Fanny--96o bales cotton.
GEN0A-Per schr Jas Milier-lI27 bales cottor
4 HAyRE-Per ship John Patten-- 1906 bales col
ton 2ooo slaves.
NEW YoRK-Per bark Meace- 1850 bbls mo
lasses.
BEL1zE AND A MARKET Per schr Isaa
Toucey-ln ballast.
Il --l65 bbls -four bhls molasses tics lard $50 SEX
/ corn 90 scs oats hhls pork 20 bales hay Sc pkg
4 mdse 5000 feet lumber 5000 shingles.
4 IIyERPOo L-Per ship Cycla- 564 bales cottol
/ 1910 slaves l126 bbls rosin $3.50 bbls flour.
/ IIYI5RP9 0L-Per ship Nubia-2l8s bales cotton
| $3.50 slaves 1866 bbls rosin.
LIyERP0 oL--Pcr ship Waiter Lord---SOI2 bales
cotton 2400 slaves.
LIVERP0o Il-Per ship Conquest 1898 bales Of
cotton.
NEW YORK Per schr Mary G TorbeIl-7oo bbls
| tnrpentine.
QUEENSTOWN FOR ORDERS Per ship Cam
bria 1877 hhds tobacco.
QUEENSTOWN FOR 0RDERS-Per ship Lucinda
--2656 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL-P ship Minnehaha-- 3l95 bales
cotton $3.50 slaves 400 tons iron 10 cks beef Is cks
pork.
e HAvRE-Per ship New Hampshire $500 bales
cotton.
BREMEN Per ship Albert 1925 bales cotton.
y LIVERP0OL-pe bark Ell Dorado 1912 bales,
cotton lT09 bbls -four 1860 slaves.
BoST0N-Per brig Loeb Lomond- $50 bales of
cotton 100 bbls molasses.
S LIYERP0oL--Per ship Maud S5 90 bales cotton.
NEW Y0RK-Per bark Atlas $50 bales cotton
whisky so cks liquor.
IIvERP0 0I--Per ship Lady Emma Bruce-20s3
bales cotton 1907 bxs sugar.
Z HAYRE-Per ship Ophelia - 2070 bales cotton
24a8 slaves.
1 LfYERP0 0h-Per bark Laura Bliss 1888 bales
cotton S65 bbls rosin 1400 slaves.
BARCELONA bark Amable Teresa 500
bales Gotten 24Q0 slaves
HAVRE-Per ship Thos Harvard 3S9s bales Of
cotton.
PENSAG0LA-Pe schr Sarah Cole l62 seeks
corn bbls -four pkgs mdse.
LINERP00L--Per ship John Merrck-217S bales
cotton 80 hhds tobacco AZ scks wheat.
CRoNsTADT Per ship P Whitney-2s7I bales
cotton.
4 IEyERPO oL-Per ship St Louis 22s4 bales Of
cotton 791 bbls rosin.
B0sT0N-Per bark Cephas Starret- 1000 bales
cotton %
3 LIEERPo oL-Per ship Belmont 2721 bales cot
ton 1864 seeks corn.
GADIz-Per ship Deyonshire 100000 slaves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

do Darby & Tfemoulet-- 80 do Fellowes ECO 2l5
do West, Renshaw & Cammack-- Ii hhds sugar to
Payne Il Harrison "a do W G Hewes- ~ do la
forest y Desmares lS do II bbls molassos Gaze.
navel do hid sugar j q Hyde &co-2o do Hall
n Rodd Is do Trosclar & Haydel-l do 80 bbls
molasses West Where AZ do Toledano 4 TAYLOR
--snndries to order-Potal 2s6 hhds sugar sos bbls
moasses.
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAILROAD.
MoBIIE-Per steamer VIM Bagaley-29o bales
4 Tuls- las J Rugeloy eco 9s Farley, Jurey
&eo--l0 Cook O'Brien--s9 A H May &co266 do
Bradley, Wilson &co-- 20 J I Hacdie eco 100 tics
rice rice, Huntington Il Bro slndries to order-Total
sos bales cotton.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE : Per- steamer California 2O6 bales
cotton to L Zackrison- II do J Smith &co-l9
bbls molasses A Thomson Geo sundries to order,
N0BlLE-Per steamer Cuba EOS bales cotton
GfeeVy u Farwell--20l do and sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

TNDIANGLA via GALVESTON steamship
OEizaba-Lot of cattle and sundrfes to order.
BREMEN-Per bark Edmund Assorted mdse
10 nv q Letchford &co-- Marburg a. Forster-Coch-
ran & Hall A Stnrzenegger &co- Cramer Eco
{ @ Z Buddecke &cd-Pandorf & -Bredow, Wust-
hof &eo-T hiele & Seiler-C Koek &eo-J Gauche
IN r Pepin- SCHROEDER &co--L Mler-W Quin-
#tell-O B Graham &co-and order.
COAST-Per hIilIaudon,s boat ~ hhds sugar to
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apply on honrd 20 'F'-'- "et0'n'AGpaIons'
rl u ] ~ if was built cxrrG- ly for the Ped River trade
the trl,lc. '' - H'' gu i'@heeu % any boat IN
Passengers and shippers can rely on the Io,is pr 1r
on her regular advertised day as above ~ " " leaving
~, YIRGINIus c. DENT2EL
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= eter - 5''ess1 81. s up.
y Ia III u Bruce, Stone, I'm Brazos Santiago,
Golaenbow ID Lespafre.


Pel ship Rockaway 1850 bales
cestehs
ship Hayelock 22s5 bales
eassQn
Per ship Cbas Ward 1901 bales
aR COY Ri ship 81 Peter 1850 bales Of
r15tegis
EEvERnoo E per ship Atlantic 1910 bales 81
GeEsou
So spl3 ( Il; sAip pantagenet 200 bales
Bisal per ship Il on Gagern zoos bales
cotton
Per ship AqulIla 8Gl2 bales cotton.
aer ship YogEen $40 bales cotton. Il
1EA ser ship Toekawa res bales cotton
Per ship d u PEBBLE 28H bales
Gestoi.
Pc hip Lion alo hhds tobacco 81, 600
ssasea.
lYA FOR ORDERS Per bark Car
faa 20 buIes cetton.
roR ORDERS Per bark Regina
l IL bales cotton.
0oI. psr bark Augusta Aurora $500
katas eettpn.
Per bark schlossar 1910 bales
cstson sss
Eer a3a5k Afsnael 1870 bales
s esstna.
brig Gilmore IeFedillls $40 bales
bsFE AbaseIsKaaeF 1905 bales
eottpa 9a hides.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

Cissress Yesterday.
ssiiilp IF A Ludwig, Miller. ior liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell &c
SHIP Efagelo YDnlg, for Liverpool,
slis Charles Ward, Could, for Liverpool, il
ap II Peter. sayip, for liverpool ii q
Atlantic, Fleetwood. for Liverpool, N a.
Baxter, Lowell &c
Batship lsllaatageaet, Cochran, Ior liverpool.
Baxter, Lowell SC
SFsllen siaip i Won Gagern, Rierner, Ia BTemeI
snip Aqula, Oliver, fOr Havre.
Iouish, tpsher. for Halyge, 7. 8
sip Jarvis, for IIayTs, 4, S.
Ship 4 Preble, Maxwell, fer eronstads,
for eadz, Baxter II; Lowell &ee
ssS r Maxwell &eo
heeker, Knox sco
y Shin Statesman, lsfyenselIeT, for Havre,
n Meeker, Knox &eo
slp aaifellan, for Liverpool, .
S Jones &co
Patlen fasten, for Hayre,
b pit saip sclas Loehead. for Liverpool.
snip Enbia. Largo, fer Liverpool;
HcgHtons Rankin &eo
sltsr 5ord perkns, for Liverpool, Master
'Na'1'' s8s oai fa d Converse
SsliiI Cam lgia. Ferry, Queenstown for orders,
Gaminack S8Gonyerse
4 ship s4aelnda. Snlilh, Queenstown for orders,
Creepy Is Farwel1
SUP aianshaha. alesrata, for Liverpool, n
Hoghton, Rankin eco
slip ssWs Hampshire, Lord for HavTs.
Bremen alaiil ibert, klanp. for Bremen, s
Warneken, kirehoif Geo
Htitshiip Maud, Taylor. Fl Liverpool, g
slip Isdg Emma Bruce, Willianls, for Liver YER
ppols ZIG jenkins tEpo
phclia, johnson, for Havre, jenkins Zee
EaeA Harvard, sobirs9n, fog Hayre,
SLIP John AEerric Crab tree, for Liverpool
slp whitney very for oronstsdt. s> Y \
Cd y Converse
\ Shin st I1uis, y o fnson, fer liverpool.
GreeFy 1s Farwell
shiR 'avoi.=hire alaoun, % ,., oadz,
5Bala SsISllas starrsts Gregory, ffes Boston, .
Rafs lauFa BIiss, ianello, for Liverpool, 4 ! j,
Creepy IS FarWell
ssslal unable Teresa, Julia, for Barcelona,
sitlBask II Derado. Hays, ffar Liverpool,
Hoghtoli, Rankin &ce
BARK Bartlett, for New York:
MI 8 w Hynson &co
asNfly rinas DIV yer, Queenstown, fer orders,
5# Baxter. Lowell &eo
ssSaEaI gina. Booker, Queenstown for orders,
Baxter, Lowell &eo
11alisa bark Augusta Aurora, Sclaniegeion for
Liverpool Baxter. Lowell 6S5eo
BEsn1en bark schlosser, Kahle, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Aaafk Al endef, Paalsen, for Gothenburg,
VIZ Baxter, Lowell &co |
aasssEk As BID, ell kader, Eldridge, for Boston,
VIM Dewey Gco
ssl seaco, Depaa, fen New York
P a Giraud i CO
Slisliaore Meredith, Eldridge for Genoa,
Baxter. Lowell Sco
aSFsg II Afe Entgre, Mcintyre, for Boston,
Creevy i Farwell
eagA Brig Minna ssOdiFa, Roempke. for Nor
Ping orHa Baxter, Lowell dsco
y 1i5nacnd, Black, for Boston,
GreeEy & Farwell
Tarbsll, Thomas. FOL New York,
3s VIM Dewey dsce
u ] A Mitchell
Weeks, far HayTe, Baxter, Lowell &eo
iaier. Char onSiet, for Genoa,
Baxter, Lowell sSeo T.
Sees As4s Ionnsys Hansen, Belize and d market,
IL ] BPigniolo eco
99ise HE Taasca, f0r Tampa and Manatee,
Wakefield ID Wilbur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

Leaves TUESDAY, dan. %, at 4 p. Ms
For Mindcn direct,

NEEV,OEtL1ANS, Lake ETSHTg-
e. m neRu and Red River Packet For SfnjeHS Moscow,
Boones Landing, orlBolivar, Pine ]}llE Gregg
Landing, Spring Bayou, Cawhon's landing
Grand Bayou, Cousl4tta, oape Grand Ecore ST. aFres
Montgomery, Alexandria, md all Intermediate landings On
Red Ryer-rhe fine nnd fast running passenger seameg
Bonnet, W. v HHrroll master, Will leave above For
freight or passage apply on board
VIRGINIUS q. DENTzET,
jF Adyertlgins,
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Leave. on wsnNEsnAY- LIZ, . NIL Il

Leaves on " = y ESD y. .slr. % a 5 T. ~
SEF&GLAES EE4E G3FRF.EEsfTsi AND
IT, n Nachttocles Parket-For Natchff0Etts Z; ran
coe, 81. Npurivc Collie Alexandria N,1,sna
9arbin's and Gorton's Lanjiings TI sst IA
Speid hiIsier packet steamer Mary IT,, " KimbalI
SeF vii leave Ms above ta;in, freight for all nrdfrys IN
' "H 'tie Iisfa FOR freight passage a,pf on board
JAIL '' u nIEnt t
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@9s5 b. Packet l.lne-Re@ular U. s. Mail Pnre1-EnT
Memphis aud the BendSThe fine tr.t.c mas
sei'ger PACKET steamer II. r.. w. Hin T
H. Newell master. will be ready receive reight H.
ernng ut the foot of irod street leave ns above
For freight OF passage, apply board. to
jail under Il Cb t,r ~ 1I ~ q ~,
~ rms line connects at Memphis the Alsrnphs and
Inaylesion RHiiroHd and superior packets Louis and
and Arkansas rivers, - " t' ava WING
Bills of sdng signed at Il of the Agents. up to
clock day of departure ~ -'7S' ny w j
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STEAMBOATS,.
Leaves on 2 tEsnAY. 22I inst. n r. VI.
L d b II v il L Y

Leavea O ESD AY. I'll nSt., n s m NJ. We $3.50
RED RIVER IaASsJGNG FsIEPA
YYSS hot-The new aud magnhcGny fnlri-lipd paBsen.
yer packet W. Ht Itgl,, 7. A Bosist le5tsr
aboye for Natchioehes Grand Ecore Islaud TesSc
r Rachals, St Maurice, Fayron's, Montgomery Duants
Btxton's Cane and LttlU Rivers, t0te AlGxandA Pino
vile, Pssces, No mans Barbn'B aud Mi intermediate land
ings. FORT reght or passage apply board, II
V1RGINIUs g. DENTZEL, IN FL
tR5 Adyerttsjng Agent.
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r REG gI.AIa BAY OF EA tsrEIgI,Ss- /
, e. hsn4I Packet 49, he Ealenlid passai.aet
,E51s spaeket stalrler II. $. ConIcy j. e. Shate
aR' ter NFtil Leave above NFlapsf4 Inc
Guy re9ton Hrroe. E&ronGn.. 1rnEfv nd iii
aatG bindings EayGu Tihaldne .trd ,F
For further Information apply On liGTtl 1850 A''sF-
rs, YtitfIGlUa y. DEHTXFf. <
ht4yart H., H
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N. o. AND a&aas
i4#fasSSis MEMPHIS U. $. MAIL 6A hi
S9sasasasSzsasszLINE OF PACKETS.
Composed Of the splendid steamers VI
EDgonlnr, j. u. Clarke, Muster
Ed. j. Gay. Bart Bowen master
- leaving every TUESDAY, at Pm.
Imperial, G. s. Rogers, MASTER .."
a. John Simonds, J. Y. Hicks, master
Every THURSDAY, at5PM
New Ufs ie Sam. A. R. Irwin master
III. H. w. Hill, Il. Il, Newell master,
Every SATURDAY, at6P.aI
Connecting at Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR All, POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST
For freight or passage apply to
JNo, H. HYDE CO., Memphis Picket OAlce
n21 tt 81 f,hor1, VII $50,
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e@'e" e ,$stST! ~, MI s !, 2ga,4P

Fs1 H. FIR GanHn, French Fort I5tEcYl fIiils Sis5a
lsf5t5Ezlt BLUFF, iae Beg CLampa,noio Wiinifpgton
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ntehiil lily Mouth bAy1n Bartholomew ren6n Man,
Fne hiai Co!1-95t arrii oglu ripy ali iaierns
a'|a NhnEs on tlHoctn and Black lvGrge nahiArett
passenger pncEet NyLli INT. Thos Sect, uaster Viii lete
a. @ose, Sipg cSRr bi fading to Camden, For freight Of
JET : Z K 3ay !, az , h%sF 5is,