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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19
TNsOLVENT NOTICE.-IN DISTRICT

VNSOLVENT NOIlCE'-IN DASIhIOI
i Court of the l4th Judicial District of the State Of
California in the matter of the petition Of HOWELL,
THOMAS, an insolvent debtor. Pursuant toan order
Of the Hon NILES SEARLs, Judge OF the said District
Court notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of
the said insolvent Howell Thomas, to be and appear
before the Hon Niles Searls aforesaid in open court
at the Court Room of said court in the city and
county of Nevada, ON SATURDAY, THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF JANUARY, A. ~, 1862, at 10 O'Clock, A. ~
Of that day, then and there to show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of said insolvent should
not be granted and an assignment of his estate be
made aud be be discharged from his debts and lia-
bilities in pursuance of the statute in such case
made and provided and in the meantime all pro-
ceedings against said insoyent be stayed
- Witness my hand and the seal of said
{, | Court, this 3rd day of december, A. D.,
L. s' (ls6l. r. H. FARQUHAR.
~ Jos RoBERTs. jr., Deputy.
HILL & HUPP, Atty's.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19
TOLL-BRIDGE NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned will apply TO the Board of SUI
pervisors OF Nevada county, at the next regular
meeting on the first Monday in February. 1862. or
as soon thereafter as hearing can be had. for re-
newal OF license to collect tolls on the bridge cross.
ing the south 1uba, known as ''Webber's Bridce.D
Nevada, Dec. 8, lS6l.-3w. JOHN WEBER,.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19

TNSOLVENT NOIICE.-IN OlslnlCA
4 COURT of the l4th Judicial District of the state OF
California in the matter of the petition OF RICHARD
Z. JONES, an insovent debtor: Pursuant TO n0r1er
of the Hon. NILES SEARIs Judge of the said District
Court notice is hereby given TO all the creditors oi
the said insolvent, Richard p Jones, to be and ap'
pear before the Hon. Niles Sears aforesaid in open
Court, at the Courtroom of said Court in the cliy
and county Of Nevada, on SATURDAY, THE ELEI'
ENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D 1862, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ of that dav. then and there to show cause, Il
any they can, why the prayer Of the said insoyent
should not be granted and an assignment OF ms
estate be made, and he be discharged from his deoS
aud liabilities in pursuance of the statute in sucn
case made and provided and in the meantime al
proceedings against said insovent be stayed. o,
Witness my hand and the seal OF sad
{, / Court, this Sd day of December, A. D. lSoi'
L'S r. II. FARQUHAR, Clerk
- Per JOS. ROBERTS, JR., Deputy. a.,
HILL & HUPP Auy's. for petitioner. dec6d
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B MILO CORDIAL

medicines nrE
tker popularity only through years trial
satisfaction s renderedhy them nc&scs
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JAUEDrcE prPy1..
Try OF THE NNRvoUS SYSTEM, DISEASES OF TIL
KIDNEYS andSl diseases arising from disorsrad lv.r
TeakneBof the stomach and dguByp
permanently cured by the g ERMAE BtTg ERR
TheBALsAHIC CORDIAL hnG acquired T. reoztst,c, A.,
passing that of any similar preparation szant II will r7r
without fahe most and COUGH COLD
Or H0ARsENESs BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP
PNEUMONIA, INC1P1ENT CONSUMPTION, and hs, Dor.
formed the most Acknowledgements known Of
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTIoHt
Atew doses will also and eure the
DIARRHRA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. G. ~ JACKSON Co
No 8 Arch street Philadelphia Pa and are sold By drug
sss and deaersn medicine IS cents Re bo,
tie Thesgnatureof @. N. Jackson will be OF the outts
wrapper ofeack bottle.
IN the Almanac published snnusly ropreor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. You viii rstes,Iuopy and con .
mandatory notcesfrOu al psrtsor country These
given away by oil ageuts.
J, WEIGHT Z CO., hEents
II snd lsl CbsrtreHsttss..
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aelp 0rlsans alallp Grtsfent.
49, 8 800 $50 c,oLIJMMs
Aibtr snIeIIIaente.
sasscBra tjsracx, No, 7G Ekxf sTRkEF,1
Tuesday Morning September ~, ISL.

Tuesday Morning, September u ISL =
yesterday was 4 bright, cool and pleasant day.
Business On tho landing was emily moderately
active.
The boats advertised to leave yesterday all left
With iair trips. The Era No. left yesterday for
.Aisxsndria with d government trip. She will be
back time to leave again on next Saturday, her
regular day. +
The Memphis Appeal Of the 22d says
5 The river here is stil falling. Business was
moderately active at the landing. The weather ne
was fine, but turned very cool The only arrival
was HE Kentucky from goianl s,us, with large
9 load. She returned I'M the evening Inc Llznle
Simmons went out with moderate Trip: Inc
Notrebe. i'll consequence of the receipt OF inteli-
gance that the Arkansas river mad risen, Win
eight feet III the channel and stu rising enanged
her destination from g Fort smith, ana
sTu conseq1ence De the abaye change, the regular
packet for Vicksburg next Saturday Will pc the
Il Victoria. Ss8 s 4 S * 6
tssRASD nussR soR MEsIr This evening, at s
osclock pHnetdally, the swift and elegant passen
d. packet Grand Duke Capt. Sam. Apologize
Commander. will leave for Natehez, VicksbnTg.
1 Memphis, and all way landings. Shippers at this
port knew the merits Of the Grand Duke perfectly
NELL. and passengers for any of the above points
VII fnd hrstclass accommoda tions and courteous
officers on board to supply their wants. Mr.. Fred.
Cellos, an efficient gent holds forth N the
ofSice. Remember the Grand Duke this evening. Z
NATcHEz, LIGHTSINa PASSENGER PAckEr FOR
B MEMPHIS To-Day The elegant new passenger
packet Natehez Captain Tom F. feathers, com
maIlder, and Messrs. A. "A. Green and Jno. 4.
Moody clerks, is receiving for Memphis and inter
mediate landings and let it be remembered leaves
\ to the minute, s r. M this evening. The Natchez
4 ia ore of the most magnificent Of our first class
packets Bnilt without regard to time Or expense,
and With an eye single, to the necessities of the
materials put together by the most ingenious me-
chanics Staunch as iron, elegant as d royal pal
nee and feet as an arrow, the Natchez enters one
of the richest of trades under the most encourag-
ing circumstances. Shippers and passengers will
remember that the Natchaz leaves pufctuaily this
evening at o'clock. "
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Thousandaare daily BPeakne IN the praiseof
DR. EAToN'S THFARTI1E CORDIAL.
nd whyt because 1T sato afford instantaneous rs
When given in time. It by rapsc md one s,ons
wtlleonYince you that wnat is 1t conains
NO PAREGoRIC OR OPIATE
Of Any Kind, and therefore rerloptpp
child, instead Of by desdenib sensbres For nj,
it conuends itself the only reliable ureuarson r
known for Children Teechg, nb.grhel Dysotery grimm,
In the Bowels, Acidity of The toruarh Wind in thr rr
and CroHp also for Sotehnsthe Gua Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving; Pain it hag no e,uaI
being anti spRsmodiC tits nfailnr al
Of Convulsion other Ft yau vaue the Ha and
health your children, ana wsh them from
oghng consequences which cetan from the e,
of narcotics Of which all other reurden for ofntiIs ~
plants composed take EGton,a Insnne
dial this rely II perfectly harmless and
otnJure the rnoEt delicate snt r. ce 25centH
tiousaccompany zach bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH Il DUPONT,
No. 4ty Bdynv Hary
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BATTLE GREER, Mich, Dee a. 1853.
wood Thee wilt please accept line to Inform teo
h. he iair on my head all fell twenty years ago.
caused BY complicated chronic disaae attended Win an eTn
non Oh the bend continual Of nasrirg Through lilo
iB tednced me to state of dependence have not been
hp 70 ooun stuff for caps nahe have asle do
" III sIdSe9nence q which head has suffered extremely
from cold rms induced nay Briggs Hodges almost
me last cent had on earth for "A two dollar bottle of thy HAIR
hesioralye ahnn the first of August Inst have ,nfuy
followed the directions and tho bald now covered viii
hair thick and black though short also coming in ali oy
my head. Feeling ronfdont another Gr,a n n,j "a
store entirely and permanently feel nuxi6~ TO perbeyeye In
Its se and being destitute OF purchase any more
would ask thee thee woudst he willing 10 send me nm Or
der on thine agents tor bottle and tyse The scr
tnre decatnon the reward to hosa that are Kind 10 ts
widow and the fntherlesa." -
Thy friend EUSA AMMAN KIRBY
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Cotton Presses.

Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchonptoulasa and Robin gtreeta.
- Corner of Tchouptoulss aud Henderson atreetE
LOUISIANA
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tch0uptoulas and Richard stre8tb
Corner of Tehouptouas and Richard streets,
MRRCHANTs',
New Levee and Louisa
ORLEANS,
PLANTERS,
Corner Annunciation and Richard streeta.
szYM4NsKTs
SHIPPERS ''''' O''''''''
Corner Henderson and New Leyee streets.
UNION,
WOODS,
. Corner Canal and Robertson Streets
TEXAS,
Corner of Tchouprtoulas and Orange streets
CRESCENT PRESS,
TYLER PRESS,
Front I,evee
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
I4eyees street, between st. Ferdinand and Montegu
streets, Third District.
PICAYUNE,
Levee street, opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
u New ieyee and Rofignac Streets
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Ievee street between Monegut and Clouetsreet.
Third District
PELICAN PRESS
Corner Of St. Mary's and TchoupitoulasBtreets
Fourth District,
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And testimonials and almost without number might
given from ladies and gentlemen In all society,"
united testimony could resist that Prof Woods Hair
toratve will bRlsnd gray prtserye tho hair
the youth TO old age In all it.ssouthfu beauty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-24
SANFORD'H
YER INVI ~ o Il TOR
Never DekjB}5N.Rg

ills compounded entirely from Gums and becope an e,
tablised fact Standard Medicine npprdy sd Nv all
it, to with confidence in all
the diseases for which il is recommended,
1t has cured thousands within the two gears who had
given all hopes Of relet asthe
cGteB in my possession show,
This he adapted NJ ma i,d ,s
ua taking It, and used in such gently or thu
Bowels
of ycurjuagUnt guide you the use of tho
LAYER AnV1sorator and 1t vii! cure Liy0r C5pGins Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Diarea Summer Conplains
DyEentery, Dropsy, Sour Stomach HRbi Covenes Chos
Cholera, Cholera MorbuB Cholera lnsnn Fgtuence jam
Dice Female Weaknesses may successfully as s
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will Headache {as
thousands testify IN twenty minutes two or three tes
poonsui taken at Of attack AL who
aregiving their testimony in itBravor,
Mix waern the mouth with the Invisorsto, swa=ow
oothtogether.
Price 81 per bottle.
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CATTLE II AR z EFT.

JEFFERseR oIrY. September a. 1851.
Arrived yesterday 166 Texas Beeves, II Hogs,
$40 Sheep and SO Veal Cattle. Amount Of Stock
sold we're 215 Texas Beeses, "a Hogs and 50 Veal
Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are 5s5 Texas
Beeves, 1872 Hogs, 7Os Sheep and ia Veal Cattle.
We.daote
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regular steam train from the
lake 10 The city week days
10 o'clock P. NJ. Horse Car
steam Train will 1anllly nrGnad
except however mail trips and during the half honr trips
on Sunday afternoon Fare 10 each and conductors
must have timely notice to stop.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave o'clock
A. NJ, in lieu OF the horse
The Steam Train will the city Sundays every hour
from Il NJ. until II P. NJ.
The Sunday eaye either end Of the Road every hall
hour from r NJ until s P. II.
ornlhpnsss lesvn Canal ssreetfor Depot ovsry .s min
Passengers earnestly requested procure their
the Office under Depot Checks, Return Tickets, Will
handed them the
10y % If J. PAEDELY, Superintendent,
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sapdforG,s Family Cathart,c rst

SandfOTts's Family GAthArt1c PEllE.
omponndedrom Vegetable Extracts put upln Glass
Gases, alright, end will keepn any climate.
The Family CAthartc Pill Is gentle and active cyatbart,
which tbs proprietor has used his practice more than twenty
years The constantly increasing demand those who
nse1 the PILLS. and the satisfaction express in re-
gard to their has induced place within the
OF AL me Profession well know that different Cahatcs
different portions Of the boweH
FANNY t9thartc Pill has wtts reference this we'll
'snhed TACT been compounded from variety of
eetso EXTRACTS which alike sveEy part the amea
Ary canal and are good and sAen MI where CathA,tc
needed sucI ss arrangement t, he Stomach, Saenres
Pains in the Back sd lons yeness Soreness
over the whole body from sudden cold which Frequently
oegieoet end IN e9urec Of Fever pss If Appetite Creep
~ sansat,o4 OF GoId oVe tho body RssRess Headache
e!ghl IN the Head, al tntauE6tOry Discusses, Worms
children or Adults Rhaanag Rroat Purifier Of the Blood.
tnd many deaseD 10 which tEsb hoir
g3tlo in this advertisement. Dose u s. Price, Dimes
ib Liver lnTisnrHIor and Pily talHyo Pills r6taled
ITuGEGts cenUrva@c 4hiJ he tga5Gin all the largo
J. 7 y. ArFURH x II manufacturer ana Proprietor
S2t tF1aG=7Ny p
~Rl5iE l. CO.,
- GE'GzBle genEs
aiitEE "- att ~ arg nYuEEista
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adapted othe deficiencies Of the BoodH dsn For
Coughs Colds, Bronchitis affection whatever of II
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption use No which ia
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising Over-Use General Dsbi,v
and Nervous Prostitution No. for Liver Complaints No.
for Dyspepsia Being already absorption #
by drops and Immediately into the circulation
that what gain reeiD The Mo. Female IrreRr.
srites Hyseria Weaknesses, special drecons for
this. For Salt Rheun ErGpons Scrofuous, Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No, g. In all directions
be strictly followed Price tho Blood Food 81 ,er
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH L DUPONT Nc. 406 Broadway New
York; j. WRIGHT CO., No. q 15l Charities street O.
J. WOOD CO. ST. Louis No., and by oil respectable Drug.
gstB throughout the country.
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sUsA NEAH KIRBY,


LaosIgR, Noble county Ild., Feb ., 1889
PROT O. j. Wood Dear Sir In hg laor part Of the year
1852 while attending the State nnd National Law School Of
State OF New York, hair from unknown me,
menGed ahg of RAPIDLY that In the short space Of six
tonhs the whole npper Of scalp almost entirely
beref Of its covering and much Of the rnsnp portion Qpo
the SIDE Hnd back part of my head shortly after gray
that you will BIO surprised tell that uno NV
turn 10 The Shte OF Indiana casual
were not go much al oss 10 discover the change appear
Rt sl.
Al ONCE made application 10 the sknl physicians
the country, but receiving from n my
could eghin be restored forced become reconced
my fate, until fortunately in the latter the year 1851
your Restorative me by druggist AZ
ing the most reliable Hair Restorative use tried one
te and found great satisfaction that producing
desired effect Since that time have used dollars
your Restorative and result have rich very
soft black hair, which money can buy
As mark Of my gratitude for your labor skill in the pro
ductiOn OF so wonderful article have recommended ss
70 many of friends and scquaunnces who am happy to
lnterm you, ars using 1t with like effect. "
Very respectfully yours,
A, NJ. LATTA,
Attorney and Com rat
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Reeeipss OF Producs.

Receipts of Pr0rauce. tgssz3---.".t=
MEMPHIS Per steamer Grand Dnke--24 bales
cotton TO Buekner, Stanton & Newman-300 sacks
cotton seed to w Cox &co-522 seeks bran As seks
oats 44 scks potatoes IA bbs apples 40 bxs starch
$50 kegs lard 1859 bbls flour &c bales hay 10 kegs
butter 25 bbls alcohol bbs potatoes Is bbls whis
ky Black Il Byington-- S63 bbls flour G III Smith
267 do Given, Watts &co--160 do Watts, Peasants
&eo--2 hhds tobacco Anderson & Hnrper-2s bbls
potatoes z tirkns butter a Yerger-a3 do 8 Rhoder
a--l75 bbls -four Wilson & Young-3 bbls beef to A.
Bower 81 bbls -four A Thomson &co-S4 do do S
Ewing 10 do so bxs starch to Galbraith &eo-450
scks5eorn Connolly &eo7a bales hay S Ford-24
do A Hamlton-9s bdls iron Folger &co--120 do
Il Fassman--ll pkgs butter VIM Soery Geo. do
potatoes F Del Bondio-- rs bbls flour Kirkpatrick
&co--l55 bxs tobacco A Glenn &eo-63 seeks pota.
toes Menard l. ignaud- 277 bales hay Ethel
&co-- lei bbls -four to Keep 81 Caulield- 81 bbis
apples 0'Brien--25S bbls -four to f Hogan-I0
bbls whisky Woodman Bement-2a4 scks. corn j
III Bofing ton 10 bbls pork and sundries w Bur-
bridge &co--43 bbls flour w C}Watts-l9 bales hay
Clarke l. Theneman--S0 do Harris, Bercier eco
~ Byipgten-5S bales hay 81 scks potatoes ~ sks
shorts Schneider Il Wise-50 bxs tobacco Patton Il
Finney--9s bales oats 10 bales hay 26 bxs apples
Ingram s. Keith-79 bbls 200 scks flour wilson y
Young-270 seks bran to Horren, Gayle &co--S57
pkgs apples to II Seward-43 pkgs potatoes to
] II Moore Sco-2T9 pkgs sundries Ingram Il Keith
so pkgs apples to Schneider & Wise 147 do 50
bales hay Ingram g. Keith--79 do Watts, Peasants
&co-sundries to order.
VICKSBURG Per steamer Mary T. % bales
cotton Henderson 4 Peale- 20 do to order-l6 do
d Carroll &eo-l5 do Giffen, Smedes &co--N do
Martin, Cobb &co- u BueIner, Stanton & New
man 10 do ] j Person &co-5 do Levy & Dieter
5 do j Watt &eo-4 do N Haas lot cotton seed
and sundries to order-Total 100 bales cotton.
Il LOWER COAST-Per steamer Homer-l hid
sugar P Cazenave-- 10 bbls molasses to Cooper &
Neibert-sundries to order.
50 - ~ A ii
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Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYZED alvsys p,,
ents us with the same essential elements gives course
the True Standard Anayze the Blood person gnfsrD
from Consumption Liver Complaint speps,a scrofus
and find instance dufqencias the red
ules of Blood Supply you are made we'll
The Blood Food is founded
There
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the world - "
The Restorative Ia bottles of via Large
medium and small The small holds pint and reas fo
one dosr per bottle The holds al least enty
per cen more IN proportion tban the small reGis for
dollars per bottle fho large holds quart Der cent
Ia proportion and rcta for three dollars fotte O. j.
WOOD 60 Perpetrators, 4i4 Broadway Nov York and III
Market street ST. LoHih No and sold ht good druTH A
fancy goods dealers. a s
J. WRIGHT a CO., Agents.
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To Bakers.

To Bakers.
r MAYoEALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CRY HALL, Sept. 81, 1861,
a8- To Bakers--The price of fresh Flour
being this day dollars and thysevsn half cents
barrel bakers required give during the
ensuing week. commencing on MONDAY 23d inst.
Sixty ounces of bread for 20 -.,.
Thirty ounces Of bread for 10 cents
Fifteen ounces of bread for S cents
The loaves Of second quality weigh oneeighth
that is TO say:
The 90 cent loaves, sSty-seren ounces; ...
The 10 cent loaves thirty three ounces
The cent loaves seven, ounces.
John r MONROE.
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1 NlAYOlslAI.T ,Y-...-S1FFlClAI1.


MAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, u
,A5 City Hall, Sept Fl. 1851.
Common Council of the city of New Orleans
a mo. 5760.l Ill, ~
Rso'r That the City Treasurer he hereby author
lied issue in payment Of city debts favor Of tke City
Comptroller for the faeoa parts of dollar ene
under this resolution shs exceed the sum Of Ave hundre
Thousand dollars say s5a0,0N
resolution shnl at all times receivable at the Tressuers
once IN payment of city taxes licenses and all city debts past
due orto fall due for the year 1862
Re5t Thai receipt of the above issue,
ihereo into the treasury of the city III en Of city debts
ss above menoned they to be cancelled and annned BY
the City Treasurer in the of the Charnen of the III
nance Gon,mittes of the Common Couucil Is
tsisnedl po.,ssn nca,d M 4 sssant Aldermen
[Signedl j. Q. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved September 81 1861. ,,,-,
se2s st MARION A. BAxsE. Secretary.
SOS ~ ~ .s1e. sMAYoRALTY- OF NEW oRLEaNs,)
~I-. ,ssF City Hall, Sept. 20, 1861.
Common Council of the city Of New Orleans
80, y. gs mo. 1851
Reso the City Treasurer be and is hereby authorized
Of all city taxes licenses, the Tres
surS notes Of the Confederate States. -zs,
ssnsa President Board Of h ASSIGN Aldermen
tsgnedl s. r. DELABARRE
President dent pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
se5i St Signed JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
~ ~ mo. 1851
Resolue That William Uniack8 be accepted security for
James Meawey, Superintendent of Bridges in lieu of George
:. - Isigpedl S. P. DELABARRE.
vs. ,st.,, President Pre- ten Beard I of Aldermen.
Approved Septamber 20. 1861. -.-.---
. -Lz.s lSgnedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
sell St MARION A. BAKER, Secretary to- Mayor.
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Er, tgOofIanisra
Il and lEi ChartreBstreet.

n X Il III A " 81 TT + Il n,
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...... 30, MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves on THURSDAY 18th inst. at PM
THE STEAMER LOUTSVII,IE.-
60 H. Capt. Joseph Combs-This favorite passenger
packet will arrive here and ready 10 receive
SEaS5 freight Monday morning for Baton Rouge
Nachez Vickburg and all the Bends freight or passage
apply board or to
THOS. KEEFFE
se2 If Is Ciravier strAet
N B. This line connects Napoleon regular psckets for
Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with the Mempb
Charleston Railroad taking freight for Charleston Savan
nah, Norfolk Nashville etc.
day of departure.
N. B The Louisville will take freight for Yayoo river TO be
reshipped steamers Charm Prince at Vicksburr
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atlmlrls Salelllaellls.


Grand Duke, Apologize. FIN Memphis.
Mary T--, Phelps, I'm Vicksburg.
Homer, Grant, FIN Lower Coast.
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LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.
L "A K Z S Fl 0 R E.


G~BA ia IL Y SHORE PACKET GRE
n!ss.ss-.z Snmmsr Arrangement = For Ocean
Springs, Biloxi and all intermediate landings
The splendid lo@presure c. S. Coast Mail Packet Steamer
Creole. Chas Walker master but expressly lake
trade with superior accommodations Will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented change day or hour
trip, bad weather, high low fuel some
accident to boa nery leaving the lake of the
carGin Railroad the arrival the cars as
follows:
(sB~The Creole on TUESDAYS a@d SATURDAYS will ex
tend her trips TO Pascngonla)
--I4eaves New Orleans--
Pom hnrtrain Rail road.
A. NJ cars
A NJ
--Teaves Ocean SprnEs--
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings
&E~eers and mail should all be the Post
Office the present New Orleans PoSoce stamps
good outside Of the Postofice in New Orleans.
R-An Express Chest the office Tuesdays Thurs
R. rGEDDES, Agent, 90 Gravier st.
as Freight Stock and Extra Luggage should always be
shipped either the day previous in ample time for the train
preceding the at which the boat leaves the road.
Freight received for all Coast landings and for
Pascagonla on Mondays and Fridays.
New Orleans, July 10 1861, jyl9 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-24

Railroads.
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, September %, ls6l.-a5 bales cotton
Giffen, Smedes Eco do Mcfarland l. Barksdale
Total bales cotton. -sAss