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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-31

Do" "1HHs'
Plain or with Tinted Background, Or Bills in Coiors
Promptly Printed.
Superior to engrByings and at much more
price than any at
REA'S ROTARY PRESS OFFICE
4S Magazine street,
Adjoining the st. James Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-31

" -. Axsyertsscrrents inserted at tho usual rntes
barnl Discount made 70 reguls- aavertisers-
sx~Thc weekly Crescent Il pablished osesy sstar-
day rsprnug Subscription s3invarisbly In advance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-31
Plaid Wool Deer Shirts.

An assortment of PLAID OVER sHIRTs-for sale at retail
and Wholesale very low,
VIM. H. PERSONS,
d30 Spot Magazine street corner of Canal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-21
For the Standard.
WASHINGTON SHOULD BE TAKEN,

Fellow countrymen, it is from a sense of duty
that | now address you upon very grave and i'm
portant subject. The time has now come for the
Southern people to take decided action to embody
themselves in order to meet the enemy-the inva-
ders of our soil. 1t surely is enough to make the
blood boil in every true patriots veins, when he
hears of the outrages of the Yankees upon our cti
zens and their property, their wives and their chill
dren! Who are to protect and shield them from
harm? Too many are disposed to make excuses
like those in the Gospel that were hidden to the
marriage feast One of those then hidden said, 81
have bought piece of land, must needs go and
see it; pray thee have me excused" We now
hear some sa" that are hidden to go to the battle
field, that 81 have home to take care Of cannot
&C, my plantation would soon come to nothing"
Another had bought yoke of oxen, and must
needs prove them" he too wished to be excused
So now with some my pecuniary affairs would
suffer so much that cannot 60 to meet the enemyn
And yet another in the Gospel wished to be excus-
ed, because he had married q wife. Even SO now
with some they so welded to their own private
interest that they will not go to meet the enemy.
Some say II they should volunteer the Government
can't arm them. We answer, If you are not receiv.
ed, after offering your services you will at least
have discharged your duty,
After many excuses had been made, VIC under
stand that the servants of the Lord returned and
said, I'VE have done as the host commanded and
yet there is ROOM" So may those brave and patri-
otto men say, that are beating up for volunteers:
"We have done as the Government has commanded,
and yet there is room"
Its not for US now to enquire as to the cause
these things but to meet the dangerswith bras,
hearts and unfaltcring steps. IF you would, there
fore, occupy honorable position before God ans,
your country, have your name enrolled, and q
forth in defence of your dearest rights, and for IT,
protection Of your homes, your wives and YOU
children. Il =
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-21

MOORE CoUNrY.-This county has just sent o.,
another company of volunteers, commanded by
Capt Swami, and numbering 100.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-21

esL lTee OF the companies LOT the regular service.
Thus all the troops under my command would be
considered detached companies not under regimen
tai organization, and by the terms las understood
them OF the transfer of the State troops to the Con-
tederate army the coast would be stripped of troops
on the goth of August-and called his "Excellen-
cys attention to the deficiency of ammunition at
Ocracoke, Hatteras and Oregon Inlets for which as
we'll ds for stores of every description made full
acquisitions at an early day after entered the SER
vice of the State and several occasions since have
reported those acquisitions. That only ~ 6l0 car
tridseS had been sent to Oregon, and 5000 caps
which purchased on my own account and that the
irons for the barbette carriages had not arrived"
When took command it was not known what
ordnance stores were hand OF where those stores
were. Ii any return of them was ever made it never
reached me-
On thu oath Of June, | addressed communca-
ton to the ordnance officer at Newbern, advising
the manufacture of sabres and the purchase of piS-
tolls naming the person through whom was in
formed they could be procured. also advised that
contract be made for cartridge boxes aud bayonet
scabbards, specimens Of which had obtained from
parties in Newbern who were willing to contract for
the cartridge boxes, belt and cap pouch at $500
and the bayonet scabbardS at fifty cents-aso that
powder in the hands Of the safety committee at New
bern be purchased. This communication also en-
braced requisiton for 100000 percussion cans.
100000 ball cartridges, $4,000 pounds of powder
and 1000 twentyfo pound shot. The following
extract closes the above communication:
lit is also important that | should be informed
as to the number of field pieces which can obtain
Twenty;four will be required at the least. sixteen
SIX FOUNDERS and eight twelve pound Howitzers.-
The requisition made on the navy yard at Norfolk,
copy Of which you have, will show to some extent
the deficiencies in the numerous, details, and the
variety Of articles required for the complete efcen
cy ofthe several batteries" 81 ~
understood from the ordnance officer verbally
that he had no authority to make contracts. bnt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

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C0nsiamees.

| NEW Y0Rk.-Pcr ship andover-J II Ashley
Armstrong 4 Harris ] Albert NJ Barnett jr-
| W r Bell-aF Bauer &co- He'll & Bouligny-Bauer
&co- Buokner, stanton y Newman Fl Baise &co
| --Rruft Bros e. Seaver-G P Black &oo-J Bockius
| -Brander & HubhGrd-C T BuddeCke &co-Booth
Eco Belden & Eanles Beebe eco + Camerden
-Chandler q CGne-p Carroll &co-L J Cohn-
Clppp, Mitchell jack Cusnchs & Ogdcn-Cook
Young &co-J W Champlin Sco--H Covert r
Cochran j Coulon-- G Darsey-- l. DelocAc-
Dudley & Nelson Despouey- Il W Estlin Geo
+ Ernest &co--Fell Il Marsh -Forwood Il Gribble
p Foger & Soil Folger &co-Ferrandop Il
Cassac-- Gaune & Eichelbcrger- j Gauche- L 4
Guilleman-- GLADDEN. Il Seixas- Gauche-E E II
gladden. Goldsmith, Haber &co--Grtch, Byrnes &
Co N Greenwood Glidden. Marshall Sco- W
Hodgkins--A D Grief &co-Hughes, Hyllested Geo
j E Hyde &co-E J Hart &co-D NJ Hildrcth eco
f Hickey &co- D II Holmes Hawkins Il Nor
Eood-J 7 Hardie &co-I Hughes-H II Hedden-
A LiF:sr~ Hsald, Massio See " A Hanney &co-
Holmes &fsTancer.-- j Horan. Jaubert &co--
b Jourdan-,Leyy, Simon &co--U Laroussni &co-
keaumont, B!achc &co--r& oefler-, D Lowber
May Sco-- Mcfarland " Barksdale- Muse u Muir
doCk-P MGlIard--J 4 Mason-..G N Morrison eco
McComhs & Clauss C MerzMcStca, Value &co--
" Gar Il + Co--'order-,, P NJ O2anne- Il Par
sons Peet, Simms &co- Poole &co.-. Rotchford,
Brown &co-Rmailho u Neyrey-RoneTs n Wood
all-Rhodes & Cr0well-- N Stenhevs.>. A Sarratt n
co.-,Sanpson Kcen-Thos Il Shields &co-Smith
SoIia- Smith, Cooper Il Stebhins- Stark. Staufcr
See Thompson 4 Barnes-W Tompkins Sco-
? Tricou & Son. Geo Fl Vnten-A Whiting &co
Z B Wheclock GcO--L4 Weiss. Woodruff, Moulton &
COW A WilsoR-J Wright 8Sco-- w Dewey &co
L Walker-M Judson- and order
BOSTON-Per bark G w Horton-E Z Hacker
W l. Gushing Grief, Byrnes &co- " T Davis
Mcclellan & Allen Hehrard &co- Shark Stsnhi,r |
&co-L & J Webster-Capt Chandler-R " Rayue |
-Dwyer Il Howard--C T Buddecke Eco -TirreIl 4 |
Bates- 4 D HCnkel &c0- VOORHEES,, Grprs leo
W Dewey &Go--L Pierre &co-J 7 Moore eco
w McCrHCken-C C Weishaar- Flint K Jones' D
Cuffin-C II Slocomb &co-H Green's Z Moore &
cc-W S BlanChard-E e Marqueze &c0-and
order.
NEW YoRK-Per schr Nevns- Schroeder
&C0--W McCracken- Shumway & Hews Stevens
& Seymour-W G Mepham- Drew 4 Seymour
r NJ Denman &co--Thos H Shields &co-R Hare &
Coz Hacker Smith, Cooper & Stebbng-GriefF,
Byrnes &Co--- Taylor a Grief &co-Beebe
&co--Converse eco Sampson 4 Keen-Grosinan
& Beneteau-C Boye-Lesumont Biache Eco-J y
Fischer &co-- C I Buddecke eco A D Kelly SEQ |
j Gauche-- BrnT Bros & Seaver--- n |, MIIer.-
E Hart &G0-Phelps & Jones-Smith & Br0-Ar-
thur &co-hartin. Cobb Sco-JameR Svme-Ievv
Simon eco Flint 4 Jones J L HYDE &co-S &
Herring Rogers W0odail- c Weishaar-N Ste.
phens---M D Cooper eco j J Person tiiifan
Smedes Ic0--P Z Bruiatnur-Rhorer K Znnts.J r
Il Peale-CrowelI 4 fIalIett--
L Webster Harvey kco-Muse L hTnrdOct
Thompson L Barnes Lnmsden 4 Mann.- Taylor
& Churchill Il Briuton &co- G N Morrison &co
A WeinGart Wallace & Weayer-CIark, Mos
by &Co-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Tennessee, Forbes from Vera Grug
2lst inst, 10 ] O Hafris-lst dist.
Steamship Ghas Morgan, Lawless. from Indian0ln
and Galveston, to Il @ Iiafris--Ist district.
Brit snip Afge, -,2 2 days FIN Mobile in ballast
10 master. Point.
RaIk Marcia, Wilson. 28 days fn Bostop, 10 Fl 4
fennard. Point. III D
Bark Cherokee, Hopkins, 20 days I'm Charleston,
to s. q q a LIeyy#-Point
SEsn1nnsass.
Emerald, Williamson, I'm Cincinnati
Switzerland, Slhenek, I'm Cincinnati.
Baltic, Meekin, fin Louisville.
iiy Won Phui, German. fin Cairo.
Milton Relf Hall, I'm Lake Bisteneau.
Ten Hodges, Sieade, I'm Red River.
sroaae iete. NcQuoid, FIN Bayou Sara.
liossaIner, Forgay; FIN Attakapas.
lbergille, Batanco. I'm Bayou Sara.
Mnses Brown. I'm Iafourche
Gey Al AZ Aouton, Parker fm Nermillion.
Is w Powell, Ieue, I'm Fort Adams. f
FTDlic, GeDdW dWyn, I'm RuenfF River
Yaz0n, Wallace, I'm Greenwood
Starlight, Hays, I'm Shreveport
Grand Era, konnss I'm Shreveport.
TpWboat James 4 Day, Brown from the passcs
ee-5ny{l aiid to sea on the 2lst inst,
ship Ellen Hood and bark Howard--.broueht
mp balks Marcia and Cherokee.
Towboat Ocean, Pennegar, I'm the Passes toBcd
down and To sea on the 10th inst, brig
AEaeFika, sohfs james Grandell, Ureuita and
Alphonsne- brought up ship Argo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

oo%, BLairar1 Co.'S n MY Through Line
u, RdSBS MOBILE, SELMA, REG)TVTa
s5sy = come y WelnmpSn and Gll landings on lshanha
tgSSsG9y;aS' rive The salnrh steamers CaronnelET
49, 5ss;n. nsSs mgssr HenEy lie was John
te will rereiye fe Eh every day be depot Ttyo Circle
"a will leave the Like end ihe Iefersan and Ca1r0on
sats' For freight or passage ap!ly on boati
f"19tH - ~ - az : 'ftsJ' sEsns, ,ot
on days Of departure. S+' - Al.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
Srah .MB0 TsF'i I,


N. a.. AND asrs, ,,
! eGSss.s MEMpHIs U,s.MATL Ssas
rSaS SaSsssszasRLINE OF PACKETS. EAN-es'E-
Composed of the splendid steamers
EEg0nlar, J. D. Clarke. nRstur,
ED. j. Gay. Bart. Bowen. master
leaving every TUESDAY at6PM
TR'periR9, q. S. Rogers MASTER
LoMn Sint0l1ela, j. F. Hicks master,
Every THURSDAY, ,at5PM
New Uus ie Snn,. A. r. irwin, master,
FL. ES. w. E3SIi, T. II. Novel; mnstp7
Every SATURDAY, ,at5PM
Connecting ntsiemphs with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOE ALL POINTS
NORTH EAST AND WEST
For freight passage apply to
JN0. r. HYDE Il co, Memphis Packet Ofuca
MI u 81. Chnrlea Hotel. Let VIM
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

| VERA CRUZ-Per steamship TeDneszee-$400C
in specie D de Goicouria Sco-$700 do de FuenteS
&eo-- $3.50 62 do N A de fizardi dGo- $500 do do
AFendano Bros sl7l do Marburg Il Forster-sun.
dries TO Camerden--- Cahallero h Baaualdo- A
ReVerder--.M A de Lizard &co-J Orscelli-.C G Lau.
rents- RobberTo+al s5GG0 63 in specie.
INDIAN0LA and GALYESTON-Pe steamship
COS to order J Person Gco--3 w RGWns
go bales osnaburga Perkina Eco Total q bales
ootton
BOSTON--Per bark Marcia Assorted mdsc.
CHARLESTON bark Cherokoc---752 cks 35
hf cks rice 254 acks peas S L & II L Levy.
PROVIDENCE bark Wm Wilson.--37a tons
ice A W Boswogth 6tco. O"..0
RUAEAN ISLAND Per schr Ruatan-- Fruit to
order.
BOsTON-Per ship susan Hincks- $40 tons ice
to A W Bosworth eco
NEW YORk-Per schr c NJ Nevins--- Assorted
mdse;
NEW YoRK--Per ship Andovar.-A Assorted mdse.
RUATAN ISLAND Per brig Creole Fruit to
order, m.~
( RUATAN ISLAND Per schr Dew Drop.-.Frnit
to order.
TABAsCO-Per brig 1[iuatitlau-- s22, 500 specie
to NJ Is Z payro.-.$ .$I933 DO Jeannet Queltier &co-
$500 do F Camerden--24 bbi5 cocoa AYendan0 Bros
Total SIS, ,253 in specie.
4 G0AST-Per schr AdelHe--A0 bbls sugar Byrne,
Vance 6co--8O hhds sugar l00lf bbls InolRases to
Carroll, Hoy &eo.
Ca,AET-Por sohl Star 15 Lhds sugar A MilEep-
berger SEQ. ,
TAMPA BAT--Pcr gchr Venicc---1G0 bbls molag-
ses no hhda sugar Carroll, Hoy Eco 255 hides to
master.
: 5.PENsACoLA-Fer schr Mobio-Lpmber to order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
Leaves %. TllGSp y. Feb. % a 6P.M

. FOR sAE EAIG IsGyEIs-FOR MONT
, f56J b. FihA OFniKh's. Mo tcrliO, Warsaw, Tunas
L4tS4ttsSS Nils. PHr ruiag1on Devil S Fry. McDRdos
S4 '4nRnt', CRrcnl7s, Long iew. Mrek's, FtaHplas
aooFes Hl, Pppirs IRndinr and al landings Orntira
r, or below Maine Sail eTe CHI draft passenger packet
f1iefsnmT FrF Hoor ml'te VIII csve ab7ve and give
sage apply on board,
YIRGINIUS G. DEET2RL,
feZu Advertising AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

AseRTag every WE'D EFSpAy md s ATURDtY nf II 4 II
TOE 0UAEaANTENkf And LOWER
ITaS = Coas'-fwiees weeE Tine ano passenger pnoFet
W -lEESDAY, The ID OF October va
SS@5 E. LANOUE, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

bark aet. Iasl lor; iStht.ctearea, brig q d. Cat
teii, Watson schooner r. W. rn, Townsend.
Holmes ., Hqie, 9anlaly l7.---Arrtved from this
Lontona, Black. u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
STEAMBOATS,.

R L D RIVER

REGULAR REID EsEyFElt, NFWs
i, Ss% W. Orleans and shreveport THURSDAY Il g. Nnf1
Passenger PatketTte now, mayndccnt Grs,
hcrSs passenger packet StssFlGsrl, Cbarn.
a Hayes TsstS Wy leave rcsnlny for sfeFeEor Grand
intornediNe Inndings on Red River as follows: "''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
Laayo7 on TUESDAY. Mach & sfbP. NJ
lsI2GCLAR OTACEsrE,a PA nK Z

HsS h. 'or Ca"dG; Grcrrhn"r Roach Iii Litle Bay
lHgGoIie. Rings Eiitaingtnp Snr9 Iay Pigeon
B tIryvtic, Marie Saline, Extra Grand MaFie R5land
i;A1l Ai.nma Landing, MoEh Gf Batt0orfew Tiprrhig
,ly, ho",i"nona Po5. Union, Stenzton Mouth Dtrbonne
..A, Hhos, Mouth Chpry, Fine Binf CFafor ty6Irn
G- Hi3o"' H4,,mHnlmrr Trjty and all Intermediate ian5
L% on baActa %tEefhe aud splendid swift fGnnpe
g,e,ifr sirnT'ar ludn h rgur0, I-nthSrnc master
VIII ic"vr rs above. For freight ,sRgg arry m hoard
o., FlRLIELu8 q. DENTGRL.
Etnrt . -lnnLL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

The Starlight wan built expetsy for the Red River i,ads
in the roda. Passengers can rev on The siorpb @ pots
her regular ndyerttTcd der az shove '"F'"E Ola
For freight or passage apply on board
dg1 Ai Vi s1t, ss1rtts,IhEiI' s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
-colnfng up.

Slip Great Britain, Fleet fin Liverpool January
Ists to r Maxwell.
&Scfr ] IA Taylor. Lombard I'm Ruatan Island, to
] = Pigufoio Eco.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
ExpOEg,s.

NEW YORK VIA HAYANA--Per steamship
CahaBba- ll35 bales cotton GO bales wool Y do
lndse l43 pkgs mdse for New Tork-600 bbls pota-
toes for Havana. d.
GALVESTON and INDTANOLA-Per steamship
suwsnee-- 20l0 aeks corn 40 hbls -four 80 bbls
whisky 80 hbls nolasses
GALVESTON and TNDfAN0IIA-Per steamship
Texas l7ll sGks corn 3lS bbla -four u cks bacon
lG0 hbis potatoes Is kegs lard 200 bxs cheese.
APALAGHICOLA-Pe steamship Florida-lO0
seks corn 800 bbs moasses 1000 scks corn 800 bhls
whisky 500 bbs -four so hhds sugar so hhds bacon
HAVANA-Per steamship Habana- 500 kegs
lard 657 tcs lard 81 tcs tallow II ties hams 10 bxs
candles.
CORK Per ship VIM Hammond II, $50 scks
corn 600 bbls -four.
LIvERPO OOL--Per ship Zetland,-3510 bales cot
ton 24a0 slaves.
LIvERPO OoL-Per ship sirocco- s447 bales of
cotton.
LlyERPO OL-Per ship Eliza Ann 2o62 bales
cotton l70o staVes.
LfyERPo oOL-Per bark Thyme 1858 bales of
cotton.
L1vERrooL-rer ship Sam Watts 42l7 bales
cotton.
QUEENSTOWN ship Vancluse-2269 bales
cotton.
L1yERPoo ooL-Per ship Villa Franca-3333 bales
cotton 1900 slaves.
HAFRE-Per ship India 1855 bales cotton.
G0RR-Per bark Falke-6I00 scks corn.
( BARCEL0NA-Per bark sorpressa- 545 bales
cotton 1000 slaves.
APALACHICOLA-P Per sclr Reindeer 50 eks
bacon 1882 scks 500 hbls flour IT5 bbs molas-
ses % bbls whisky 80 hbls potatoes.
2 TAMPA BAY-Per schr L Gagnet--25 scks corn
80 scks salt tcs beef bbls whisky.
\ APALACHIC0LA- Per schr II Guichard- 100
bbs -four 1888 seks corn So bhls molasses 10 bbls
whisky bbls lard 10 kegs lard.
PENsACOLA-Per schr zplime-I I40O scks corn
10 bbls -four
BOSTON Per schr Il Perkins-302 bales cotton
500 hides 100 bdls do 127 bbls molasses IS bbl5
whisky.
APABACHTCoLA-Pe Per schr Agricola-l2O bbls
lour bh pork bbls m0lasses l40 ht bhls do l6
ks bacon 81 scks corn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
Noretmn pnt.ta.

Antwerp, February 2..s.Arrived from this port,
ship I.oGhaSar Cole; sailed, ship Leona, Norris.
Bristol, Pili1 February 81 The ship Charles
for this port, ship Vigilant, Boswerth,
CALCUTTA, December 27,-rCleared for this port,
ship Dragon. Upton
OF Demogeness. January s1-.ship Athena shil-
Inns from this port bound TO Bronen.
Feefwae3l Eahynary e. Arrived from this port,
ship Wilbur Fisk, Pous1ari-
Glasgow, February 4.-..ArriYe5s Gepu this port.
British ship Tara, Wilson.
Hayre, February I.-..At1ived from this port, ship
Harvest LoTing, Chad naia and main top mast
sprung, loss Of 6ulwalks, ETC.. ii strong gale on
the 10th ult,, in lat. A N, long. 81 W, during
which she also sprung leakl sailed for this port
ship. Lizzie Moses, Austin; 2d--eeared, ship Nu-
remherg, SCHNEIDER.
Liverpool, February 3.-.-Arriyed from this port
ship Brooklyn, Chustall; British ship Nelson,
Walls; ship Arizona, Robinson 4th---shp Cava-
lier, Crockett; 2d--.ceared for this port British
ship Princess Royal, Curry. Entered out for this
port, February 4th, ship Milan, Eustjs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
Leaves on SATURDAY. v,rch : atsP-M-

sItIl9sV IiIF E1t IEjEE INA I1At1Fg FtFfI
3 HSp Ia Tor tgH!en, Gha1nHaanuIle. Trenton H0nroe
5olnm5ia Ha!TiSgnbur Trinity aud al irief1e..
gdar WY and plantation landings on CInacfis.
AMI hcE 1iveFkis new elegant and very iirbt FHrpbt
I'Hrr pa yet 6teRoer Lizzie Simmons, Len Moore
sirs'F "'ti NaFe as above For freight passage hevnr
elegant passenger accommodations aErly on h6ard = Is
-, FIRGINIuS G. DENTRET,
Ia An.nrt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

Leaves en- SATURDAY. March ., at5P.M
FlEN9REilS AND n EGAy 61FyF.gIANa
fssss h Packet Lne-RernIar IT, 8. Mnil Packgt-Far
Memphis and MI the Bnnds-Tle f,gt.cnSs ms
senPer nHrket steamer New Uncle Sam 4
T. iI~ nlaSter vii ho ready to receive reFh The foot
For fraiSht or passage apply on hoard or to
~ +s-S~-iQHN Z. hyde 4 CO.
1SE5 under ST, TENT1Bs- tiiuttel pnr.
rms boat connects at Napoleon with rcgr packets for the
AFsHn9S ,d Nhe rivers and nt Memphis with the Mephn
and louisville. F' '' w. t1'N''
en- Any Of departure. '"' "f ~ ~ "'o'N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
" lf7 -
Hasseal 4 ara.

Asssssa1s ssfrss
Per steamship Tennessee, from Vera Cruz ag
cabin, 4 ateeEaga.
Per steamship Chas Morgan, from Indianola aud
GaiFeston25 cabin, 40 deck.
DttsSacsasc Ports.
Kew York, February Arrfvel from this port.
scisgoner Mary slintari. Bonmaa fchonnar Carrie
Sanford, Haggeft selr Iames l. Dag, sparrayr,
Inexperienced very heavy weather1 bark Kaaasy.
IN Lynch l9tA-.eleared for this port. ship In
diana, HoAson arrived, brig Henry Leeds, Grant.
Bsstf'si, February ia rived from this port,
bark sipfn winthrop EidridgR; bark Mary Adeiia,
y lallsri bark g. sserrett, Gregory 18tIl--bafk
q nick, Smith 18th, arrived from this port
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

fsss h Packet Ljut-Iiesulac U. $. MAJ, PacESHFoT
laE4TtsSN Memphis and the Bends = The fns fraciuSe
passenger packet steamer Im aon.ar Cant j.
D. tark master will he ready to receive freight on SATURDAY
morning at the foot Of Grcd street. and will ieNye ns nr
For freight or passage apply on board or 10 " ""'''
No LN0 L. hyde ( CO.,
ieZu under st. Charles Hotel left wing
R This line connects Al Napoleon with regular racctS for
the Arkansas and White rivers Meunis ith fEn N
phis and Charleston Railroads. " '
H~ Bills lHdHg signed nj the Office of thu arnr+s nm T.,
O'clock on the day Of dennElnre. - W ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
FO r 7 ADAMS. i.


Learss cTcrv TTUESD AZ, ats Pm
GGt& FORT A DAMS. TUYTCA NOR
#s keFanT" HayeH Sara and the Cnast--The nav ms
ls2ss o:<nT 5toamtr E.&agTrai FEslE, u. r. CfrssS
;aSIe shyirg heen newly tttsd 0atand her rahi1
at : O'Clock. -'t = . : ~ tA-E'l3'H
syH ErGFEN T,AraJ7r, ars,t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
20 Il ATTAK A p AS.
LeGYss on SATURDAY. March O. at5P. M,
AitHlFstas via PigdnH(niEe
Inrvrs TUESDAY. Feb. IS nt3Pg m ~
5FftL1 Attn 4 PAS WA PIT,

, t. kaMIEETLe Ia;,t-draagift passenger naesct n
Efhi@ o. Hilic. p r. huEsah, anstfr j. i Akin.
M @erh VII ve above ia4tn; freight
!~" !r'It, L7' 'a'0l FrH1tu. Center ytle Paersunye
Z, cA Bay Us euf aud s wa handbags For fregh
or passage apply IN sca.r. e
90, VLAGIEIUR O. DFNTXET.
iGiu1A Aca,t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

IT. b. and ArkansIS Line Cora Bnff lind Grove la
tai1e, Point Pleasant. Olarhit4 City, ToDnn
sEE5I&aF Nonr0c. Pine Bluff Calunlia, Harr'sontnrH
TRINITY a. Nil cceliate landings sydu bartholomew
and oUacha rTsrIhe llpht-draft and running
Gnser packet merEelcgral1s, Il. n Stewart, MASTER
will leave above. 0reight passage, apply beard
fe29 i idrertiajnr 9eant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
BAYOU DES GLAJsF.

Ls@'eH 0u MONDAY. Feb. IS. at P n
FOR BAYOU DE~ 6tLHEZE-Tho
fix h W iS5! dnIt steamer Flora Tenn pie.
a-SSSz@retght or pGg2aFo Rpply Oh board.
~, flEGIAiUS q. DHNTXEL.
Ie+' Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
TENNAs AND BAYOu MAUON.

l'eaFts on T TUESDAY, Feb 26, Rt p ".
NtbR UEElGER a ND LOWER TEN
f}.g h kSRS-IE" men light draft pRsse, ger En
me, Geo hlIcr, master, will leave iof
sssEa s" landings Upper and Lover Tsnsas Black
3A iIio MYERS For freight apply on board
nm YIkGIFIUS G. DENTHEI,,
80 Lc+l Adverisinp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
BAYOU BARTHOL0MEW.

Iceycs IN MONDAY. Feb. as at5PM
tFOIE BAYOU BAffVF45pKsfFEETy
, S.Y a and Arkansas Line, Coras Blff Lind Grove Do
s$iit Glaizo Point Ploasant Oupchita City Tteuton
Monroe, Pine Bluff, Conmbia, Harrlsonb1fg
3 d}iy gHa all iniertHeaiae landings bayou bartholomew
pnSengr packet steamer II. S. Caglicy j. q shuc masfer
will leave 81 Gh7vc For freight pSsfae apply board
TH ~ Coney connects with the Red Chief No. all
iHnalnga above ArhRnsas Line positively.
.,. YIK4INIuS G, DENTzEL,
irnrtisi mn Arnnf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25


N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, February rs. lSGI.- "a bales cotton
Carroll, Hoy &co-- CT Green s. Crump- G3 do r I,
Adams &co- 3G Thompson s. Clarl1-St Walker 4
Snider-l9 uorIeil, Gayle &co--- l8 Iewia & Orlaa.
by IA Phorer & Zants-- 10 Ridgill, Dennis &Go-
IL CutrCF Harrison DO r NugeDt REQ 10 IN
Henderson, Terry &co- 10 Rotchford Brown &co
II Lane, EAiter &co--6 Friedlander l. Gerson-5
. GFibblo-5 Thornhil &cO-4 Ar NiltenbeIrer
- Samuel Barret-3 do Montgomery & Halls do
W Robson l T II & J IL Allen &6o- n MnF'sr.
land d Barksdale--G6 Warren Gilmore &Go-4O do
BJrne, Vance &co- 33 Frierson, Conway &co-90
) y Il CFomwcll--l9 a D HCnkel ,Eco--lj do Gnn p
Black 5Seo- II Murphy Sykes t&co-I A J TulIy
eco lO henderson & Pealc--l0 Block, McAroe K
c0-9 Campbell 4 Strong Payne l. Harriscn-7
Nixon &co-5 Boyd &cQ-5 do A Levi &co-4 do
Moore " BroEder-4 JOS Lallande-3 NJ B Brady s
CO. Levy q Dieter R0ssor, Prothro &co- To.
tai ESQ bales cotton.
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
BRA5HEAR CITY, February o. l96l.-5 hbda
sugar 10 bbls molassaa Bell0Cq, Noblom &cO-l5O
DO W q Hewes'-,64 do Sabatior-200 bbls molas.
sec Hewitt, Norton &co- 50 halt hbls rnoIagseg to
Eo!oy, Avery &co--l0 hhds sugar Hall & Rodd-3s
40 FAcher, Goodrich &co.- 23 do Lane Salter &co
--59 ~ 90 Jackson &o0-- n do w Il Ieycrich &co
~ 90 Hewitt AortGH Goeo-- 90 do Inbit & Char
pSntleF pSn Sqnories to order-Total 20G hhds sugar
449 hbis GO hf bbls molasaos. D"s''
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLTON RATFP0sD
Mg MgB7lE-Per steamer VIM BagaIev- snnIlrins
% ) ) Lihl.ss. s Holden fco-- MeEIeroy = 1roS
ford-aEd order. Oy u l'fs'o'
PONTCHARTRAIN,
biobll4E-Per steamer Cuba-2I3 hoIaa c,tto,
and sundries to order A'S 'o'lon