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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14
UNION MEETING.

The citizens Of Gallis County who
are favorably disposed to the support of
the Union, and opposed to the present
rebellion. are urged to attend a public
meeting at the Court House in Gsllipo-
lis. on next Saturday at half past one
o'clock. An address will be delivered
by Judge Nash on the all-important
question. Turn out, every body. Let
us show BY our presence at this meeting.
who amongst us is on the side Of his
country. The ladies are especially in
yited to attend, as comfortable seats
will be prepared and reserved for them.
MANY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14
RThe Mount Sterling Kn. Whi

SThe Mount Sterling Ky. Wing,
announces the death, on the 9th inst.
of typhoid fever. Of David Ewing, Of
Company K Of the Twenty-First Ohio
regiment, Col. Norton; and on the 7th,
Of the same disease, OF James L. s.
Haven. of Hancock county. Ohio, a
member of the same regiment. The
Wing says that Ewing was brought 10
town from camp a few days previous
to bis decease, having a severe attack
OF the fever at the time, which resulted
in congestion of the brain. He had
the best of medical aid, and received
the kindest attention.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14
FROM THE KANAwHA VALLEY.
GAuLEY BRIpoE, Nov.

After firing with four cannon since
Friday, the rebels have done as hardly
any injury. They fred their last guns
yesterday afternoon opposite the falls.
After two shots from our guns they
left.
A negro took letter to lady in
Charleston, containing the news that
one Of our balls had killed her hus-
band, Quartermaster Samuel A. Miller,
and two of his friends. She denied
the fact, but upon being arrested she
handed it over.
The Paymasters have been ordered
to Point Pleasant. Paymsster Johns
ton left. but Major Rees is paying the
First Kentucky to-day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14

re- Senator Douglas on his way
home from Washington the last time,
met a friend at Indianapolis from Ken
lucky. In conversation, Douglas made
the following prediction: II know
your man Breckinridge better than you
do. Within one year from this time,
John C. Breckenridge will be Gener-
al in the rebel army" To-day, and be-
fore the year is out, John G. Breckin-
ridge is a Brigadier General under
Buckner at Bowling Green, and his
followers in the North are-nowhere.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14
Rour readers will no doubt re

~Our readers will no doubt re-
member the excitement at Pittsburgh
last winter in regard to those gum
which thief Floyd was so anxious to
send to New Orleans, when, had he
succeeded. they would now be of great
service in defending the rebels.
Those guns are now at Cairo, and
were most probably used in the late bat.
tie at Belmont. Fifteen Of them are
rifed 64's, and most superb specimens
of American skill. We have a slight
recollection that even in Gallipolis some
persons seemed to take lively interest
in the matter, and were decidedly OF
opinion that those guns should be suf-
fered to pass on to their destination,
which ostensibly was some fort. the
foundations whereof no man knoweth.
We presume these gentlemen have
since changed their opinions.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14
TIA, Naval ExprDrrros.-The Wash

TIE NAVAL ExPEDIrroS.-The Wash
ippton Chronicle mentions as rumor
that "the feet will land the greater
portion of the troops at Bull Bay.
distant thirty miles from Charleston.
The army will then march on to
Charleston, and, If opposed by the
enemy, the city win be shelled by the
land force, while the feet engages
Forts Moultrie and Sumptsr." We
shall have something better than
rumors IN a short time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14
FE The zeal Of the Wisconsin bow

IL Inc zeal Vi tue "ieconsin ooys
for enlisting in the war against rebel
lion Is well exempli6ed BY the Green
Lake Spectator, which, wanting a
iourneyman printer, prefers cripple,
$50 he won't join the army and 60 of
10 the war"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14

EThe County Military Committee
have substituted the name of II. Fl.
Butler in the place of W. L. Turner, in
Huntington township. to receive dona-
tions for the suffering soldiers. Mr..
Turner declined serving.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14
CAxP CALyKRr, near Loudon, !

KY, Nov. 7.
Adiutant Carpenter OF the Second
Tennessee was sent last week to his ma
tive State on frmv business. On Mon.
day last, when about AZ miles west OF
this camp, near Boston, in Whitney
county, Ky, he learned that band Of
freebooting rebels had secured the
mountain pass, and that he must either
abandon his horse, and 60 on foot
through the by-paths or else fight. As
brave man he chose the latter slterna-
tive. Returning to Boston. he gathered
togethered twenty-five Home Guards,
seven Of whom were towards and fell
of by the wayside. One OF the re-
naming fifteen was q traitor as was
Judas of old. and fred upon the Adju-
tant and his gallant fourteen. Stealth
iIy creeping up the mountain gorge at
midnight, like panlhers waiting for
their prey, they shot the sentinel,
alarmed the rebels, who tumbled out
of the house and sprang to their sad
dies, eight Of which were emptied in a
moment, and with three Of their horses
the Adjutant galloPed off, bringing
them safe into camp-a gallant ex-
plot, worthy a revolutionary hero
The mOuntaineers are not idle. Two a
day is the average number Of rebels
"put to sleep" Bush whacking is de-
populsting that country of Secession
lists.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14

E Secretary Seward has refused
to pay the back salary Of the rebel
Charles J. Helm. Of KY, late United
States Consul at Havana.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14

The Charleston Mercury calls Pres
ident Lincoln ''a snake" Well, a
snake has an immense amount Of back
bone.-Lou. Jour.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14

~Governor Dennison has appoint
ed Thursday. the ssth day Of Novem-
Der, as a day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-14
SOLDIERS AID.

A list Of Articles contributed by the Citizens
Of Perry Township, and collected by the
undersigned:
Mrs. Amalpheaus White, blanket
+" Mary White, blanket.
Miss Margaret Armingtrout. pair socks.
Mrs Jane Woods, blanket
Elender Gills, coverlet.
Margaret Evins, l undershirt, l pair
socks
Mrs. Alice Garter. blanket; n blanket, 2
pairs socks, sent TO Camp Dennison.l
Miss Casander Carter, pair socks.
Mrs. Sophia Simmerman, blanket.
Miss Martha MAsterson, pairs socks.
Mrs. Martha B. Eaehes, blanket.
g Ebolfne Sharp, ! blanket.
Laura Sharp, pair socks
Lateeia Mcdaniel. l blanket.
/" Lucinda Sharp, blanket. pair socks;
Il comfort, pairs socks, sent to Camp Den
nison
Mrs. Eliza Carter. pair socks
+" Diana Chick, blanket.
=" Sarah Carter, blankets.
Ann Thompson, l comfort
Hannah Evans, blanket.
3" Elisabeth A. Davis, blanket
3" ClarindA Koontz, pair socks
Z" Ruth Carter, blanket, pair socks.
d" Charlotte Carter, blanket, pairs socks
&" Mary Woods, pairs socks
Mr.. Roman W Carter, under. shirt
=" John h. Wise, pair drawers
R. CARTER
Mrs. s. G. Keller, blanket.
" Geo. Keller, blanket, pair mittens-
" Rufus Beeman, blanket, pair socks
Miss Mary COPELAND, bAnket, pairs socks,
Mrs. J. G. Morgan, 2 pairs socks.
VIM Parkina I blanket
" Isaac COPELAND, blanket.
Jacob Mossbarger, blanket.
e" ]. B. Gilliland, / blanket.
" John B. Jones, blanket
" Isaac WIseman, blanket
" A. W. Boggs, blanket, 2 pairs socks.
q" VIM. Prose, under-shirt, pair socks.
J. J. Prose, blanket
" Amos Ripley, blanket.
ThOs. Carter, blanket.
AMOS RIPLEY.
List Of articles collected in Walnut Township
by the undersigned, and forwarded to the
store Of JOHN 7. HALLIDAY, with the names
of the donors and the articles given:
Mrs Robert T. Carter, l quilt.
&" John Stewart, pair socks.
VIM. Donaldson, pair socks.
Thornton Drummond, blanket
" Jacob Chick, blanket.
Miss Mary NJ. Grant. blanket.
Mrs Enoch White, . blankets, pair socks
f" Anderson Neal, quilt, pair socks.
Henry Neal, quilt
Joseph Howard, blanket.
&" Abraham Myers, pair socks.
Allen Drummond, pair socks.
Alex. Mccall, pair socks.
VIM. Williams, ! blanket, pair socks
Joseph Laughridge, pair socks.
" Geo. ". Donaldson. 2 pairs socks.
VIM. WILLIAMS.
Mrs David Gates, . blankets.
Mary E. Gates, l pair socks.
Sarah B. Bostiek, pairs socks.
Mrs j. A. Morgan, blanket.
VIM. Allison, pair socks, pair gloves.
Mary N. elise, / blanket
Miss Jane BOggs, quilt
Sarah ]. Cliee. pair socks.
Miss Elizabeth Boggs, pair socks.
Lucinda W. Chick, comfort, l blanket.
Mrs. Mary BOggs, blanket.
Sarah MeComb, blanket.
Eliza J. elise, pair socks.
JAS. McCOMB.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

| NEW YORK-Per ship Pacfc-J G Ack1en-
Antognini & Richard Bruf Bros & SeayerNf! T
| Buddecke &co--Benthuysen. Lewis &co-L Burtbe
j Burckett- Booth Geo Belden & EamesNC A
| BarrIere &co- Beebe &co-J Boulenger- A Car.
| riere &cor III D Cooper &co--Closterman, Tourne
| &eo-J Colon Cusachs & Ogden E Cate eco
Il | Cohn- Clapp, Mitchell & Jack Cleveland
Bros &co-A Cohen-P Cazenave-W Donneu i
| Go-D' Arcy &co-J Despouey-D Dudley & Nelson
A Dryer &co-L Ekin &co--Geo A Fosdick Geo
-Fatjo d Blunaso- Ferrandon & Cassac- Folger
&co-Jas W Fee eco E Fischer SEQ II cold
man l. Gulleman- Gique & Jamison- GRIEF
Byrnes &co-Goldsmith Haber &co-J Gauche-I,
Gernsoacker- Glidden Marshall Eco E J Hart 4
Co Gerard u ConteauX-M Observation-Disclosures.
son, Terry &co--W Hanuey &co-J Hughes Sco
&C Harvey &cO--D NJ Hildreth &co-A Hills
Hopkins &co-D II Holmes Jaubert &co-D D G
LoWber &co-B Jourdan-F Jaufroid-C kirch-T
halser-Lehman, Schwartz &co-Lewis g. Oplesbv
--S Locke Leeds eco W H Letchford ,Sco- L
Laroussini &co-Lenes & Delachase-A A II NAV &
ce-H Levy Muse 4 Murdock-A Marx-MeTers
y Hirsch-J Marks &co- Montgomery g. Hail
McStea, Value &co-McComhs Il Clauss-A Marsh
j Mitchell-G Morrison &co-Mizzi & BertoIi
North, Duthil &cO- r Poole Pavne q Harri-
son-Peet, Simms &cO- Reilly Geo E Roger &
co-Rice Bros &co-Rimailho & Neyrey-ScbWartz
u kaufman-N Stephens-A Sarratt &co-Smith &
Johnson NJ SchaGer-S Slark, StauGer &co-Thos
Fl Shields Eco Stevens q Seymour Smith 4 Bro
Smith, Cooper & Stebbins- H S Seward-J Tmr
pin-Thompson & Barnes W ] Taylor-Thornhill
&co-W Vredenburg &co-J Wait &co-A Viii,
ting &co-C Weishaar-J Wright &co-J w Zacha
RE &cO-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

l,- . + E
hernochant hetaersoil. Terry Seo-6 Sentell \
oausr g 7 burbrldge
~ 49, = stSso1 = i9'i, ~ ereeh O. trump
y1I ~ e n Ur;i q ~ outsoFal-9 10
SIoinm , y lsoi u Follroy co-i Gampbeit
FaiInyaa 4 5o CorrnT NJ s o. 81 tG oee
r i Mann Eeo sundrins tn or5or I,ntai oeI ho1 LAY
cotton - N 0''- 90 ''AAN
TTrTr Epocr- D.. -.- a..
his att ~ " II u sSe'tller Jua Eoahe-+4S
''5Gs notSuF u NTeehWo9d-l9o Campbeil Strong
h0tcnl9Fo' Brown %co-,5Z gallagher " Dyer
ui 'SSoo5 90 20 II q Nj Aiie1 Sco. so Nelson
Tst1i-, vos % oI 81 w ooX %Hozz 90
eo52 rneIPs q 1ohesSlS bradiey, "iison
ohu "p y r, 't.stu4, ntoIFlsoh @Co--l4 40 moore "
= TT;i' 9eLl* N'tWart " !a'hes-! coleman brtton
~ ~ 2u illueS ana suhurles 10 ofder-Iotal
'Ao pales co1toh'
4tal, eilnEH y = Per steamer ne Soto-35 bales
81 o'E2l ~ ~ y CuiiIngS ag Scu-oo 4 6useiey "co-
IN $500 I'll n 1oti9 wy d ~ b"ielioSe geo
So va, w WI lioy tScIgo nrIpote-i a May
" y N y - i4pscotlo @co,A MGLeHl9Ie, Kay ourn
fSe9-z l nSt9le @eoTl 40 UiIIis a fergus0n-S
Tithlt5 e. al 81 ~ tay oo nueS 70 eiPp'
n a.al q 1ao Nv tdsl "eosuiuf!eS To or
u0l--A otni Low phles co'ioii'
SALINE RlN ER-Per steamer Morgan Nelson
% bales cotton Nixon Gco-44 Frelisen, Stevenson
&co-4l Phelps u Jones-27 Arrington-l9 do
Naho'99er-- o "a a IL May @co-I5 Gampnell "
Hootl 5 IL q bro-o frierSoh, conway @co-
W5i. a. TO !" 81! GiHs q ferSoSoh5 40
ms ~ 80 q m''AheF :" ohuef-L 10 of0ef-
Aoe"' S40 oaIes cotIo".
CROSSE TETE-Per steamer Minerva---24 bales
sugar MarianauX- l6 do 40 bbls molasses to
Lauve i LeBlanc-3lS empty bbs Lapene Il Ferre
--sundrles to order.
-LAFOURCHE Per s+eanoer Music AZ hbds
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
aFals glltdligfntf.
GRxscEsg oRs1nE, No. 70 Camp street,
sIeareti " era 4 u.

3 n
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Atlantie, Hntehings for Havana yia Kew
v. West and other Florida ports, i b Harris
alsalnsalp Louisiana, Kirby for 1ndianola and Ia
\ ii SAsea, :.s ss B ~ II. Goldanbow & I.esparre
sstaa a,,s,. ssssS,s, M ..,ass.. + i, l q Harris
sstaa,,a. Yo,,.,3,s-s3s = r Bell &co
Steamer Planet Bufdean, fof ST Louis II bsllast
sesaS,a,, Is ,xa1,s s,,s 80 ID Fulkerson
Steamer National, Montgomery, faF Camden III
Steamer Arago, Sloan, for Cincinnati, Al''s
4s Weifon 4 Allen
~ 5is NJ q II Varlanaefs Stco
Hpghton, Rankin ace
4 1iip Ahn Y thompson isinsoAtt for HaYre,
Galnllaok q Converse
Bark Iqanhoe. Emmons, ousenEtoan for orders, order ~
q @ Jenlsina &eo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

io'al'''' 10000 81 nm m
Ehns done sld passed at tAe citytof New or,os,s Fs
s GE nasth and yeag FIRST above wri ten in pTesen of
Ide!os and Antoine Couapd witnesses Of iaynI oge
9f s ssqnlred and domciaed IN this city who beTe15to
Tie original signed j. B. SAs6E eia 5as Gagl Notary
NJ, T. DUGROS,
A, CONAND. l'El
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary PubIjc
e9r,y 5he foregoing to he copy Of the original m
Now Orleans 18th JunB, 1866
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
ne undersigned Recorder of Mortgages Fo, M i
o. pFleS eertie5 that the foregoing el,rfer IA .
' s fSo9Gsd ] IN SooGtety Boot No folio 4i4 0'e LII
ie20 lfaw5 on n nc g, Nr2, ,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

Brig A Aorta, Urcntt for Boston,,
CFeevy & Farwell
Brig Fanny Barton, Barton, for Mobile,
Cohen NJ soria
sehr e 4 Moller, Allen, for Apalaehicola,
sehr Olive, johnson, for Pensacola,
N Overton &co
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Northampton, Elwell. fn1 Havre 10Th January,
in ballast, to Aleeker, Knox 9&co--3 dist Sc.
Ship Marmon, Blankenship, I'm liverpool January
10th, to Baxter, Lowell &co--Sd dist, Ss,
Ship s Parsons, Scott, FIN Liverpool january Esd,
in ballast to Baxter. Lowell &co-3d dist, A.
Span bark Catalano, Caznora, 5 days I'm Havana
III ballast, to Cusachs 4 0gden-3d dist, 49,
Sicilian bark Clio Battista, Herman, FIN Palermo
s January 10th, to master--Point.
Span brig Rosario, Durale, I'm Cienfuegos, in bal
last, to master-Agers.
Sohr L @ Acton, Woodward, I'm Pensacola, to
master-Basin.
Schr Lizzie Mezck, Johnson FIN Pensacola to
master-Ba Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Aurora, Rhoades, I'm Cincinnati
Iowa, Moore, I'm Pittsburg.
Meteor, -, fm st Louis.
Sam Gaty johnson, fm st Louis.
M Adriatic Frasier, I'm st Louis.
Rowena, Do2ier, I'm st Louis.
Hy Won Phul, German, I'm st Louis.
Gen Quitman, White, FIN Argyle Landing.
j NJ Sharpe, White, I'm Jefferson.
Julia Roane, Danley, I'm Little Rock.
Morgan Nelson, Richardson, FIN Saline River.
Alabama Boardman. FIN Mobile.
De Soto, Beard, FIN Shreveport.
Minerva, Neriaux. I'm Crosse Tete.
Music. Brown, I'm Lafonrche.
Mary E Keene, Richardson, I'm Lake Prove.
Acadia, Vincent I'm Donaldsonyille.
sToHboat VIM H Webb, Leach, from the Passes
towed down and to sea the 7th inst,
ships Hy Cook and Home, bark Cherokee
brought up ships Northampton and Marmion,
brig Rosario.
Towboat Ang1o-American Martin, from the Passes
brought up ship ] S Parsons, barks Cata-
lano and Clio Battista.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
Railroads,


~. w "EASiAh7CAf AM UIfI8I NORlHL{N.
CANTON, March IA, 18Gl.-48 bales cotton to
Payne y Huntington 40 Friedlander & Gerson-
35 J u G Cromwell 80 Watt tSeo-32 Walker g.
Snider- p Thornhill Eco % Block, McAfee &co
--2l Thompson \ Clark-2O Warren, Gilmore &co
-l6 Bradley, Wilson eco 1s R L Adams &co-l6
Lane, Salter Eco l3 7 e & J NJ Allen &co-lO do
JOS Lallande-9 ? T Skipwith-9 Henkel eco
- Mcfarland & Barksdale--8 s Samuel Barret-8
Cleveland |, Bros &eo-8 Harding, Abbay & More
head Byrne, Vance &co-6 G P Black &Go-G
Rosssr Protho &co-6 Rhorer & Zunts- watt h
Noble Allison, Pattison Eco 3 do to orders
winston, Morrison &co- Lewis & Oglesby-l do
Abat, Marye d Cushman- Total 4t3 bales cotton
N. o., OPEL0UsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, March IS. 1S6l.-6 bales
moss B Blades &co-32 hhds sugar Lobit & Char
painter 40 do Hewitt, Norton &co-43 A Milten-
berger &co- II bbls molasses w Jackson &co-4O
do 7 hhds sugar Sabatier-S do Trosclar h Hav
del-25 do Laforest DesInares-20 do Augustin Il
Phlheault-sundries to order-Total IT'S hhds sugar
56 bbs molasses.
PONTCHARTRAIN
MOBILE Per steamer Alabama III bales
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
SOUTHERN HOME ENrERPRIsE,

a FIRST GLASS STEAM SOAP FACTORY, under ,be
management of a FIRST GLASS, PRACTICAL SOAP MAN
UFAGTURERthe first enterprise of its kind on LIBERAL
SCALE presented in New Orleans Southern
PEI LRCAN
Chemical and steam Soap Works,
FRONT, NoTRE DAME AND FULTON sTRRErs-fFac.
ing The river, just below the Steamship Landing1
NEW oRLEANs.
Every variety of Soap manufactured and WARRANTED
every respect to the choicest Northern bands of the
ike gradeseDd prices, and Just As CHEAP
Only give the New Orleans home pFrrchN
fair and unbiased trial you will never think of
sending North any more for that commodity
R WELLS, Proprietor
ssoRps manufactured to suitthe MeSican MARKET also to
S-!s-2.l-s!lsI. --!sl9 las GrMo
SALnIDN-5a doz. Preserved, Tor sale by
S. WOLFE,
tae corner and Neg Irvaa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
BeloyT-'-.-Conning Up.

Ship Pacific, Hull, FIN New York, to master.
Bark Brilliant, --- fin Boston, to Creevy & Far
well.
schr Maria Buichard, Wilson, I'm Apalachicola, to
A55IN G. M Soria. ..1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
" STEA NFBOATS


N. ~. AND s-sra
rgSSS4y@s MEMPHIS U. S. MAI. bs5sSS 1s54
s5ssaasSs8sSs7L In E OF PACKETS A~-----hA'~-
Composed of the splendid steamers
EngOmar, J. D. Clarke. master,
ed. D. Gay. Bart. Bowen. MASTER,
leaving every TUESDAY, at5P PM
Imperial, @. S. Rogers MASTER
John SfrnoTads, j. F. Hicks, master
F.. Every TRURsuAY,45P
New UgltI Sam. A. R. Irwin roaster
n FL. IL. Wy. Hill, T. II. Newell master
Every SATURDAY, at5PM
Connecting Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI, POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST
For freight or passage appyto
JNo &. HYDE d co, Memph Packet O01ce
M u 81. Charlcs Hotel left wing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

ISL ana annexed 10 h hcl phSbti be.OEc Lewis then
said L" measures (nericsn meas,c) ~ feet ll1t nchc
depth by parallel lines Whchsi lot Of ground sr"s acquire
by the late De in Fletcher NoEH%n by p"rghoG from Mar
dc Armas Goty pubcin his city, on the 9th day bSNoVen
TERMS-Thts hcnc the second and las auction, The said prop
cry win be dentey andehtGd to the highest and last hddc
for wtever will bring twelve mouths edit, The purchase
to give their notes with approved personal security earn
gage on the property Sold mn Guo pvm"ut Suid purchaser
stall have to dr1nc and pay il cash the amount Of prntn,
| and Municipality taxes.
Sheriff of the rarsb b'c Of Orleans
Covn D!x-uurriEMH DlsrNnr) MARY 2, RoYSn0N ,ys
'O"'''A''S NJ SEUR5IIo R&ES . iH&s 5is5. t4a &s
- deyjer 1861 Gf moi ade>st par ogobto tHur 4n Dis
cdas So l. 1r%Ss" s S dc De G Ha @ nS m ns
rn4el DE- la 'ta rue de Ia Commune entire gs te du Canl
Ia nronr4ta don't suit Ia description, qaYoir:
nc b rr De IL i Vile m Dc "R "a Nonyue ell ss s e TS
horn6 par les dc Pacnner. n MnIcht St Jnme5 81
BriG~Irr arprncur General dat9 i dav ISL Ct nrne&G
un ace gn rapport d" Wm y Lewis "ors no'"ire public en-
ie dit terrain Quese am1rc,ine 81 ped4 ll5 pom
lsnes 3e proondcr, entire Encs n los ieqn"I dit ter
rain etc acqs par mc dame De la Fetchor KoyscoU de
Martha Manu. de C. t. fill, ct d'aEe, pAT 9ce au utHport
Gucare de has not"ire public en- ceite He en- date du
Ensr;Hbe awe tones les bsscs e orntocalions quI
onTnt tous les do privileges seY!tndos ct "rntaEes
GONnITIONSc cette crite ttant Ia secordc Ienitrc
ditc Poqtd scra dth"ihrcnett uHge plus oHnt At der
de credit, Ta"quaeur orntra son he cpdoss asacton,
por n6Tc dc Init pour cent Fan De Ia date. ct y
pohaque sPtce la proprd;5 yenuo Jnna parnl pmc-
lie dit ec4utreHr Gaea c9mptantct dtducuon du
priS dGdcntion les fns danuoncc ct du sheriff 9trynH;
tnsemo i Somne de $20 cnyhon ntns one 10 uontalt
des taxes dEtat' dc paTois"c ct de vile. n ,,,,,-,
ml2 lG 20 = . Shirt De h porois,c G,or!tons
FouR5n nrsTRrcr coUnr oETE9RrRG \ LoEwENrHAL
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
ARKANS AS RIVER.
Leav,s eATERnAY, 18Th inst. at r. NJ.

Lelvrs q kTFRn W. Eth inst. Mt r. NJ.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
mExy n naclpj steamer Julia EUancFor Fl. Smith
Van Buen, Ozark, E0hUvIr, Spadra, Norrs0wn
asSzes NnrN'ele, I.ewishulR, Little Rock, Pine BuT
NcR Gascony and Ill plantation landings in The BculsThe
elegant: vcry light d'Huglt and swjfrnr, packet
steamer Julia EsOtgGLc, W DHnlcT MASTER will leave
above. For freight passage apply board
FIRGINIUS &. DENTHEG.
MD Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

Leaves THURSDAY; March Il at p H.. positively
- MEM2EfIS AND NEW CB3PI, III a MS
, sSEas In Racket llhe-U s. Mail Packet-For Ejennf;s
sst and the Beuds-The fno aud splendid nassen@ @s
Easasa2s teamer Imperial. G, s. Rogers master viii
Te ready 70 receive re8ht from the foot Of irod street on
apply on board, or to e " P"Se
-, JOHN u, HYDE & CO..
mt L ,, ,, nnder 81 Charles Hotel left wing
E4J This line connects ut Memphis with the Mem his and
ThA!eoa Railroad, aHd superior packets for St. Louis md
ts Of laiing signed at the Office Of the neents m to
O'Clock On day of departure " "7' NP 10 :
Leaves on g ATURn Az. 10th inst at5p NJ
H2ENRIiAS, CAIRO AND NEW
fST n o,e@ns faeEe! Line-Regpar u. s Mali Packet
4ssszs passenger packet steamer WBnnnf, S'ic'@s n
Pheip master will be ready to receive heRh on iupsd
morning a the foot of Girod street. will leave ns abWs
For freight or passage apply on board or to ''''s
mia uufer 81 rharIne In,"i q ~. ~. ,
This boat connects at Napoleon with regular packers for the
Arkansas and White rivers, and Memphis the Nemphs
and Charleston Railroad and superior PACKETS ST. Louis
Bills adng signed at the Office of the agents up to O'Clock
aRV of departure ~ " ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
-CAMpEN-Per ateamer National-sundries.

j CINCINNATI Per steamer Arago- 36S hhdf
sugar 13l bbs melasses 10 hbs 22I bxs pickles 62l
bxs oranges and lemons l02 bSs tin 500 scks coffee
i 96 bales oakum 25 bales gunny bags rs pkgs mdse
4 CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURG- Per steamer
1 Argyle 2 bbls 2I7 hhds sugar 19l bbls molasses
/ 10 pkgs mdse.
| sTL0UIs-Per steamer A Mcdowell bbls s
hhds sugar II bbls molasses II bbls oil 81 bales
| bags 100 pkgs 1ndse.
/ LOUISVILLE steamer Woodford- 96 hhds
sugar SO bbls mclasses and sundries.
STLOUIS-Per steamer john Walsh--S bbls mo-
lasses bbls Il hhds sugar 20 bales gunny bags ITO
bxs lemons 400 bxs oranges Sc plSgs mdse.
4 LIVERP00L-Per ship 0ttowa- 325S bales cot
ton $500 slaves.
H4YRE-Per ship Ann E Thompson-2839 bales
cotton 2400 slaves $50 hides.
CORK FOR ORDERs-Per ship Carla- Il. 900
scks corn.
QUEENSTOWN FOR ORDERS Per bark Ivan.
hoe-9064 scks corn.
BOSTON Per brig A Horta- 666 bales cotton.
M0BILE-Per brig Fannie Barton 1850 scks
corn so scs oats kegs lard 100 bbs pork 100 bbs
molasses so bbls flour tcs hams.
APALAGHIC0LA- Per schr C Fl Moler- 2l6s
scks corn 225 bbls -four Is hhds bacon hhds sugar
6 bbls molasses Is bbls pork 200 bbls whisky 81
pkgs mdse.
PENSAC0LA-Per schr Olive HOO scks corn
10 scks coffee so bbls -four 55 bbls molasses bbl
pork cks bacon 20 kegs nails 60 pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14

HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST AND OTHER
FLORIDA PORTS Per steamship Atlantic 595
scks corn 20 hhds bacon 20 scks coffee SO bbls pork
40 bbls sugar s5 bbls pork rs bbls whisky so bbls
nlolasses 255 bbls flour 100 ses oats.
INDIANoLA AND LAYACCA- Per steamship
Louisiana 800 bbls -four 50 bbls sugar 875 scks
corn l75 scks coffee 45o packages groceries 65 bxs
candles 81 pkgs mdse.
INDIAN0I4A via GALVESTON-P steamship
Mexico-650 bbls -four 1000 scks corn 10 hhds sugar
100 bbls whisky % hhds bacon Is hbls molasses 10
ties hams.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-14
COnsz eS

MOBILE Per steamer Alabama a- III bales
cotton and sundres to order.