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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31
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BURLINGT TON:
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 81. 1901.
SENATOR MASON on THE BALLOT

Indications of the kind of free govern
ment, which the leaders Of the Southern
lnSurrcc ton would establish, il permitted to
consuuinate the division Of the Repulllc.
arc abundant. F.r one Of the most sienif-
cant, the country is indebted to Senator
Mason Of Virginia, who has been hand and
glove with the leading traitors from the
first, and is fully entitled to speak for them.
lie issned the other day pronunciamento
to the people Of Virginia, in view Of the
then approaching election to rat.iy OF reject
the ordinance of secession. After setting
forth his reasons why the ordinance should
not be rejected, he proceeds
" If it be asked what are those to do. who IN
their consoences cannot vote 10 separate Virginia
from the United States-tho answer is simple
and plain--konor and duty alike require. that
they sb'uld not cofe on the CUES non,t tFrg reoip
sac@ opinions, THlr MUST LEAVE TEE STATE"
Delightfully."- explicit, this What d glo-
rious Southern Republic" it is going to be,
to be sure. in which to the practices If gam
bling with loaded dicc and free fighting with
all tne arms ON oEc side, Is to be added the
inestimable privilege Of the ballot, ono party
to vote "carly and often the other not al-
l0jccd 10 rote al all-and the sacred right Of
free thought and speech under the attentive
of thinking one particular way. OF being
driven from the country.
Our dispatches bring the important and
stirring news Of the advance of the Federal
forces into Virginia, and the occupation Of
Arlington Heights and the rebel city Of AZ
cxandria. Satisfaction at these Indications
that the Government is in "a situation To
take the leusivc, is tempered by the
announcement OF The Lll Of Colonel
Ellsworth, who after hauling down
with his own hand the secession flag at
Alexandria was shot dca! by concealed as
sassin
Col. Ellsworth was a very young man,
but one whose peculiar talont had given him
4 national reputation, and who promised to
make a most scryiccablc soldier. The first
officer Of the Northern Army to fall by South
crn lead his fall will be fully avenged.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31

Seymour Il Watson Of TroyN.Y are filling
an order for the Government, for several tons
OF canister shot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31
THE DEATH CoL.ELLsWORTH.

!
in the hall of the public hotel from the toI
of which he had just cut down the secession
flag; and was the desperate single banded act
of rebel, who met at once the ftte he thus
courted
The Zouavcs landed in good order. Com
pany f was the first to disembark, aud was
detailed to destroy the railroad track, which
they promptly performed. Col Ellsworth
then directed the Adiutaut TO form the Re
giment and with the aid Of Lieut.. Wisner
and file Of men started to cut the telegraph
wires They had proceeded but three blocks
when the attention of the Colonel was
attracted hy llrgc secession tllg, flying
from the Martial House. lie entered the
| hotel, and meeting Il man in the hall asked
''who put that 1lg up?' The man answer
| ed, 81 don't know | am i bOlrdcr here.
| Col. Ellsworth, Lieut.. Wisner, the Challain
| Of the regiment, Mr.. House volunteer aid,
and four priyates went up TO the roof. when
! Ellsworth cut down the lIg. The Iarty
was returning down stairs, preceded by prl-
! vate +. E. Br0wnell OF Troy, when, as they
| left the attic, the man who sad lie was Il
| boardcr, but proved to be the landlord, Jack
! son. was no' III 'nJ nan; n'E'n9 u''1'IT ~
DaIIeieu gun %Hlc" nc eso'eu az - l'.'
| Ell, when Jackson pulled both triggers, and
IIe c'uIGu'9 i5OIU III '.'J oO''J VI I--.1
leve!ed his inusket at Jackson, and fired.
The ball struck him On the bridge oi the
nose, crushing the bone and the skull rs
he fell, Browncll bly0nctci him.
ilC ncI To4DHVI ""s 7"o. -. .''''''
.'lJ' ii'''. - wy ;,,-.-
NJ u '.'G - '''7
',i "i''' " i''l'' I,i.-i.,rral'I
e.'''' -. ,..- I'm,
I,', I,'''l ~ 80, NJ.
Iio '' o'' MS - o'J
"ot I"' ',i''." s'''.01 iIo"i ''.I ~
VIZ ''0" E''''''''''' '' - VI ''''
I",9
y lew ScJ'''H' "l''' "'l"' '' O.
moan PG' Ai5 eye "o'' '''' ''i'-'J '''.'' anu
lie ceased 10 breathe
lie was I1iu upon ucd ill Il Io '-l' '',"l "-
manu- "ith tA' r.o9l n'S 7,llA'' "'''' '.-S
niool' ana mo" i U'P'S Oh "'' -'''F' "'''''
MS Iecl'
Jackson u'ed instantly II.s WIG ii0
y di-'o'eI-' tAe i'''al''y' ana "IIIo''l'''7
D
although 'fe4toa WIN 'h9 utmost '''.''',1'-
an 'h tha' could nave ,'e-h Yh-i'I i'4' =" .l'I '
misery enc remained i'"S ""'i ~ 'i'
widest ire"1J. i"5 A'"'i was J" ''' Ul
most confusion. !. '.'ITers d'rl'I rom ,1 '..'I
rooms '"I were mem IN c2"li'i 2. -li' ~
i've |oUaYe'' VINO accom- pA4iei Ide l.I'h--,
ana VINO al once eS'''!'@ne,' anu ila'n'''i''o
oI"''' - N''S IONS 'u'J '-'~1c d I''''''
ment arrived, ana /; "-7 'Ag"1h' 'Hey 'n'-!'
Dc i'cnin'" ~ Iy '''1 nun ~. ~ 80
tronid ,tion wa, TOO ,,reat for ary or,auiz.-
ton and nothing Of Tie sort was attempted.
The Z,uavcs. mad with grief. would hly,
been Iittle dis,ppeinted ii there had been.
At2o'clock IN the afternoon the b.dv a
jackson still Law where he va- killed.
Col. Eusworlh's remains were removed o.
the Washington Nav, Yard where the Pres
dent went to view them yesterday. hey
Were 10 'e removed To Ni'''i-'i''.'''''' ~ -
ms naIiJ ~. toWh. i..,..I., r.
il'S I%'hcr Hal enc III ''.s '..'l.l" a..
'eIc Nu'n '"c ...-.i.
i'r New oIk TINS morning. i"' 'V.'''
was thgii only i'InS so'' ~.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31

The stuff the Verm0ntcrs are made OF is
discovered in the exploits of a member Of the
Burlington company. lie was saving logs
under a contract, in Jericho, when he deter
mined to volunteer, and was obliged to find
a man to take his place; whcreupon, by saw
ins all night, be got free day, in which he
rode twenty niles on horseback, to engage
his substitute, returned in the afternoon and
evening. at IL =. NJ. started the saw again;
sawed all that night, without stopping. in
the morning he walked three miles to take
the train for Burlington enlisted, drilled
three hours, and took the train back, sawed
all that night and next day, and appeared in
the ranks at Burlington. as fresh as any one
OF them, although he hal worked three
days and three nights without rest or sleep.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31

TIE SOUTHERN ARMY.-rhe Philadelphia
Bulletin has the following from gentleman
recently from the south
The auth rites at Montgomery estimate
that with their present organization they axe
able to put one hundred and seyenty-ivo
thousand men into the field, fully equipped
! and armed and with ammunition tor one
| year. Our informant states that he has
every reason to believe that they do not ez-
/ aggerate their strength. His opportunities
have been such as to enable him to become
thoroughly posted on this point ana
being at heart strong Union man, his state
ments may be relied upon. lie states tua'
there are still many friends Of the Union
even in the cotton states, who have enter
tanned 40 doubt as 20 the ultimate result OF
this contest, since the decisive action of the
government, which has inspired them with
a feeling @; greater confidence in its stability
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31

Persons who have recently come from
the South report that provisions now s'll at
most oxho1bitant rates in the southern cities
PORK at forty or fifty dollars a barrel,
fresh beef at twenty-five cents Per pound
and even higher, and butter at seventy FIVE
cents. The Virginia papers also begin to
show signs Of u pressure in the provision
market. The Richmond Wing says that
one way to contribute to the cause Of the
South Is to sell provisions a moderate prices,
and says that if this is not done the authori-
ties must regulate prices. This shows either
provisions are already scarce there. or chat
the future supply is felt to be definitely cut
| off
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31

--,,h o. MRs. FL "a ALLEN
...... Wcaord-l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31

In proof of this last idea are these iaGt7
An business men here are constantly IN
roce;nt of letters from every county IN every
ltate in the whole South. strongly deprecaatins
IRIS secession movement and praying ior
restorat on Of federal authority nave
sucl, letters in my possession
. "our banks in this city now hold over
so. coo, 900 in gold, which has ,il oeen SEM
here re bv individuals South for safe keeping
More than two huDdredt southern lam, d. >.
ro. rom the South have taken houses IN the
little city of Hoboken, opposite New-i orA'
within two weeks.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-05-31
WAR ITEMS.

$50 900 worth of bank notes, for the
hitiield Bank, of Dalton, Ga, we're seized
at New York yesterday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

et ttiaAs II tants Re tieau, canstnanaes. and Nh
NJ Il. Rhodes clerk, leaves at q clock this even
lbs fol Gsrn md st, Louis
EZRA r9i: sSrs Loufs rhe stauneh and regular
pass epger packet Emma Capt. Jos. A. yore, com
mapder, and ME- Fitzgerald, clerk, leaves as Il
o'clock this evening for CAIRO and 81. Louis.
Il ASafBAr FoR 81. LOUIS Tho popular passens
ger packet Hannibal, Capt, z. ~. Chouteap, conf
mander, leaves at O'clock this evening for Cairo
and st. Louis
LEXINGTON FOR LOUISVILLE As;p CINCINNATI
The splendid new passenger packet Lexington,
Captain Al. S. Shepard, commander, leaves at s
o'clock this evening for Louisville and Cincinnati.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
BuREAU DIES comNlssAIREs Du SECOND DISTRICT

Nllc-Oriaans, Il janViGf, 1851. }
A WIS est par lie present donnie qse t9 B0-
n de seeonh Iii rel dc besSt en
de.5cher portion u dit District de etehe
situt los ler de u an- Gonlm7 meant
Ia rivtre Mississippi cote sd tTfelr de n Tl9 ~ 10 lie
oHE Il Y dite Julie lnsg4 dt9srea99re H9c L tohg
supttieur d Canal New OeGDs Canal and
Bagn; Company, suiya4e Is dill Canal jubqun ac Pot
ctftrpn le 5ng bord5 6E cit lac jns nl IL ftonere
pNrosse d'0htean de Jefferson want la die FROM
ter9 iHsqa IL rvtara Mississippi et8lvHt les botds de ~
ite riyaejnsQuau point dc dfparn plan na1e, se fat
eGdpne RacO deuudeS Eppotheqpes dams pour
Is Pnrot3se Oagns &C esrtysn1 .SGfsl, q I1a G DOS
qua pub ic4tona reqpes rHr Ia lo
ute1, ermnts dams EeHpRcR dc qae ans e
nlu Rras enlca r0tt denEtrOn Cant nil p tstres
III ahssi pigs Commencement dess6cher cGt,e Ia5e du oil
District &c DsSSach6nct s6 d4 e 1'es dc IN NrGss de
JtGsog cqna qall aTiy6re Mssisipp u on6rt ae
pafoiss&S de ct d dHa- Is long de ne trahliere
isQnanle Pontchgfin lie a3ns de- o2rs 81 al sc an
chanih lac PDtShar rHIE Eh hYaHt 20
m cheininsaun In vsfre Mississippi et en- want les bor9
de Ia diG ryipTe dc deT0rtisa pans @ qRas
ats feposts brutAn dit Recenr d - HyPotn-
i9ue ds pour parps-aa jefferson @ - les ttyS no.
ceSsHies ranr de Ia de portion dd DIT District
Daastehepeu c6 euot que les TIbeatians
reEusgS par o seioBfft les 5a tNVhnN acevdS dams
e pace aptre atp pres eacnt MI cenF denYfon
daQS ceGt cnquane mil piestres. - ~ -, ,,...,
iil2 tawaa l. H. PlIASE President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SEcoSp DRSEING DISTRICT
New Orleans, january II, 1861. 5

ogTISt1 IS hereby SsiveTT n. that a!ne Gcf i
coed to drAin that Of sad Draining District lying within
the limits If the city of New Oeans beg ntn NJ the
the uppcrSde OF Julia along julia street Mobile
andng along sid la e.Ed street 2ns pe9r street
and The upper Bdt of III Camel of the New Or Canal and
Barking Company following said Canal TO Lake 4rtran.
along The shores sa Lake the zine between the Parishes Of
rle owing Aad Perish Inc the river Mis-
sifsipp amt following The banks Of said river the starting
rnnt plan oil which been made and in The office
Of the Recorder at Mortgages in and for Tie Pai Of Oeans
That the works the draining OF a portion Of he
said Draining District will ba the pubca
tons required by law be mad ard completed within forr
ye'rs and far It is possible cecuine at OF ahont
hnudred thousand dollars .-..
And also thai they will proc ed 70 ain that portion Of sad
raining lyrg within the limits Of the Parish of ter-
hegh1g The Mississippi river at The boundary line be-
e Parishes Of Jefferson and Orleans along said boundary
line Lake Ponch4rran along the ore Of said Lake 10 the
Jefferson and Lake pontchrran RNtlr0nd following said road
TO the Mississippi river and following the banks of aid river TO
he$tng paus Of which have been mad and dsposted
in The flee Of the Recorder OF Mortgages il and fer t Pc iSh
Of Jefferson That the works for ihe draining oil said
portion Of raf Dr&ni District viii eommanced a. soon
the publications. he made and completed
within years. and sr as it possible 70 cacu!uo,
Of about two hundrea and fEy thousand doiiars
- L. II. PLACE. PfeAtient.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
asf..rr,esfte Foras.

mort brig Penniman, Coffin; schooner Sea Ranger,
Douglas; schooner Althea. Corson; cleared for
this port, steamship CahaWha Smith; ship Wis
CONAN, Scott; 18th arrived, steamship DeSoto,
johnson.
Boston, February IL Arrived from this port
bark III u CattelI Watson schooner Mobile,
Howes cleared for this port ship Thomas Jetfer-
SON, Rollins.
Charleston. February 1l.--Arrived from this port,
schooner G. T. STnythe. Westerland; lSth9=cleared
Tor this port, sehsoner R. w. Troth, johnson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

e LIYERPO0L-Pe ship Dr. Kane ~ 1892 bales
cotton 433 tics lard SO tons ron $500 pcs slaves.
VERA GRUz-Per sctr Ursulita-4z 1878 pcs lum-
Der 55 bbls -four TO bills tar 30 kegs lard case
$Indse
TAAfPIGO-Pers chr Alphonsine-225 bbls flour
4 Res lard 20 bbls oil 10 bbs vinegar Ii hbls pota
toes 2 hbls apples 56 bxs candles bys cheese II
kegs paint s kegs butter Y bSs sugar 10 pcs lum
Der 597 pkgs ndse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
misunderstanding u

Prtlgsian ship Dnisberg, Wightnan, I'm Cardiff 26th
December, to master cargo, railroad iron
To- order.
Ship Energy. Keliy,s days FIJI Mobile, in ballast,
3sS8 to- G. w Hynson AGO.
Ship Kentuckian, Merryman. I'm HaEre December
Mat, via Mobile, in ballast, to Baxter, Lo-
veil 65co.
schr Reindeer. Ksfwin, FIN Sabine Pass, to Golden
bow & Lesparre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

RIO DE5JANEIRO- Per ship W Farley-e476
scks coffee to Rodocanaehi L Franghiadi.
C0ASr-Per sehr Adeline--35 hhds sugar bbls
40 half bbis moasges to Baxter, Lowell &eo--Tl do
I G Oliyier-51 hhds sugar 2 Cazenaye.
GOAST-Per schr d s Leiper-- 30 hhds sugar to
Bellocq, Noblom "a do c Olivier Ii. do l6
bhls Inolasses Z Ianaux.
COAST Per schr Antonio 800 bbls rnolassest to
g Kolln &eo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

bbtstsfs ID. i
Jesse X Bell, Gorniy, I'm Cincinnati.
Emma, Tore, fin Cincinnati.
AAleDawell, Wilcox, I'm st Louis.
illinois, Carroll. FIN Cairo.
Hy Ghontean, Williams, I'm Cairo,
Prince If wales, LodWick, fm Cairo.
City Of IaoHisiana, Halliday, I'm Cairo.
HANNIBAL, Ghouteau, I'm St Louis.
Gen Quitlnan, Cannon. I'm Greenyille.
Col II lei Julson. Ford. I'm Pamela.
Home, Woods, FIN Little River.
Gossaner, Forgay, I'm Attakapas.,
Acadia. Vincent, fm Denaldsonyilie.
Catalonia, Woodland. FIN Camden.
Homer, Perry, I'm Jefferson.
I'D Hfne, Muggab, fin Attakapas.
Hy Lewis, Winters, I'm Mobile
Lake End jeff. q Car. II. R.
Alabama, Boardman, FIN MOBILIZE +
j D Swain. Shaw, I'm Montgomery
New Basin.
Planter, Wells, FIN Lake Bisteneau.
" Burton, Biossat, I'm Red River.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
Hallro,.tss.
n. 0. JACKSON AND GREAT NorrHRRN.

N. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, February 10. -l86l.-l7l bales cotton
Carroll, Hoy &cp-5t2t II l. Adams &Go--l2l do q
= Black kGo- ITO Mcfarland Il BArksdale- SO do
Walker 81 Snider-s0 do Warren, Gilmore ico-4T
Block, AtcAteeg &cp~~-ta Frerson, Conway tEco--30
Th0rlhill &co- 81 Green Il Crnmp- &c do Rosser,
PFothro &co-- 30 FFiedlander- y GersoN--3 IS Muir
ply, Sy kes &co--35 r Mills 65co-'33 a p Henkel
&eo-- n 7 Il Al M Allen Sco- 81 w Robson
rs j & g Cromwell % B NJ Lowe t;eo--ls Byrne,
Vance Eco Is Allison Pattison &co- IA Samuel
Barrel IL Lewis y 0glesby--l3 Lane, Salter Geo
--l5 Stewart Il james 10 j B Gribble- q Watt u
Noble--9 Payne & Harrison--S & o S Ricks-7
A j TnlIy &eo--6 Garioss u Stewart McLemore,
Raybrrn tSce--5 Farley, Jurey SsGo . j Boyd SEQ
- BroaiIgeIt& Hgynes4 Clifton, smedes&co- 4
Ounce &co--S J J Person Sco--S M ID Cooper &sco
- ] I Hagde &c., 9 r Nugent &co-- 2 Patton,
Smith u Pntnani-l Rhpref Il 2unts-slndres to or
der Total 1858 bales cotton.
JEFFERSON AND CARRQLLT0Ns RAILROAD.
Mo RIbEs-Per steahaep lily Lewis % bales cot
ION Battle, Noble eco 20U bbls nolasses 10 n G
Phillip bales fndse cotton gin To j iipk-9
paper Della oice44 bids leather REagiil5 Den
llis We pkg railae Rogers & Noadali4- az do
d SsllWfth92 Do DO r q Cumming 1905 do j A
oilsse1fet sunafies toaorier
P6Nle A TRAIN
MO ts30r sseallar Alabalns-l SO bales cot.
t0a aud slaaCies to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19


APPLY board.
9te Louis nor btiEt cTages " tue Red iss
and for comfort speed and sg2y is s ssd by sny boa IN
tle Frede
Passengers and flnu,r rely the IoiS Dor leaving
on hcr regular adyGrtfe day % 0tOrV
gvIEQINIUS G. DEETZET.,
5lg, Tti. ~ Amt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
larine guttIllgflte.
caEseEsT ogrIcr, Ne; 70 Comp stras., =.
cleared gestertlay

CaEseENF OrrTcn No. 10 Camp street.
Tuesday Morning, February -, 1851
cleared Yesterday.
Brit ship DR. Kane, Mccoy, for Liverpool,
Hogilton, Rankin eco
Mex. schr Ursulifa, Diliz, for Vera Cruz,
Caballero s. Basualdo
schr Sphonsine, Peterson, for Tanpico,
Goldenbow & lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
Arrived 9eaterday.

Brig P Hooper, Nceloskey. 2 days I'm Galveston
II ballast to r. Mills &co--2d dist, ~.
schr Aaeiine, I'm the Coast, to master=2d dist.
Sebr IL S Teiper, I'm the Coast to master2d dist
schr Antonia, FIN the Coast, to master-2d dist.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

~ kset-Ihe new " d waEiaceny furniyhed passen.
ff39 ger Jacket We Burton, T. a Bjosiat inRsIgr
49, AZ 3mss e 5SrE VII 5ays New 0ens
r, Raclss st Manen, Fav,on's Montgomery Dnrnit,s,
Enxon,s, Cane and Little Rivers G6tie AexNndria Pine
s telSes go man Barbn's and NIL Intermediate land
ings. Fortnight or passage amply on boa d.
-, YERaIEIES C. .nENTzEI.,.
IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

M. sskzinI GEN Err At COMMISSION And FOR
- . WlERDISG MERCHANT Nos rs Eut9n and w FFcnt
stfe l.
oupt RttepgI iven TO Forwarding iFeisAlF and a HIS nr.
ollakeslsd gaie II III lhls Fe6fneA faaS ty VI
ksREa sss0SS.sS G2lABsTsT-51a oasas q,s.
81 aadpls. Up s,eggl, 81 e Eer sale BY
MIG % Custom AqpEestFs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
Leaves on TUESDAY. F4h, 10, ar5PM
NrGAY2 ENNrrNE. raanh

Ha,g H. pis and all intermediate landngs-rhe elegant
swift running passenger packet
gS1s9szsaf it5y OF Louisiana, Wright, master. will
leave shove c9nqec At Napoleon With rg4uin packets fer
the Arkansas and White rivers and Mt NrTph with the rail-
tonds fos all points Hoh aHd East md Cairo The ILL.,
nois Central Railroad For freight aply board
FLRGlNIuS q. D!iNTTE3i4, .
fel5 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
FORT ADAMS.

heayes eynrv TIT lf2TisY. at p
FetS ESSfSE ABA NxS, TUETC83 NOR
, ~ CANA, Bayeh sara md the GGastTh pas
seugeF steamer Laurel EHiaa, e. r. rsss,5
aamastar having been newly fired ontand hss cabn
extended VII leave ns above, every thursday EVENING
at S o'clock " 77 7F=afT577;855s aS1
ae1T EIgEHR rs MOTIF, 1ent Il +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
Leaves THURSDAY, 2ist inst at I'm.
CAIEtG AND NEW ORLEANS

ffss b = I4lf07h lIIHi e0n'Es!ISh Win !o IInGIs
1sEzmul Memphis. mud for Louisville Evansville and
Pancnh-Ie Illinois John W. Carroll master,
will leave above taking IRE t for The above and e iurre
dte points For freight passage and further information
apply on bOurd.
VlRGTNlUS c. DENT2EI,
fe19 Advertising 4 gent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
Leases TltESnAY For 10! ~ Is = NJ 4,fsiIfysie
ITfhRs ENIAE2ht q hEHra1na. II = It1itt., .,

, fss1 p, SlHIIfN Qtslh, .e }nek. ite
nqH N0pQsenaha III infeft1ediate iflli5n;s Nd
linns,s fiverTHs new, fHe ad Ftfy fAst T,8s5
ming light dEamght steamer Lady walton no Tafss
ply on board. 3its
~ ." % YIEGINIuS q. DESTxtFF,
lGI3 Advertisir,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
CLOTHING GRO CLOTl
-0F-
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURER

Planters ard Dcnles invited to examine an invoice of
osNABURGs, COTTON JEANS PLAINS and EERsEYs,
manufactured Texas and equal my that be brought
into the market. PERKINS & CO.,
-..- Commission Merchants,
talo 2.n No. "a Carondelet street. corner Union.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

The Grand Duke was built expressly for the Red River trada
ard for safety comfort and speed is surpassed by any boat
in tao trade.
Pasegers mud hppers rely he Grand Duke leaving
The regular advertised day IL above.
For tr4lght passage ARMY or hoard.
YIR1INIUS C. DEETEEII
d3t Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

Leaves on III ESDAY Feb 10 Mt ? N.
FOR CATRO, F}EHIPEIES i ND ALL
IT, WY l"rd.ss-I he fine PASSENGER packet steamer
4EsaE4saboVe. For freight passag" apry on board
Napoleon with regular packets for the
Arkansas White rivers, aud Memphis With the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and superior packets for st. Louis
louisville and Cincinnati. -
VIRGINTUS C. DENTZEIl,
fel6 Adrertsna AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

LAKE BI5TENEAU-Pe steamer Planter ~
bales cotton Nixon &co-- SO a II May &co-28 do
Frerson, Conway &co--,2I do Watt Eco lG do
Warren, Gilmore &co--1l do Carroll, Hoy &co--l2
j Wyche &oo--8 Wilson, Pomroy &co--7 Battle,
Noble Eco s r G Cummings eco Boyd &co
% A ] Rugeley &co--6 II K Carter &co-G Lewis
& Oglesby--5 Walker &co--4 j NJ Rhorer &co-4
Rotchfora, Brown &co-- 3 Patton q Finney4-3 do
Campbell 4 Strong Winston Morrison &co-- 8
CaFloss IS SEewartr-3 B N Lowe &ro-4J T Hardie
Seo--1 Sentell s, Father-snndries to order-Total
IL bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
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