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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
CORPORATION TAXES.

Good Cook Washer and Torn, without incnmb-ane. no
"a unless known to be No One Apply at this Office,
iune 25-lw
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MRS. wINSLOw,

MRS. WINSLOWs
An experienced and female physician, has sOOthn
Syrup for children eehng which greatly facilitates the process
Of eethng By sofenng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain regulate the bowels Depend
upon it. mothers will give yourselves and relief and
health to your Perfectly safe in all cases Bee Sdver
tisement in another column. oct2S-J
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s9sadsr hnys pa nsen Prof. wsst'I .svs.sn...,.,
Parss. Read 81 Il Val intsrsst you. = =
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1u.s, a. FERGUSON, candidate for hloaser' WIN
sneak at the following places; -p-.,.
rorrsr Of Broad and Market streets Friday night
July sBth. o-,.,, n;gtt. July 27th.
ESnoseld Matthew's Drug Store, Oh SEalath PIKE
@y IsrisS,ialr tuesday night, July 30h
a. he Court House Wednesday night, July 3lst
sneaSinr to commence each night at eight O'Clock
mr. bnblic are respectfully invited to hear him
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-Stock-- -StOck--
April 81. June 81. April Is. June p.
Bales Baes Bales. Sales.
Ameriean...T7s,26O 1880 Egyptan.-.-42g70 4s2ia
PsrDsmbuco- $3.50 SEQ Comment ssn ,sO
Babia........-. 20 $3.50 W. India @sS7' ~
Maranham.-. 72O s,07O surAt .ils,S2a G3a
Il viii be ohserIed that notwithstanding respect % a.
nishel American supplies the stock Of eHrst scsumulA
ing in fact is only keptdoFn BY rhPasntsO Russa, Gen
many and Sweden.
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our Virginia Correspondence.
CAMP JACKSON, Va,
- q IL I

Near Acquia Greek, July IL, GIL
We have been looking for an attack here for some
days, but As yet are disappointed several war YES
sells at anchor off the Maryland shore. Last
Sabbath morning they run up and fired few shots
at the George Page, lying in the mouth OF Aequa
Creek: but the shots fell short q Aalf mile Our
batteries turned loose upon them and they hastily
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Dark, Glossy, and
LuEuriant HaiRI
HOWL
By uuIng Hsinstrssts baiBsa5b Restorative Don't
anything else on your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN Il CO., ProprislOrI, TrOy,K.T.
See An advertisement headed,
GsYOU LOOK IN VAIN.''
oct1s-Iydtz&W
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jesse B. FERGUSON, candidate for Floater in this
district, will address the people of Robertson eoun
ty ct the following times and places to>wlt t-
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HAYAHA sEGAR 81!
ShOeSI ShoesII

FARRAR, DIsMUKEs Co. are opening most beau
tiful lot of Shoes of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children. CAL on them, ladies, they are beaut-
full, and they sell them very low for the Cash
EuarehIl-H.
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Inc zA''st ,,s,s from the ised tates last
,,;vbt besides heavy letter mail 70 N
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THE FRIEND OF THE NURSERY

Children ara freouent suf ferers from injuries
sxpeciaIly from Fluid and CrmpAens EpOsi0nS-thsrt
FORE every mother should this healing preparation
constantly At hand L heals S0ys RrssskS 8nda ucky
moves tAs TETTER or RING WORN, 80 BTsDadsnS N IA
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

universally suppantsd all other 0ntments and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Hemisheres,
Wherever introduced and intrinsic merit is the true secret
Of its success in all oeeHs Gcios whether the be
docidSntoF dtSSds1.
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The PROPORTIONS in uhlch stocks made up the
nd last "a tes mentioned we're a. follows:
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Burns az soALDs

are instantly relieved OF their anguish, pain and man
nation BY timely ApPlies- nofths DsGroettoHs hSaSS'
and the nesh sreneE Is IL By 4 charm, blezllsh or
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Yesterday we changed our camp a few miles,
for better shade and more bOunufUl supply OF
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-02
Standing Committees.

The following are the Standing Com
mtiees in the South Carolina Convention
Committee to prepare Summary
Statement Of the causes which justify tie
Secession Of South Carolina.-Me Messrs. c.
6. MemmInger, +. IL. WardIaw, r. w.
BarnweII, }. Z. Richardson, b. ii. Rut.
ledge, j. E. jenkins, Perry +. Duncan.
Committee TO consider so much of The
Message Of tie President of the United
States as relates to the claim of the pro.
perty Of The United States within tho
limits Of South Nessrs. A. G.
Magrath, l.. Al. Keitt, J. L. Carroll, w.
w. Haree, j. Ii. Wilson, A Q. Dunno
want, w. Ii. Campbell, J. p. Reed, VIM.
Hopkins, w. S. LyIes, E Al. SeaDrook, J.
}. Ingram, f, NJ. Clark.
Committee on Relations giM .S!ays,
holding. .Sta.es.-Messrs L. J. Withers,
}. IL. Means, J, L. Manning, John Town,
send, II. 9. Young, A. Mazyck. L. NJ.
Ayer, w. u Wilson, L. r. English, Sim,
con Thayer, r.. j. Dsvant, Gen. j. N.
Gadberry, Z. J. p. Bellinger. -
| COUtHttttee on HOFetyH [tetdRon5-W.
Z. Miles, j. IL. Adams, w. II. Gi.t, F.
ID. Richardson, l.. w. Spratt, WIN. earn.
L. l.. Gouriin, A. w. Burnett, 6. Mani,
gaut, Edward Noble, J. S. O'Hsar, j. d.
Pope, +. w. Charles.
Committee on Commercial and Postal
Arrangements.-A. Ii. Dunkin, Edward
McCrSdy, Ii. w. Conner, r. N. Gourdin,
J. l.. NOVEL;, I. ID. Wagner, VIM. Gregg,
j. j. L. Smith, John jenkins, Williams
Middleton, A. III. Brown. +. Nj. Ssabrook,
k. \. Simpson.
Committee on tie Constitution of the
Stae.--D. l.. Wardiaw, j. T. WINNER,
+. j. Glover, Isaac w. Hayne, II. Da.
rreville, j. A. Dargsn, Thos Thompson,
John Buchanan, A. G. Spain, III. Mclvsr,
T. q. Perrin, w. u. Johnson, j. b. Ker.
shaw. . ~
Cas.ier.--R. G. Logan.
Deputy Cashier.-J. b. Pro,sley.
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Important from Spring field.

Views of Mr.. Lincoln's Organ on Sci
cesson. Springfield, H., December 20.
The Springfield Journal of to day hs.
startling leader on secession, which,
from the peculiar relations Of the paper
20 the President elect, has great ,igni6-
canoe.
ltsays that "Sou,h Carolina canno,
dissolve the Union by the simple passage
of resolutions or other passive demonstra.
ions. Her Federal officers may resign,
and she may close her courts and po,t
offices, but she cannot get out Of this
Union until she conquers this Govern.
ment. While this Government enduer,
there can be no disunion If South Caro-
lima does not obstruct the collection of
the revenues at her ports, nor violate any
other Federal law, there will be no trou,
bic, and she vii; not be out Of the Union.
If she violates ibe law, then comes the
tug Of war. The President of the Uni.
ted States, in such an emergency, has a
plain duty to perform. MIR. Buchanan
may 'hirk it, or the emergency may not
exist during his administration. II not,
then the Union will last during his term
Of office
"lf the overt act on the part Of South
Carolina takes place on or before the 4th
OF March, 1861, then the duty of execu.
ting tie laws win Gevolve upon Mr.. Lin.
coin. The laws of the United States
must be executed. The President has no
discretionary power Oh the subject. His
duty is emphaticaly pronounced in the
Constitution, Mr.. Liucoln will perform
that duty. Disunion by armed force is
treason, and treason will be put down at
all hazards"
Thurlow Weed arrived at Springfield
on the 10Th, and was closetsd with Mr..
Lincoln for several hours. 1t is rumored
that Mr.. Lincoln did not entirely an.
prove Weed's programme, but insisted
on several important notifications, a.
mong which WAS that relaiise to the re-
cogmi'ion Of slavery in hsSFeni,ories.-
He is also reported as repuda,ing geo.
graphical lines Of division. The prog,
ramms, as modified, will DO taken 10
Washington by Weed and submitted to
the Republican leaders.
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Postal Arrangements.

/. The following Ordinance, offered by
ChancelIor b. +. Dunkin, has been pass
ed and ratified by the Convention, and
is now in force in and for the State Of
South Carolina.
We commend it to all citizens and TO-
postmasters.
AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE PROVISIONAL
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS IN SOUTH CAR.
oLINA.
Wherea, the State Of South Carolina
owes il to her own cilizeus, and to those
Of ether States, that, as one Of the con.
tracing parties, she should not prevent or
interrupt the performance OF the pending
contracts for carrying and delivering Of
the mails, made by the United States
while South Carolina was one Of said
States.
We, the State OF South Carolins, in
Convention assembled, DO declare and
ordain, aHdi. is hereby declared and or
dainsd. that the existing postal contracts
and arrangements shsll be continued, and
the persons charged With the duties there
OF shall continue to discharge said dulie
until postal treaty or usaiies ahsll be
concluded, or until otherwise ordered by
this Convention.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-02
Appointments of South Carolina Con.
ference.

CHARLESTON DIsrmcr-W p Mouzon,
p. +.
Charlsston-C Cumberland Street, ] A
Porter; Trinity, T Il Walsh; Bethel. w
III Fleming Spring Street and City Mis-.
sion, w Miller, w hemming sup.
St Andrews Mission-To be supplied.
Wsherboro-I ID w Crook, J Penny.
s, Georges and S, PauI's Mission-A
Net,les.
Pom Pom Mission--P G Bowman.
Ashepoo Mission--J w Coward.
Combahee Mission-M l. Banks, ] A
Wood.
Bamberg-W Crook.
AI!eudsIs--L NJ Hamer.
Black swamp w Kelly, f Aud.
Prince Williams Mission--W w Mood
Savannah River Mission--J r Coburn,
J w McRoy.
Beaufort Mission--J p Hughes.
Butfton Missions Lizard, NIX Mill
ton.
Edisio aud Jehossee Missiou--C vii
son. 3d. -.
Missionary TO Chiua--B jenkins.
OEASeEBuRa DisTRIcr-F A Mood. p <
Orsngeburg Circni,-A b Stephens,
II Is Tsrrant.
ST Mathew Mlssion--To be Supplied.
Cypress C,rcuit--D W Scale.
Summersille Mssion-C Mcleod.
Copper River Circu,t--A N Wells.
Cooper River Mission--G w Moore, j
l. Dixon.
StJsmes' Goose Cresk--To be supplied
st Georges w Huto.
Blackville Circui,--W q Connor.
EdiAo Fork Mission1-E A Price.
Barnweil Circuit-W w Graham.
Aiken Misson-E f Thwing.
GraniteyilIe Circuit--M A McKlbbsn.
Lexington Circui,--E Pennington, j
d. Masssbeau.
MAsIos DIsrRIcr--A NJ Cbreitzbure,
Pc.
Marion SislioD---T Mitchell.
Marion Circui,--J w Murray, one TO
be supplied.
Georgetown---C II P,jchard.
SaDtse Mission Finge,, J II Tart.
Black River and Pee Dee Misscn---A
Erwin, G 4 Land. M
| Sanpit Mission---J A Mood. ses
Waecamaw Misiion--C Belts, d
Mcmillan. A'
Conway boro, Circait--G ii Wells.
] Conwayboto hission "A s Link.
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JUsr Now.--Ay, JUS. now Il any.
thing is TO be accomplished in this COM
mon everyday world Of ours, il must be
attempted just now for, what have we
to do with tomorrow Ito morrow be,
longs to eternity, and We are but the
subjects Of. TO day. II is true that We
must work for iutsrity but .hen We
must start it TO day. Providence only
can take care Of results. not we. II man
wishes to live usefully, he must live by
moments /: II he would enjoy lie, he must
try for il now. II happiness be HE aim,
his eager pursuit, why, then, now il is
that he must seek il for to morrow has
nothing 10 give. a
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State, sufficient number of copies of the
Army Regulations, approved works on
courts martial, and said books Of ins,ruc.
ton, for the purpose indicated
l6. That the following pay and rs.
tons shall lie allowed TO tho commits.
stoned, non commissioned officers, pri.
Yates, and musicians, while in the active
service Of the State:
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FOR THE ARTILLERY SERVICE.


FOR THE ARTILLERY SERVICE
Each officer, non commissioned officer,
private aud musician shall be allowed
the same pay and rations as are allowed
III the Infantry service, with the addition
OF forage OF each horse employed in said
service.
Each Sergeant, Corporal, Privatek and
Musician who shall lie mustered into The
service Of the State shall be allowed two
suits OF clothes, two caps and two pair of
shoes, in addition to the pay and rations
hereinbefore allowed. The communication
value OF each ration shall be 80 cents {:
the conmutation value OF forage for each
horse enrolled shall be $500.
II. That the troops of this S.a.e when
in active service shall in every respect be
snbjeci to the discipline as specified in
AN Act for establishing Rules and Ar
tlcles for the government Of the Army Of
The United States" approved April the
10Th. 1850.
Iha: the commissioned, non commits
stoned officers, prlvates and Musicians, OF
every Volunteer Company, Troop, Bat.
laiion, Squadron or Regiment. which
may be raised and mustered into service
under this Military organization, sh all no,
DO called upon during said service as vol
untee's to perform any military or road
duty, nor shall be suffice. to arrss, for
any debt, contract. or obligation. after 10
ing mustered into service, and 70. ten
days altar being discharged from said ser
vice ; but shall be liable TO perform in
their respective Corps all the duties now
required, or 'hich may hereafter be re-
quired by tho Commander in Chief, or Of
ficers in command Of aid volunteer Corps
as are here'nhefore prescribed.
10. That all Acts and parts Of Acts
repugnant to this Act be, and the same
are hereby, suspended, SO long as this
Act shall remain in force.
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Rchland Circuit--W A Clarke.
Richland Fork Mission--J l. McGregor
Camden-E J Maynardie.
Wateres Misson--J l. Shuford, w NJ
Wilson.
Sumter Staton--R = Franks.
Sumter Crcuit-A L Smith, w A
Hodges.
Santee Circuit---M Pickett.
Manning Circuit--H ID Moore.
Sunday School Socety-C Taylor.
Columbia Female CoIlege-W Martin,
President.
CoXEsBURY DIsrRIcr.-W. A. McSwair,
Z. L.
Coke,bury Circuit w. ii. Lawton,
A. a. McGlvrey, S. b. Jones, sup.
L,urens Circuit. Z. KiIgo, J. l..
Stoudemire, A. p. Martin, sup.
Newberry Station-B. English.
Newberry Circuit-J. w. Wightmap,
one to be supplied.
Saluds River Mission-Ons 10 be sup.
piled.
Ninety Six Crcuit--J. NJ. Carlisle.
Rocky Pond Mi.sion--G w NJ Creigh.
tor, one 10 be supplied.
Butler Circuit R Pickett.
Edgefeld Circuit s Connor.
Atbsville Circuit-T R.ysor, II Nor.
gan.
Anderson Circuit-T G Herbert.
PendIeton Circuit-V A Sharp.
pickens Circui,-F NJ Morgan.
Williamston Circuit---J l. Si6ey.
WADEsBoRo DisTRIcr-S Ii Browne,
p. f. .....
Wadesboro S ation-L A Johnson, Ii
q Parson., sup. ..'
Wadesboro Circuits Jones, j Hutch.
inson.
Ansonvills Circuit-A w Walker.
Carolina Female College-W c Pow.
ers, Agent.
Albeniarle Circuit NJ Cline.
Concord Circuit E w Thompson, p
l. Hermon.
Rocky River Mission-O A Chrielz-
burg.
Monroe Circui,--B G. Jones, G w Du-
Pre-.
Lancaster Circuit Wood.
Ca,swba River Mission--A II Har.
mon. one to be supplied.
Chesterfield Circuit and Mis,ion-L
Scarborough. ] F Wilson.
Cheraw-W 5 Black.
Bennettsville Circuit-R r Pegues, r
Is Alston.
Society dill Mssion-D A .Ogburn.
LlScoLSroN DIsrRIcr-J I Wight.
man. p. Z.
Lincolnton Circuit--G w Ivsy,J. Hoo,
YER.
Dallas Circuit-T II Edwards.
Pineville Circuit-A McCorquodale.
Charlotte S,aticn-F NJ Kennedy.
Charlotte Circui,-W w Jones, J w
Abernathy.
C.,awbs Circui,-Wm Carson, J Ii G.
Mckinney.
Rich Mount Mission-A p Ayant.
Lenoir Circuit and Caldwell Mission
Watts, J w Raby.
Morgzeton Ciscuit--W J K Frippe.
Shelby Circuit s Nelson.
Yorkville Station--L G Weaver.
Rock Hill Circuit--D May, S A Roper,
w North, sup.
Davenport Female Collegs-H NJ
Mood.
SpARTAsBURo DIsrRIcr-H Wal.
ker. Z. Z.
Spartsnburg Station Stacy.
Broad River M,ssion-J Parker.
Spsrtanburg Circuit-A s Stokes, A
w Walk'r, sup.
Rutherford Circuit s Erwin.
Mcdowell Circuit-M Eaddy.
Columbus circuit--T J Clyde
Hickory Nut Gap Missioa--A Il Ben
uick.
Pickensvills Circait-T S Daniel.
Keowee Mission TO be supplied.
Greenvilie Slalion-S J Hill.
Greenvills Circu,-E A Lemmond, A
II Lester
Union Circuit III Zimmerman, ] p
DePass. C Murehinson. sup.
Goshen Hill Cireuit-J w Crider.
Pacole,le Circuit-O A Darby.
Wofford College-A NJ Shipp, Presi
dent; w Smith, Professor II II Du.
rant, Agent.
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FOR THE CAVALRY SERVICE.
Each officer, non commissioned officer,
private and musician shall be allow ed
the same pay and rations as are allowed
in the Infantry service, with the addition
Of forage for each horse employed in said
service.
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Military Bill.

The following are the provisions Of ,b,
Military Billas it finally passed bo,l
Houses of The Legislature;
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DEPE N D EN- c J.
AN ORDINANCE =

TO Dissolve UNION BETWEEN STATE OF South
CAROLINA STATES UNITED HER UNDER
THE COMPACT ENTITLED "THE CONSTITUTION THE UNI
STATES OF AMERICA"
venton assembled do declare and orda and 1T is herebv
declared and ordained That the Ordinance adopted by
in Convention, the twenty third day of May in the
year of Lord thousand hundred and eighty
eight whereby the Constitution of the United States of
America ratified and also all Acts and parts Acts
of the General Assembly of this State ratying amend.
ments of the said Constitution hereby repealed and
that the union subsstng between South Carolina and
other States, under the of the United States
America, is hereby dissolved.
Done at Charleston, the Twentieth Day of December
in the year of Lord Eighteen Hundred and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

Leaves on TUESD &Y. 9th inst. p. NJ
REGULAR VEGFhTEE4LItbN PACKET
s9F55 hAF Far NeTmiOn and Intermediate RrdinPs-The
light draft passenger packet FensRG, Charles
A. Hay, muster, is now receiving freight and will
leave above. For freight massage apply ooard
glhGlNlUB g. DGErHElA,
iet Advertising Aren't.
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Spoken

By Capt. Gioia, Of the bark Ida S, from Rio de
Janeiro, January 10TH in lat. Il 80 NJ, long, As
10 W, ship e. Cushing, from Calcutta bound to
Boston,
BY Capt. Wilson, Of the ship Mountaineer on the
Goth ult., to the east Of Cape San Antonio, ship
Live Yankee, Of New York, eighty.on days from
Nor-Po, China, with cargo Of coolies, bound to
Havana. On the 9th, off Cape San Antonio, bark
Linda, from Havana bound to Cienfuegos.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04
YOU DES GLAISE.

fFvrzH, FOE MOBILE -- DAILY y. 9.
I. As=ss! sMa Line-Winter ArrangeInentFte spen.
as did low pressure packet steamer alabama,
A. ?. Boardman, MASTER Cuba James Hopkins,
California, A L. Myern MASTER all BULL expressly for THE
Laketrade with superior Recommendations will make trips and
andngs follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
low water want Of fuel some accident to boat achpery
Leaving the Lake end of the PonehGrtrap Railroad DAILY
arrival of the 81 o'clock p H. train of for Mols
direct Returning stops At PaGagona Pass Christian and
BAY st. Louis on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
E-For tickets through to New York by the Charleston and
Savannah Steamship Rontes at reduced and further in
formation apply to
r. GEDDES, Agent,
oil If ~ CIrRvier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

Railroads.
N. O.. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.

BRASHEAR CITY, February 2. lSGl.-67 hhds
sugar IS bbis molasses Lane, Salter Eco ! do %
hhds sugar Bellocq, N0bom Geo u do Laforest
& Desmares-l5 do So bbls molasses " E LeYerich
eco rs do W G Hewes- Is do IL hhds sugar to
Hewitt, Norton Eco 80 do S H Kennedy 6co--14
bbls molasses G Sabater-30 do W jackson Geo.
IS do 10 hhds sugar Miltenberger &eo- Is bales
cotton j ' Gourdan-- so do Bellocq, Noblom eco
"a do Lobt u Charpanter- 7S do L Dnfho--l0
Labatut- "a E Pilsbury-2I J Gourdain-8 do
do A Rugeley Zee sundres to order-Total 283
bales cotton 196 hhds sugar 343 bbls molasses.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer Cuba IS bales cotton
Hardie 6co-2z5 do to order-40 R L Adams &
Cos do 2G ties rice Fl May &co-5 scks corn to
Bellocq, Noblom &co-sundries to order-Total 40S
bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

Aberdeen, January s.--sailed for this port, ship
Aurora, Hollingfeen.
Bristol, January l1.-Enterea out for this port,
ship Vigilant, Bosworth; l2th--in port, bound to
New Orleans, ship Chas. Cooper, Short. !
Calcutta, December 8 I'm port, bound for New
Orleans, bark Algonquin Gibbs.
Gibraltar, December 5l.--Sailed for this port
ship AMIGO, Dodero. r
Hayre, January 9,-saiIed for this port, ship Col.
Adams, Mills.
Liverpool, January l1.-Cleared for this port
ship Express, Allison. Entered outward for this
port, January 10th, ship Johannisberg. stlphen
ship Idaho, Howes ship Holyhead, Cole.
Cadiz, December 3o--Saied, ship Ella, Goss, for
Valencia from New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

AS treighter the Doisen is one of the staunchest
and best adapted boats we have ever inspected,
She leaves positively at O'Clock this evening for
Cairo and ST. Louis, @a
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a- s-For Jefferson, Smithand, Benton, Port Gaddo,
EfkaR.a Swansons Landing, Moongs Landing, Albany,
aassazcsfkShrevepor Grand Bnyon CoushGtta Camp:e,
Ecore, ST. Maurice, Montgomery Cotie Alexandria,
Normans Berbims and all the Intermediate landings Red
iverTe splendid and strnnung light drRught passenger
packet SaiIie K Robinson, Dyas Power, MASTER
will leave above For freight passage having superior
accommodations apply on hoard.
YIRG1NIUS G. DENTZEL,
fe4 Advertising Agent
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Leaves on TUESDAY FeN 8 at 6FM
REGULAR RED RTYER PACKF

f% h-For Jefferson, SrnthlAld, Benton Port Caddo-
fs5lka&t4aSw ansons and Mornings Landings Albany,
rSaszsShrevepor': Grand Bayou, Coushatta, Camptel
Grand Ecere, Bondieu Landing, Alexandria, Normans Cor
dons Bnrbin and NIL intermediate landings Red river
The and swiCt-runnlng passenger steamer Homer
Perry MASTER will leave above. freight passage
sppiy on board
YIRGINIUS @. DEETZET,
A rtfsiul Aren't
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slen Orleans lailr Crescent.
TEE RIVER IND MARINE DEP tRTaIEKT.
ASilifr gRRllieNllae.

The yEeasiaer--Ist ssIntss-- General x,oad al
Resume az the yVeeE---I8nFge 80 -
Caston---Tfae JY-Ffver fsiata'oNfr O..
4sas ]! M, ssss--yFsc fsiv at Eou-
vIlic--Bep artI.res To-Day, etc.
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The Starlight bGt expressly for the Red River trade
and for comfort safely and speed surpassed
in the trade Passengers rely the Starlight leaving
her regular advertised day, above.
For freight passage apply on board
VtR4fNJuS G. mESTZEL.
Advert Avant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-04

Per steamship Atlantic, I'm Indanola and Calves
tomb. Young, j. b. Wilson, C. A. Witheral Fer
gsrson, Mcintyre, ]. F. Stewart, Marlborough, F.
A. Gordon, A. NJ Donala and lady, hiss Kate Cliff
ton, Capt. Gibson, son and servant-l2 on deck.