New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-12
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CaKscEHr orFicE, No. d Camp Street,
FgidaF Morning. October i2.s 1860.
Twsve months ago. the subscriber duties
dsertising and River News Reporter or the GR1s
CENT after Abseneo Of h8 yeass in making ooserya
tons ID igrsg rnes therefore embrace this occasion to
y faefn 4hanks to those my friends and espe
aaaa ho have baray baetowed their favors on me-
mead them that win IN future heretofore strive
strict aseuson g lanos e merit their appreciation and
confidence. TIRGIKIUS G. DEETzEI4
Fs Reporter and Advertising Agsn the Dy Crsscsnt
va had somewhat clustering time Of it on the
lgvee yesterday. The north wind, as aits wont,
stirred up the dust, which made ii uncomfortable,
but towards sun BET ii lnlIed, with every indica-
tion Of dry weather. For come time river items
about tie landing were few and far between.
The regular line packet Il. A. Homegers Capt
H. Sinnott, was receiving freely yesterday, aud
will continue to-day to receive faVors in the way
cgshipments for Red River. The Homeyer has
excellent appointments for passengers, and will
npsitiyelg leaYe tomorrow evening for shreve-
port
Tie splendid at. Louis packet Virginia, having
heen detained on her down trip will not leave to-
day, as has been announced. She will leave posi-
lively tomorrow evening for Memphis, Cairo and
st. Louis and viii take freight for aIlandings in
the Bends.
The Magenta and fashion will be OF the landing
flis mBfning, ready toreceiFe, and will leave TO-
morrow evening on their return tripsto Vieksburg
ahd intermediate points.
The Judge Fletcher, from 0uschita river, will
Do found at the landing this morning. Capt J
w. Smith having takan charge'of this splendid
steamer, she VIII at once enter the New Orleans
and ArEansas river teade She Leaves tomorrow
evening. Send down your freight 10 the Fletcher
andsustain Capt. Smith in his new undertaking of
rebuilding up the trade betweenthe Arkansasriver
and tais eity.
The Irene, from Red River, is the next boat due,
aad shoaid he III to-day. She il announced for
departure tomorrow evening.
VIE return our thanks for favora to the officers
sf ssean,ers Nina SHINES, Alone and Virginia.
The Qnitman, Olive Branch, Caddo and Louis
vile aiE left yesterday. The Quitman and Gadaa
Aad splendid trips, hothSo freight and passengers
GLEANISaa rBoM olR EXCHANGES
GAiRo, Oct. S.Riyer fall three feet four inches
in the past twentyfonr hours, and two feet In the
preceding tWenty.foHr Weather cloudy; ther-
menieter 70. Basiaess dull.
the steamer Louisiana, from New Orleans,
bound 70 LeuiAgllse arrived empty and proceeded
og her yoyags. she wss making good progress
with broken shaft ana one engine.
st. Louis, Oct g. Business f0r tile mast week
has been most sxcellsnt. We have noyy fairly M,
tered upon the usual iall trade ana steanlboataen
are beginning TO feel much betteF han thev ;S :
coupis OF weeks since.
The Mississippi at this point keeps IN a tstaalv
decline. The Missouri Is now in Avery pFraiebed
condition there being ie then -four feet ii ma
channel and hard 20 ind, with plenty Of logs ana
TRa Lady Gay, Captain Jehn Bnrk, clerk M
John "A, Tatum, is the A. and VI steamship paeket
fer New Orleans at 8 P. NJ.
The elegantand popular steamer Henry Aines,
ranf n H. Crawford clerks George Williams