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FaidaY ss Morning, os fede 7 T. isSs |
The weather yesterday was Somewhat warmer
than the previous daysof the, week. 1T was not
however, too Warnl for comfort.
Business on the landing was good althoug f7there
we're butfew boats leaving, The great Quitman
for GTeenyille, aud TIE ElnoFa for Red Riger, had
excellent trips.
AlAEAhA BELLE soIp.-We learn that this
steamer was acid yesterday to partiesin Alabama.
Ihe price paid for her was $4,000.
Fashion goaINds By d telegram received yes
terday from Baton Rouge we learn thai. this
steamer passed that point bound down with 1000
bales cotton. She win be at the landing this
morning receiving, ana leaves tomorrow evening
for EicksbuTg and way landings,
BY q telegram to Mr.. a. Britton. dated Mem.
phis Oct. Attn, we learn that the indiana, from
Louisville has passed that point bound down
She will arrive here on Sunday, and will leave for
Memphis, Cairo and Louisville, on Tuesday next
Capt. Nat. Puckette, d gentleman well and
3aYtgabI5 known among the shipping and travel.
ing community, has taken charge of the fine,
Hight draft packet Lotus No. q. Captain Puekette
win leave with the LOTUS tomorrow for JefIar
aon direct taking freight for that points without
the privilege Of reshipping.
BoATs DuE.- The great Magenta, from yicks-
burg; Judge Fletcher, from 0uaehita; and White
Cloud No. 2, from ST. Louis, are now due, and
shoald be at tic landing This morning ready for
business
NE return our thanks for fayors to the officers
Of steamers Nina SHINES and Pauline Carroll
CLPPRGs FROM ORR E1CH4K sIs
GAlRo, Oct. 2 Tie strader has. been waiting
long time for a load at st. Louis, and, finding a
continued scarcity Of freight at taf city has con
Guided To go To Louisville 10 NV hef luck
1hefe.
The Harry Dean, Clifton, Bart Able Cont I
mental, Belle Ut. Louis, Shamrock and liver eload
lsd splendid trips The latter resappAd here le5 +
bAfrels 81 potatoes, 28 dqzea ehails, ana abaR,
ssa tons pf assorted freight for New )Fleaus ana
Wag points, 2
Ihe Blue Wing had 9 large, quantity eff Old
scraps Of steamboat wrecks, 6ltbtg barrels etc
she has been froze out Of Alabama river and
9oea pack to Cincinnati 70 repair andrqH p the /,
hs1tnsky river wheFe she belongs. sA'fs
ahe river At this point commenced falling on f
ssanSl and up to last night had raeeded about
NE INCHES. It viii not probably fan very fast41r
e9nse days. 2fS
at Pitsburg tue river is slowly falling, witlfliS
zine fest IN the channel but arise of Eve feet is
reported coming deR1n.the Allegheny, which will Is
make more KatsE at PlttsbQpg.
s1- a. & {ss
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Recenntu by Rnl1roads.

N. O., j. & G. N. R. R.--Oct 4--26 bales cot
ton. .Al6us, Scherck & Autey-S do r Pritohard-=6
T H & NJ Allen--7 Britton. Moore & Drag 10
NJ J Smith &co-2 Carroll, Hoy &co--8 do Payne,
Huntington &co-6, ] P Harrison 3 Son-S 5, do to
D R Carroll &eo-l3 do Given, Watts &co-3 do
Summers & Brannins-14 Warren, Crawford Geo I
Merritt, Durham, McKinnell &co--23 M Hiar &
colo Henderson, Peale ,Sco--3 Bower & Garner
] Grbble42 Kahn, Adler &co--2 Wells Bros
&co-4 w A johnson &co-l2,O0O feet lumber to
j B Ohaudler-1OO0 do G E Cate &co-l0,040 do
Peter Markey-l2,500 do Baker & Adams-4S0O
do Eager, Elleman &eo-400O do W NJ Grant &co
2S rolls leather A Piagga 8 Bent-2 bxs mdse B
Myer &co-80O0 feet lumber CaptW A Chambers
100 sticks timber Gubernator &co-sundries to or
der-Total l57 bales cotton
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T0WBOATs.
F.t1INE

y-.#.E f. LINE rS
GtOMPOsED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE.wHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoATs
Achilles, slde-wheel, Capt BOWEN
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side-wheei, CAPT. LANE. !,
NEW BOAT BUILDING side-whee, CAPT. LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller, CAPT. WARREN.
Wabash, Propeller CAPT MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT sTURTEyANr.
Svicaee, Propeller, CAPT. FALLETT
Tecumseh, Propeller, CAPT. seHELLENGER.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT CooKsEY. 1r
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT. AVERILL.
The Achilles having large deck capacity well adapted for
Tightening outside the Bar.
The Wabash Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines and Pumps capable Of throwing at lowest speed
I56O gallons of water per minute -
The number and welknoyn power of these boats demon
trated last season. is guarantee that no delay
will occur at the Bar.
For terms of towage ghrage or use of pumps appyto
-~ EDw. A. YoRKE & CO.,
g, S3EPoydras street .
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All UNFORTUNATE BisAKBaAH.--A brakeman
named Ittleteld met with series of disasters last
week. While wal king on the top of one Of the
cars Of the up freight from Portland to Ports,
month, be was struck BY y bridge and knocked
down into the next cara open one, filed with
cattle. He was seriously injured by the blow and
9a, and had enc Of his legs broken by tie cattle
tfaInpling up on MIN. ts5 a38
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aew ottma aala esaaten ftlaas aaMa @etag1t : l866

Bark Andaman, Otis, s5 days from Boston, to G A
Fosdick-4th district AZ
Brig Hope, Corners, from Havana, to PUG Bros
I'd district 25
schr Union Cox, from Indianola, lin distress,) to
Inaster-Algiers =
ToWBoAFs.
Tecumseh, sehillenger, from the Passes-Went
down light-Brought up ship Susan Kinks,
bark Andanlsn, brig Hope and sehr Union.
4S STEAMBOATS,. g.
Pauline Carroll White, from St Louis,
Magenta, I p Leathers from Yicksburg.
Fashion, Pratt, from VieksbuFg. So ~. va.
White Cloud, Mo-, Hopkins, from ST Louis.
Nina SHINES. Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
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Total exports ...t.s....s4.e..s la1Qo0 4

axFRA oRnrs AHY SAFE or T0Bacco.-At tie
Tobacco Exchange Id this city YESTERDAY a lot Of
tQ8aeco raised By lie. j. j. Adeock, Of Granville
county forth Carolina waa sold by bur enter
prising felloW.aitizen Ar, D a. Williams for one
thousand dollars per hundred pounds, and pur-
chased By Mesars. Newdeeker & Brothers. of Ills
city. This Isl without douht, the largest price
ever paid for tobacco moi alone in Richmond, but
Ia fhe world, 4 sample Of it il now before Is. IT
Is beautiful golden yellow, and althongfiiof the
present year S growth lis as perfect and rs we'll
matured in point Of curing as though made last
year. a fact SO extraordinary as this needs no
comment Richmond Wing.
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do l Adams &co 81 do Bouligny & Esclapon-
26 do rhibaut - do Lapene y Ferre-lO do Y
Pesson-40 d. bales cotton Ben Toledano-z2l0
SKIS cotton seed A A Maginnis-150 do G Fair
child--17 bales cotton Powelt-7s bales hay
W MoDnff &co-sundries to order-Total $50 bales
cotton ITO SKIS, seed cotton
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Essports Yesterday.

LIyERPo oL-Br bark Emily bales cot
ton IL 900 slaves go.
HAYRE-Fr bark Imperative Gharlotte-49s4 s
bales cotton 1850 slaves $4,000 Nix dollars 10 cases
mdse
I. HAVANA Br schr Billy Butts A00l feet of
lumber gs
b GALVESTON Steamship Texas 40 bbls -four
$50 SKIS corn and sundries
GALVESTON Steamship Austin--14 bbls flour
As bbls potatoes andtsundries
"Reminiscences G Castro-25 bbls -four bx
and 3 hhds sugar bbls molasses
MOBILE Steamer Sarah-3 hhds sugar 5 bhls
sugar % bbls whisky 50 coils rope Is gpls pork 3
bales bagging 4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GRAND ISLE.


~. EXCURSION TRIP. -
FOR GRANDE ISLE-THE STEAMBOAT
San Nicolas will make excursion tripto Grande
Isle on SATURDAY the 9th leaving the he Hsr-
veys canal at O'Clock, and arriving Grande Isle
about sun rise Sunday morning VIII Grnndo Island in
the afternoon, arriving the head Of Harveys canal
rise Monday morning The object the trip give persons
friendly to the improvement ofthe island opportunity
visit the premises the advantages make
resort for round trip 81 80 Table With
every variety Bsh the bar will found the best
liquor wine cigars etc. Passengers reach boat by
the Tchoupitouas rarosdand BJbbs Ferry stock landing
.s-. a., N. D HARVEY, Master
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Pam ron HER THouBlE.--A Mrs. Fisher, Of
Yarmouthport, Mass, who was disturbed last
week BIZ q man concealed under heFbed, and who
fed GA discovery. has since received letter from
Monument containing fifteen dollars, stating that
he was there for no criminal purpose, and that
she money inolosed was to pay for the,trouble
she had been nnt to- 49,. - - 80
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imports Yesterday.

GALVESTON Steamship VIM Taber-f7 bales
cotton & 4 Ware s. Bro-71I pkgs mdse Southern
Express
CALCUTTA Ship Susan Hinks-1495 bales of
gunny cloth 100 hf, bales do 800 bales gunny bags
Wood Low Il Ludwigsen
HAVANA--Brig Hope--239 hhds rs tics and 81
bhls molasses PUG Bros
BOSfON-Bark Andaman--Astdmdse
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J8IIE HANDsBoR0 caassa5 -oEaEooRAT

The publication of the above oldstabshed weekly pap
VIII De resumed on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1856,
az III i{anus 3 e Harrison county Mississippi
fFRAs-tiye dollars per RnnuGn In advance,
copy three times, II. Il. lMAYERS,
Editor and Prenriator
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STEAMSHIPS. STEAMSHIPS,
NEW YORK
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

NEW YORK MAIL, STEAMSHIP ooMPANQ's STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. '
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Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
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PREMIutI.- Mechanical genius has produced
many surprising and valuable Inventions, and has
not only relieved human hands Of much sore
labor, but has expedited the manufacture of
aFtiales needed hy' Nflatt4is called civilization,
Among those inventions is the sewing machine,
and prominent il the list Of that class is the ma
chine invented years agoby Capt, George B. Sloat,
superintendent Of the Unien Manufacturing
establishment % GaFy street III this city. Years
ago this machine took the first premium at the
State Fair IN New York, and we observe from the
report Of the fair held recently III Saratoga, in
that State. that the same machine took the three
first premiums, TO wit: For mechanical perfee-
ton, simplicity of construction, and variety OF
adaptation. The right to5this machine " as sold
some time since BY the company Of which Capt.
Saeat Is member to Wheeler " Wilson, and
nothing can bear greater testimony to Captain
5loats skill than that, outstanding the various
Efforts since made to make improvements in these
articles this machine should still stand unrivaled.
~ hethar it was polite for the company to dispose
Of their ght "a this remarkable invention Is not
4Or w Ely, but we would not be surprised II
8rnits Of ain Sloatss genius as has been
sts case Will many good man beside. went into
are really gratifed that the Invention of a gentle
Inan nc Il well known aInong rs for his Straight
9erRaTdness Id business matters. courteous man
neTs and the prompt cheerful and mani y4lnannel
u which ne met every cali of the South during
the war, either in aeFoting bis talents to her inter
est or taking the field at the head Of his company
IN her defense, should hold its ground successfully
against all riFaass- Richmond Z Va. y Wing.
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STEAMSHIPS STEAMSHIPS.
L1vERPooL.

STEAM BETWEEN 1ryERaooL AND NEW ORLEANS,
oainRat Hsvana and Queenstown land Mails
and Passengers; taking Cotton and signing bs OF ladiug
here through trsieht hence to St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp ROTTERDAM,
dOthenburg and Hayrs.
Storage granted bring
1iverpooloF Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult. ss,stL..
The anal oaestnato may either Fixed on signing
the bills Of adng declared BY the holder Of the bill
Of ledng within twelve after the steamers arrival
At Liverpool thus aRordng the importer the choice of
markets. ny
TimE BRITISH ARD AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited i1dlspatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS D1RECr,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer:
LOUISIANA 1874 tons.....P Jarnison. Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons. y. Campbell Captain.
FLORIDA 1857 tons. Ia Finn, Captain
1864 tons. Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. tons n. Barron Captain.
1861 j. Graham, Captain
ess s4
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons H r p Couche Capt.
Cabin PasssEs liverpool SIS god itu squvaent In
currency
For rntas of freight applytc
HUNTER, AsKEw Il CO., Al Carondelet strsss
Consgnees goods respectfully desired present their
Bills Ladius At theofcs pay their freight and obtain
| livery orders for thesane.
/ EAEIGRATIoN..,. ......... :. EzETGRATTON
s5.s ,.st . +, W. -
q. GRIMsHAW; & COS LIVERPOOL BLACK STAR
LINE OF PACKET SHIPS TO
| 7s5 20 NEW ORLEANS.
The attention of people of the South directed to the
great afforded by Grmshaw CO. for the trans
mission of passengers to New Orleans at cheap rate The
ships are tOnnsge and sara stated intervals during
| the season MGlfgr, p
Arrangements viii be entered into With and others
by which efficient labor can be, obtained A' NJ
Remittsnees orDrfs suedon England, and on the Roy
Bank of Ireland payable atany bank in Ireland
Two Pounds Sterling and upwards u
Every information will be given application by lee
Apply to %, GkIMsHsiW & CO.,
4lf snd HargreaYes Buildings,
Chapel street, Liverpool. <,
'" 0rlto D.zD0WD, Agent
40 Poydras street, New Orleans
ARAI.AC HICoLA.
FOR APAbAoH1oonA VIA PENSACOLA
To sail on FRIDAY, October 5, ats9 A. NJ.
For APAL4AoHICOLA, VIA PENSACOLA
The Al fast sailing steamship
Hattie, F
JAS BURROWS, Commander
Wllleave as above, For freight or passage applyto
Fl MERRITT. DUNHAM, McKINNELh Co.
AZ Carondelet street.
BALTIMORE.
THE BALTIMORE AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP COM.
PANY.
REGULAR SEMLMONTHLY LINE.
Leaves on MONDAY, October s. at 6 p n, precisely.
FOR BALTIMORE, VIA HAVANA
AND KEY WEST, carrying the United States mails |
THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW YoRK............... 500
This Line comprises thefollowing drstcass steamships
LIBERFY- 1903 tons. .Wm. Rollins, Commander.
GUBA.e..-,.. HOO TONS Thos A. Balm, Commander.
Thesearnshp Liberty viii sail for Baltimore VIA Havana
and Rey West as aboye from her wharf foot Of Jackson
tons, apply to WITHEasPo6N i HaLsET, Agents;
N bills of lsdtpg but those Of The COMPANY viii BE
for freight must Re procured from this
O'clock on dayof sailing. lf-ts>
T0WBOATS.
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FOR GALVESTON AND INDTAsoLA,
AND :, SABINE Ne PASS PASS TEXAS, NEW
ERN eRAILROAD-INsIDE ROUTE VIA
BERWICK'S BAY AND MORGANS
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. g..

The Travelling Public are informed that the MORGAN
having elegant accommodations will hereafter run in cl6e
CONNECTION with the New Orleans opeops and Great
Railroad leaving Brashear every MONDAY, WEDNhS-
DAY and FRlDAY.fnr Galye and Indianos every
SUNDAY for Sabine Pass the arrival of o'clock pas
senger train from Algiers. = ~
Ths Ferry Boat leaves the foot st. Ann street.
Baggage checked through For passage apply to the Office
Of the New Orleans 0peousas and Great Western Railroad
Company No SO Canal ticket office on the
ferry boat, while crossing the river -
Freight Sabine Pass received the companys landing
at foot Of ST. Ann street. unit o'clock SATURDAY even.
ing.
New Orleans Oct, l, 1866.
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CoTroH m NEw YeRK.-TIle following state.
ment of the New York cotton mark Elps tasthe
18th Of September, 1866, We get from the circular
of Messrs. Galdwella& Morris, of that city:
sReeeipta aeh past week. ss... Aq.gs.. Asls
Exports past week.. Il ii ID. .476S
Exports from January IT.
Exports aa1aa sine time last gear! tEf7bi
-. Y. q, 81. I'D, 1865 1855.
sfnee iii sspte5assFs- III 1900 $1,000
EXPLOITS IN reat Britain Isl seRtefnheT Ih Ie 900
Exports " krsnep ssnee 1st peEaier. e1 a91
to foreign siiies September. 900
= F. s Azss47 y
Total exports. "a. .., 2I10g 160oa
Stock hand. $4,000 $1,000
Receipts at the porss $500 $4,000
Exports ~ Great Britan $500 409e
Exports to Franc 509l 1900
EpoEs 10 otler foreign ports 1000
Tossl exports III. 1900 5000
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w ATTAkApAS.

REGULAR ATTAE1APAs PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY. 9Th inst. at 5 p NJ
FOG ST. M Af'ERNSVII4l-E, FAUSSE POINT
Y New Iberia, Jeanneretts, Clarendon + ankIn Centar
VILE PattersohSe ali landings on Bayou Teebe The
newly repaired and light draft steamer Sonora H. H
Broad master p, Trousdale, clerk will run regularly as
above for the taking freight and passengers for
Simmsport and al landings on tehafalaya river w.
For freight or passage apply board, or to
ORE LMONTEGIN, 20 ST. Louis street ~
YLRGIEIus G. DEETzEL,T Advertising Agent
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FOR NEW YORK.
BLACK STAR LINE OF sTEAMH1Ps.
To sail on SATURDAY, Oct. c, at 7 Pm
FOE NEW YORK THE STEAMSHIP
Montgomery.
F. NJ. FAIRcLoTH, Commander,
viii leave as above, from wharf foot of Cont street.
Fer freight Or passage apply to
DAVID McooARp, l62 Common street.
FOR NEW YORK.
cRoMwELL's y. Y. AND N, O. STEAMSHIP LINE,
To sail on SUNDAY, Oct Z at SAN
FVOR NEW YORK-THE FAST AND REGU.
lar steamship Gen. Meade, .-
.- .as j. BERRY, Commander,
wlsqve wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
IS above rR ~
FrstCabn Passage ....s....|..............S6 $50
For freight or passage apply to le na
ALFRED MoULToN,
I.rt .- Il Carondeet street.
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RED RIVER.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TINE PUBLIC

l
| SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
,.U
We the undersigned have formed a>Regplar Tri-Weekly
~ oesSee anu shreveport ana IN
their sooaI SiS,A No Low w, ar Boats ons r. SHic
will leave port every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud sATUR-
DAY at The object Of assoctang ourselves to-
eeF that we may demand apd receive fair
o our services we do not wish to nonopoze anything our
only desire is to live andlet live We will regulate the
4'Si time 70 Tine according to navigation, and
80 h, ouf numerous 1Flehds' particularly snip
Sls sSs wall nna no fault under our new Hdmlnisf q
steamer LADY GRACE, SAM. W. HAMMOND MAJ n.
Steamer NAVIGATOR BEN B. KouS is,o Master @.'' e.
stsaner 0ADDo, THORNTON HORN JACOBS Master.
| Steamer Il. A. HoMEYER, R. sINNoTT, Master.
Steamer CUBA, ", 7. BoARDMAS !, Master
| NEW ORLEANS, ALEXANDRIA AND 'sHREVRpnRT
| low WAITE R IRI .wEEKTsy pACrpT ~
H. 49, " <he SASA LINE
- =, s,,, - - u 70 -t'' '--
Leaves Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
| at5PM
EoR SHREVEPORT, GRAND BAYOU
Gon.b,tta co,on.a cro,a ra,.o ,,o,...s vi
Barbn's and all way andingThe following steamers will
/ i..,a ,,r,to1, 90 e,,
L prrEsnAys
I A1AsoAfs. ' ~.
-, = ,.t - = @SSS''''
Navigator, BEN. KoUNS, Master szS
THURSDAYS.
| Caddo, T. JACOBS, Master. 1".
Elnara, Il. WATSON, Master.
| sArtpn,vc
| ~ - A's''t' ~
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sm e9rlsag,s Daily Grrsttat.
FRIpAY AoRNNa. oaFoRRR !. 1856.
.A4rlrals = thei a.aaeapal TEstelss

~ rs
Az CHARLES HOTEL Macdonald, II Sni-
init, Miss: @ s Policy, AFkadelphias 4 ID Kings
berry, Arks Nf hFHSnan, Gen HaYrisafis b ~ Stor4
ketzs Misss U D RaTaa, Matches; D Se0ts3 Gar
rell parish; Freaarieh Galveston; B Iockhart,
Ailss; y b Lowe, Chattanooga; Mrs Walsh, r a
Stewart, Coast r Glemef, II Savage, n V H Viii
Hams u Brown, A n Strickland, Texas; " HI
Bushnell, A ID AenriQuez, a I'll Clark, B w Taylor,
a Castaigne, sheliAAs n HAN ana WIFE Ii lsiuiis
and family w LcreDzen, y a Yspeks G Boatner II
ST JAMES HOT Farrell. y a EexaiI la;
Mrs Nichols, New Ho59S I'LL n Marks, Texas; D
McI1anglna Brandon; ] 9 Shannon, jackson, Miss;
Ct Webb Ut. ana wife; r III Black, Clinton Miss:
DIR y HoRsTa4l and faFniif S r Houston,
florence Ala Il j.. Bouney, Halmessille, Miss j
Il Dnnham and wlfes Miss @ zHinesns, % 4 Fisher
Texas @ B Sihert, Mrs e Sibert Miss s G Siheft
va; W II Morris and4wffa, Mrs $ a SiIvers, Texas;
T 1hreadgin, " T Stephens, Miss; T P Castillo
and vie. aexieo; Capt 4 8 Butler, Miss Den
MS, ] ohnson, 8 Stewart. Cincnnati;.I D Bfitton
J D Smith, LII; d I5enisi Mobile; Mr Engelman
WB PhillipssJ NJ Collier; S R Harrison, Stock
ett " oodvilie; Ghas Mccoy, Mohiles r Brown
Jefferson parish; ] B Robinson, sCsE Aston, GIL
Cooke, Fl 7 Coffee. Miss! g M Monley: p a Rosson
CITY H0I TEE n g Finekney d. a Traitor, ii
q; r q Middleton, Crystal Springs. Miss; G a Ray
do; ] Dipplet. Pittshurg; J r Gofey, P F Ellis ]
d Brown, Miss; Mrs s Ariel and son, Miss ID A
Feliowes, Alexandria La Nv Herring, N Y; G
.MlSe, Bayou Sara; Chapman; S r shnlore
ton, Texas; p r Eenner; N Logan, La; G Hal
and wife, Rainey, Texas N ] Taylor, Miss
NV Belle, N 10; q W. Norris, Ga; W 4 CruIpp;
Little, Waterloo; w j Poiterant, Tracy, Miss; !
At Coons, Mobile; NJ II Fielder, Texas; g G Nor
cross, Oil Springs. La.
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LAFRuRCHR.

REGULAR CoAsTANO BAYOU bAFoURGHE PACKET
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at ?. N and SATURDAY,
Steamer rHos powh e l. 4 DALgEREs. Master
FOR TMIB0DE "a y q Vii Ll,;i -. p, P4iNTCoURT-
Coast Landings will leave regularly as above
The Thos Powell will give particular attention coast
feeht and freight passage apply IN hoard
j. S. RELF, Tehoupitouias street
VTRGTKIUS @ DENTHEl, Advertising Agent
REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFOURGHE, PACKET
Leaves EeverY MONDAY and EHtRSDAE. at P NJ
Tie Steamer ALONE. i. PARENTEk Master, j. j. LA.
BARfEE Clerk.
EHDFE THU RS9AA EXVIEE4E, PAINTCOURT
L Vile Eapoeonyille, Dnnadsonve and all intermediates
coast landings--Wi leave regularly above
The Alone viii give particular attention to coast
freight ana passengers.
Shippers, IN All cases, are responsible for the payment
of freight For freight OF passage apply on hoard
-VlRGINiuS O DENTEEL Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05

FOR NEW YORK D1RECT-EHE FINE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05
CINCINNATI,

Leaves on FRIDAY, 9th inst, at 8 p NJ
ENOK CHNCHNNSTI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO AND
all nteTmedae landingThe aud elegant passenger
clerk, will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board to
JOHN F. HYDE Il 90, ll3 Common street.
VIRGINIUS {. .DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05
oPELoUsAs.

49,. 3. Leaves Every SATURDAY, at 5 Pm
FOR OF EL0 USAs, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE
mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate landing on
Bayou Cogrtsblesu, Atchaaaya and Mississippi
hn ghtdraught passenger steamer CIeoma O. Pickett
master }, B. Schmit clerk, will leave above 2 Re.
turning will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORN
lS at ~ O'Clock Particular attention paid bust.
ness For freight apply board, foot of St.
4 ...5 BARNS Il GAJAG, 9 St Louis street.
or CAKRIEREs& LOGAN.
VTRGINIUS O. DENTHEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05
BAYOU SARA.

Leaves every SUNDAY, at 9 A. NJ, and WEDNESDAY
at u.
BTOM BAYOU @ARA, PORT HUDSON BAT0H
II Rouge. Paquemine, DonaldsOnvle and Nil inarnediSs
Ieendlngs'--Fhe passenger stepner Lnfourche, " B.
B9ranUb master, leaves above. - ~ ~
ksturnng leaves Beyon Sara every AIONDA and THURS
sage apply on board, or to e p'
" N. suRLs, 90 Canal street. or
C0MAU&l d SMITH GO Canal street
VIRGINIUs G. DENTZEII. AdveFtfsinp 4pant .