The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-03
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IT.. e,o.o..h.- 49, rS-'---. Ap',' -
mast week came to an snd 'or aus
" a. ohscnred al, aav nv hesyv ci,yas n,s sss
The mornine " we're visited nv fs i;,h. sh,,
~ Ia M y. th's . ;.sne. " 10" lsh. snow
snd up 70 on an rs Tning we have had no rn
nnm,s,stehia prs;nass sa "a " ~ spei aie
tsraav hnt few Of the $500 helse yes,
.iy Dus lew VI .he pache,s drought IN good
'Ps ana Inc ousgolpg steamers were not nesyily
~ he ,andrs 40 paone's sli pe
t,s.a s M snu lse'y LILIES may DC an-
w w. ,.on sn,s WI " nioLlow evening.
ls,se rss. ,he go ~ s,sn. yes'er1sy on .ne
@ s,'ss ~ Sansi vh nas'ng
some en- ~ On nscr,as 800 sarss "
so.ne eo VI ~ nSeloes, VIC mean american cti-
zens o. African descent drawn up in single hle
colorsd ina;vdnati; hs., . :. ns al .sea
s,rarce SsS;ca - W. a,r.s "s sh VIII; win .
wnnSsr;esr wha. ar sRpioaonou 'noln sl-iioty,
hsnrsr 20 ,ba usPisy Vas anu On Tue
nsintaa Nv er,;s, :. Ter e'ipessy
r.. ~ ~ ~ :, ISL " oonsiess' yno. nvoer
Msn ." Er semen oie'y; Long snare
Jaar. n,as ~, NAvc Weh' nooelson vice
$4,000. .ss voeuers men. inquired OF tne
he uo,sIv ;rfora =, ,s VI Inn. sis dlsp'ay, ana
10 Po'eiy informed US mat tney nad organ
We, W. o,scnaISe steamDoats,
INC, ~ ,ova ~ - ,han .neis a. W 20
a. ao' ~ ,oso =. NY eApeopeu ovm pensalion
snv s ss NV w 1eceise
TAN what connsc,;or II anv eSI ho ascss
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charging s,eamnoats ano Sonn hooerson and COM
Ps%Sy 80 U uenu,ea. ~ n ~. eonE'ess.
~, es s nssy w ~ ne'n mas taken commsnd Of
cant Cal = Has az NJ THY 'or u Sene1son.
haTe re, - g. s snu mus neasherlon
~ A., " A'' o'Aoe' cue ioases al r. NJ
Ths liver ~ ,h;s ro;,t g ...;, ~;.;.
o;,. sn,va.ars M. ms pNs s,a. Using. ny .ne
49, fast 80 ;nnhas' y1s.e evenlns. ~ was
iees 'ee' WV '"'nes 'ei'" n'sh "a'ef marx Oh
The Iotawanna Cant pr;,r.. ,.....
termediate landings on O1achita river. -
10 A.M- to-day for All land;ngs On 81 .on 10
fcurcie as high up as LockpaTt. Can't J Jase n
Dalferes is her courteous CLERK. She moves
promptly. t 9 p esisI'
noon to-day for the lower coast. Her fare and
accommodations are unsurpassed. Messrs. q
Canton and win Brooks. two of the most polite
gentlemen on the river. oficiate in her Office.
The Mittie Stephens has changed officers and Il
nov In charge Of the following well known and
popular gentlemen; II. Kellogg. master, II. R.
Eppler, Maurice Langhorne and A. Dye, clerks.
MT. d. r. Eppler, her first clerk, Is well and fav-
orably snown TO all OF our merchants from his
long connection with Nj, w III. suris IN the steam
.; Doas sgency, we wlsn ann all possible success
- ...s ~ euu ~ eosuio 81 'uas no "hi
become as popular WITH tne merchants OF onreve-
; az NC S.u sose VI ,nis Guy. Inc Ml.ue Is
INFLOW.
Sews ,ems were rather scarce on the landing
ye M
Mj,tis s,enbens He.h from 1890 81. 90
. a.. q. Brown. from Lower Coast
Nina Simmes. from Lockport
p. W. Strader from Iou;syille. ..5..t n
Judqe Fletcher from (lnaohits R;var
Aloe. from Fort jackson.
IbeTviile' from Ravon Sara
rha a.n.~.,-.. .,rh~.s ~ ~
oris Cop s,,ey Cur. G sne nu'n i1s 81.
-; ;,b as,S Jep'. ny HnoATI, ior mem
c;nnst; So ~ anu oo'u'u N4A io' e'n'
TIE v;.tsh,~, CO. p,.u...,,
~. sp;a vaps. Dlsnhs: WI DC iouno =,
WIG ,auuinf Wis ioislng early, 70 receive Tor all
pV,n's on oua0n'S ii'of' one ieases on SATURDAY
az NJ. -
landing ts;s orn;n sbs wiz DC .. aer
,anu'ss 'S,s noInng' one ieaves tomorrow at
he re sorls s Sbrsvenort wsst,v n..r..
fourcbe. Can't. Kouns. will he fonnd AZ sbs vhsrf
This ,norning ready IN reea;vs for har ras,r 80;
po.rs mr. IT, Co., ss @sp'
N;chelas tror, crard Eeora , iLJn ..oyo o..
a 'sno,as, llonl oraSu Lcole toauoe, rom Oam
aen; A.'nqI, from ~. LOUIS Monawk ana barges,
ue,9v c;,r,c,a ,..s, sTnss, IaSni scAsouIg' ana
10y o"uo,o' ioni naiouicne' are uue to-uay.
: MEMPHIS. April To saanoa d Adams We
WIZ arrive SUNDAY evening and leave Tuesday.
hcciLi, Vap'ain steamer Belle Lee
The Lizzie GIL and Lady Gay, hence, arrived at
Mempnis on tne Sist uit., and LETT same day for
St: Louis
The Great Republic arrived at st. Louis On the
30th ult.
From the vicksburg Times, LIST inst:
Yesterday was clear and pleasant during the
early part of the day, but became cloudy toward
night. Levee matters rather lively, with fair ship
ments Of cotton considering the lateness of tue
season. River rising faster, and again covered
with drift"
From Memphis Avalanche, April 1st:
" There was a fair amount OF business doing on
the wharf yesterday, with little Improvement in
Ireights. Weather warm and sutry. The river
here declined one inch 10 the past "a hours. The
United States marshal Of St. Louis has gone to
Napoleon, Arkansas, to take in charge the steamer