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SomsntGrtial 9ntelIigesGs.
CRESCENT OFFICE, NO. u CAN'T sYxHus,
Monday EveninR. July 6. 1864

Monday Evening. July G. 1853 !
CoTroN-with very favorable sdvices from Liv.
erpool and New York at hand early to-day, our
market has exhibited increased buoyancy through
out. The offering supply was but slightly aug.
mented at any time, however, and as the demand
was for the most part restricted, while holders ex-
acted still higher prices operations have been con-
fined TO 3l7 bales at the following revised quota
tons which disclose an uniform advance Of lc.
per n, viz: Good ordinary. 2S3G29c.; low mid
ding, 29s@3Oc.; and middling 3lG-o.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1867. lSSSo
Received since Saturday .....''''.'''''''''s
Received previously. .ooS,i0a
Made up from piekings, samples and Cotton
September !, 1867 ,.............''''.' oelo-oo9On
a5,865
Exported since w %,
Exported OiOos otI
s,o,. an hand and on ,A,DS0.rd ............. Gas
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We have very little to
report under this heading, as sales were conhaed
to small transactions and entirely OF retail ma
ture, There seems, however, TO be better dis
position on the part of purchasers TO invest, and
we expect to be able to report very good bust.
ness in both of these articles during the present
week. With q very quiet market holders continue
hrm, and we repeat quotations, VIZ; Louisiana
Sugar. fair to prime. l33@l5sc.; Cuba do, Nos.
az 70 ~, 2@l5tc. q 10; Louisiana Molasses al
SOC, and Cuba do. at 4515So. q gallon.
tLovRIIhe market in Flour has been exceed
ingiy oull and quiet throughout the day. sales
nave Deen connned TO jobbing and retail lots 10
supply the city trade. We have not heard Of any
extensive inquiry abroad, though dealers are very
sanguine in their expectations The sales to-day
embrace some 500 bbls., viz: 80 and 100 superfne
at 81 Is; IFS double extra ct s. Is: 100 do, in
lots, at So 50 so and so treble extra At 81, and
$50 treble extra upon private terms. We quote
superfne s7G7 70, single extra 81 60@7 IS, double
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II OST-ON MONDAY EVENING, THE Isl INST,
at the northeast of Fecy and St Charles Streets
small Pocket Book Portemonnse containing Ten aoar
will receive the gratitude Of orphan girl whose entire
worldly effects we're contained in that Pocket Pook by eav
ngi a this Office.
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City, 10
lien Of Horse Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'clock
An Extra Train viii leave the City Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING at o'clock. On and after April 5h the Trains VIII
leave either end of the Road on sundays kVEkf HALF
HOUR from until o'clock p.
FARE-To and from the Lake, same day - cents fss
sengers GENTLY notify the Conductor prer TO depart
ue Of Train GENTLY stationFifteen cents escn
GEO. fANDEb1, 1ehehA ouPN
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, oPELOUsAs 4 GREAT WESTERN
90 Turtles 80 bdl hides Lacssssgne bd hides 20
l. do % hides COuret-24O head cattle Nc
Ouoid Mehe4S do Inbau Aycock &cO-sundres 70 order
NRW ORLEANS JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
l225O feet lumber Reuch-4O50 Sam meckvare-2l0 do
Ford-4OOO do Taylor cars brick wood l. Gu
bernstOr3 pkgs fruit GaTbarath-l DO cloudy 20
Crisler-sun dries TO order
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Oastls AsrHse.
Crrr or JEFFERSON, July !

Arrived yesterday-4s4 Texas Beeves, ZIG
Calves and Yearlings, and IL Mich Cows. Sold
yesterday-726 Texas Beeves, 236 Calves ana
Yearlings, 50 Hogs and 6 Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-2770 Texas Beeves, Cos Calves and earrings,
90S Hogs. s85 sheep and 80 Mich Cows. We
ouOte
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAEO MI
Leaves New Orleans ever 1ohDAi
NOR EAFOUKgHE 2, AND CoA M
IL 4 nas.snger packet Nina sl ,,,,i1 ".
Captain jos DsifsTes, CLERK Miii ls1 ss,s
ing on tbs Coast every WednesaAS A NEG. SAM =,
f K. 3. MELANooN, No, "a Oh
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CRESCENT. OFFICE, No. - CAxP STREET,
Tuesday, July u 1865
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig Bsrolome Span) Munoz for Barcelona, Puig Bros
schr Vim Ebbott newman, for Pensacola Master
Arrived Yesterday.
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Allen White, from Greenyile
Iafourche Kouns from Shreveport
Aloe Rndovich. from Lower Coast
J @ BIackford Picket from Washington
Annie Wsgley, Burton: from washington
GREY Esgie Bsranco, from Bayou Sara
Arrived Sunday.
steamship Gen Meade, SAMPSON from New York z'h ui'
90 Wood LOS Ludv1gsen-- I'd district 49,, =. .
Steamship COres, Nelson, from New York 9th ut' 10
MSultOn-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
New Era Gross from Bayou Sara
Fina Smmes Greatnouss from Lockport
B Bf9%a f Bss.ss from from L Lover cOsss
below Coming SUP.
Brig Maria Norwood wsshbup from Matanzas to Thorn
Brig RuStsn from Ruatan, to Pisbury
Memoranda
dispatch to WSS Cav Cant hence s ssn
Work arrived on the sth inst at4P NJ.
IVA dispatch TO Moulton, learn that the steamship
Emily souder, Capt Lobby hence arrived at New f0rk on
lnO'i- DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro.ton lime 27--saled for New Orleans, steamship
Ss YORK June sOClesred for New Orleans brig os
1890 Tombley for Mobile; June 29th. for lndauOs and
sysea schr Floyd Squires for Bazos river, schr HO
ratio Nichols Brown. Arrived from Galveston, steamship
Tillie, fartridge - -
FOREIGN PORTS.
ibralter June l3-Arrved from New Orleans brig Girls
tofsro Colombo Cierar. -
Liverpool June ls.--Arrived from New Orleans; ship
R1rnbay Jordan. l9th-ship Alaska SMALL from Mobile,
~; 1scaTora 8th-Sailed fer New Orleans, ship
Comet Corrga. l9th-Cleared for New Orleans via New
not hin Southern EmpiTe, Dunlop
Queenstown June l9.-Arrived ship Chance, Films, from
Pensacola for Liverpool
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NATCEIEZ.


EArOHEz PACKET.
Lave, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
NOR NATCHEZ AND ALL INTERN
Il lAndings-Ths ane passenger packet
VIVID Wagner,
w.B. RICHARDSON. master; j. C. LiBAN'
WIN leave a. above 0Eo " hiIE'
II Tehoupitou
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. |
PHILADELPH
FoR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
To sail WEDNESDAY, July 9Th. stsrx
COR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Ths hvorits steamship
Capital. P. r. HoxIk.
WI leave wharf, opposite Jackson Square, punetusny
Q o shovs
Through Tickets 10 New York. Baltimore and Boston.
Cabin Passage 70 Havana. currency
- - fhilsd'lphis.
For freight having splendid stsssroOm accom-
UREEvx. MCPHERSON = co..
IS Carondeles ssrest.
BALTIMORE
roR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA.
rHB NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMI-MONTHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY...... 100 tons. .Thes Balm. oonnandn'
JUBA......... .n69 tens.... .Dukehart, Oomnsndsr'
CARRYING UNITED STATES MALE
rIRsT CABIN;
rhroush Tickets 70 New York. $50
Cox uALTIxoRE AND HAVANA.
rouoYIss AT KEY WRsT-fhs splendid fast steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHART. Commander.
vii l,sv. her wharf, OPP ,site Jackson Square, THURS
DAY. July 3D. Ct o'clock rL
freight or passage having unsurpassed sooommodN
sioss, apply 20 wITHERsPooN. HALsEY CO.. Agents,
~ Osrondsst street
$50. I'm. AZ I.Sns INIT those Of the Company will
e signed Permits for freight must be procured from This
once No freight for Havana taken sssf u ssiook on
day Of sailing.
tn. LIBERTY, Capt T. A. Balm. viii sOlov.
BRAzOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 3. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY, July 18th, ct Sac
COR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low
Il pressure sde-wheel iron steamship
I.C. Harris.
WI TALBOT, Commander
VIII leave as above from her wharf, St. Joseph street.
carrying the United States mails If is unable
to cross the Brazos bar goods delivered at ships tackle
cobsgnees pay their ghterage For freight or pass
CHAs A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents.
| 50 and 81 Camp street.
RAILROADS.
SPEED. COMFORT AND SAFETY.
| VIA
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. .
Quick ard Direct New York, Boston and all East
! srn Cities-Two Trains leave Cairo daily on arrival
| Of Trains and Steamers from the South.
| But Two Changes
| BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans to Columbus, without change
Tor Through Tickets New Orleans apply ct the office Of
the n o. j. O. N. II. R under City Hotel; at the office Of
the Atlantic Mississippi Steamship Company, lO4 Com
mon street the office Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Cairo. WIN hO6hli.
| General Superintendent, Chicago.
| W. p. JOHNSON.
| General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
| b. F. LONGbEY,
| GenT Southern Passenger Agt New Orleans.
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DUENA VISTA ENGLIsn
AND
GLASS ICAL CH00L.

Having returned aer absence Of three years. to my
former home in the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
will open on MONDAY the 10th Of September next En-
gsh and Classical School, for the education of Boys
ThelocAlity Of this Institution is delightful combining al
the advantages and country The grounds ample
andw beagan beautihed and adorned with
and shrubbery The building large and well ventilated
admirably adapted for Scheo purposes The house has beeE
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and is being
repanted repapered receansed and repued that nc
locality in the whole country will be more beautiful
The discipline Of the School will be mild and parental
rrn decided every effort viii be made to develop
physical intellectual and faculties Of the pupil The
Principal Of the School prepared to board ten Tve
ScnoiarA
Terms tor Session Of Five Months:
Tuition In Primary Department.
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classic extra o.
Board per month including fuel and lights 10 G
Washing st laundress' prices.
JAMES McNUFT, Principal
References nom Tennessee-Col Jno McGavOck Gen. n.
p DeGrafenreid Col ON Perkins, r. II. Bradley, ESQ,
Col ". 5. McLemOre J. B. McEwen, Esq, Col John L
House, Rev. A N. Cunningham, d. D., Rev. Francis Il
Davis Dr. John s. Park John Carter, Esq, z n Ewing.
ESQ. Judge P G. s. Perkins J. ". Neoy. RObt. P. kOsA
aEnes Allison.
References from vlrgnis-Hon- Andrew 8. Fulon, Dr.
Hssnders, Gen VIM Terry, G. s. A, Randall McGsvock
ESQ.,, sanl r Crockett ESQ.,, Thsmas Wood, Esq, Rev.
rLsey J. Q. Graham, G. @. Tate, Stephen McGsvock,
James n wherry Wythe county; Gen James A Walker
Dr.. Edv. g. WATSON, j. B. Alexander, ESQ., Rev. DAnl
Ewing, JGass n. ClOyd, ESQ, Pulaski county.
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NIOTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOfOh6
~ existing In this city under the style Of RIOdAhD
FLOWER MACS, this day dissolved BY mutual consent
Richard Flower charged with the settlement Of the ens
Of firm, and will continue the Commission ana
forage bis account Once rs Grayier street.
RICHARD FLOWER,
Surviving Pagtae<s
New Orleans, Marc l.l33
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' WATERING PLACES.

MORGAN LINE U. 1. MAIL STEAMERS.
EXCURSION TO BAY ST. LOUIS TO WITNESS THE
REGATTA o MONDAY, 18th inst
Excursion Tickets for Round Trip %
THE LOW-PREssURE SIDE-wHEEL IRON
Steamer, Laura.
Captain JOE WALKER,
will leave MONDAY the 18th inst. dor this trip only
the arrival of the ~ train Pontchartran Railroad foe
the above place arriving In time 10 witness the Regatta
Returning will leave Bay ST. Louis for Lake End arriving
here in time to take the early train for the city Tuesday
morning Passage and State Rooms be secured Office.
c. A WHITNEY CO., AgentA
90 aud 50 Camp street.
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Receipts Of Produce.

NEW enthusiastically Gen Meade-Astd mdss
NEW YORK-Steamship Cortes-Astd mdss
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A kENAIssANCE LOUIsIANAIsE.
NEW ORLEANS FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAGES.
Devoted to Southern Interests.
Seven Years of Exisssnosl

G most eennandabis publication for fsnnss ard esunb3
people practice the elegant French language review
aborstey the political events OF the week the situation Of
the country the New Orleans American press the interesting
acs Louisiana the agricultural and commercial affairs o.
the the market price the theatrical sOrees
heteray scientific productions Of the day. and gives
ea variety Of useful facts, instructive gems hunorEtls
anecdotsa, and all that composes hrst class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: 50 PER ANNUx.
FheA pages Of LA RENAISSANCE edited %
eoumRs the advertisements conspcuOusy dis
played with reading matter In each that skes ths
OnrnA the best advertising mediums OF the South.
Printing done IN ali languages "a Cont strsst cornss
EXCHANGE Alley. New Orleans
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Imports

BARCELoNA-Brig BSrtoome-l9 s5O slaves ,
PENSACOLA-Schr VIM Ebbett-2i bos Hour 10 Dds porh
10 SKIS cats $50 sks corn
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OHIO RIVER

Leaves on TUESDAY, It'll inst, at
EOR LOUISVILLE. MEMPHIS AN
The elegant passenger steamer
John Kilcour,
Capt. J. @.
viii leave as above For freight or passage apply
to THOS. KEEFFk, IS POyt
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING "A
NOR OPELOUBAs, WASHINGTON
II Barre and al landings on the Coast, AtcnA
RIacE ford. g. Pickett, master, j. i. Sc
1silissvs New orleans every wednesday, 81 . ? |
inc. will leave Washington every Sunday, ~ ~ |
The Blackiord connects Il Slmmsport slln
RsnFskee. and will give through bills OF ladii
ior M freighis for Bayou DeGlaiEe and Bayou
IS 10" - my 'O@- BENNETT BELL
W. NJ. sURLs,
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hEULLAh v EUNIaIlvh . y
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. AZ 81
EoR OPELOUeAS, WASHlseiI
n ps-rA and ali landings on the Coast, Atchl
"a Bayou OOurtsbleau-1he good aud
Annie WaRley, W. Barton msstsr,
els-k Nh cave a. above. WI leave Wal
sunlsy At 10 o'clock A =. FOR hoigh' or 4
" BLOCH BROS, ISL Common Il
orc. HIECkLEY a son, Washin
P.H-The steamer Annie WsRley eonnscts
vitb stesrner Ball Frog and oArges Tor Al iAns
Rasnf and viii sign through Oils OF uNluN
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
TOWBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
gTyHF UNDFRsIaNED, WISHING TO ESfAb
sb an eousbe and uniform rate OF T0vege and 20 otter
Teeter facilities Ia shipping entering and leaving tnis
nort have combined the following Towbossa:
ECLIPSE LINE
swiIzerlnad, Leviathnn, Gladiator eno
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
q achilles. ThOs. a. Morgan, Equator. W
hash, Norman, RepubIic, Teeumseh
WicncO and Reliance.
ne number and power OF the above associated he 81
ToWboats guarantee that no detention WI" oee u'nei
neO~1 VI - 49, PETER MARCY Eclipse LAne.
SCHNEIDER a ZUBEkBlEk
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE CO., Lima
a..or,ated Ohsca 80 Carondelet street. up stairs.
J. @. NOR ROSS,
CHAR FITZENR1TER
Lsvsa ARentA
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Brig B.rtoome lSpan) Munoz for Barcelona, PUG Bros
schr Vim Ebbott, newman, for Pensacola, Master
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Rarins dntfligtnft.

CRESCENT. OFFICE, No. "a CAxP STREET,
Tuesday, July 7, 1858.
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LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY AT p n.
VTICRHBURa, EATCHEz AND NEW OH
v RegulaT Tuesday U. 8. Mall Packet IN place Of
L. LEX The steamer
Gov. Allen,
JNO W. CANNON,
f leays a. above for vicksburR, Matches Grand 0ul
ney 81 JopsDh Waterproof, Fort Adams, Bayou SARA
Rcnge Donaldsonville and all iniermediate landings
Fhe Gov Allen maEes close cOnnections with
CALUMET AZ VicksbuTg for all landings on fazoo ry
FOR freight or passage, having unsurpassed accom-
NP'p' v" sINNoTT ADAMS. rs Commercial
gbirpers will pay freight 10 al plantation andiug
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REDUCTION IN RATES FROM MAYk

FOR WATERING PLACEs-MoRGAN LINE 0. q.
Mall Steamer.
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I.,v,. Eve. WORK. Clerk,
EOR VIOKBB ~ or passage apply
il termediAie landing.
T. p Leathers. master Tchoupitoulas q.
making ali Coast landiSce street.
SIENOFIners for ali points
The steamer Gen. Cynew and Sam.
steamers COuntesssnd Tor Bayou Mseoo
X vers and steamersJu
phis and all intermediaier-u---. "a =
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RED RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY. July Tth, at
EOR JEFFERSON. sHREvEPOR
II Ecore. 81. Maurice, COtile, Alexandra
Barbin's, and all way landings-Ths fine, lo
wheel, passenger steamer
Monsoon,
JAS. N. TUCKER, Master. FKRD. v. Gel
VIII leave as above, taking freight and passsnl
landings above the Ran. with privilege Of reshipp
freightO or passage apply on board or TO
WIN NJ suRLs. 10 New Lave
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MISREPRESENTATION.
OUACHITA RIVER
TppNToN MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR rACK.L
Taav.s away SATURDAY, at5PM
UynR AEAHANA Ian DINO, OUAChlTA
CIV Sterling Landing Port Union, Trenton, Monroe
Chis Harrisonburg trinity, and intermediate landings
On Baek and Ouschi.a versThe magnificent last running
passenger packet 1850
"A BLANKS Master; O. PRES. WORK, Clerk,
Ieave pssitlvey as For freight passage apply
on OOAfu VI oFo ID HITE Agent II TchoupitoulAs ct.
W. NJ. sURLS. l6 New Levee street
TbsIDAHoF connects with No. steamers for All points
river a at Trinity with the ELLEN D. Tor Bayou Macon
ard Tensas.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS KL9V-
LAR PACKET.
Leave. Every WEDNESDAY, at ?. n
UOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAh
Il risonburg Trinity and all intermediate iAnansS-AH'
Gne, fast passenger packet
ueona,
l. H. PATTERSON, Master J. W. WALDEN OisiA'
VIII leave positively Is above For freight or PA''@ss
.pply on board, or to wIEBURN LORD Agents,
ePF' - 90 Grsver street.
Ps-The Cleons will take freight and passengers = 0N
az apy other boat in trade taking freight Tor Bayou
Macon and TsrsAs snd DArbonne With pr.Vhegs o. 70
shipping.
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E0R BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN
Mississippi City, Biloxi Oceaa Springs and PascagOula
NEW ARRANGEMENT
The new low-pressure iron steamer Laura, OsptNi
JOSEPH NJ WALKER, will make regular trips 10 abO.
places follows arrival Of Pontcharrain Railroad ainS
below:
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS. . A. n tralng
On SATURDAYS. 4 P. n uan-on this strip gOlb x t0P
goula
Returning, win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, WEI
DAY and FRIDAY Evenings Pasoag0ula every SUI
NOON. az ,
The above trips will be regularly made unless prey
bad weather Low water. For further lnfOrmatioAt
OHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., AR.P
90 and 81 Cant
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GALvEsTON-INDIANOnA

MORGAN LINE q. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-THE
following iron lowpressure steamships form this
Line:
w. q. Hewes......I. O. Harris....Austin.
-. Mary............. gnes.. ........... Harlan,
Clinton: ....rartar....... ..Matagorda'
VIM g. Hewes,
GEO. E. TRIP. Commander.
WIN sail on WEDNESDAY, July sth, at AZ
Fortrsght or passage apply to
OHAs. A. WHITNEY q co.. Agents,
50 and 50 Camp street.
No Whisky received without order from the Office.
EOK XAs................".FoK TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD
Passengers Ferry Boat opposite Jackson Square,
the leaving the Agers Depot at A arriving At
Brsshear City a. II taking the Morgan Line Steamships
at Brsshear for Galveston.
Josephine. ....................OA CAPTAIN J. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets 10 be had and rooms until O'Clock
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted ct the ONCE OF the ope
lousas Railroad Company, No. 50 Canal street, At The
Ferry Landing. the morning Of depgrture
g. W. r BAYLEY, Superintendent
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The amount of notes IN circulation is f23 ,524,-
735, being decrease OF ELL los and the stock
of bullion in both departments is e22 ,O45,
showing an increase of 1885, 30 when compared
with the previous return.
Subjoined is a comparison of the present posi-.
ton Of the Bank of England, and the prices Of
consols and French rentes with the corresponding
week of last wear:
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THROUGH LINE F0R JEFFERSON DIRECT
Days and . half TO Jefferson.
Leaves on TUESDAY, July 7th, At sP.N.pt
EOR JEFFERSON, shREVkP0Er
II Bayou Grand EcOTe, II. Maurice, COtle
ROrman'S, Barbin's and all way laudings-
passenger STEAMER Lulu ID j. NJ. g.
Flu ton, clerk, will lsave As shove Fo' ~
apply on board or % ZAP.
IVY WINBURN 4 LOPEZ
A. BRITfON a CCp'N1
P. S-The Lula takeJ freight q
lima BlUhs. IT,
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Leaves on TUESDAY. July It'll, at 5 =. -
EOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT,
III Bayou, Grand Bayou. Grand Ec0re. b. Maurice
Alexandria, Normanis, Barbin's. and all intsrmedis
ings- Thea No. passenger steamer
Lizzie Hopkins,
1T ROOTS, Master. j. W. LANCASTER
will leave as above. For freight or passage apply
or TO W. NJ. SURLS, l6 New Leves
WINBURR LORD, Sd Gravi
THROUGH LINE FoR JEFFERSON DIRECT
Days and . half 70 Jefferson.
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can people are kept in condition of i'm
povcr;shment, disfranchisement and disor-
ganization, in order to secure the triumph
of political party.
Among us they have succeeded in trans
forming peaceable and orderly society
into chaos. Powerless to arrest their
malevolent activity, we see them still SOW
ing dragons teeth over our devastated
country-impatient of the time when the
expected harvest of armed men shall spring
from the soil and join in headlong fight.
But others can do what we cannot. And
those who can control the political affairs
of the republic, now find that the restora-
tion of Southern peace and prosperity is
essential to their own welfare. They find
our poverty and distress contagious. Hun
dreds and thousands in every Northern city
are suffering on account of our sufcrings,
are beggared in our beggary. This is an
argument against radicalism to which it
can fabricate no reply.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
CHI A R ES TON s.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH IL, 1858
The Result In New Hampshire.

"New Hampshire gone to the devil by the
usual majority" Such was the brief dis
patch from one of our attentive special cor
respondents, which announced soon after
dark last evening, that the Radicals had
carried the Granite State. The reSllt will
disappoint many. The Democrats in this
instance had certainly strained every nerve
to achieve success; and, though their opro-
nents were known to be lavishing money
without stint in the canvass, it was yet
hoped that the fight might be won by the
friends of the constitution and a restored
Union. But the Radicals have not only
swept the State, but count their majority
by thousands.
This news will reassure the more timid
Republicans in Congress, while it will en-
bolden the leaders to push their revolution
ary measures with fresh vigor. To US of
the South it should teach the bitter lesson,
how uncertain are the currents of popular
feeling in the North, and that our deliver
ance, if it can only be accomplished by
general political reaction in the Northern
States, may yet be far distant.