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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-04
A SAD WoMAE.-We find the following in let.
ter from PhiIadeIphia to the New York Herald:

"A l9AD " OmAh.--NS ma the tOllONlng IN q i9ts
ter from Philadelphia to The New York Herald:
On Friday afternoon last, a young, goodIooking,
we'll dressed wOman-With life in her steps and fire
in her eyes-aErived-i in this city in the O'Clock
train from New York, III company with her little
son. child about five years old, and put up at the
Madison House. After supper, her child having
been put to bed, and the evening proving fine she
concluded to take a-walk. Hearing of the peace
tul character of Moyamensing, and Of the chival-
rOus conduct of It's young men towards pretty aud
unprotected females, her steps naturally enough
were bent in that direction. She had got as far as
South and Broad streets, when she met one of the
most eminent merchants steady, staid, substan-
tal looking Old gentleman, the father of al least
twelve grown up sons and daughters, and tie .liy-
ing, walking embodiment of the seven. cardinal
virtues. Her eyes had no sooner rested on this
form Of the old gentleman than she gave utterance
TO shrek after shrek, in the Deepest shrlest tones
of outraged innocence. A crowd soon collected
round the pair, the lady vOwing that she had been
logged, followed and iDsuted in the most outrage
GUS manner; and, Notwithstanding the old gente-
mans gray hairs, gold speeaclesy gold-headed
cane, highly polished boots, and well-brushed
broadcOth he stood in great danger of being rolled
in the gutter His trembling limbs, ast0nished
looks, and repeated declarations Of innocence OBJ
tanned no weight with the virtuous mob, and divers
threats and Oaths were launched at the head Of the
" d-sinner," etc. The captain of the watch soon
made his appearance and conveyed Susannah and
the Elder to the, station house. The gentleman
being known TO the captain as one of our Oldest
and most respectable citizens, he was permitted to
take his departure for home, on giving his word to
appear at the Mayors afiics in the morning. TO an
swer the complaint. Saturday morning cams-the
old gentleman was on hand--and, to his astonish-
ment and the captains astonishment the lady also
| made her appearance. She was taken aside pri-
vately and told that there must be some mistake
that no good could result in pushing ths4eOmplaint
and that if she persisted she would be bound
over to appear as witness, and if she could not
procure the necessary bail she would have to be
locked up. The last argument had its weight, and
she smiingly consented to forgive and forget, pro-
yided the old gentleman paid her passage to Bali-
more, to say nothing Of a small douceur for her
son being submitted to Mayor Swift, he very
properly and very promptly dismissed the case,
being perfectly satisfied that the woman had man
ufacured the whole story for the purpose of extort
ing money.
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e GARD.
A i. ugahInn ~ DL No EfE

A Ii persoBs wishing to procure our PIANO FORTEs
"A IN the NewQTieans market, either wi
without the lE3iian Attachment are il
formed that WIN T MAYO No 5 EampFT IN 81 ~ n
street is our dqy authorized Agent for thatI y
Cliy. and IL fully Authorized SELL Boston prices th
only freight and Bsuraucs added and to receive orders for
description of instrument utaciur by US leaving
optional with the purchaser reject the if
factory their arrival in hewOHeans Every instrument
sod above Is warranted BY and to be EXCHANGED,
without cost to the puTchaer not foun satisfactory after
trial Each instrument will in utqEs be accompanied with
an invoice at oar BOSTON Cash PRICES which may
be seen By EVEN purchaser il Inquired We have the
eEe4s'ys right and gre The oRly manuiqetuef in Boston
lecture the Seven, Octsye GRAND PIANO FORTES,
with and without the .Asgiian Attachment.
4. GILBERT & co. 400 WaShinEtDH st.
Boston, October a. 1648. fe I'm
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The HIBERNIA- The injury received by the
CunaFd steamer. Hibernia is much more serious
than at firstsuppOsed. She was found to have lost
fifty feet of her main keel Eight feet of ste aprons
and deadwOOds, the rock having penetrated the
bows ABOUT ten feet. It is.suppOsed she made fif-
teen tons Of water per minute - sufficient to have
sunk the vessel, if Eve minutes cessation Of the
injection pumps, BY which she was kept ffss, had
occurred. The mechanics were engaged on the
repairs every day and night after she got into the
deck a. New York, Some Of the bolts used by
Ihem in fastening the stem, keel and deadwoods
are eleven fssf long, and an ineh,and.a.half In
diameter. The expenses attending these repairs is
equal to about $1,000 per day.
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PEAOH TREES

TIVE subscriber has been great expense in procuring
J. ard packing, well assorted in bundles Of Is each, for
this Market a few thousand PEACH TREES, from IN,
one of the oldest and best Nurseries in NeWJ5rsy Gk3
These Trees aIe OF large growth, from six feet -
hgb one year from gratis Of the most approved kinds that
raised in the States Of Delaware and NewJerssy for the
Philadelphia AID HewYork Markets A Number Of then
have been carefully seected from the celebrated Orchard Of
Reeves y Rdgway near Wilmn gtOn, Del The greatest
las been observed taking them Om he ground with
their roots uninJufed' ana packing them that they
will arrive in excellent condition.
Any person wishing one or more bundles can have them
wei taken of their auiva here, by hLvug the
placed in theground, till they ready receive them.
They will pODabY arrive about the LIST Of December Or
deTs left at NO p Heva street will be promptly attended
ssp25 2m WIN. P. McLAEE.
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WtNE,-The Philadelphia Inquirer states that
in Berks county, Pa, about 5000 gallons of wine
are made per annum. In Hamilton county, Ohio,
there are 1000 acres of vineyard lands. Mr.. Long
worth, the great grape grower at Cincinnati, says:
II we want large crops, we must 60 to the fertile
lands ofNorth Carolina, where, from their famaus
scuppCTnupg, they make from 2000 TO 5000 gallons
per acre. This is truly miraculous. I havekaown
bunch of orr Catawba grapes to have $50 berries,
and weigh "a OZs. On the seuppenOng the Weld
isfrom to berries The price is in proportion.
We ado. no sugaf, and sell our wine from ST 90 TO
81 25 per gallon. They add 3 lbs.-Of sugar to the
gallon, and, strange to tell, make hook wine
(Which is a hard, dry wine) and sell it for 81 90
per gallon"
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CURRENT IN THE GUT OF GIBRALTAR.-A late
English paper states, that soms. cartO. investlsa-
tons have been for some time carried on N the
Gut Of Gibraltar, by NJ. COupyent-des- hols; Hs
has discovered the existence Of Q superficial cur
rent, flowing from ths Atlantic into the Mediier-
the Mediterranean into the ocean. He has also
ascerlained, that between these two currents there
exists a bed Of water which is in parlect raposs.
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a. HAMBUR ER1
NJ i RCH A Mt TAILOR,

- Opposite The F20rdRce H0pse
HAS hand and is constantly in receipt of large add.
j. tons Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES and VEsTIRGS, of the finest and latest
51n2ly h, friends aad The public with FALL and WIN,
TER CLOTHING, made in the best of The latest
Paris and Northern les and very easot able prices
Also 90 hand fine stock Of COthng, OF Paris and his
own manuiaetuR.
Also, fine stock of SHIRTS, CRAVATs etc.
Eb TermE-Cash and short time for approved city &C
CeptanCeF, al Am
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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON

FENhE Friends and Patrons Of the HOLBROOK 0YS-
= TER SALOON are respectfully III ~ y
formed that this well known establishment is K IN q
nov open for the Winter Season; and the NM "
pubic generally is assured that, heretofore, 3k%
ule pest QUALIFY Of OYSTERS will be served M the
proprietor determined that the celebrity Of his establish
may be heard ~ - 1855 0 jaw -
aaktU ior past avors, the proprietor trusts that his
6i oeG endeavOrs TO please the pubcmay guarantee to
n.-- q eonuhuanee OF that pnhle,s patIensga. sl5G
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CART. McCERREN INDIcTED.-Seyeral indict-
ments have been found at New York against Capt.
McCerren, i'll the matter of Miss Dickson. He APP
peRred in the Court Of Sessions, and gave bail in
the sum of $1,000 to appear and take his trial on
the charge. The case is one Of alleged violence
and attempt at seduction. Dickson was
passenger from Ireland in the vessel which Capt.
McCeren commanded. When the complaint was
examined before the Police Justice, great deal Of
doubtful testimony was produced against the young
wOman's character; but since, the most ample
proof has been brought from Ireland Of her unim.
peaehable correctness Of conduct,
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SADDLERY AND INDIA-RUBBER GOODS
Ga We have on hand large assOrt CTrES9YN
ElENA ment OfHH kinds of fSss&41AS45
SA2& India Rubber Goods, --l1TsFs ~ MA
suitable for persons going to ---alA 49,
California, such Beds, Pillows, Blankets Ieggins
gloaks Pouches Water Tanks and Bottles DInkin Cups
Bags, India Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
ALSO
3 complete stock of SADDLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS, atWhoesae and Retail at the Lowest market
prices ~ Country Merchants and Ssddlers can be s1p.
piled with every article in our line. ~ Orders put up
with care. j. A. HORTON SEQ,
au7 dGW bS Common st., and IL Canal St
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-
'F'HE subsehrr has eoaagly on hand a good assoTt,
l. meat Of Pt ANO FORTES, from the -
best mahgtsgtaEe5 q, The United States
&s2l GUITARS, FLUTES, ACCQRsN ii "a n s
DElabs fHlLIhG, etc, eie, SHEETV v ~ "
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS i9i az instruments
constantly received as Published. He would
SpseiDly inform his friends tbs friends OF M Chat Horst
and the public, that be has made ARRANGEMENTS with Nh
Charles HO take charge of The Musical Department Of
his store and both solicit continuance of the many avoH
which they have heretofore received.
g In u. A. TYLER, 80 Camp st.
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ns- The steamer Jamaica was burned at AsRs
ark, N, U.s. not at New York
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&c. RETAIL GROOBRs.
LOT Of very Superior and Yellow St Louis BUTTER
"A in large kegs suitable for the retail ade now andine
from steamboat Tuseumbia Also, to arrive, a lot Of small
keg Batter aud peTiOf Iowa Butter, For sale BY
rs w, L, CUSHING, ~ GIaviel street,
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CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

T3 Camp st. NJ. BARN EFT 40 Camp st.
HAS now hand and is constantly receiving large
IL and magnificent assortment of FINE Ready Made
CLOTHING, all of which being his fagture en-
able him to sell as cheap any other abshmen of the
kind in the United States. City Wholesale Dealers and
County Merchants respectfully invited to call and
anime for themselves Every gaLm nj q. finished in supc
nor style, and WILDE sold al the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES. The following is a limited list of Clothing
on hand
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Frocl Goats;
Black Brown and Olive Sacg and Palstots,
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and PHletois;
Brown Dahla and Olive Dress and FrOck CCaig;
Superior LlRht Brown OyeTc1ats;
Black and Blue Cloth (full cTce) ChOaks;
Extra Fine Black DOssku Pants
. Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants;
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants;
Snpeffine Check Tweed Pants;
BLACK Mixed and Fancy Satinet Pants:s
Black and Feney Satin, CRshrners and Cloth Vests;
Black and FBncy Embroidered Casgme Vests;
Super White Satin Bail Vests;
White Mar eilles and Fancy Vests, etc ste.
Sim rs BARHETf I3 Camp St.
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.addIe, Harness and Trunk REanUfact0rT.

TOHW WILLAN, No. ~ ST. CHHRIFS Sfreat
- Corner Of GirOd stEeet), respectfully informs O.
the citizens OF New Orleans and Planters of Lou A
isiana, that he is prepared to manufacture and -
furnish all articles in the above line, and has
CHrfS Astantly on hand a good assortment Of AID
f44AA=a=k4Q LES, BRIDES, MARTINGALES.
-yiT1fAA l9 ENWHlPS, SPURS, and HAHN ESS of
go AzAaA9every kind MILITARY SADDLES,
HOLSf Frs, PACK.SADDLES VALISES and HOB.
BLES--all which will sell as low those who import
them aud warrant them be az gOOd-Whe they are all
Of the CRESCENT CITY manufacture
x Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished at
'Ggs REPAIRING attended to with neatnoss and
diBDatoh. iyig6m
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AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON &RESTAURAT,

1A@AIlEAAN<@N OYSTER SALOON & RESTAURAT,
TTyEIF ,,,,,-..gN NO al ST. Charles ST
yai,tS Gu 1 puzzle that he has thoroughly re. - -
p Eyiii 49, anu repaired has establishment and
wan wy - ~ ~, Shet decomposition MOns yzA
@ n TSastLE 3e alterations and Improvement In the
facii,tsss bbSpsseIment attording much greater
serve ~ patrons With every thing in his line in WA me-
queu ny any hestauTat IN the city He has made
ments tor 4 constant supply of OYSTERS @N
nom tis Sh2ieeSt beds OF the Gulf and the ~ fRl
= .srNrsls. with thebest Steaks Chops NS3RssV
FISH, GAME. ETC. together with &C.,
49, delioaoy to be procured in The NsWA yIssIys
markets The Bar will be supplied with Wines AMI III
quOr Porter Ale etc. Of the very beat brands caT-iT
selected His cooks and walters will be second 10 none II
the city and he viii be found always at his post to ee that
his patrons receive prompt and polite Attendance IN sh
he viii every sEsrOn to Tender his Saloon wdtby tS
sep9 6m JAS. CASSIDY.
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THE PUBLIC sraSpectfully Informed that the splendid
! BATHS recently erected on EXchange Alley, corner
Of Benvle street, Ia operation. The Bath Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are well lighted
and admirably ventilated expense having been spared
By the proprietor 10 make them complete in all their details
The proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
Is now erecting Bath Rooms on CONT STREET, near
the corner Of DAUPHlNE the site formerly known IS
the NepOuy Baths which, when completed, will excel 10
magnicence establishment Of the knd this CITY
and where HOT, COLD SHOWER, YAP0R AND
MEDlCATED BATHS can be had at all times from
Bath Twenty-Five Gents. jya0 Sm
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WELD d CO., 70 Camp Street,

Il A. TYLER, 80 CAMP street has now on hand and
II viii be constantly receiving Fine Watches Of -,
kind of the best manufacture in Gold and 4a
Silver Gases; Guard and Vest Chains Seals aud aIas
KEYS Pens and Pencils; Gold Thimbles Brooches aia
Bracelets Finger Rings, Earrings and NeokieoeI M an
the fashionable patternsi Silver Spoons, Forks Ladies
Cups NaCkn Rings, etc Silver plated CaslorS CRnds
Sticks. Trays Urns Beautiful manel Clocks and VASES
Rich Fans, Combs Work and Dressing Boxes Jewel IA
together with great variety OF FANCY GOODS PER-
FUMERY, etc. etc. s8ln
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FURNITURE. MATTRESSES, AND EuRN1sH

~ U NLtA llA4-aal7T5i al 4lLIVEIUU TIlItaI
n McCUTCHEON, 100 ST. CHARLES Street doom
~, above POydfas-Keeps constantly l7ssssgggl15ssss
hHud a good assortment of NEW ~ -
AND SECONDHAND FUHAI- 81
TGRE, CuTed Hair and Moss NJ 81 ~
ERASSES, made of the best Materials which he Is dis
posed to sell low be bought at auction for cash.
REPAIRI NC of Furniture and Mattresses, aad all kinds
of JOBBING done short notice. aud BY the best work,
men FnmituTs packed moved and shipped with
e5E New and Se00ud -hspd Furniture bought, etc.
iYls BIN u. Mn(NITCHEON. l09 Ct ChaEes 81.
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QOPARTNERsHIE

NOTICE The cOpartnershp heretofore existing between
IN Doctors PEARSON & ANFOUXi is this day, by mu;
tual dissolved Apersons indebted to the firm will
please call and settle, Dr. Pearson Office and residence,
No. BafOnRe street. JAMES PEARSON,
Per pro NJ. HUNTIEGTON,
New Orleans, Sept. u, 1919 If THO. ANFOUX.
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The WINNEBAGoEs.-The VYinnebago Indians,
discontinued with the home which had been as
signed them by treaty, recently left and attempted
to make their way back their old hunting grounds
Capt. Paigekin command at Fort Smelling, on the
fequisitien Of Gov. Ramsey, marched g company
'of men to intercept them and drive them. back
When the troops approached within mile of their
encampment at Rice Lake, the Indians fed, and
Says the ST. Louis Republican, they have pro-.
badly returned to their lands.
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NoTIoE TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
WRQUGHF AND CAST IRON SUGAR PANS
w of assorted sizss from B5 TO 50 inches.
Also, Two Vertical CATTLE SUGAR MILLS-R0l.
les5ox22 and 1894 inches, with coupling for wooden
sh9tn and extra wheels, for sale by
q sRd&W J.. Y, DE EGANA, ~ BisRyils st,
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Nope1nber @Lerliom. Ganeibates.


VI = eflIIS 4
n z sE2 p shsEf E@' oss3 Please sH2oqqgs
ensuing so'tOR in November 9s1ubsot Wig
Convention. su2 MANY FRIENDS,
6 81 hI5 6a II LG9ls o sR ss g. Ct 81 s
ib 1cieat and mannerin which be has
raaoy lyi5 5EEE asSRSG1,i SdF iS4'i sl
For Assessors
pt:s2 FoT g Wells Of
E1fs MI D F e. he eeg g be hed tp sh No
'Tset'' from The River o Jqason street. So
r6 95 AgsfSeSS9 HPEs Ed Geseen Please snnounce
Dc Election IN N5SsmteT next ~ s 9 Gs 4gI9ns
and selling landed property coags5on- 5 evident eunsny
would perform The duty in an efficient manner BE- vii
The District extends from the middle Of Pen.i Iis and
s1 doTg 5 le mdd, Of until strikes e Canal
~ For Assess OR ANUS TURNER ia Can.
to oa ,e .ss.'0 Of ' Third N'Pe'ea''s D'n't0m J y
kas9 For Assessor; = .hegsrs Editors: Please an.
9Sun9e Pr A. F.ENGELIIARpr, Compiler d - Raj Ee
Of State Assessor for tie Third Representative Duc Of NeWo
auao' IS $50 SOME PRoPERqYHoLDERs.
3 FL r. Aso 4 is 4ss DAR Sa Can
For COLLECTOR:
p Et Day e Gc&e dlss KY go re az &
auao "FAUGH BALLAGH"
TICK Eor gt9ef9tor Please JOHN s.
auto NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
t19- For. ooileotOr-JOHN Il. BURROUGHS. the
present Coecto Of State Taxes for the Fiat Repsenas'
% is Candidate for TeelooOn The SIN u next y31
tx EoT Oollector;-We are authorized to announce
SOHN z IAlDk Candidate fer Tax Collector tde Fs
Represents alive District q The City OF hoWOneana. iygz
e. For Osllector-T. B. HEARTT "a a Candidate
O Third E1Ysf
comprised between Canal aud Julia and IN
WOO - and respectfully socit the sufages 1e eope ~
ensuing -iS1'iyn " LNyEelDeis 1e4s' au7
~ For CoIecter,-PETER KEENAN, sasCspdfd
q 10 me Office OF State Tax COeeoror the Third
OisIi'' - ssp26
~ For OolleeteF--The undsrgigned 0he present Col
sct respectfully soIct the Eu1ges he people geeT
be hele II November for the office Of Tax
O9s1or I2 the Ahrl Representative District. A. W. SCATEs
B. The District 10 embraced between Canal and Julie sests
uls Aai''i'Aippl River and tn AelaiFis Ridge ly9
p Y For State Tax Coneetor, 1i5ssrs Editors :.
fsate a1nouEes ANDRES kERkhAN a Candidate for ths
ce o. State Tex Collector for the Third Representative district Of
Ofeans T District embraced between Canal and Julia sts
and from the Assppi the etsire Ridge EctGn on he
5th November tyl4 Z MANY VOTERS
e. 7 EoT 0olleetoE Hessrs. 5diOTs Please an
qnunce THOMAS hchEON, the present incumbent as Candidate
re once Of Collector Of Satn Taxg the Fourth R. pesee
i've Decentralization 5h November NJ Tie Dsrict /.
within Cana and st. Louis srsshe Mississippi River
~ Nv -1'll'l L a %
For Justice OF the Peace;
. ~ For Justice Of the Peaos- HE,ss,s y7s5,o-.-.
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~ For Olerk-HENRY D. KELLY is a candidate
for Clerk OF the Second District CocT aths election 10 be IN
Noteihgef he1. Z ~ap6te
EB Thomas o. Poole the present Clerk of the Second
District Court Candidate reelection, Eectb On ~
bh Of November next, and viii be supported b. The - "
APS VOTERS CT The PARISH OF ORLEAEs
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The Sioux LANDs.--Governor Chamber passed
through st. louis few days since, on his way to
Minnesota, where he is to join Governor Ramsey in
The treaty arrangements with the Sioux Indians,
for twenty million acres Of lands owned by the lat
ter, north Of the St Peters. Tbs Government at
washington seems to have anticipated the views Of
Governor Ramsey,-Of Minnesota, who, in his late
message to the Legislature of that Territory, saws
Next in importance towards facilitating the
settlement Of the Territsry,I would rank the pur-
chase Of the Sioux Indian country west of the
mississippi river, from the Iowa line north of the
Matab river, which is the south boundary of the
Wlnnebago country-addipg as the western boun-
GARY OF speh purchase line down due south
from the lake at the head Of Long Prairie river,
Ibis extensive, rich and salubTi0us region would
open new inducements for the enterprise Of our
eountrymen; for it is considered equal in soil to
any portion of theFalleF of-the MssissiDpi and in
healthfdness it is probably superior to any part of
the American continent, 1t is known to be- rich in
mineral as IN soil s sufficiently timbered, being
traversed by hundred miles on its western border
by a hard wood forest some forty miles in width
Is watered BY of the finest rivers Of The north
west, such as tie Minnesota or ST. Peters, the Blue
Earth, the Osakis, tbs Root river and others and
Is bespangled with beautiful lakes in every dirsc-
tion To the eye of the observer It presents a
charming minghng Of high rolling praires and GEN
tie Slopes wooded hill tops lnXuriant natural mea-
dows, and an abundance Of the purest water; and
feel a conviction that this country once thrown
open TO settlement, would be peopled with rspil.
ify exceeding any thing in the history Of western
colonization. IwOuld therefore press strongly upon
the Legislative Assembly the expectancy Of memo
EalHmg Congress upon the subject"
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First District Court.
Second District Court:

~ For Qlerk-We are authorized TO announce Mr.
LFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate for collection to he ofcc
Clerk o. the FT District Court The ensuing election on I'd