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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-10-25
LIST OE l. ETTEHS.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining at the
Post Office, 1T. Smelling, Sept so, le49.
Alexander Mrs NJ 4 Lowery Mrs f vi
Briggs 4 } Lewis DIR VIM 2
Breurtcin julius LUmIey John
Bureand Mons Jean Lynch Thos II
BraiIy Cbas McNuIlon Hugh
Bruce Col Amos j Mansucr Chns
Blake Edward Esq Mason JOHN Mex
BooteS 1t. l. ~ 5 ANehiy 1t. L i
ClanHn Jacob Mobiles Rev Le,nuel
Cannon Hugh Otto G.
Canron Peter Perry Thomas
C0nvcrs Wn Parle Thomas
Chapman . z Esq Roorback Uriah
Doe Hilton Reese Bennett
Edwards David Radtord 1t w
s'oylcs James Scott Gilbert
Fisher los 5 Sullivan Mortimer
irish Elijah Spencer Mrs {
Grant Geo N Stroll Levi
Gordon VIM b Schriner Jacob
Hall Mrs Cyrus Sparks Mrs Theresa
Howard q { Shunard DIR
Hall Ii G, U.S.A. 3 Turner DIR L 5 4
Hatch IA.J.P, CSA Turner Chas
Heath 1t. H'y ( 81 Turner Robt
Jones Grcenhury Taper Chauncey
La Point Charles Wells Geo w 2
+. STEELE, p. NJ.
TT. Smelling, Sept so, % St.
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Fires in New York and Williams
bursh, Oct, Ist, p. MA fire broke
out Friday night, the 25th ult. 200 cows,
Is horses, and , persons persisted IN the
flames. 1t was the work of an incendi-
airy.
Judson's wife has her divorce granted.
On Saturday night fire occurred at
Williamsburgh, which destroyed timber,
SC. worth SlfO,0OO, and three houses,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-10-25

A DouBrFUL CoMPLrMENT.-To
please the Irish, Victoria (sinc her visit
to Ireland) has given to the Prince Of
Wales--the heir-apparent TO the throne,
the title of Earl of Dublin.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-10-25

TIE CHICAGO PREss-CGn This be so
The Chicago Commercial says that it is
such hard times for the newspapers III
that city, that ''the Chicago Democrat
is the only one that receives sutfi-
cient patronage to defray the expenses
of the earliest news, and keep out OF
debt"
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NOTICE TO rEE-EMPTION CLAIM
ANTS

Every person entitled to the right Of prescription
TO any of the lands. within the townships above
enumerated, is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver Of the
proper Land O1icc and make payment therefore as
soon PRACTICABLE after seeing this notice, ard te
fore The day appointed for the commencement of
the public sale Of the lands cmhraciug the tract
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
]. BUTTERFiEiD,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office
oct Is 2 If
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-10-25

DaN'L NOBLE JOHNSON.
Attorney at Law and Land Agent,
UiNolc R!u r, Wisconsin,,
VRTiLL promptly attend to all business en-
W trusted TO bis care. Particular attention
given to locating land warrants, entering, securing
prescription cluinls and all ether business CON
nccted with the Willow River and Saltwater
Land Offices.
REFERENCES:
His Excelency Nelson Dewey, Gov. Wis.
Hon. Ihos Mc.,ngh, Sec, Of State.
g Isaac r Walker, L. :. Senate.
" j. Diane Doty, II Of II, L >,
Gil. Slaughter, ESQ, Rec MI Point L.. O.
Moses Gibson. Esq Willow River.
Hon H. II. Sibley, Minnesota.
Oct is 26tf
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NOT ICE

IS HEREBY given that the partnership
heretofore existing heiween p. Choujeau, ir.
& co. of ST. Louis, II. II. Sibley, II. Nj. Rice
and Sylvanus Is. Lowry, under the name and
STYLE of Northern Outfit, inc!a'Ihg Sioux
Outfit and Winnebaeo and Chippewa Out
fit, s hereby dissolved by consent Of The
parties The liquidation of the amounts
properly due by said business or co-part-
nership, as well as the general adjustment
of all matters appertaning thereto, will be
attended to by said II. H. Sihley.
Z: CHOUTEAU, Jr. S CO.,
Il. II. SlDLEY.
ST. Paul, Oct. ~, 1919.
Prairie du Chen Patriot, Gaiepa papers,
Gazette Burlington, |. aud ST Louis Repub-
lican and Union, please copy. no XIV SIN.
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Permit me to take this occasion TO say
that have hitherto maintained neutral
position SO far as national politics were
concerned, and had hoped that it would
not be considered necessary to agitate
that question in our Territory, for the
present at least; but it is evident that
party lines are already virtually drawn.
Having been elected to Congress by
an undivided vote of the people, without
reference to the distinctions of Wing or
Democrat, my actions as Delegate will
be controlled by that fact, and you viii
not of course expect me to depart from
my neutrality in that particular
But | may be allowed the privilege
accorded to every private citizen, OF
stating my individual sentiments am
a Democrat of the Jeffersonian school,
and as such stand ready at all proper
times and places to take my place under
the banner of the party. 1t is especial
I lv proper that | should define my posi-
ton now, as a false statement has been
circulated about that was Wing, and
elected as such.
am, gentlemen,
With much respect,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

SAVANNAH AND NEw YoRK.-The fine steam
ships Cherokee, Capt Lyon and Tennessee, Capt
Collins, which connect with the mail line and run
regularly between Savannah and New York. make
this route at the present time very desirable be-
tween this city and New York. The passage be-
tween Savannah and New York is made in the
same time it is from Charleston, giving as pleasant
variety Of travelling from New Orleans as one
could desire, The steamer Sunny South leaves
Mobile on Thursday evening, and passengers leav.
ing here on Wednesday, morning. viii reach Sa.
yannah in tims to take the steamer which leaves
there Wednesday morning. Mr.. McGiboney, the
general agent At the St. Charles Hotel, viii give
any information required
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81. 80 e. II go 80. b.



Capl. Williams q The brig 3 soule, which ar
rived hers gesterisy from Havsna, confirms the
account given BY Capt DoWnsF. plot Of the Trent,
about the easy condition Of the great abducted.
Capt Williams received the same information as
Capt Dewner, from The American Consul Gen.
Camphell Ray was satisfied with bis POSITION and
had gone there ca his own accord. Capt Williams
saw Cen Campbell "a board Of the Andrew Ring.
Tie p Sehle ieii Hava0a on The 28th July,
which was lsat Saturday week. We DO not know
ebe dry fhs sailing Of the Trent but it was either
the same day, Of the day previous.
We wonder whether the abdnctonists win be.
liave Capt Williams. They are very hard to BE-
persuaded, Of any thing which contradiots theii
pet theory that something awful has been done
il they could only find out what. But in tllis ata
dnction affair, they must give il up. and take al
patiently as they cam the rdicule they have worked
so hard to earn.
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or Ws ore obliged % Capt Williams, of.ths P.
SouIe. IoI lac Havana papars.

FIRE AND Loss % LIFE AZ ST. LOUIS by the
arrival yesterday Of the steamer Gladiator from
Cincinnati, We learn from Capt. Chenoweth, that
he was Informed 90 Cairo Of The destruction By fire
al 81. Louis, Of the steamers Mary Algoma, Dan
ube, Phoenix and San Erancisoo. No date ia
given. The steamer Mary had on board full cargo,
Of Aour for this port, and The Algoma had just ar
rived from the Missouri river with a full cargo
which had not been taken Off Both boats and
caTgDes were total loss. The San Franeisco and
Phoenix were only partially loaded. The DanDbe
had 20 cargo abroad. Capt. yantof the Algoma
persisted in the fames. The amount Of the loss
was estimated al sl50,0O0
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The crops are generally encouraging.

The BENTON PAPER AT BALTIMORE. - The
statement that Messrs. Curren and Flynn had asso-
ciated themsevesto start newspaper at Baltimore,
lnsupport Of Mr.. Benton for the Presidency, is con
tradieted by Mr.. Curen in card published in the
Baltimore Clipper. He says he has had no such
purpose, and has never been spoken to by Mr..
Flynn. He adds that the rumor was probably put
into circulation in order to affect his official position
at Washington, he being clerk in the Interior
Office. The design succeeded, for Mr. Curren has
received notice that his services are no longer
required,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

CRoFs IN MissssIPPi-Ihe following is an ex-
tract from letter dated Rodney, August 3, 1919;
The crops "a this Hsghborhpod have not improved since
wIoe you last rain. and nothing alas have con.
veed with many Old aua observing paaser Who pfonouncs
mo eFopa very unpiomisng. have heard from Kinds and
hadnon oounta and they reported wons than in this
seehon Several plantsm have given up their oTopa and
turned N their cattle think would Be safe saying that
the cotton crop from this point will no so over twohirfoi
an aYeage crop. and will b month later in getting 70
market Should there be earl ros not muoh more ,han
bali full cr0p viii be made ,, .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

MAINE.-Dr John Hubbard, the candidate Of
the regular Democrats for Governor, has defined
his position (m reply TO an inquiry from the Waldo
Delegaton) in regard to the extension of slavery:
lst believe Congress to have entire constitutional ipys
of the United States. - - - ''Vt &c
3D. am opposed 70 Slavery in al lie bearings poorsl a.
ogl AND political and especially oppOtsd to is
90 would adopt oil eontituonh and equitable means 10
pteSsnt tns extension OF slavery into territories now fee
nopng, gentlemen, that this brief expose will meet vou
views, l am, with sentiments Of respect and regard
YOum Ions EVvna.1D
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

Or We have received from Weld e. Co., the
August number Of De Bows Commercial Review.
i contains 3 review by Mr.. Albert Stein of the
Report Of Dr. Dickson and Andrew Brown, on
the river Mississippi
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90 We thank the members Of the 'eBiloxi Re-
gatsa Club = for their invitation TO be present with
them on tomorrow, and hope it may be in our
power to attend
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

Da As The Rey investigation has lost nearly all
Its interest since the arrvais Of the Trent and p
Souie, we condense the proceedings Of the e1ami.
nation nov going on before Justice Bright and
Commissioner Cohen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

QUARANTINE AT CHARAHsToN. The South
erner from New York for Charleston, was stopped
a. quarantine, under the new municipal regulation
The officers and cabin passengers were permitted
Immediately TO 60 up to town, but the steerage
passengers were detained ;--an unjust discrimina-
tion, which exeites strong animadversion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

DISHONEST GovERNMENr CLAIM AeENTs.
Owing to tbs numerous applications and complaint,
Of claimants that agents and ATTORNEYS have ailed
to pay over their dues when collected the Second
Auditor Of the U. S. Treasury Department ~ e.-
~Onshed rule that no money will be paid upon
power Of attorney to any agent or attorney who
mas Deem charged, under circumstances to warrant
belief with Withholding money due 10 a claimant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

SFEcfE,--Ihe steamship Portland, arrived yes
teTday from Brazos ST Jago, brought sl5O,OOO in
specie, e order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

~ The Subscriber intends New York and other East
Cities per Falcon. THURSDAY ne vii be happy Gil
any SPECIAL Orders for PEPPER HangasI ihog, Furniture,
CaFpe,iag,
On hand, No. 20 CAMP sT1EET, good assortment Of
PAPER-HANGINGs, UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES, ETC.. which
he is selling his usual low pfcsp.
az Papers hung and Upholstery Wart executed.
aus stsdp Jos. ETTLR, % Camp ssrsst
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DEATH By DRowNING.-Mr. A. B. Collins, a
painter, but recently DagueTeotypist of Mobile
while painting the steamboat NArcissa on Satnr.
day morning, fell into the bay and was drowned
His body had not been recovered on MondaY night
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

A GREAT TRP.-Mr. Thomas, the supercago Of
the BaltimOre-buit ship Grey Eagle, which railed
from Philadelphia for San Francisco on the ID of
January, has returned in the Crescent City. He
has thus made the voyage around the Horn, spent
more than a month in California, and returned
home again, ell in the space Of less than seven
months,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

For THE RRaATTA At Biloxi on WRDNEsDkY. The
following splendid lieHmen will esve the Lakeend Of the
PontehRIan Rairoad to-day for Biloxi for the pu1pose
Of taking all who wih to witness the Regatta which takes
place at Biloxi tomorrow the California Capt Grin and
the Mobile, Capt Sutton, after the 9JS O'Clock NJ cars
and the Cen Taylor Capt Scott after the P a. cans and
wililaaVe Biloxi To- mprfovy evening nj ofctocN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

On Monday night 9Th in O'Clock, MICHAEL, Of
Michael and The se Alice Gerneu, aged nogha and days
The will place THIS AFTERNOON from the rasi
Of Bis ahs Of DeoTd street and Fvoh Circle At hall
O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

49, az Ciig Qf Jeel0 OrfsaNs-sliuniei
9esltH " ot-feIsonnily and appeared before me
49epa ~ oaneYai7 Alderman af The SIXTH Wand of the
iltt caatys duly commissioned and
Ss e US Eeaee Captain john Williams Of the BRIG p.
coNiq no BENG duly sWon deposeih and saith that he
eved from Havana this day hetwesn the hours OF one
ag tR9 eoek, p ~ that be left Havana the 18TH OF
Ast mar before bic departure he Gen. Campbell
us aiea ~ e Consul at The Port Of hayana when ne
Wei g f hH RICHTER Tie further states that BE then
lAt1lq ~ sud Gen. gan1nhaii that he had gone along.
us s 1ii. andrew King that be bad conversation with
Ate "a We name q aaF that he asked him how he
ae iaele thet the tad Reg told him that be hsd Arrived
4sen &4w Ofeepa On board tho schooner Mary Ellen
alt l1DQnnei that the said Gen Campbell ihen offered
w .e4a nm % any part Of The tnted States that he
M th1 me snd Key einted Dis ohr aud said that be-
wanted American Protection and was fliy rrfised Al
will iss-,, W., w W ~ ~
SEpln and subIarbsa this sih August 1879 before me-
". Al .-----.aA a Llalrl-- 80
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

ARREST OF CoUNFERFEITER. The Nav,
York City Police succeeded week before last in
arresting lat Troy notorious counterieiter. and
securing on his person an important couDtsrfei,
plate and large amount Of counterfeit money.
His name is Henry Miller. His residence 4 IN
Franklin county Vt, just on the borders of Canada
where he has for twelve or fourteen years been a
chief Of eounterfeiters. His arrest is considered
quite an achievement, as he is a man Of prodiRious
strength and CELEBRITY and has successfully
the officers before In this case number of Off
GERS waited for him at bridge near Troy, and
after desperate struggle succeeded in anestinp
him. They found upon him Sl457 in spurious
money, and he had with him printing ink, bank.
note paper and plates for bank notes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

Po1NT CLEAR,-This delightful watering place
comes in next for aqpaties sport On the 10Th
inst, Regatta is appointed TO lake place, and
from what we learn Of the preparations il will be
an exciting affair. The programme and conditions
fcrenlering viii be Published in isw days. Prizes
Of silver plate to the value Of $500 70 $500, will be
up for the vietors
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LOuisiaua Histrionio Association.

~ MRS JOHNSTON respectfully informs the Honorary Men,
Assocaon, her fendt tha her Benefit viii laks
place THURSDAY EVENING. August which occasion
performed popular Play Don GEAR DE BAZAN,
The admired Farce pf PLEASANT NECHBORs, with other
sHtsrtsinnsnin which vii acceptable the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

GEN. TAELoR's VIsIT NORTH, ETc.--The Bos-
ton Herald announces the arrival in that city of
Rev. CIV Denison, from Washington, delegate
from the citizens of the latter place. to invite Fa
tber Mathew to visit the seat of Government, and
adds =" Mr. Denison informs Us thar Gen TAYLOR
has about made up his mind to visit our city be-
tween the 81 and 10th of September, and that he
viii make Boston his first stopping place, after he
leaves Washington, whence he will proceed to-
wards the West 10 attend large Agricultural Fair
in New York. The President wishes 20 move as
quietly as possible, and desires to avoid collecting
people in such masses as to predispOse them 10 the
prevailing epidemic. With this view, he will make
no stop at New York, en- route eastward"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

The following letter and certificate from Havana,
though not legal testimony, may ssrvs to place
the Rey matter III its true lights
HAVANA. July g. 1859.
Day llEAR AND EsTEEMR9 FRIENu-l wrote to you yes.
tefaay pg the English seemer, ue alarmed about the
case 81 lfe e1nh Consul ia your place ID which hear
Capt Meponnsl y Implicated.
egteldaY afternoon when the English steamer had
aehqJ taken tho correspondence the American Consul
VINO Pad feen tod that theirs board Of the Amofcan
ns andrew Ring, Ga mani who had been brought BY the
1enoone @ ~ fen4 wsnt 10 the Port Wafens olice 10
get permit qud and whether The individual who
sas spQken of was the same pepQn whose mem
uonfa IN the newspapers OF New Oraaua.
mold from the American Consul himself that he had
9e q te quarantine that hesncke them with said ndi-
slaaa b presented hnsslf y him @ Juan Francisco ReJ,
na oecafed Ee1ag 70 said Consul who offered him pro.
fe9a that he had come Of biz own scoord on board Of
me MARY Een that he needed the protection offered
anq tnFt he would not 80 back % the United States
A could ontnn Certificate because the individual d
4ui ia qn9faune fbegeea The American Consul to send
~ the r Eoue acuton TO thu authorities Of New
Jeaaa The Consul told that was his intention TO
conn qniehte all ihat he had heard and seen
1efein incicsaa will fad two leltes for Mcdonnell
hlch haye leeevsd b. the Gray which entered yesfel.
1f nope the eaptain will have nothing suffer ii yOuT
place Is nnocs1t Of the infamous offence Of which Be
Your devoted friend, r. LEcUMHkRRf
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eE7- For oolleotor-T. b. HEARTT is a Candidate
tot Collector sate Taxes foE Che Ihrd heps.sns DlsS
wooH and respectfully soieih the uagea Of the people, - ne
ensuing Election in November, 1879. auf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

HEAVY DEFALCATIoE.-The Washington Re-
public says that Nathaniel DENLY, late temporary
Navy Agent at Mafseilles, in France, IS de-
taultef to the amount Of sl55,5Os as, and that
suit has been commenced against him for that
amount
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REWARD OF Police VIGILANcE.--Capt Forno
has handed US the Suboined letter, and requests us
to say he has received the sum therein spoken Of
The reward given by the underwriters for the vigil
lance of certain members Of the police in discover
ing and defeating attempts at ineendiariam is de-
servingly bestowed.
OFF1oE OF TEE BoARp. or UHpERwRIrERH.
New Orleans August 6th, 1879.
Capt. II. Ferno Captain Of the Night Watch
Dear Sir-In eonsidetaoE Of the vigilance and activity
displayed by the members Of the night watch, who dis
covered aud defended the attempts at incsndiAsm recently
made No s. Canal street. and at the corner OF Camp and
Canal Streets the Board Of Underwriters have appropriated
the sum Of two hundred dolan, 70 be shaSed squaly
amonE them.
have the pleasure hand the money herewith, and
ask Of the favor wsntyv dollars 70 each
Of the following watchmsn viz Lisnt. Busby, Mes,p.
Hays, Fuller and Hasen, in the int named case; aHd
Msssrs Pen0n, Hand Lane and Reed in the other Hsys
the EoodueES the time present TO them the thanks
Of the Board for the prompt and efficient in which
they discharged their duty the referred to-
Very respectfully youn.
w CHkrBERs SsoTstnTy.
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on The Sea Serpent having avoided Newport
this season, an inventive genius manufactured one
and having submerged ir, cut iis mooFings when
the beach was full Of bathers Such a fashionable
stdHaPsde was never teiore witnessed. Many ladies'
and gentlemen found themselves in the wrong box,
searching for their hRbiliments The sea monster
was proved % be The hose Of a fire cnnnanv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

Auction sales This Day.
Thomas j. Spear will Ss IA O'Clock At Banks Arcade
A pair Of Horses and Carriage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

WINS, BRAED1Es. &o.-Thoss in want Of choics
Liquors Wines, &c. for family uss for city OF plantation
are referred to the advertisements Of Messts Burrows o.
trom' No g Natehez street, who have very complete
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

RED RivER.-The Caddo Gazette of the Cd
says The suffering and loss Of properly oceasoned
by the overflow Of Red river viii be unprecedented.
Dr. Bennett win sustain clear loss Of some twelve
or fifteen thousand dollars Hisentire crop viii be
totally ruiueds Mr.. Austin, who can i'll afford to
brook so great damage, will suffer an irreparabIe
loss to bis brickyard, having already been forced
to abandon it. Many others we could mention,
but the injury to property and plantations is too
great to particularize The distress and ravages Of
the overflow must be immense above this point.
Tops Of houses, wood. fence rails, and various
kinds Of stock, have been swept past our city by
the mad, frothy- crested current
The Natchitoehes Chronicle Of the 4th speaks as
follows Of the river at that point; Since our last,
the river has risen about two feet every twenty
four hours. It is now extremely high and rising
rapidly. The greatest alarm prevails among our
planters Already vast quantity Of property and
much Of the growing croplias been or viii Be de-
siroyed. few feet more rise, of which there is
every prospect and this beautiful valley will lose
almost its entire crop. The prospect is appalling .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07

Or We are indebted 10 Capt. Place, Of the PORT.
land, for late Brownsville papers.
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OLYMPIc THEArRR.-The Drama Of The Bear Hunt.
eTs andthe Spectre Bridegroom is the bill Of fare at
the Olympic this evening