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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

tS DIR. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist,
Auisi SC continues devote ms attention especially to
Diseases OF the Eve and Ear from To o'clock daily al
The same Offices he has occupied for the last POI
Broadway. entrance H. WauenSt. where can be had hS
Treatise ON the Eve" prlco 30 cents Also, Artificial
Ewes and his Self Acting Bye and Ear Fountains.
iell 6tsMW&k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

IN the Country for which V r. PALMER Is the accredited
Agent embracing the most widely circulated journals O
the whole region whence custom desired are daily re-
cered at the Agency He authorized to make contracts,
and receipts regarded by has principals payments
safe and judcons system therefore, be adopted by
those who choose 70 avail themselves 0f the opportunity
which this Agency affords for choice selection Of the pa
pers adapted % the respective pursuits OF advertisers
To Seminares Colleges and public institution generally
as well merchants manufacturers &c the Agency pre-
SCENTS ready safe and medium for advertising
and subscribing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

GENrLEMES's SUNMER HAIs-L - ~
Pine and Nassau sts ,eyeSs sv beaver Hat for
Sur er wear Manufactured from .e md 6aeaes- Of
lect Of fur Of eKceehng NTn,n white and drab
49,, ~ yh several other styles Of tuT straw
and Pansms Has' ao'' RAD cor Pine and Nassau sts
I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.


r. LEARY e. Co., LEADERS and nitro
duc,rs Of fashion for Centlsmen's Has, D. ana es n
Hs,tse, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

SHRINKING. Goods of every fabric and
description. any quantity, shrunk and done up (ac-
cotherS Sc moderate rates the best style, and NJ
st near Nassau iel8 4tW&F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
rY Dr. PHIsxEv's VEGETABLE FAMILY

-, s-,. scken or leave the bowels cosiYe, blt
- go .,5 natural state For sale wholesale ti1 reti
by A b " oASDs' i'' "a emW&S'
cen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

10 +. Ill. SMITH offers for sale at l9l
Front MP stairs doors below Futon-st general as,
sortmen of FIREWORKS of the best quality, ut reduced
prices which being Il his own manufacture can cohden'
be warranted Also Fire Crackers az the lowest market
rates Dealers and others invited TO examine the STOCK
jel3 lSts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
~ The celebrated cheapest Carpet rs

Ut CCltDi@ND' 1907
DrpSosSs Is the Jns@t popular the city one IN
1Isnt aure in thai famous establishment IS the very
,ooderate pr,ces affixed beautiful ThIee-pIy patent
T,pes,ry and Ingram Carpets Hearth Rugs floor
Windoy Shades Table Covers, 20 II Is truly asserted thA
purchasers save at least u per ceA y fA0s d - Do"''
SILKS, &c. AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-HITcH-
COCK * IEADBEArER s47 Broadway cor Leonard-s nave
reduced their prices the balance Of their stock ana are
selling off their Silks, Grenadines, SIX Tissues bareges
Fouard Silks French Mushns Barge de Lanes &c &c
very cheap
TgE Crisis Has ARRIVED Yes, the
time hos come when cheapness and economy have carried
the day against all opposition and among those VINO are
Teapng golden harvest by the triumph is the manuiac-
fuTer Of the cheapest boots and CATERS in the cJoNES
IA Ann-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
w. POWELL, OculiSt


~ FowLERs & WELLS, Psychologists
and Publishers Clinton HAIL. 1871 Nassaust near the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

BARNum's MusRUm.-This is great day
for families Javelh ~ perform Of his miracles on
the Tight Rope this afternoon, and mothers prefer
taking their children 10 places Of amusement in the day
time there will be crowd of tie younger branches at
the stars of the corps dramaQue all IN the programme
for this evening" and the Happy Family" see company all
lone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

ABOLITION AND SECESSI0N-
Let abolish the bOthering bed bugs,
Let s cause all the rats to Secede
Lets eKpatTlate ants, moths and reaches,
And Kill all the yermlnOuS breed
Very good, friend but how shall we do II
How bansh these manifold ills
WHY, merely step over to LyOnS
And purchase his Powder and Pills.
Depot tog LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills. 42i Broad
Unv lel6 Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
A PuN DAeuERREoTypEp.-Somebody

serves R0oT, the DagueneoypSt uP IN the following man
Why the building, 1913 Broadway like tree and
unlike tree IL is like tree because it has Roof and
II unlike tree because the Roof Is at the top where
produces fruit the shape of the cheapest because the
best, DagucrrcotypeS IN the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Railroad Accidsnts.-T passenger train on the
Lewistown Pa) Railroad ran into freight train
at Huntington, on the 10Th July, and broke one Of
the baggage cars to pieces. The baggage master
had his leg broken and was otherwise seriously in
jured, and passenger on his way to Altooner had
his skull badly fractured. The engineer and fire.
men on the passenger train saved themselves by
jumping off
collision also occurred on the same day near
Shin Hollow, between gravel and freight train,
killing one man and seriously injurng others. The
two engines were smashed up. The passenger
trains were detained several hours BY the occurrence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

The Wings Of NeWYork and the Compromise
We are much gratfed to find the following in that
able and patriotic paper the NewYork Exprsss:
Strange as it may sound to say it, we do not
believe that there 10 any opposition in the wing
party of this State that amounts to any thing
against the compromise bills! The remarks Of
Mr.. Senator Fish, before the State Society of the
Cincinnati, find favor on all sides among The wings
OF NewYork, without a single exception that we
see, in any wing, even quasi wing abolition press.
This is very gratifying, more especially to journal.
lists such as we are, who now nearly year age
started with the principal Of aequisscing in the
compromise, and of considering it final settlement
of the practical slavery issue.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

A Double Case Of Conference.-The. White.
sey, the General Agent Of the National Monument
Society, acknowledges the receipt Of contribution
of one hundred dollars, from clerk in the Second
Comptroller's office, towards the erection of the
monument. The money wss enclosed and sent to
him in letter, through the Post-ofics, anony-
mously signed, las small compensation for SER
vices rendered out Of Office hours" The gift was
prompted by conscientious feeling that the clerk
was entitled to remuneration. But it seems that
the conscience Of the clerk would not permit him
to apply the money to his own use for in letter
to MI. Whittlesey he says: Being paid by the
Government salary for my official services, and
believing that the tendency Of public officers taking
pay from individuals for attending to official bust
ness out Of office hours would be corrupting and
dangerous do not feel At liberty to appropriate
the money to my own use. Therefore appropriate
the ,ns an s,e aoGs to
memorate the distinguished services and character
Of the Father Of his Country. Wash. Republic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Secession Doctrines Promoting Home Production.
The Telegraph notes with much pleasure the in.
PRODUCTION into the Columbia market ofhay grown
and harvested III South Carolina. This is regard.
ed as first fruit of non-inlercoune, arising from
designed secession. 1t can scarcely be doubted
that Southern independence depends more upon a
development of Southern resources than the form
alton Of a Southern confederacy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06
"a - 81 :ass - FIT ffRGssis.i ''''
SHERMAN'S
7 R Y! Y s s
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL KFRECr A PERMANENT
u U R

IT, This TEua sutBslv difsssnt from al sGhsus h Sgn
ed psncipisof Sedeq oeaseSsentIy saecs alt
O. vssess Minds 6sssssd5ss Is - f. - -
natura beng Comparatively light q lad Rppt.s; on 8
nss thereby adosdns sselFiiy q 81 TINES. evss und q
%e' = yss s sSsr S... By n,s w; t:a Y e
daas. Of etsns9stlon. any eshes psinfs! dnssses
very common PRACTICE fus persons aicasf with Hernia
y select fSu. and apply 70 thenssya 1t bad and
Sndsr..s.d Anaaomy and ere i.ri.r with shs nature g
injarous dos suit The foFm Of Ruptuss apped %
lnd H9s gs1g,slX hsasd Thssss. have concladsd q
q ny onos, ~ 81: CHAatns sTsEsT. Newt !esnh =,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Important Sale Of Railroad Bonds.-The Presi-
dent Of the New Albany and Salem Railroad Com
pany, Indiana, has effected sale of ten per cent.
bonds to the amount Of one hundred thousand dol
lars, 70 parties in Great Britain, at premium Of
ten per cent.
The work on the road is pushed forward az ra-
pidly as circumstances will admit. The cars will
be running to New Albany on before the first Of
September.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

- selling or to CIsse 11siasss. -
- Mr.. CAMPBELL corner or ro,a... ~
-. ssss e : s ssss <: .s s Il: a.
x = ~ e q: ss g
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@ CT, Y 2. CO. 9: LODI 81 91,,. ,, !,
Esp.stisiy w ~ |. s.i - s..:s
s5 y, s' :. ~. :: .ss., q En- 81
IL L; =: ~ :ss:! !: Z. ' T.
q ys % md i s:S,sa
a; Ia: ::
MCLIrsE sTAnLEs.
b nt,s s.r.s.. opp..s. Gnias he = M -
i'm = e. sS. a.. H.: e ). ma
LIE 49,, q: = - rs q e ss. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

NEW ORLHANss July IL lB6l.
Samuel Reynolds, Ess No. ia Grausr as4s't'
Dear sr; take this opportunity Of expressing you my
sincere thanks and rendering grateful edgmsu
for the great benefit have received from Of
Two CANCEHS on right hand which, hsFpy state
nssr or quite WE'LL and they have the appearance bne
thoroughly eradcaisd; and truly thankful that the
under which bAse 90 los laborvd ceased Ny pen made
qua express the dssrs suffering bad expsrienced
last two particularly Of the long thirty ysar thus
Afflicted a. all who know testify. last year Gtet
operated on me for some month"; aud pronounced
as giving me slight foretasteo of pmga,oyJ Joyful We.
at this deesion SO desirous rid Of
the we'll known and hated Of pain
long period But Judge disappointment spIus
they rsturnsd In much worse form than they before Dr.
Gilbert treated and pronounced them men, applied to
but believe With little hope relief your hands, fasr
Dr. Gilbert In whom had placed much confidence failed
effect curs But told that you could my hand and
that speedily and also that would
you have fulfil promise satisfied
know what medicines perform
feel their efficacy And for appreciate your candos
vsrancs and vatchiulnss and especially inspiring
patient with oouhdsncs for had BEEN this should hass
submitted 70 the amputstion Of my But thanha to hind
Proncs and for your valuable ssrvces that ,hs or
tune avertsd- my hand cured. - ans IS .sal
Very respectfully obliged and obsdlent servant
iy1s In JOHN r HOYT Halter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06
NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MoRN1Nc, AUGUST 8.

!, Dangerous H. johnson wss remsnded
by Alderman Hawthorn yesterday = dangsrou'
and suspicious character % was William Higgins,
but upon somewhat better grounds. Nj. Csrpef,
who arrested Mr. Higgins, says that smcng ether
acts Of daring, Mr.. Higgins. 1t the hour Of ten
O'Clock ON Monday night, threw stones innumer.
able" at any quantity of persons thsn walking on
Delord street. Several window lights were
walked into BY the same agency; woman was
hit with . brickbat and a. the charge stated, Mr..
Higgins used obscene and. vulgar language
therefore was Mr.. Higgins dealt with Is the peace
and dignity ofthe State demanded. e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06
. STEAMBOATS,.


---- - = n
! -@-. ElP Mohlle-Deax y. 3. Mad Lise-
cago1lG-SlHnsf Ananssaea1!IHsssw
AZ ans n 80 "a Isl W. n
master. thavss bsn bsilt sxpss1y fcs TIE Lake nas Vii
eays he Roatpha1nlla Rskoad daily, on lie ava & ~
Lake Of the u O'Clock, n. can.
of6cs Of The agent q . winltss past ii O'clock
le16 B. GEODEb Agent, 10 Bank P1aoa
En9la-N AmsnSsmsnt-F Biloxi, Bay 81. I1sS.
= r.. Cssistsn ssd MEsssippi 0sy-fEs
having bssn thososshy ovabaad and rsfta.d Wiih asv
airy cabin forward. and kyheht s. fos vsnueaa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06
AUCTION SALES.


BIZ J. =. BLACHE = CO.
TUESDAY, Aneus ~ 10 o'eloct-wu b sold Of
Mes r. r. Coepw Co., cofnsF Of Caarus ~ nsviIe
90 fsssss 80 los q 06OD9 sssvs. st rssI,rd
and Linen Csmbrc Handks chss elk Crsvats Pss q an
kinde nuna DE- Laiae; Cshnssest Black NJ Cood Ruck
Englsh Mexnos, Hose and af Wt
Droun siouiines sh Lines 1sschsd and n1eun Dose
Waite, Chseked and Plain Auiiss Madras Handknes6 sus
Terms easo four months, 900 liz month"; credit n ap-
proved endorsed pape1. 80
ca.oea v ready and Goods may examined HaAsy
mqfping =. : -suEe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06
A GOLD MINE DIsCOVERED- J

A GOLD MINE DISCOVERED = P;e..re,
taken By LisAtsisg have the bonor IN snnounes 10
the public that have RECENTLY made IN ts
smallest child in onesseond 2! quoa a. lash Of ehnins
Pr The 81 ths discovery 3 The True Dss
mDosibs and hey callsd e =. tsndsr a inSisaiiea
poydsas and Pssdo Streets. and satisfy themssivss an
enge any pAgnesein As In the city 70 excs - q N
0mc1 and wa give el0u 70 aly that can a vi
yell know what about, for am ths olesf bcarelsan
Artist IN the city 'inos ths dssth Of 4ssui!s. -..-
~ hsdss. with certainty Of saoss.. 20 nv bsns
yoer 0haiossa. iylQ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06
DR.. BANNING'S
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES. VIZ:
Wesknss Of the Breast, Bronchitis Sh0Fnsas of Breath.
Pain IN the Chest WeAkness and BE ding the Llnss.
Rana in the Back, Spinal AsGoes. Falling Of The Bows
e ssd Psau F
nancy and u hed chaps incident e Child and
iti0l TO DyQoplng, Loungips and Weasine HakitpAl ~
ions Coo. Ga md Chronic Dsshsi. and IN Wa
$50 Ss 81 e = M11si p Shit s1SfnAN A.. =.
South, q hi Q!3oe, - ST. ChARLns sxllFI, Nov o..
- !. AIDES I'D VII y Blaos st Ms saER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Stockbridge Iadians.-1he Siockbridge Indians
are about purchasing two townships of land in
Minnesota, on which to locate. For twenty-five
years, these Indians have resided At Green Bay.
They number about three hundred, and are the de-
scendants of an ancient tribe Of that name often
mentioned in the history of the early settlement Of
Massachusetts,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Fire in Savannah, Ga.-A destructive fire &C.
Cured in Savannah last week. The loss il est.
mated at $4,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Tho Leasngton.-The following are the officers
Of the United States storeship Lexington, which ia
about to leave New York for the Pacific: Lieut..
Commanding, William Rsdford; Acting Master,
John Stuart; Purser, John G. Hunter; Assistant
Surgeon, James Suddards Passed Midshipmen,
Edward G. Stark, George C. King, Edward G.
Grafton; Captains Clerk, William Clark.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06
fOkI OF NEW ORLEANS



"wednesday Morning. August 8. 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
BIZ H:ss: asa: NV Cha. p..I. es
Arrived
Steamship Cherokee, Wnde. from New York, via Havana
ss.m.hp tSu.sss Fo'6ss rom M.aso.da. vi. Galv..
n q from La'''a via Galveston
Steamship Fanny. Foots. from Brazos st Jsso al inst, to
Sch. Lincoln. IansdOs. days from BRACES 8. J.so.
-, to master-lst my.
Anna. Johnston, from Washington.
Alamo. Reed from Shreveport.
fsinln ha st from a. i Bsyeu Sara.
Grand Turk. Robiris. from 81 Louis.
n.pors..
NEW YORK-Per ship Medora: l0l5 baes cotton. 4lOe
pigs lead ~ hhds tobacco. bbls rum.
kaIvs bo,s eB h Menu 900 sacks 0o q hhd'
Imports.
Ads% so Scoas5SoO % Whiis DECD dS ysncoSi
specie fhsps d many soS i
10 mn.-e5o0 do Avet-e9oe DO L D0ken--e5i6 q
o gRAzos ST JAeo-P~ sob, Geo Lincoln Hid.. to
Nd: s:s9: . ss Ros e h.:
&c., ss no: .ss xss.
= u Ps e T.,o h.as:s
Total o. Ia IS in spscie as bales cotton w " 0'''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

EA8T RA1CAGOULA H0UAR.
THE undersigned have taken ON lease for three
y year. the well known Hotel II Eat Pascsgoula. -
Min:. so long known and kspt By n. ]. MoRse. II
XII b opsnsd for The ssqsptiel Of COMPANY on The
and hsathm thq Cali; il y open til ssle, hsl
the finest Bathing, FhnG snd coaysnoe for all kinds ol
recreation denirabIs In q sunmeT fasQgt,
The Hotel undergoing thoush rspen. and viii b I'm.
be order.
Ts fare will BE- ths bss that can be obtained It any Of
markets. and the undeSgped 6ateH themselves that th
experience in the beat Hotss in st. Charlie
and the st. L0uissre that nothing will bs
wanted for the comfort Of their guests.- ----
my15 BOYD 4 SIMPSON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Z Vagrants-Philp Curry was sent to the Work
house yesterday by Alderman Hawthorn for thirty
days recreation. Mary Fssfse, fw. c., was sent
for like period for the same reasons.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Wedding Of Sleep to Music-The French papers
speak OF new invention called musical bed 1t
Is 30 constructed that the pressure Of the body
causes the performance of one or mora operas, ac-
cordlng to ths length of the slumbsr. A dial ia
to be set at the hour when the sleeper wishes 10
wake; and when this hour arrives, q grand finale
Is executed, from Verdi, with limitations Of rom
bones and kettle drums, sufficiently loud not only %
"aSen' but to inspire lively disposition 70 gst up
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06
BILOXI HOUSE,

THIS Establishment viii be opened for the re-
= cepton Of yien on h 18Th inat., under de -
n2nassnsat Of John Y: NIXON.
have benn mAde, ~ gne0 e1Sat degree Of eo1lS ed
oonvenisnoe V IL gaen n III houss. ~
The sandy beaoh q Bjlezi. heretofore - snneyinR \, M
daans. has bssn paqnksd ~ order Of IL copGasa, ard
new oen psonsnads aasvalsd By sny Il u . os619
TIE Tsbls I'll sxs = s,Rpsd with IL dsiisass u
AuAchsd e the hoasp VII y oaad Bah heVssu Bsu
and Billiard H0Om, md Ten Pin Aleys
oaas0n: 3iF ~ =
b the month lps wssk) ele q
~ ~ WeeA ~
Children and SeTvenh, half pfios '.s'ss- Z
liberal allowance will BE- made 70 fhiss hosNlime b,
The month OF oeaeon. '7-1- :
Biloxi. May 10. i66L n,lg IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06
h1 ShaEgeo VIII be m0daaia. L6tsS papem diTo0ted
ss'~'od NJ. hf; ~ INA "a P :scss
Hollywood. May Q, 1851. myle n

DON'T CLEAR, Baldwin county, Alh.-The
undersigned has purchased this fashionable wais. "a
ing place, and will the ln Of Juns fos the
Ths Hotel dslishtaly situat.d he esstsn s6o!s p
Gulf Of Mssco aud within s yasds Of lie wss q Is
six which bang clear and alt with ecd shore asd fn
ssa bathine The endilgs a new. oatE sesh. with
20 intervening land obsuct The decouS Gulf hesses.
The Rooms ne large and well vsnti!at.d
!mnedaieiy IN the d beautiful grove (haf mile in
Width Ct nch iossst trees .ho foliage protects
supplied in the Aots by hydant.at the sanos Of half
mile y . good White Sulphur Spring. =
Good oarriase roads and walks have be n male. si
s1ccesalon Of Pire Hills from the back country.
In The vicinity Of the Hotel -, = = : = =,
To Ill ese advanagss Of position hs Subscriber Odds a
pTtle that the Table and Bar shall b uuppsd with the
bs esc!io1s Of the Mobile and markets. and
and pleasure Of bis guests JULIUS FIT. PSomisscs.
- safe and pleasant steam vessel. built expFsly ios
the pup0ee will ply constantly between Mobile and Point
Ces-and ne saboats always hand fos the NJ q vs
t0fD :. iy9 2m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

~Rsmandsd. ~ Henry Harms, charged with
wounding witk intent to kill, was yesterday re-
manded by Alderman Hawthorn for further exami-
nation on the 7th instant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

A Huof Carbonate Magns1ar-A correspondent
OF the Scientific American says. there Is a hill Of
pnre elaborate Of magnesia, about one hundred
feet high, on Pitch Tor Pill River, the principal
could be loaded in very short time, and there 10
enough to supply the whole world. For three
days travel below, the soil seems TO be impreg-
mated with it, and the banks OF the river formed of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

IL Il Instinct?-The Burlington uowa,) Hawk
eye rays that it is reportedth the muskras in tho
Mississippi bottom, in anticipation Of the late food
constructed their houses several feet higher than
usual. Their mounds are an astonishment to all
who behold than
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Proposed Railroad-The Lake Superior Jour-
nal advocates the project Of constructing railroad
from Lake Superior to Lake Michigan. The dis
lance frem the Bay Of Noques ON Lake Michigan,
to Carp River, Lake Superior, is fifty miles, and
level country intervenes This, project is dssig-
mated to benefit the iron mines. The copper ore
will always pass via the Sault, because the cost
Of transporting it to Carp River would be about
equal to bringing it into the portage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Bailed- Marsarst Johnson and Dora johnson,
charged with assault and battery. were held 10
bail 10 $500 yesterday, by Alderman Hawthorn,
to keep the pesce.towards the community for the
next six months. ---- -.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-06

Fer .tenmshp Cherokes-L DsBsnc, Miss A DeBlanc.
NJ. Deelsne N Nolan and lady, George Lswis, DIS.
soes. mother and th!ee sisters Dr. Scott and son. Dc
Vs. Z yoi1s, JShlscn. Capt A A P6sd, Bsstan.
1usesnued, Esrhsrta w A Brsnosd, E Stanton
H Anssss1n h d'9sfI Ssnehps Ks!s. H.Ida
As.inss JSc::. q ,jo9s: Fsssn. H Sons
xsies spy Dsb Hs s5 a.. .xsIiaiin
Hai6eld. Wm Loye. lss Mn.eap. w Phillips, + Dusan
Z Jehnson, John RoyIsy, b Cisnahss. H Lamb, W
Scott Marvin. Gamer. Ihcs jones. "a Miller CANA
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