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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-02

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stroysd ~ sdpos % ~ " Anjos. o. ID eosnsp
Of Psrdiio 80. Dssonns sisest; of Jos6 cutis,ss.
for saSpS N Juen Beltna, ~ sane. los danass
done ihs Finey Woods Hnesl .of llasiano 6psFt
co, us sae, foF destruction II III fiuis sson a
Caspas HuSch, for sams, for dauhes d61s II cof.
ise-hodse; Of G. Rosslins. atsosney ~ d. Rsuuna
Guss, ios same for damage done hise ~ sspee of
J. Mcdonald, attorney for WasdA Msrris, askins
for cash warrants fos bills hed ~ thsm I; / CO.
mnnicasion, fron H A. Barton, Assessor. nm n,
ding Tie csnius Of school children In he FI,se )
trfct and Of NJ. Gtivot, atsofnsy los 8. Anelade
presenting : clain fs pfcpsfty dsssroysd y nobI
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Finance. neS gslsi asaAssl
A comnuuication ffom a. Hsstsr, ssctsssrv q
ths BosM Of Health, ,aakiDg % have cssnia loea,
reported By The Hath Wafdens. alsd up.,S ~ /
Was Rad and referred 70 the Commi,tes on
HEALTH wi IS = ir ssM !, 81
OF r. cc,ljanai. ~ psmsusoa sos splses ! ~,
In front of his house, on Gsavier street and d
Castillo 4 Quadrss. % withdraw petition PIE.
Apesition was read from Peer Mott, pssyins fot
. eaai6cais Of lunacy Of Rhoda Mott. when II.
Shields oasred the following. and it was adoptsd,
after suspspding the rules: S.
Reso5pa6. That Rhoda Mott, Z lunatic, and in X
digent circumstances. be, and 10 hereby declared
1T subject for the State Lunasic Asylum. 10
STANDING CoMnlTTEEs.
Mr.. Brother. - Chairman Of The Finance Con.
mittes, presented the following rspors and resolu
tons. and they were asverally adopssd:
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The Committee on Finance have duly considered
the petition Of N. Tourney, Esq, lessee Of the
Poydras Market complaining Of the want Of 40
ordinsnce regulating the dues be collected from
conee'stands and have to report, that after care
ful examination Of the ordinances governing the
different markets in this Municipality, that NO
whore can they find any rates fixed for the coffee.
stands in any Of the markets. Fruit and coffee.
stands are generally kept open at all hours, conse.
quently should pay higher dues, than other stands
that are occupied onlya few hours each morning,
and the committee deeming it necessary to ix 4
fair and equitable rate to bs charged By the farmers
Of the different markets. and to avoid disputes and
difficulties, offer the following resolutions:
g-i5e HEHRY RaNsaAw. /,
Rssolpsd, That the farmers or lessees Of the
Poydras, 81. Mary's, Amunciation, Dryades, and
Vegetable Markets, be-, and they are hereby,
authorized to collect dues from such coffee-stauds
as are now allowable by the ordinances in said
markets. At the rats Of not exceeding one dollar per
day for each stand, IL not over sixteen feet in
length It being understood that said stands may be
kept open at all hours. ,se
RssOIusd, That the Secretary Of this Council be.
and is hereby directed to have printed in conve.
nient form, all ordinances or revolutions now in
force for the government Of each market on separate
sheets to the extentof five hundred copies Of each
and furnish the same to the Commissariss Of the
different markets, to be posted up agreeable to
existing ordinances -.s.. t'..,. : -,.ss,l +, !
The Finance Committee have duly considered
the Positions Of Ferris and -Gepi, A. Grailhe and
Others, making claims against this Municipality fol
property destroyed by rioters the 2lst Of August
last. Your committee deemiug the subject of greal
importance, and involving the question Of how far
Or to what extent Municipal Corporations are liza.
be to citizens for losses Of that character referred
the question of Liability to r. Hunt Eco. the Al.
tcrnsy Of The Monicipality for his legal opinion
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G5f Da Fsi'rs.sII ! !.
u oTHICIxS
!! \ sf Municipality Ne. TIVE


TuIspAy. esptsnbW y. 1oN
The Council met puisuant 70 adjeurnmsn& "A
'tPrcscnt - Hon. Jaaes sH. Caldwell psadsus !;
Aldermen Brother. Bfugnisns, Eu9 hawthorn,
johnson. Lawrason. Perry, Renshaw, Shosnidge,
Shields. Sseyar, Sykes. yonnsGn and n Isslehan.
The reading of the journal was dispsnasd win.
Ths following mssnss Of ths lfIyus was ~
and referred - follows Thai psit III psIpiii1o
Police, was referred 70 the Comnittss q ~;
that freiaticn to the protest Of Dennis Ci61Gn
and eoptus2 r. " QeDntsss - elrssss ~
Landings ialfslssicn 70 juvesils de-
linquents. = on the HOUSE Of n.
Ts as n !s1II N!
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.zF ". H. 0AAhANDs Asal1s
Report Of Ta1es on Read Estats, Slspss, s1c.,
collected by J. O. Pssrson and Sanl. G. Risk,
from Sept 90 TO 20, 1851
Nn Tsnsin: :.;...."..-'".-'..esah 1850 ...ssS e
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Report Of F2atboGts avysv5ng at tie Port of
Second MMntcipelsty, from Septessbr Is to
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

,WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY,-We have not unfrequently called atten
lion to this article in the colnm ms Of our
paper, and we have done go with the full
confidence that il was good one. and deser.
wing the patronage Of public. We have had
CHANCE to witness its effe cts upon some Of
our friends, winch in addition to the high
encomiums passed upon il by our brethren
OF the press, not in paid puffs, but in hones
candid statements, from having derived G
benefit thtmselves, makes US desirous o.
advising all those who have occasion to resor
to remedy for pulmonary affections, to ava
themselves ofit. We have too mnch conf
dence, in the proprietors to believe they
would tiurst this or any other medicine upon
the community. unless they had tull faith
in it's efficacy lin conformation of which the
proprietors offer mass Of testimony from
The most unquestionable source.--Nethe
would they be understood Us saying that
this will always cure consumption after il il
seated. although it seldom fails to relieve
the worst cases--but at this season Of the
year almost every body is liable to a cold
which If neg lected, will lead to fatal results
by taking this medicine, we doubt moi
many lives may be saved. l,..,.
4 [JNsD England Washingtonian, Bosson
Jan. 2, I847.u
fEF See advertisement.
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2 JEREMIAH ISRIGG

Read on and be convinced still further
Of the rematkaLle virtues of Wisiar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Messrs Sanford s. Park, Gen's:-As
T, matter Of Justice To you, and fur lhr
benefit cf'ihe pubic, ! would offer the
following statement Of a cure eff cled by
your medicine, known as Wisiar's Balsan
Of Wild Cherry. In the spring OF 1917
my wife was severely, attacked With peri
pleumbnia or Pleurisy, which resulted in
a deen seated pain in the si;!e, accom-,
panied with a severe cough; she was
attended by some of the best physicians
in Chicago, bat TO no purpose, For
weeks she suffered, without relief. cong.
hing iucessanlly night and day. came
10 the conclusion that all the remedies
known to The physicians could mol help
her, aud was induced to try your Wild
Cherry. procured one bottle aud com
menced nsing il according 10 directions;
before il was all gone, The cough stopped,
the pain in her side lei, her, and with the
aid Of another butile, che was restored
to petlec, health. In consideration Of
these circumstances, | would recommend
il to the public as valuable medicine.
,s8 Yours respectfully. ,esfg
ad, NJ N R.N. GARRATT.
Grand Rapids, Michigan. Oc, s, lS49.
aau, IMPORTANT ..,v toS
To those afflicted with diseases Of the
lungs and breast. .ar.a.,a
Will mirscles nayer cease? More
Ievidence Of its surprising hcal,hr, slora.
tive virtues: sa 10 sag
Crow, Point, Lake CO, la, June Is, 1910
John 3 Park. Dear SI:-As | nave q
deep commiseration .or tho sffl cied
permit ME 10 give you brief his,or,
of my affections, aud the benefits derived
from the use Of DR.. Wis,a,'s Balsam ol
Wild Cherry. 81. u. a5nyg
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

PR GREss oF MI.sIoNs.-I'he number
"fm'ssionares employed in healhencoun.
rics by the various denominations oi
evangelical Christians, is believed TO be
not less dian 1850. Including lheil
assist ants, native and fmeign, the nun.
Der will exceed 1880. II was recently
stated BY Rex. DR.. Anderson, at Boston,
the there was contributed in this lntry,
during the plsl year for foreign missions,
al agg' egalc, Of $4,000. For home
ms sions, including church edi6ces, The
supper. Of preaching. &C., there has
been expended nearly $0,OOO,000-
Connected with these denominations, in
the United States, are 100000 church
members, 30, 900 churches aud $4,000
ministers. The same classes Of Chris
'ians in Great Britain. contribute for for,
eign missions, $4,000 900 annually, aud
for home rnissiuns, an amount nearly
equal those made in this cnnntry for the
same otjec,.-N. Y. Journal Of Com
merCe.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

A NEW Exp..R NEWT SUCG csrED WITn
NMEAr.-A friend tells US that he has
some where seen a statement that if win
ter wheat be soaked and thoroughly frozen
over winter and then sawed very eafly ii
the spring on fall plowed, ground, that the
crops will he to all in,ents winter wheat
without any Of the risk attending The win
,ering fall suwcd grain. Does any one
know any thing about this? We do no'
know, only that If dry winter whea, be
sowrd in lha spring it will no, head on
and that every thing that promises re-
lief from our troubles in growing wheat II
deserving ,r'al--at least in smai
way.-Wis Farmer. eea
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
PASSAGE OF RrrCHlE's PRINT.
.sesbissqel ING CLAIMS
WAsIf!NnTnN.,Fah

y71lWAsHlNGTos, Feb, 50.
The Joint Resolution To- release Mr..
Ri'chistb his jdurneymes) from Their
co,dtact 70 execute the printing Of, this
Cqdgress, and pay him one Or Two huu.
.ired thousand collars extra, has JUS, JUS,
passed the House by l06 70 1903. Wig
votesfor Richie: Messrs. Asbmun, ,Breck,
BIiegs, Brooks, BuIlard, e, c. Cabell, ],
+. Caldwell, Chandler, Clingman, De-
berry, Raymond, Hilliard, James l..
Jchnsop, Levin, Finis f. Mclean, More.
head, Morton, Outlaw, A. H. Shrpperd,
a, II. Stephens, John L. Taylor, John
H. Thompson, and G. III. WllIiams--iu
all %, snd SO democrais.,n3 6q-siol ri
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
Another Scientific Wonder,
PEPSlN, an Artificial ,Dioestiye FIu

PEPSlN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid,
or Gastric Juice!--a great Dyspepsia
Curer, prepared from Rcnnef, or the
fourth Stomach Of the Ok, afte, direc,
'ons Of Baron Lielie, the great Physiol-
oaical Chemist, ,,by ]. 8, liodeh'on,, NJ.
D., No, ! | North Eighth Street, Phlla-
.delphla, Pa. This is airuIy wonderful
remedy Tor Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ,tJann-
dice. Liver Complaint, Consumption, and
Debility, curing after Natures own me-
,hpd, by Natures own agent, the Gastric
Juice. See advertisement ia, another
column. rfhr1 ri Eain.u slr.slik
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
Also, Notary Public.
Executors Sale Of Real Estate,

NOTICE is he,eby given, that pursuan,
IN toa power rue vested by the will Of
the late Hugh Nicholson, deceased, / will
proceed to sell at the do>r of the court house
in Kalida, Putnam county, Ohio, on Tues
day 1.-The lst day Of April, nex.> between the
hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M, and har O'Clock.
P. M, OF said day, the following rel estate.
TO wit ,gf,a i\
Lo, number one hundred and two oAthe
recorded plat Of the town of Ouowa, in sad
Putnam county. So
Terms:--One half Of the purchase money
cas- b in hand, and the baIonce in Q months
.a Fe JOHN HORNER, q
Executor Of Hugh Nicholson, deceased,
January 81, 1851. 5II
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

BnsroN FrGIrlvE RE CUEs.-We see
i, stated in some ofihe Eastern papers,
that ,he rescue of the arrested slave
"S,arach,"a in B sion, is the third oc'
currencc If The kind which has TAX en-
rlace 10 Massachusetts. The first was in
l704. The second took place in Boston
on the 4ih of Augus', 1886, when two
colned women, claimed as slaves o
JonN B.. MoRrIs, Of Blllimme, we're res
cucd from the Supreme Court, during
The session ofllIe Cont, aud while Judge
SHAW was engaged in trying their case
Gin. Enq. aaal2 aa
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

I In uiy,lS44, Twas attacked with fever
ofa typhoid character, which ieh ms III y
very dehiitaicd state, when III tha fyis,..
wing w'nier. was taken with severe
cold, which reduced me 10 suck au extent
as 10 give me the appearance Of con
fnmed consumpIive. | Iaborcd unAert
severe cough, expectorated a great deal
and was troubled iii cold feet and night
sweals. I also frequently raised Jlood
from my lungs. confined IN illis state,
gradually sinking under the disease,
until January, lS47, when was again
attacked with feve-. My friends dpspaired
ofmy hie, and ny, pIiysicipns thoushtl !
could survive bu, Short time. MY ex-
iremiiies, cspf ciolly ms feet, were con.
sianlly cold, and rnnst lost ilieir feeling.
Updqrihe circumstances, il may irnly br
said that was living skeleton. I finally
determined le quiz taking medicine pre-
seribed by physicians, and Try Dr.. Wlstar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and from the
first week that commenced using IL, !
can date a gradual recovery. l con-
inned its use six months, u, the end Of
which lime was cured, and have injoyeJ
good heath cyer since, and cbeerfully
recommend the o .sam to ar those al.
fleted with diseases cf the lungs; and
would say 10 those commeccng its use,
not 10 he discouraged il two or '!,ree bot
lies do moi cf.ct cure. But psisevere,
rs have done, and have no doubt but
nine cases on, Of ten will be blessed
with renewed health as have been.
n .5 Respectfully yours. ,''ly
JOSEPH JACKSON.
Price: ST. per bollle-six bottles for
IS. Sold by JOHN D. PARK, |
Successor 10 Sanford g. Park.
North east corner 9TH and Walnut s,s,,
en'rance on Walnut, General Agent for
he south and west, 10 whom all orders
mus, be addressed. ,t. ,..,...,s .,....
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

~ Herr Driesback. The celebrated
,amer of wild beasts, has taken rno,ns al
the Neil House, for himself and one or
nwo of his pe,,-,igers A few days
SINCE several Of his iriends--arnnng
whom was J. q. Spiuk. Esq 7, of PeIrys-
burg, MIR. Winucy, the landlord, and sew.
.ral otlera-uudcriook To pay their res
poets TO his highness the tiger. They
sntcfed tie room in a bndy, and Dres
'bick stepped ou,cf doors. As soon as he
did 80, ti,e tiger undertook to fellow him
'sGdo The result was thai scver;il persons
found illems Ives very suddenly in q
pramiscnous heap on the hill floor! J,
seems they concluded 10 leave without
,he customary adieus--whieh the tiger
growlcd out in a way that indicated bis
eoiliemnt Of lis visitors --Sioaips Elc
rat0r. ~ '''>''H ''1''''s'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
PRocRrssryrs ~ Isv. .TalLio, ,hoo

PRocREssryEs IN A.--Talking abou
progress, We notice that Iowa is leading
OFT, and putting into ,pmclical effect those
r''forms which we Of the older State.
have only tho courage 10 ,alk about
The Legislature Of The young and -four
ishihg State has abolished capital pun.
ishmeh,, and all laws regulating inieres
on money. SHE is cursed viii no char
tered ndnied insliluiions, and her credit
stands so high at iIie East, HAT holders
of her bonds actually reluseI the cash inr
ibem whenltendered! This is what we
call the right kind Of progression.a II,n-
rah for lewa!- Sh.rk County lem. obi
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
@;=ss KALIDA HOTEL,
M!!I BIZ T. Il. MCCLURE. =

TIME citizens of Putnam and the adj aining
4 Counties, and the travelling public
generally are respectfully informed that T.
R. Mcclure, has purchased the above we'll
known stand, and which he is fitting up for
The reception and accommodation Of travell-
ers, and where he will be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the trayel.
ing public generally. ~
As Mr.. Nee, is we'll known us landlord,
and the accommodations Of the ,KALIDA
HOTEL, IT'S STABLES, &c., are well
known to be ample, he deems it unnecessary
to say more Than that his bes; exertionswillbe
given to eater for the tastes and comfort o.
the travelling public, who may give him q
call, and that he is Determined to provide the
best the country Affords.
February |. 1850. 6lz
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

BESToN NOT CANpID,rE FIR THE
PREs DIS cY-JuMN c. RIvEs, in his
reply 10 The rumor iha, himself and F. p
BLAIR are about 10 start BENToN paper,
say:: "White the correspondents Of the
Express assumes 10 tell the public | was
making preparations TO support Colonel
BENT N, had i, from his own lips thai
he rould not be a candid ate for the Pres
tdrncy..-Cn. Eng. .o. ,r
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

William, ,B3yles was killed al 81. Mlry's
last Friday, by David D2nny-in ajoke
Denny was acquitted byihc conrt, "Fun''
10 Deupy, but :'deall'"n B'yles! y
-alrn1t.,i...l- - atoLs. GIN ENQUIRER.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

Professor Whitney. who has just re-
turned from successful tour n Eoglsnd
and he,and, is now in Washington,
gav'ng lmpersonaiions of England aud
American Orators. The professor me,
wlih some 0curious inciIeE,s in the
"lsland Empire" an account of one Of
which we fndin the Southern Press. ,1
P,ofesser Whitney was arrested in Ire
land, the account Of which we gather
from the Boston Pilot. ''In Dublin his
lectures producedlgreat enthusiasm, and
on inlroduc ng the speech of Patrick
Henry, much excitement prevailed
among his hearers. When he come 10
The rd-"We Must fight! | repeat, sir.
re must fight! An appeal TO arms, and
10 the God ofhosis, is all that is left
Tor u.s." the noted juror on Dnfy's trial,
Mr. Burke, stood up, and exclaimrd.
'rm Of that mans ophi n!' Which had
he effect OF raising the assembly EN- masse
wbrsn cheering sliook lhe walls of the
roluhda. In cons' qience of this, he
was prevented from p oceeding from Bel.
fis.i'o the Gien''s .CanspwW, by beiag,
aresled aud CARED back 10 Dlbln. H.
Ills private letters ami papers were
examinrd The secretary con.
suited with Lord Clarendon ia another
room, about an hour, aud returned. lie
hen had his clioice either, to be reminded
o Newgate prison, or give bonds to
cave ireland AT once. He gave the re-.
lnIred bonds and proceeded to Manches-
.r. .....
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
sHERIFF,s REORGANIZATION.

NNTHEREAs, th,rty.three citizens OF the rounty o
w Putnam, aud Slate Of Ohio, IL writing, made
application 10 me- on the fourth day Of February. IL
tile year 1851 to give notice according to W, TO the
electors o: said roun.y that at the annual spring
election there will lie vote tnkcn 10 authorize the
Commissioners of said couuly to subscribe the sum
Of One Hundred Thousand DoIlnrs to the stock ofte
Ohio and lndIuna Rail Road Company. i.s
Now. therefore. I.>Robert Dougass, Sheriff Of the
sad county Of Putnam according TO the nO'ire afore
said, and by the authority in me vested and in pur.
slanre of IAN act TO incorporate the Ohio and fhdi
ana Ruilrond Company" passed March 20, ls 0, do
hereby notify nnd make procamatioa TO the qualified
electors Of said county, Tint Mt the annual spring cleo
on, the first Monday OF April next. In the year
1851 to be held In tie several townships Of said coun-
ty at the usual places of holding elections therein.
and under the regulations made bv law for the guild.
anre Of elections, vote, will be taken TO decide
whether or not the Commissioners OF said county
shall subscribe the sum of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars to the stock the Ohio and Indiana Railroad
Company. And the qualified electors aforesaid nrc
hereby notified to vote ut said election for aaainst
said subscription 10 the stock of said company hy
using the following phrases to he prinied or written
| on their ballots: "Rairoad Subscription" mo
Railroad Subscription" Witness my hand, this 2Ots
day OF February, In the year 1851. '
slim ROBERT DOUGLASS.
5z Sheriff Of Putnam County, Ohio.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
CHEAP POSTAGE TRIUMPHANT
WAstrrycroN Mondnv M,,nL q

q The, Senate has Just agreed 10 The
tlhse am n1menis TO The Postage reduc-
''ion bill, aud It is now a law. The amend
menis restore iheIry,son fprihe Coin
pges of Thee Ccrtpieces Of Silver, end
graduate the postage ON monthly and
.emi,monihlyP riodcalsby t4ttof weekly
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