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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

TNDUCEMBNTD Extvnoe41aasy.
A--De1linv 06 - Coae.-alsvisg dseerninsd
70 rsovs the stass Il Tszaa Tin ord % elsss oct
ny stock Of soods speedily Posshi. VII - -
ser the Ia dsy of Msy, (inst proceed e ~ ~ -
tire mock Of Dry deeds, MaF1.H0ro,
Croekery, Hats, Ac., q, asdss .ssy isaesess,
bies cot. will endeavor keep conssanty hand
good supply Of Groceries and Liquor, which ~il Be
sold sxcsedinglylow.
will also offer for private sale. until the Oh dsy Of
August next, tho whole Of my REAL ESTATE. u 10
publican Grove, being
- 5Ol ACRES or LAND, twothirds u
= which is woods and vol timbered, and the ~.
maindsr is in good Of cultivation On the land
and in tho village 10 good and convenient Dwell
LING HOUSE. in good repair with oil the necessary
outhcn.es attached good and well Sfcnx
HOUSE and Shoe Shop, and 10 justly considered one d
the best sssnds for country store in gil mis- upper
country II the above property 10 NOT cold privately -
fore tho dny above specified will be sold on that day
a public auction. positively without reserve tosshe1
with the stock of Goods that may be left hand %
that day Persons wishing TO engage in the mercantile
business. would do veil give = call, - en- de-
iermined sell, and will give great bargain In the
stand and stock Of GoodS.
y6-wts J. A. COLLINS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

NOTICE...Pmsuan t to . decree Of the circuit
Of Pitsylvania county n the October term,
1851 in the case Of Charles L. Mosby admir- Of Forte
na,us Sydnor deed and others plaintiffs, against John
+. Y. Patrick and Sarah B. NJ. Smith defendants will
be Sold on Monday the 10Th July, 1882 (court day. at
Pittsylvania house, TO the highest bidder. for
cash. all the right title, and interest, Of the said Join
Z. F. Patrick in right of his wife in and the slaves
held by the defendant Sarah b. NJ. Smith for life,
widow Of D-vid " Patrick decd; the being
third thereof. The SLAVES twcnty-eight in num-
Der, consisting Of men, and children, many Of
them very likely. b. w. DANIEL. psi
for Ro. Wilson, Sh'f, and such Commissioner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12
RURKHOLDER a WALKER

Are prepared to undertake and in the very bes
and most workmanke manner. and the reasoG,-
able terms, all buildings that may be heir
charge. NAV 24-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

bounty Land Warramas.-WE will pay
- the highest cash prices for Bounty Land Warrants
All who have them for SALE will please call at our Office
next to Burch's and opposite the Warwick house. Main
STATHAM SMITHSONSs Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

FARnvILLE. July 10, 1852.
Items ~ te-aay's MAIL.
A new Dolly Democratic paps tits rumo,-
ed is to be established in Washington.
Twenty Clerks were dismissed from the
Pension Office ON the 7ih. nothing for them to
do.
Mr.. Webster it is said will not accept the
nomination rendered him by the Native Ameri-
can party. A. NJ. G..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ d TA e E..-THE UNDERSIGNED
offers his services To the citizens Of Lynchburg and
the surrounding country. in Drawing Designs,
Models md Plans Of II Buildings general
y. with nenness order and dispatch, and pledges him
sef To prompt and faithful discharge Of all engagements
which may be entered into by him.
lie "a nntire" and hopes that he may be able
ceve Mt least, portion Of the patronage Of the
nity hcr-abouts. Charges moderate.
July l2-4t JOSEPH NJ. BROWN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds $lO0-pur.
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par $l00-sIa6-re'
fused.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12
ARlA NEW ROCKS. atc.-IuNE 2s,ll

AEA NEW ROCKS, Ac.-JuNE as,h
just received JNO. p. WRIGHT'S
the following New Books, viz:
Wnverly Novels,
De Haas History ofIndian Wars ofvirginia,
The Lady Killer. by Rebecca Hicks Of Va
The Milliner and Millionaire do
Cosmos, by Humboldt
Caret and Olives,
Dollars and Gents,
Goldsmith Animated Nature,
Guy Mannerng,
Three Sisters and Three Fortunes,
Retributon,
Aims and Obstacles,
Clifton,
Florence, or the Fatal Marriage,
Wilburn. or the Heir of the Manor a first rate tale
of old Virginia,
Marcus Warland, by Mrs. Caroline Lee Hcntz
Woodnor Manor or Six Months in Town,
Adventures Of a Marquis,
Kate Clarendon,
Mary Price.
Burks Treatise the Mineral Springs Of Va
Genera or the History Of Portrait,
Who shall be Heir,
With large and varied assortment of Books suitable
for all tastes and fancies
The public respectfully invited to call and exam
inc large stock Of Novels, Tales Romances Serials
Magazines. &C., of the publications. Call
you may rest assured that you will find something both
amusing and interesting, and the lowest prices ina
ginable Yours, truly,
JOHN p WRIGHT, JR.,
Next door to d. I. G. Peters, Main Street.
IS. Also received fine assortment of fine GOLD
and SILVER Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Arti-
cles, &C., which would particularly call the
tention Of those wishing to purchase to.
Watch and Clock Repairing still carried on with.
promptness and dispatch
JOHN p. WRIGHT, JR
je 2s-iftf Req and Exp copy]
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

u G. BURKHOLDER, General Ar
IL Chttect-Oaers his services to oil who are
wanting PLANS FOR HOUSES. GREEN HOUSES,
und GARDENS. All orders will be filed in haste and
warranted give perfect satisfaction no pay will be
demanded expected.
tY His Office Is the First Alley between Main and
Church Streets, opposite the virginian Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

eighteen months. the fourth Monday Of 6eptsmbof
that being Nelson Court day upon tho premises,
z the House and Lot in Lovingston, and also
y" e H.,ae pa;n s l.ons
Bonds with approved security win be required, and the
title retained until they paid.
BENZ. M. PERKINS,
may t3-w27S1 Exec'r Of Hardin Perkins deed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

HARRIS BLACK SMITHS Tuyers,
Il An indispensable article Tor all Black Smiths fol
which to saving Of Coal and heating Iron please en-
9uire Of Mr. Dabney Of the Phoenix Foundry Mr.. H.
Bailey Whcelwright, and at the Smith Shop Of the
Piedmont Works-al Of which have them in use. For
sale by A. Neteton Agent for the patentee for Virginia
Piedmont Works. Lynchburg June g. t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

pm TFnye1leF's please Notice
NEW Travelling Trunks, Bonnet Boxes vsiis-
ses, Carpet Bags and Satchels, in greas
variety replsnist'ng supply just opened, come ~
je 10-3w OEABURYN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

CABELL HOUSE, Lynchburg, Va.
~ The undersigned takes this method ofinorming his
friends and the public generally TINT he has leased for
the 5th of July and open the 10th Of August 1t
will undergo aihorcus repair from tip bottom and
he furnished with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT.
All he asks s call and If entire satisfaction s NOT given
charge will be made. He has also leased Eliiou's
Stables, the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty Of Provender, and attentive Ostlers. Ga
jyl2-tf G. w. A. RAINE. Proprietor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

II To be had of any of the above named
lv l9-2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

LIME STICK LICORICE-2O cases very
IL superior Stick Licorice; 10 cases goodfar do do,
just received and for sale BY
ap9S ia LEE 4 JOHNSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-12

NlRGlN1A.-Afa Circuit Court continued and
' held for Nes,n county at the Court-house, ON
Tuesday the 9th day Of May, 1852.
Rachael Bethel PFt'f.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02
Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, G0UvERNEUR DE L'ETAT

BUREAU DE L'EXECUTIF, BATON RoueE, 8 Aoh, 1892
ATENDU Convention reinforcement nssebee an de
Eta vile Rouge lie but de changer Constitute
Ia Louisiana, oiont que "mmodiasement anrs
la Convention lie GouveInehr pubera une proeana
anue divers officers de Et auores p
lo eecion des memres de FAesemhite 9entra
chaque parose de Etat encs hdqea
par lo ARDI DE NoyEABRE proclaim pour ern-
peup de Eat dp,on et de cette Conatu'on
evor ofers de reservoir lie vote de tous enx % "
uncenne Consno avent lie droit de voter I. lie ons
qui posSdeut de In pscnte Constitution chhqns
teeur opinion dfpeaan dams bos disthets
Picrt6e exuvemsn bulletin on seont inserts 'esos
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEE eeux-ci CONSTITUTIONS RE-
JErEE' ben expmant crement in'ehon ds
rtleeteu In olotre election, q lieu sous tor '
rappors election gttae ERt les comm sHires out
preside examont son eompernt tnu les lues
dtpoe pu s ansmeron lie T6n seotttare dEta con-
fornIent dispositions lie Ia o aeuee les eectona
En- a csnvena de lancer proclamation,
nofan les gaux Etat odonnnce suste de Cony'h
plus Shits ommsas dEloetone e.
nntre, ecrs de bonner Az peupe de aa4st
bier ct de voter Acortaion lie rejet de Ia Constitution LIZ
PREMIER MArDI De NOVEMBER pochan es di. plus
hau les Procedures Roien condutts ts cofot
Performance dispositions de Ia o aetuo les ecop
Par lie Goureneur, JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARLES GAyARRE, Secretaire d'Etat. anl1 spte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02
NEu-S BY YELEGR.HPH

CALIFORNIA ARRIvAL-Neuc York. August S1The steam
Ohio has arrived from Aspnwa City bringing two and
half millions of dollars worth of gold dust She brings
no later news from California
ADJOURNMENT CoN6REss--SENATE CoNFIRMATloNs--
Wdshiag,on August 3l.-Both Houses of Congress adj
journed to-day after finally passing the usual Appropra-
ton bills for the Army Navy. Post-otce. etc In the
tons reported resolutions rather bigeren charac-
ter relative to the Tehuantepec grant They favor the
measures of the Government of the United States taking
orcbe possession Of the route in the event of Mexico
still persisting in her refusing to yield it peaceably
The Senate confirmed the appointment of Mr. Hubbard
as Postmaster General and Of John T. Towns Superin
tendent of Printing The nomination OF General Fuller
as Chief Justice of Minnesota was rejected,
CuNARp STEAMER AMERIcA-NetU York August 81 ".
M-The Arrival Of the steamer America has been an
nounced at Halifax at O'Clock this evening" but heavy
ting one word of her news tonight.
ARRIVAL OF THE WAsHSGToN-IYute Days Later from
En'ope-The steamer Washington has arrived from
southampton bringing three days later intelligence from
Liverpool The following is summary of her commercial
news:
LNEnpooL MARKETs-Licopocl August l7-There has
been an animated demand in the cotton market since
the of the and the sales of the three days
reach bales The demand for speculation has been
good Prices have advanced ]ac per lb
Ihere nus been active demand in the London corn
Wheat has gone up 3s 3D. and Is to Is per quar-
Ter Flour has advanced Is. to 2s per Dbl
The Manchester trade has been active
London money market steady Consols quoted at 1884,
to 99tl. Se
STEAMER AMERcANetpYo York, Sept I've have nothing
yet from the steamer America owing the continued n
| tersurtioa In the teleErsPhie communication,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02
Pr0cZtys,, gti0,,
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
ON pJIJs


EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON RoueE, August s, 1857
WHEREAS Convention lately assembled at the State ca ito'
in the of Baton Rouge for the Of changing the consn
ton of the State of louisiana has ordained "Tha Immediately r
the adjournment Of the Convention the Governor shall issue his paca
nation directing Of this State authorized by law to
hold elections members of the General Assembly, and hoda
poll parish Of the State at the paces designated by npo
the FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next for the takn
the sense of the good people of this State in regard the or
rejection this Constitutions shall be the Of said officers to
receive the votes al entitled under the old Co
ZION and under this Constitution. Each shall express his onh
by depotns in separate box be kept for that purpose ticket
wherein shall be written CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED or
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED, or some such will
ds'cy convey the intention tho conclusion sail
election which shall be conducted general State
election conducted the preside
the same shall carefully examine deposited and
shall forthwith make due to the Secretary
conformity to the provisions Of the existing upon The subject Of
elections"
therefore, have thought proper my Proclamation
notifying qualified voters of the State ordinance
aforesaid md Furthermore commanding sher
Elections sn al other officers therein conconed hs
people upon the acceptance
situation upon FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next
and proceedings be Conducted and rctrns thereof made
conformity to with the existing law upon
| of elsetions BY the Governor, JOSEPH WALKER.
CuAgLrs GAyAnnE, Sec. Of State. AUG 2pte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

Row AT TAMsIANY IlALL-Some of the democratic
party of the city of New York again at oggerheas
and Friday night rather Saturday morning the ODD
ult. dsgraceful acene occurred at Tammany Hall. 1t
appears the General Committee in session until late
hour endeayoring to compromise difficulty in relation
the appointment of inspectors of elections when they
not only overawed and dispersed by gang of
dies who broke into the halfpas o'clock
the morning. but of the members barely escaped
with their lives One gentleman Mr.. John Quinn of the
Nineteenth Ward, severely injured, and Mr.. Daniel
Sckles had to risk his life by throwing himself out Of
back window The rowdes in the interest of the
barn burner faction, and bore down the majority of the
committee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

The Lock OF Mn. HoBps ENGLAND.-The London
correspondent of the Philadelphia American states that
Bramahs celebrated prize lock has been withdrawn from
public view 1t will be remembered that Mr. Hobbs
ceeded in picking this lock- and that he received reward
of two hundred guineas his skill The Messrs Braah
made alterations and improvements in the lock- and
again placed it in the window in Piccadlly with the
original offer of the reward appended to it. 1t remained
in their window few days. when report reached the
Messrs Brama that Mr. Hobbs intended to try his luck
a second time. The lock Immediately removed and
has not since been seen. The writer adds:
Hobbs patent American lock is being manufactured
at birmingham Sheffield, Wolverhampton and in London
in large numbers and of all Sizes and at prices ranging
from six shings to fifty pounds each In few days the
office of" Hobbs American Lock Company will be opened
in Cheapside for the sale of these American locks The
the vaults Of the Bank of England the East India Com
pany and several private banking establishments in the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

Cool PROCEEDING DIR. Milo, of yevay Indiana
eoped the other day with the wife of Mr. Jacob Smith
The proceedings characterized by the greatest cool
the part of both the missing The Doctor
borrowed the buggy of Mr. Smith to 60 he said to
Rising Sun Mr.. s. kindly gave him the vehicle and
walked himself into Veyay for the purpose of presiding at
court. On his return home, he found atfectionate
letter from his wife, stating that he had always treated
her better than she deserved she begged him to take
of little Ruth, and be happy he could" She
took of her children with her To steal mans wife
is bad enough, but to borrow the husbands buggy to
carry her off in is certainly adding insult to injury
Mr. Smith has since heard tdings of his friend the
Doctor his wife, or the buggy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

Two SApBATHs.-At Westerly, r. L., is presented the
very singular feature two Sabbaths every week Almost
one half of the inhabitants Seventh Day Bapsts who
keep Saturday with great sacrednes and account
will do any work. The remainder observe Sunday as
holy day, and sudiousy avoid all labor The result is
that Saturday portion may be going to church,
part of the stores closed and of the factories
short handed Or closed entirely On Sunday the
thing is to be observed part engaged in worship
and acts of devotion while their neghbors busily at
work. and public worship disturbed by the din of bust
ness and the noisy hustle of the crowd Both parties
appear strictly conscientious and live peaceably together
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

CRoPs-The following is extract from letter dated
Albany, Ga, August % 1852
The crops of corn generally very good but sorry
to now have the cotton caterpillar the real Simon
Pure : there is doubt about it, In consequence of the
backwarlness of the plant generally this section our
crops will be cut short at least one third
The Eufaula (Ala Spirit of the South, of August "a
says:
We have stock of cotton from the plantation OF
General II. G. Shorter, in Randolph county Ga. which
was covered with aud about half the forms pierced
and destroyed. 1t taken from field of hundred
acres in which the boil is said to have made fearful
havoc We hear also from other quarters complaints OF
the same sort''
CorToN IN FLORIDA The Floridan and Journal, pub
shed at Tallahassee Fla states that the boil worm and
the caterpillar have made their appearance that vi
cinity, and are doing much damage to the cotton In
Leon county not thought that the crop will reach
third of average
The ARMY WonM,-The army worm is said to have an
peared in some parts of New Jersey in immense numbers
carrying destruction before them. In parts of Long
Island the Journal of Commerce says this insect has been
equally destructive letter from Southampton saws
potatoes corn oateds have been utterly destroyed by
them An instance is recorded where field of five hun
bred bushels of fine entirely ruined five DAYS
after the insect appeared nothing being left but the bare
straw.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

MARRIAGE PRoxY.-We find the following notice of
marriage, by proxy in the Washington National Intel
ligencer:
Married, at the Spanish Legation, Tuesday
ing, August 10, by the Right Rev DR. McGi Bishop of
Richmond Jose Maria de Magellon Caupuzano. of Mad
rid present by his proxy the Spanish Minister to Aggri
pima third daughter Of Alexander Norman Macleod late
Of Harris, Scotland
Every to his taste, but for part says
the Savannah Morning News would much rather
fight duel by proxy than get married by proxy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

We take from the St. Louis Inteligencer Of the 25th
the following items of river
The Dr. Franklin but little injured by the bursting
of her boilers except in her machinery The steam forced
its way into the main cabin both forward and aft of the
boilers tearing up the cabin floor and shatterng state
doors in the immediate vicinity, but doing other
damage. She will undergo immediate repairs.
The Iroquois reached port night before last after de-
tention of six days at Buffalo Island Whilst aground at
Buffalo Island she rested amidships stump sand
bar and in order to keep from breaking in forced
to throw overheard some two hundred and fifty bars of
railroad IRON and other freight the exact amount of
which has not been ascertainod
The steamer Return arrived from the Ohio last evening
with fair freight and goody number of passengers.
She left Cincinnati the 18th She is of the most
elegantly furnished stern wheel boats on the river.
Mr. McMurry late engineer of the Dr. Franklin No @
spoken of very highly by the officers boat as
Industrious sober and very careful steamboat At
cent water in the boilers most likely the of the
collapse.
The ]. NJ Clendenin arrived from the Missouri last
night with fine freight, and many passengers Her Off
report no improvement in the navigation of the Mis-
souri,.
The Brunette reports the John Simpson aground in the
Upper MISSISSIPPI at Slim Island Chute and the Asia
short distance above Hamburg. The Simpson is her
upward trip. The Asia is bound down.
The officers of the Pacific report having three dead
bodies in the river yesterday morning. between Chester
and st, Genevieve They victims, doubt. from
the steamer Dr. Franklin.
The steamers john Simonds. Iroauois Harry Hill Uncle
SAM and two three other large class steamers have
withdrawn account Of the low stage Of the water in
river
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

AusTRAlIA-The London Chronicle, of August 10, says
Each ship that arrives from Australia brings intelligence
Of fresh discoveries in the Southern I'll Dorado said
that the produce Of the gold Mines in the colony of VIC
tora alone is already at the rate of between five and six
millions sterling per annun Large quantities of the pre-
cous metal consigned to merchants and glitter
ing specimens of unusual magnitude submitted to the
inspection of royalty Nor is there any reason to believe
that, yet, have anything than very imper-
feet notion of the riches which time and enterprise will
develop In region declared by biologists to be auri-
ferrous only very limited has hitherto been ex-
pored The discoveries which have been made up to the
present time have far exceeded the dreams of the
sapguine goldseekers and it may fairly be presumed
that much yet to reward research and advan-
ture, and that Australia, gold producing country
will eventually be found to equal if it does surpass
California
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

CorroN FAcroRy BuRNEp-A cotton factory at Fishkil
on the Hudson river, entirely destroyed by nre on
the night of the I'D Loss 100000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

tone Il our congressman Pistols and coffee in
every syllable What do plain people think Of
the morality and good taste exhibited in the
premises 8 A lie,a liar & send friend to
mes! AZ fast age, and Congressman who are
capital models for the rising generation! These
are arguments for and against Scott and
Pierce !s sSs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02
To the Holders Of Cify Obligations
TREAsUREa's OFFICE,

Cry OF NEW onLgASs Aug Is, 1851
~ Notice hereby svon the holt OF the maured gns
of the old city, Of the late Municipalities aud of the late city of La
ayette that the Treasury ia prepared all maaed obn
tons and that will be allowed naured obligations to
AMI after the 2Sl, instant.
NJ H., GARLAND.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

AusrRALIA-Australa is about $4,000 miles from New
York which distance is accomplished in from ninety to
hundred days. fare from s125 1925 sail vessels
communication having yet been established from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
I'D CoNsoLfnArBn CRY or NEW ORLEANS.
llURsDAY morn s PrENt'R 2, 1862

9Sk ri rho members Of tho late Con-
g1n the copies Of the Constitution they
iylcf td ~ calling ut the Crescent Office. Our
ssSf ssends viii please designate the manner they
,,ss6(Si 46SrIid 3rknrS3eds 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

TRANSPORTATION SpIRrs-Six collins are said by the
Lowell News to hHve down in train the
Lowell and Nashua Railroad recently varously directed
and appearances SMELL etc. strongly indicated that the
spirits still remained within them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-02

ARREST OF A CorNTERFErER.-A man named Baker,
from Pittsburgh has been arrested by the Cincinnati po
lice, at Covingon, Ky with between twenty and thirty
thousand dollars in counterfeit notes in his possession
The money consisted of ves the Bank of Norfolk and
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling; the
State Indiana and twenties and fties various
other banks.