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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26

VS., g. JEE.SVS,
,t.r, " .4in,nI,r, nl solicitor; and Notary Public
"A
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26

NETEB>TEK.S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
t-- 10 KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-26

NHNNtNlIA
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vessel which had been 50 unfortunately dis
missed as not worth detainingl had french
plunder on board, which, on atnoderate es-
innate, was valued at q million and half
sterling; and what made It stiit mare Yexa.
tious was the discovery, that the detention
of the vessel even for few hours longer,
would have led to the disclosure By the
eaptain Of the real nature Of his venture.
He had with difficulty been prevailed on 70
undertake the transport of the articles ID
question, and had only at last consented to
10 SO. on an express agreement, that y ne
sbould be detained twenty-fouF hours BY
British cruiser, he should be at Liberty 20
make terms for saving his vessel BY deponn-
oin0 he contents of his cargo. No doubt 1t
was bis intention to do this at once, against
which the Frepchmen had been so earnestly
demonstrating and had Capt. Long perse-
vered in detaining him; nothing could have
prevented the discovery, even il the Ameri-
can himself had not made the disclosure.
A little ebullition Of temper was to be ex-
pected when the news Of what they had
missed was circulated among the squadron.
The captains shares might be considered
as worth E40, 900 or Est. 900, a sum which
it would require considerable philosophy
to resign with equanimity. Whether the
country could probably have been benefited
by the capture, may be aqnestiOn for jurists.
It might have been argued, that the captor
Of stolen goods could not be entitled te se
tain them against the original owner tie
probable, however, that no very NICE inQnifs
would have been nfa
aeen c6nsiderad a case Id which lo a8t t
Language cf Roderick Dha, itwat y
iustifable--
q To spoil the spoileF a. we may,
And from the robber TsRd his prey"
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sONs OF TEMPERANCE IN ONO


mode Of communication IL
ID employed to afford information which Is con.
stanty sought by letters from every part Of the state
The publications Of the Order are kept on hand at
this office, and sent Divisions upon the recent Of
orders signed by proper officers, under the seal OF the
Division, and ncIcsing funds, at the following rateS
B. BIS per copy, al 90
Officers cards each 10 Il cts. per set, 7S
Ode cards per doz 10 cts. or 3 doz ioF m
Funeral cards per dOz., Il
Dedication ceremonies, ! doz. 30 ots 4 dor 1 0O
Travelling and withdrawal cards per doz. 30
Music, per copy, 10 cts per doz. 75
Proceedings Of N. D. lst and 9th session, bound, IA
Proceedings Of n. D. 9Th session, stitched, rs
ITacl nos. and 4, per hundred 81 per thousand 80
Your attention is especially called to these tracts
They have been examined and approved by the CEN
al Executive Committee, and Divisions are urged 70
SEND orders TOT them at once, aud scatter them broad
cast over the State.
Orders TOT tracts viii receive equal attention,
whether addressed to g. CLARK, Ben Franklin Office
Cincinnati, OF to the undersigned at Dayton.
Persons ordering racts etc, should always say by
what mode Of conveyance they should be sent.
February 6, 1859. : .
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WASHINGTON
.EIEE INSURANCE. GONPh NY
REEDER's BUILDING
Third street, nexf door 10 iheGiiy Bank
between Vine and Walnui,

Third street, next door 40 ihes;tiy Bank
between Vine and walnut,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
incorporated by the Stats Of oho.Charer Perpetual
CaPitnl s1SO,OOO.
Which can By their Chatter be increased to HGlf
Million.
Has two distinct Departments, Toiaf Sfoek and
.HWtnGf.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Z. N. Gregory, d. 2 Worcester,
James Glenn, James Dunlap,
s. +. Cary, j. P. Kihreth,
Z. P. Coe, W. S. Scarborough,
l.. G, Bingham, Hon. c. Morris,
John Estner J. p ReaznOr,
J. o. ShOup, L. D. Ingalsbee,
G. Y. Roots, r. b. Hayes,
Hon John Mclean, A. Monel,
Chas. Goodman, Thomas Heaton,
Geo. J., Weed, ]. +, Forbus,
Henry Van Bergen, Geo. Mccullough.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
George l.. Weed, w. A. Goodman.
Iameg x Clam.
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RDtes reduced thtrtB'three and 0Re-thtra per
cent. Those who insure this plan anticipate the
p ohls OF .MHtUat Company 10 the amount OF 551s
per cent? in the reduction O tie premium. II per
son wishes 70 leave definite SUN to his heirs, not
subject " the contingencies oi profits, this system o.
is prcerable. Or II he wishes 20 Insure ioT
: InLI la.. d LIE.
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FRAUD ON TIE CUsTOM HoUsE. E.--EdWard
Wtinkle, German merchant, doing business
in william street, New York, was arrested by
tbe United States Marshal yesterday morning,
an complaint Of Collector Maxwell, charged
with defrauding the revenue BY having two in
vaiess-one at 4 low rate to piss at the custom
bouse. and the other at the real rate tor his
own use. II is alleged that this is not the
fir.t offence Of the kind. He vas hsld to bail
la $4,000.
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BEN. JoNIsNa, Of Sleepy JIolIe

A BOLD Boy AND Coward. boys
were one day going home from school, when on
turning the corner II the street the largest OF the
two called Out--"A fight! fight let us go
and see"
"No," said the other, ''let us go home; we
have nothing to do with the quarrel, and m0y
get into mischief"
"You are a coward, and afraid to go, said
the other, and off he ran.
"Ihe younger went straight home, and IN
the afternoon went to school as usual, when the
boys Iauged at him great deal for not going
to the fight But he had learned that true
courage was shown most in bearing blame,
where it is not deserved, and that he ought TO
BIZ afraid Of nothing bat sin.
A few days { fter these lads were all bath
ing when one Of them got into deep water and
began to drown. The boys we all afraid to go
near him, and got out Of the water as fast as
they could. The lad would very soon have
been lost, had not the boy who would not 60 to
the fight, and who had been laughed at by
them as a coward, lust then came up. He at
once threw of bis clothes, and springiug into
the water, Just reached the sinking boy in time,
and by great effort brought him to shore The
other boys were now all mCh ashamed, and con-
feSed he had more courage tban any Of them.
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ToBAcco.-Tbe market continues active, and
the receipts are large. The sales for the week
ending Saturday, amounted to 4es hOgsheadS at
the auction warehouses.
The choicest tobacco sold last week WIS
grown In Butler CO., which embraces some Of
the finest tobacco lands in the State, and the
tobacco is admirably adapted to manufacturing
purposes. Saturday, a hogshead Of manulactur.
ing leaf, grown by ]. Pickett Of Butler CO. .,
sold at TOdd's warehouse at 81 IS per hundred
pounds. Another hOgshead grown BY T. E.
Puekett, commanded 81 Oh; and some twenty
other hOgsheads from the same eOaniy sold at an
acreage Of fullE S. 25 per hundred pounds.--
Loaissills Courier, 5tk INST.
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rrT The steamship Black Warrior, built 70
he New York and Mobile line, was launched at
New York on Thursday.
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SOME Few WEEK AGO, strolled into a
friends counting room. He being absent |
commenced chat with his clerk, when a
good looking "Culled pusson, entered doifed
his castor, aud said
Mas Bob, can you len me a quarter till
this art noon, and pay him sartini"
Mas Boba pplied bis dexter to bis vast pocket
but It made mo sign" | turned.
"Well Buck, you look tolerably honest, but
ss don't know you, if you will give me seCuri-
ty, I'll lend you the quarter"
His eye Frightened as he asked
MAS Bob will 60 my s'curity9"
"Yes, replied Bob.
forked over. Some time afterwards vending
The same way, as was about to enter the office,
e tiaa4 Rssd ssdAsstastssssE1 E1Is Hse.
"bdek, where's my quarters You didn't
pay me as you promised"
"No, ah! but gif you scurity'
"Well, but | want you to pay mel lent
you the quarter"
''Dat's true, sab, but am the custom down
here to zsust de security fust."
Ileit.-L Spirit 0ftks TINES.
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OFFICERS.
Z NJ. GREGORY, Prssidsat.
HON, g. MORRIS, Yies Presf.
GEO. l.. WEED, Treasurer.
S. F. CARY, See'tg aud Gen. agent.
C. BENToN, Assistant Sec'ty and detuarg.
]. PAYSUN VAN EPPS,
SOLICITOR AND APPOINTING AeENT.
MRDlffAi. EXAMINERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
"A GLORIOUS RALLY

The Scott Rangers met last night in laro
numbers. The hall could not contain them
and one meeting was organized below and ano
l'''f aafsa -ssai''s' iHvvulus tue nall Mr.
Cassard presided
The Cerro Gordo Club entered at the openinp
Of the proceedings, and was received with cheers
Mr. Marks then made the following address:
mr. President and Gentlemen Of the Scott RangersIt be-
comes my pleasing duty in behalf OF the Wing Central
Executive committee OF Louisiana, to present to your
gallant organization this American Eagle
In paying the Scott Rangers the compliment con,, /,
IN the presentation of this majestic bird the committees
eei That they are but properly eydencng that bigh
probation, which they have ever entertained of tho
luiness and importance of this organization as wort
anu chvaric co-laboers in the great cause in which wa
are mutually engaged
a gut more sngularly fitting and appropriate couIa
scarce nave been selected to have been the object f
"Ssehpiase-sorrounded as it is (under existing circn
sj WIN ASSOCIATIONS the national character of which
must come home to every wings bosom
The American Eagle is the symbolic emrlop, IF Ago..
can liberty, Upon the national escutcbeo, If th
Is represented with outspread wings MS guarding and
teethg tue American shield upon which we find those
STRIPES which, upon so many occasions the American
mas Dofhe III successful contest AS the emblem of
liberty 1t has been the inspired theme the poet and
time and again. furnished food for the imagination of Tho
orator Far above all others of the feathered rao -
scars alot shrinking not when its piercing ry
it meets the god of light Under the shade of its ont
spread wings, thousands and tens thousandssf the
oppressed of other lands seek repose and nations no
gfoanng under the calling yoke of despotism turn
their fearful eyes in suppcating glance upon this our
favored land and pray for the day arrive when
hey too shall behold arise from their own horizon the
great emblem of liberty
- national emo'em--it becomes fitting emblem for n
party Like the great wing party of the Union
paf'ythe conservative party-the party of
fS'''NS-"u"" salety-it knows no section of our
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE. :"

The attention of the public is called to the s,pe,;o
this office for the execution of EVERY VARIETY of
A8opA, Sob, ag0 aSancp Metter= aPress 9grt,tfnt,
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
To The smallest and most delicate Gard and rirc,,,
In style OF unsurpassed beauty and elegance and n, -
moderate office in the city,
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
Is of the complete and extensive in the South LARGO
additions OF the
--latest Styles of Types, Borders and Ornaments
Have recently been made and the latest improvements the
business will continue to be introduced as fast
they make their appearance n the Northern
and Western Type Foundries.
PLAIN AND ORNAM ENTAIL PRINTING,
In Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with neatness and Dispatch the latest and
brilliant style
fS Particular attention will be given the Printing of STEAM
BILLS and CARDS. STEAMSHIP BILLS and POSTERS;
which departments great been gvon the Helec,uof
Having Press of immense dimensions, enabled
sse nrgr sheet for Poster than procured
Particular attention will also be bestowed upon LAWYERS
BRIEFS procfshce Of which will be furnished
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
Ohio Riyer-Markets.

For the Crescent.
RALLY FOR SCoTT.....By W. II. P.
Up, up with our banners on battements high,
At the call of our Chief, who wouldn't falter fly
On the hill tops our beacons with radiant ray
Are burning, and list-hcar the call to the fray.
Then rally rally rally Rangers,
BY the battles we've fought,
By the victories won,
By the deeds we have wrought,
Still our march must be
Then gather, gather gather, gather gather, gather,
The Hero whose deeds have embla2oned the past,
Shall mount and be President surely at last.
By the hurricane fire of Old Lundy's Lane
By Fort George where the flag of the foe waved in vain
By the glories achieved upon Mexico's plain
By the blood he has shed aye again and again.
Then rally rally etc,
By the shouts that ringing along from affair
by the triumph of peace and the grandeur of war
By the unaltered hope, in the faith of our lot,
Shout for Scott and the Union, the Union and Scott.
And rally rally etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

SPAIN CHURCHES. The Spanish Government
are exhibiting symptoms of longing lay their haais
the wealth of the church in that country An order
has been issued by the Minister of Justice and Ecclesa
tca fairs directed to the bishops and heads of doceses
generally, demanding complete inventory of all the
treasures and articles Of value in the various churches
Al sorts Of guesses are current to the object this
order 1t is believed by that nothing else Intended
Than to keep the artificial credit of the State by an
exhibition Of the wealth of the church. When is
eidered that the cathedral at Toledo for instance has
articles Of gold and silver to the amount of some
$500ooo it would be matter surprise if the grand
total in the kingdom should reach 1925 0OOOoO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
F0tl Goods.


G | Q U E L & ISON,
No. Is CHARITIES STREET,
20 Have the honor customers that
Monday September IS, they will ready offer for sale mos
splendid assortment OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
just received from by ships Eagle and LeIau Dyer via
RICH PRINTED CALICOES;
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH DE LAME, SMALL FIGURES;
PLAID YALENTIAS AND CASIIMEREs;
PLAID TARTANs;
PRINTED CASFtNiEREs AND PLAIN DE LAME;
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WoRsTED DAMASKS FOR CURTAINS;
GRENADINES, FoULARDS AND CIIALLY
RICH DAMASK AND PoAfPADOUR SILKS
PLAIN AND CtlANGEABLE SILKS;
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS;
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS;
CoLoRED MERlNOES AND BLACK BOMBA2INE;
EMB'D AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs;
PARASoLS-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK SlIAWLS
FANCY AND BLACK CASSMIEREs;
C0LORED SILK CRAVATSj
VALESCIE&EES EDGING AND ISEERTTyC.
FANCY WOODEN SOCKS AND HOSE;
BED AND NEGRO BLANKETS;
MADAPOLANI AND FURNITURE CIlNTZ,
BLACK BoAlBAzET BoMBAZIgE AND ALPACAs:
LIMO AND LINEN CAAIBRICS;
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
NORTH So,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of
DO NJ ESTIC GOODS,
Suitable for Family and Plantation use.
Hepil 2pn Glt2uEL Il JAMESON, IS Chatrcs street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

Two INDIANS KrLLEp-We learn from the Oshkosh
(lowa) Courier, that shooting ARRAY came off on the
indian Land near Partridge Lake the 18th of August
n''ie oi ra-metose hred upon the chief WaukeJ John
who died in few hours A friend of the chief i,,no
diately rushed upon the murderer and stahhcd bir ~
the heart. Several others were badly injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

SURVEY or THE CHINA sEAs-Ths service it is said is
to be performed by the U. s. steamer Allegheny now fit
ting out at the Navy Yard at Norfolk The Alerbany
was originally built with Hunters submerged wheels
but side wheels have been substituted and she has
undergone extensive repairs and alterations with view
to increased efficiency and will be dispatched as soon ms
these are completed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT,
by the National linr.
[oaice Corner of st. Charles and Gravier streets1
New York Markets.

Bp TUE NaltnHat LINZ.
GOfice Corner of st. Charles and Gravier streets
New York Markets.
NEwEoRK, September 80.
There is moderate demand in the Cotton market with
sales of 400 bales at previous rates Middng Orleans
10 ~ and Mddling Upands 10c per h. Flour is steady
at 81 81 so for State and 81 62s to 81 rs per Dbl
for Southern brands There is good demandfor Wheat,
Western has sold at 81 O4 per bushe Corn active
and prices advancing Sales of Western Mixed 7o to
II &c per bushe Pork dull at ST. 70 for Mess and
S15 rs to SIS 81 i per Dbl for Prime Barrel Lard has
sold at II i.c. per h.
Ohio River-Markets.
PlTrsBURGH, September 80.
There is yet two feet two inches water in the channel
and the river stationary.
CNciNN4r September 80.
The river is still falling. Sales of Flour at So 25
IS 81 per Dbl Whisky 1796c. per gallon Green Hams
sold for future delivery attic per ID.
LOUISVILLE. September 80
THERE'S now three feet two inches water in the canal
and the river failing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

SHARK fisHiSG'-Ihe Nantucket (dass) Mirror says
tha1 during the last two months there has taken at
udnit Sincenset and the south side of the sand from
oOto 1000 sharks varying in length from five to twelve
feet On Thursday of last week 81 were taken on the
south shore by three boats Considerable quantities
oil are obtained from their ycrs and the bodies are sold
to the farmers of the island for manure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

fHANRtlN FIRE AND MARINE Insurance Cos,pANY-We
would call the attention of citizens to the advertise
ment OF the franklin Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pahy OF NewI ork which will be found another column
.l ,n'.'no ana FIRE lnsurancc'pn, of the IIud-
capital stock of each of their COMPANIES ;s saoo noo
the references. independently Of the well know
hghy respectable citizen of NewOrleans Mr. G. q In
throp, the agent, uuexceptionable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

BENEFIT CUBAN ExpEprroS u,,ou.. =,
that the Varieties Theatre will be open on Saturday
ana that an entertainment will be given for the benefit NJ
the Cuban Association, We have more to say on th;.
subject and will speak of it tomorrow We trust that
there will be grand rally
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

NNoPS IN SOUTHERN NERMoNr.--In Andoyer Weston
i-ohuohuefFy and thereaboutS, there very nl.nf
ek o. i9Sd cattle The crop was very short
t'nI VI se ur9'tn and the grasshoppers as hume
Sourea not only great deal grass bat also of oats
even OF corn Oats will not average more than half the
esua crop on account mainly of their rayages Many
helds Were harvested while yet grsen to save as mcb ~
pon x a enc Of the scarcity of
ruinousy low rates More than f1ur bunre5 80 tu az
been sold and driven away within three weeks caIpss
nave been SOLD at from sxtyevpn cents to dollar
uss from tEee 10 'e dollars and from six to twelve
dollars One man sold eighteen yearngs and n"i s
oxen all in good condition for sll0 In MANY cases nav w
at full prices. ' " p''of goods
Ihe potato crop promises to be unusually good The
ry weather mas prevented the attack Of the rot and h
Eagle 1"'''''s' loia'teooro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. Boston
Sept. 2S.-The wings of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict have to-day nominated the Hon IL s. Valley for
Congress. Mr. Valley accepted the nomination and al
dressed the Convention the Presidential nominations
He said that the party had done Mr. Webster
wrong and brought discredit themselves and
by giving strength to the idea that republics are
full However, he considered it his duty to SUPPORT the
regular ticket although there the prospect for
the of Webster he would for that object
His speech was received with loud applause Valley is
one Of Mr. Websters warmest personal and political
friends.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
Later from Oregon

Byan arrival San Francisco have been
from Oregon to the 18th of August
parties Of immigrants had arrived at Oregon
City during the early part of the month who report but
Z little trouble crossing the Cascade Mountains.
The steamer Willmette, employed the river, sailed
from Portland on the II thin for Sra, francisco
The mines at Rogue rfysr and 1t 81 sngrossing
much attention.
grpYspsam ssshieh The Oregon farmers congrat-
alating ssases upsA ~ prospect of having home
market for their d0tlr5
susiuy me- past week we have been fa-
ydted with which have laid the dust in
fe We learn that there is conSid-
erabe eNpoGd IN different parts Of the territory
which will be seriously damaged the rains continue.
learn nl TINT the rains have proved very beneficial
to the crops the bottoms oyerowed by the back
water in May and june. They will have fine crops not
withdrawing the first crops drowned out Estates
# man "
IN regard to the -four market the same paper says:
The shipment of -four to California has used the old
surplus wheat, and farmers not having put in the
quantity last spring fear that the immigration
which Is pouring viii seriously drain the country
Of wheat
The emigration to Oregon the plains very great
Some of those who arrived recently Portland report
great arriving daily at the Daes and proceeding
cross the mountains with their teams and families
large droyes of horses cattle, sheep reported
their WY to Oregon They think the number of person.
coming The overland route this will be near ter
Il thousand
The markets in Oregon are well supplied with fruit aud
vegetables. Melous Of all descriptions abound
W Whimple who murdered his wife and set fire to bis
dwelling in Polk county. gave himself up to the Sheriff
He is to be tried at the next term Of the circuit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

we have received from the publishers the proprietors
OF the Daily Delta pamphlet copy the proceedings of
.he convention and Central Executive Committee of the
Industrial Fair proposed held in New
Orleans in February. 1851
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

iAzoo PACKET GRENApA,-fhe splendid Yazoo packet
Grenada Capt Gwartney, having been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, will be at the wharf to-day to re-
eeiSe freight and resume her regular trips The Grenada
Is wen known and popular boat and her officers feel
assured WILL Of themselves draw large share of public
patronage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

MONEY PAIp TO lNDlANs.-At recent meeting of the
American Board Of Missions stated that since
the United States had paid to the Indians in MONEY
s3o2'4SI7 in lands f7l0il723 making an aggregate Of
SiooVoouoo so that the whites have not as generally
cna'seo ropoed them of their lands and driven them
from their homes without some cnniynent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

DIED WouNps.-The Montgomery (Ala) Ad-
yertser of the 2Sth ult, says Miss Cathreine Smith
who mentioned in last Thursdays ISSUE as having
been shot by Augustus Kent has since died Kent in
jail and to quiet those who to fear that he will
cape the penalty of the law, will state that he Sc
curey caged and should he not die before court will
tainy be dealt with his guilt may deserve without
fear Or favor or suppression or intimidation