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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

TENNESSEE Cnors-7He Ssusons,-The Knoxville Tenn
|Whig says
Tennessee, presents most charming aspect The lat,
md and showery weather has covered the whole
ot the earth with richest yerduTe Fields Of wheat
and corn and of hay and clover every where exhibit
ank iuxuriance Of growth that promises largei WELD
Than our country has been accustomed in is best
crop years We have been acquainted With the country
and we have rarely if ever known it to exhibit so thirty
h growth as Mt its present stage of Development fut
iees are l OF fruit and apples and peaches are lager
han usual at this season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

LOUISIANA WORCESTERSHIRE examinations at this inst
tuition have given the most entire satisfaction to all who
witnessed them They will be closed this evening with
the distribution of prizes. We hope every friend of et
cation will be present
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

dES ScoTr's LErrERs.-The Delta recently published
what II called the Complete Letters of Gen Scottn We
have remarked that if by this caption it meant that
all the letters of Gen Scott upon the subjects embraced
we're presented the list incomplete and the announce
ment unfair. The Deltas compendium was taken bodily
f we are not singuarly mistaken) from the NewY or
Herald paper which is hostile to Gen Scott and does
every thing it can to inure him. bringing forward every
thing like fault or bunder and keeping of sight eyery
merit or redeeming explanation There are several i'm
portan and well known letters missingone explanatory
u the one published by the Delta giving his views On
naturalization, and another eulogisng the bravery and
patriotism of the Irish Without these without the com
pany OF such documents Gen SCOTS Castle Garden
speech his dispatch approving the whg national platform
ETC. the letters do not give full idea Of Gen Scotts poll
cai views and the Complete letters of Gen Scott is
really deceptive aud unfair"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

FREleHrs-The Neworeans boats at St Louis are nov
making freight engagements for sheep st 4Oc hogs 5oc
and beeyes at $ per head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

We have received from the publisher the tenth numbe
Of Dyes Mirror and Illustrated Counterfeit Detector
This is valuable periodical.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

RArucAnoN MEErlSG, - a grand rally of the wings o
Nieksbg and vicinity to raiy the nomination of Scot
aud Graham, to take place in that city on saturl
evening last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

l. PRESENCE OF MNp.-The herdsman of farm in Notb
Isl had occasion one day lately to send his daughter for
ithem, and among them two bulls Of which was occa
Sonay in the habit of assautug people On the dav in
CLOSELY, when he Immediately gave chase On level field
without dykes boys any other place refuge to
TO- what would the reader have done-for to run home
u distance of three quarters of mile was out of the
Question The girl with great presence of mind ran over
10 the other bull, good natured animal and much
tronger than her assaant Standing close by his side
sand kindly tapping him on the back, she drove him
towards her fathers house. followed by enraged enemy
who kept roaring and Tuning all the way but when he
too close her protector turned round and kept her
sassaiant at bay In this manner the fugitive arrived
safely at home. Inverness (scotlsnd) Courier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

HE sfEAMsHrn ALABAMA AT the request of larr,
number OF the passengers who have engaged passage
this fine steamer fur NewYork and who wish to spent
the 18th OF July in Nesorleans, her departure has beer
delayed until the 9TH IN which day She will positivel,
leave 4 few more staterooms can he engagad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

OVER rnE LsNE,-Ihe Steamer opEelia, Capt W. A
arice leaves this day on the arrival of tho 10 oclocl
cars for CoYington etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

Thanks to the officers of the Oregon Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

GRAND PROMENADE CoNcERT-M Ioeifner leader q
tthe celebrated Louisiana Band gives this evening in La
ayette square the first of series of twelve subscription
concerts We doubt not that they will prove highl,
agreeable ana attractive and that citizens will sub
scribe Literally towards the entertainments Books q
noseIption ara open at the music store of IL d HEWITT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

scorr HANGERS GLEE CLUE, The members of this
dleo Club will meet this evening, at the hall over the
Pearl at half past seven o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

We are indebted to the clerk Of the steamer Ohio for
Ioris
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

DELINQUENT TAx-pAYERs-We have been reolIested +,
call attention to the notice of the Treasurer of the civ
another column, Under the act of Consolidation 35l
Sec made the duty of the Treasurer to publish the
names OF al defaung tax payers with the amount due
10y each, on the first Monday July Of each year Con
equently next Monday morning this list will appear III
this paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30
Notice to Tnr FBaszers.

TREASURERS OFFICE, Cry NEwOR1EANsi
June Is, 1881
tr In accordance with resolution Of The Common Council approved
June H. 1861 notice heehy given, Tint the FIRST MONDAY
JULY next ALL bEFAuLTING TAX PAYERS WILL BE PRO
cEEDED AGAINST authorized by Act
Generalization. Liel6 2rtiEl W IL GARLAND Tr.asnrnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30
rs" The Hon Chief Justice Eusr1s, Chairman

~" The Hon. Chief Justice EUsrIs, Chairman
of the Board of Administrators University louisiana
vted the following named gentlemen Committee
al the Examinations the EVENING" OF the 2sh 10Th and s0
Hon. ISAAC t, PRESTON, ALFRED HENNEN Esd.
Hon CHRISTIAN RoSELlus, JOHN T. BRADFORD, Esq,
NJ NJ. COHEN, ESQ.,, GEO WYNDHANI, Esq,
VIM. c. MICoU, Eal., Prof JAMES JONES, n. n,
MINOR $. T. BEAUREGARp, United States Corps Engineers.
ORDER OF ENAM NATION
Commencing at O'Clock p each day.
MONDAY EVENING ?sth Observation-Disclosures Classes in
Cicero-Collegnte Glasses in German.
TUESDAY EVENING, Virgil
Glasses in Mathematics
WEDNESDAY EVENING nstant-Colega Classes
and Greek. Presentation OF Prizes.
Es'- A general invitation extended. ego
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

a SHARP CASplpATE-our friend, Col Mccormick. il
cevery successful in the against four or five whie
opponents for Assistant Alderman The Colonel will
make very excellent member of the City Council He
broke from cover so handsomely that he will allow us te
inform the defeated how they taken in and done for
There were hafdozen candidates all wings running
was very evident that the enemy was not in the ice
md would not show fight Sundays went down. ant
40 sentinel gave the alarm But the gallant Colonel wa,
NJ fat in matters of strategy and the rising sun of Mon
lay was destined to gisten upon his raised pennant
Cool and wary was the Colonel in his tactics lie paid
high compliment to our sagacty and observation-disclosures
10y continually accommodating until he was perfectly Ger
ain that our Mondays issue irretreraby worked off
Not sign of living candidacy. in the smallest
poster did he give till then but then out went his an
nouncement of political battle. " To the rescue, Thu,
only democratic candidate - with the dawnine da,
showed ominousy upon hundred corners and the vic
tory was won 1t only remained to cut up the divided
.nemy in detail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30
Henry Clay Is No More.

These few simple words will carry with them
Ito the hearts of thousands woe too bitter in
Hts agony for the common phrase of speech.
Henry Clay is no more; and in this an
1nouncement We state that heart which knew
/ no impulse but honor and patriotism, soul
(which recognised no law but duty and truth, q
Esprit which defed all earthly considerations
when conscience spoke; an intelligence vas,
enough to comprehend the interests of empires
the wants of the present and the requirements
iof the future are lost forever to the world. A
power has passed from day to darkness; light
|has gone cut and left none which may compare
with it in surprising brilliance.
The statesman and the patriot is dead There
lis voice, all potent in our national councils
and finding an echo in every American heart
flushed in stiffness. The Union is weaker
to-day than it was yesterday, when life yet
|glimmered feebly, like the last light of depart.
ling day upon the pillars summit, in the soul OF
Henry Clay. Who can still faction, who awe
treason, who rebuke fanaticism as he? He has
eft to the patriot only his undying impulses OF
nationality and patriotism; aud, so help us
God, there are those who will religiously beal
|the heart Of q Bruce, into the midst of the
Unions foes. b
The true hearted and chivalrous gentleman
the man without fear or reproach-owing nc
responsibility but to his conscience and his
God-the moral hero Drawing every thing for
principle, has died slowly, grandly, awfully in
che solemnity of decay, upon the very theatre
of his renown.
Kindly, and brave, and generous, he has
passed away with the sorrowful expectation oil
\ nation fixed anxiously upon his death bed
passed away in peace-with prayer and bene
LECTION Illuminating the last hours of a great
life, closing in solemn and religious glory.
To-day when the sun shall rise, and thousands
shall learn this melancholy announcement, the
light of day will seem dim and the very air
hushed in stiffness to the thousands of sorrowful
hearts. There is new memory-a great and
awful and holy memory-in American history.
and a new name, consecrated in death, to be
whispered in the patriots prayer-relgiously
breathed in the patriots benediction and holly
cherished in the patriots heart.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

COMMITTED ray hogerSr an assault and
oat'ely was SEM 70 th rirsI net Court and 50 was
N III '''00ns i'r al NsS"ui' anu ry with attempt to
VAGS.-About twenty yagts wArp trao+od
to gratuitous lodgings, by the same yosnt Tnoistrat
in the Work. house 49, 7'''l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

WATER PIRATE.-John Mitchell, hayinu
sworn by all the powers that WlMitche!l did in the
month Of May 1852 steal from deent small schooner
caed the Fletcher Deenda4 $ examined befnre
Recorder Winter and sent for tito the First District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

A SNAPPEK-CP OF uNcoDERED TRIPLES
Daniel tusky was yesterday epned in the First Dis
trct for installing the OWNERSHIP a silver watch ana
gold enameleu chain IN dispute Teen him and Bernard
X Bannon Sent to the First DIT Cont
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

GARDENER WANTED-One who under
Va stands the Horticultural Departments to 20 To Mobile
One wiiholt fnuiy and who peaRs The German English
Elages would be preferred. Apply 10
ira0 tt SAMUEL WOLFE al C,ar,n strc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

THIRD DISTRICT ScHooLsiAt meeting of
the Board of School directors for Third District
ing before last 1t was resolved II the Superintendent
shall receive salary If $500 petnun and the Secre-
tary of the Board So pei mont certain series of
English class books pconnded by a committed
and was resolved that althe qboo shall be disposed
of. Some of the members : til Boar devote much of
their time to the schools att u entitled to great credit
for the activity and energy le aisplat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30
gF'hig illumination Notice.

Mcs John Orchard, H. Moore, j. B. Walton j. NJ Burke
Waterman. i-gC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14
HERE IT Is READ III

Scott newspapers aud scott orators are contiu
uallg singing out thar hcir eand date made a
speech a, Ca,t'e Gardea New York, IN Feh,u,
ary, 1850 a, The gre lniuu meeting and d..
cared himself IN av be Compromise.
Well, here il the CasH, Gardrp specch entire.
from The columns OF he New York Mirror, a
whig paper:
FELLOW CITIZENS Your kod greeting flI,
me with the deepe, emotions ! came here
not expecting TO take more tLuu o. siaud in some
corner Of the great hal 10 witness the proceed
ngs. Some kind frlerd dl.c ayplrd ns 'eow, o.
should not have slo d rr Mi. usplcuou- place.
did not expect to Hddres- one word IA This M ct.
ing, ! see behre me much utthe Intelligence,
respertabtW. II i storlug worh uf This greRI
city assembled here fnf the aurruse Of support,
ing our great Union, of which AN an humble
friend uud servant do pot call mysrlfa ciI
zen Of the Nnuh, ot the South, Of The East, or oI
the West but have served the Union forty odd
years, and feel my self citizen Of every part OF
10 ; and whalrvrs he and strength have shall
be devoted 10 its preservation. Feeling that it
was in jeopardy, and that This meeting ha as,
Feubled 10 promote harmony and preserve the
Union, came here, and return on many thanks
ioT the kindness which you have welcomed me,
am not an Ahoinotist, nor an advocate Of
slavery come here MOI as drmocrai or a Vhig
have attended no party meeting IN 'ory-rwo
years. But when the cry is hat The Un on is IN
danger, and a rally is nude Io support It, |
would bavs been coward and rccreant III
had not also rallied
OF whatever value may be he remainder Of
my life, land Done sets motr value on II than
do would give it In support OF hr Unan. /
hope may not live to see It's dissolution hut, Il
unable 10 avert lie fate, would be buried be-
meath IFS ruins
am charmed with the good feeling and uni.
yersal patriotism which this meeting has erhib'.
ted and God grant that you may devise sonr
plan to Gave that Union 10 which we all, in heart
and soul, are so much attached
Well, Scot, men, what do you think of Il l.
Perhaps many you have been Tagging over
document YOU never saw. Is there a word in
the epeeeh in favor Of the Compromise No,
one. Aud when il IL remembered, also, that
this Union hurrah Of February 1855, was over
the OmHiJns bill which did not embrace the Fu-
gIliys slave law, speech is worth still less. Pl
on your speek', supporters OfScoa, srd see III
YOU can find anything IN your Castle GARDEN
speech. Il is words--words wurds---w WORLDS
lhe glorious Union - Nashpite American.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14
EYMCUTOR,s AEF.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court o.
/ Iowndes county Gated Mas 4ih 1851. will sell
At public outcry on the 5th Day Of September next
on the premises in the town Y West poFi. the ne-
rest belonging to the estate Of Richard T BnRnriag
deceased IN the real estate connect Rith tie West
Port Ferry, being an interest oi twp~thWds IN the
following described property Lot- one and ,Wo n
fractional block nire; ioi Eve and % much Of lot
number foer a. may be necas.ar, lrr the purposes
Of the Ferry, in fractional biick number eight on
the south bank of the Tombigbre river. Al.o, lots
one, two three and i've, ia fractional block numDer
nne5 l0t num5er seven Of fractional secfio# HBmber
eighteen and IN fractional section number nineteen
OF township eighteen. range eiphieen west Also
LOT number one Of fractional block nsmber eight
and block number thiry-six according u the pzn
Of the town OF Yves, Port, Loxndss eo6n,y
MARY W. BROKNKIGG.
July 81, 1857. 5-sS. Executrix
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14

IyTupEycE ! We though We had seen some
thing 81 political edfoutery and impJi -nce DO th-
course Of twenty yeats. but he attempt by lhr
S rihrrn Scot press 10 prove Gen. Pierce en- a5
oidioaisf, is a touch beyond lhe sublime IN living
"a fight Dneqlalled By any Ronrbsck imneina.
lion ibai ever ieriil-ed the fed of iaisehood -
aud ikcs 10 pretend 10 pros, ihjs by the most IN
scrBpDlous abolition piinis that ever backened
an honest mans repuiaiion-prinis thai bave p.
Piled every opprobrious term 20 Gen. Pierce
hat mslignily could invent, IN revenge or bis
answering opposition to all their incendiary
-chenes-is an effort at impo.iiln ihai We did
not bsliere the most desperate political gamesies
wosld uadsnake---Bosfoa Post.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14
The State of Mississippi.
LOTYNDES COUNTY.

To all persons interested in he Real Estate Of
the minor heirs of John Lindsay decd.
you are hereby notified to be and appear before
the Probate Conri Of said county Al the Court
tlouse IN the town Of Columbus, the first Monday
in'octobeT 1852, then and here to show cause II
any YOU have, why the following lands belonging
% the minor heirs Of John Lindsay deceased to wiz
the east haii OF north east quarter and north halt Of
west nall Of north west ciar,er and s,.uih west
quarter Of north west quarter section twenty-six-
ana east hali Of the south west quarter west half
1i soltn west q1arter of section tWenty-fhree and
Ios l number two in fractional section twenfs awo
~ "a township 10. range rs west. lying and being
~ slia county should not be sold according 20 tie
petition Of Christopher Adams, Guardian Of the said
minor heirs
- Witness the Honorable Nathaniel 2
lis Goodwin. Judge Of the Probate Court OF
said County, the first Monday in August
- a. d l5S3
Issued 4th day Q; April, 1859
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
aGg. T,ls52 4-6w. CLERK.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14

A curious case is related " thr ir,, Budget,
ofa girl in that city, r,lna 4sf speech TOR a
whole week Being di-obtd.-o r,d ,e'n.iHg
to answer her mother, " h~a ~. tr4 -hr fund
latter sitting dumpshIy Ia c.r..a. ahoui an
hour, brooding oYef b.. hd ,HJ --'bai she
was unable 90 Hitrr o. af.4r'f. nd. W"rd Tier
lrrnds did not take par cui4i 'ic.. Il her C5r q
couple "t daY. suppo-fnE Size va. Keeping Up
hsr pit Finally, -hr Vr,'r doan that she coul6
no, speak. when her fr..Bis u.csme alarmed,
aud consulted several phy-iri4ns' Afera week
bad passed. she au"ke our morning and found
herself again in speaking usdsr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14
WM. W WIgR
j. e. WA Sc 4 I'D.
40. FRnssuHiJ. gfreaF, gEEE.

ctOLE agent for Leuch'e q Newton New Paten'
- ted Silver.string Piano F7rte- These Pianos are
now used in the North IN preference 20 al other in-
struments, on account Of the improvement by the
STRINGS, which are made after the new method Of
Galr1ro-plastic, having fine pure be'l-like tone,
they keep free from any rust, aud stay in tame much
longer than the steel string instruments ard there
fore would be particularly we'll suited in the c1un.
try, where the instrunen, cannot be tuned often.
Just received new silver string Ptanos7 Octaves,
which are offered for sale or Ho2sraie and acc0Ho-
dating terms, and warranted fof several yetrs.
Also, Guitars, viohns, Flutes. Accordaons. Music,
&c. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Panos and other instruments tuned and repaired
March ~, 1852. 39-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14

MRs. CLAY.--Mrs. Clsv is now n years n
age and although her health Is iseile, has the
appearance Of a lady Of 50 She has had rsv-
en- children. only four Of uhnm live. The bod,
ofHenry Clay Jr., killed a Burn, Visa. was
inferred in the family iauf 90 Lexington. Eli.
"a Clay died aged lo in isl4. "u her Way to
Washington. A marie ugtt.t a. New Or
leans died also al The mr hue. Ibumas
Wyihe Clay, the oldest b, %. uid aurd jO Is ia
sane. aud his recovery 0. n,ps.r-- hr has a
general melancholy, and - urca.iana.iy violent
Thomas Hart Clay. aged 4 b. ihr pfapristnf Of
Mansfield, iae estate ueaf L-Kug ur' aud col.
ivaies hemp. James B. lat. aa-d 80. ovus
large estate near 81. l.ouI- 80 where b. hns
large dairy and Is engaged 80. t.usivr.y in rearing
stock. John NJ. Clay, ih- iuIuz- Q, q, aged 81
he manages the farm AID orr1frs portion 81
hi- time 60 tbe profession ui ib- ifR; hs rrsrm-
bles his father more than 4al nf th- s.ns Bic
fesiufes are similar. BIZ b.. ih' Sam dry ssn
d. appearance, aHd hang- sb..ui Do. iraiurss 10
the same careless mann-s
Mrs. Clay stood hy fbr callin e be dereassd
husbaud for a few mom~nis ,uiy isrfore b. bDfi.
al At Ashland. She J.. a., p 90. and shares deep
ly 10 the general gloom .,-rasionrd b. he desih
Of heT ionged loved .'iner
The remains Of Mr flay viii M resi Pefrnt /
neniiy in the vault wh-r- ines u-fr p.ared. hm
viii be removed o. ih~ Ia, f.-n.l, lai "a the /
same cemetery, a. scoH as r. psi-tiau- hs'e been
made BY The PEOPLE q. LrK netaa 90 ity ih- epUn-
datiDn ofsbe rnonunlra' 10 Do. anenIprf Ihi-
vent will take place ssn- ume nest fail. shen
Daniei Nehsier . sKp rid 70 d.aref tn ora
C0uriaF.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14
Land For Sale

on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER lia, 1882
fNparssa1cs Of an order Of the honorable Probate
= Court Of Lovndes county, ;nsis at the April
1-Tn, 1859, Of said court, I will sell or twelve
n'lias credit a, the Court House door, in the town
Coiafnbus. the following lands, to-wit: the east
81 Of south east garter Of section nineteen spsfh
97srter Of sssion twenty the south bSif OF
= north west quarter Of srefion twenty; al in
,<nsl'p number eghtesa Of range eigh:ssn eat.
= ssid county Bond with approved seclFiiy viii
.-nesaired Of the purchaser The tide is believed
= oe anqusstiorsbiy good snd free ef al eacum-
mes NM. YRAZIER, Grsrdisu.
'-y 81, 1881. s-sv Per T5os. T. Bsrre-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-08-14
UNITED STATES WALL LNE

Leaves Tuscumbia and Florence on Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday evenings, immrdisifIvon the
arrival Of the stages from jackson, Columbus and
Aberdeen. Passengers having through II kets can
stop at Nashville, Mammoth Cave, Louisville. or any
other place the route that they may wish ~ long
"a ihey plsase. Apply ior through tickets AZ Eutaw
House, Tuscumba al Crows Hotel Florence; a
(ienera Stage Office, Nashville or at Gslt nnse,
LouisvilIs. CARTER, THOMAS q HUUGn.
NAV s. i52 43-6m.