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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-30

~ The Paducah Democrat errs in ascribing
the origin of Thanksgiving Day to the evacua.
ton Of New York by the British in 1888. Ith
of Yankee parentage, and dates hack into 1922
when the Governor Of the Plymouth Colony, SEN.
out four men to kill game for dinner of thanks
giving Evacuation day is the 25th of N0vem
Der, and that anniversary is still celebrated IN
New York.
Leaning makes life sweet.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-30

-" Jerome Bonaparte has purchased a
residence at Havre, France, which is to be
prepared for bis residence by the coming
summer. 4a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13
Inside of a Chinese House.

ln book recently published by Mrs Eliza Il Bulge
mau- who went out to China a missionary we have the
account Of visit to Mrs Pyap the lady of Pwan Tiny
l VI -, m - -. -. = 1T -,
"' W. W. Az .0'' : "'t merchant vi WRATH "ua
somewhat favorable to foreigners
Twan Tngkwa is employed in the service Of the gov
eminent this gives him distinction lie has ten
wives The lady Of the house or number one wife did
not make her appearance until little time had elapsed
Al length she entered the room and the others gave place
while She received her visitors and refused to take her
until every her guests was seated She was a
beautiful young creature over twentyoue years Of
age Her hair arranged in their usual tastefu man
ncr and adorned with flowers pearls and other ornaments
She attred in smpe dress Of grass cloth tight about
the throat with large sleeves exposing beautiful hand
and wrist full Of bracelets Underneath her grass cloth
tunic she an embroidered skirt that nearly ron-
cealed her little feet Her manners we're graceful and
elegant To the remaks of the ladies' ther visor,} hp
responded eourteousy ing herself to sit while
any Of the ladies were standing
Tea was served ia small cups with covers but without
milk sugar soon after this we were invited into an.
other department Mrs Puan our lady host took Mrs
Parker by the hand aud led the way while several az her
Of Mr. pwau TingAwas ladies attended TO she rest II ~
and followed the company OF RELATIVES nurses arr-
want and children succeeded nj eager to satisfy their
curiosity by gazing at 4 repast was prepared con
sisng of ces fruits nuts otr which in the cart *
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

PolsoNs ,ND ANrporFs 1t not unirequenty happens
that serious and distressing results occasoned by the
accidental employment Of poison. and it occurred to Us
that might possibly do service to Of read
by presenting them with brief and compendiou list
Of the common posons and the remedies for them
most likely to be close at hand
.3fy-These great heat and scusations Of burn
lug pain from the mouth down 20 the stomach. RENE
dies maguesia soda pearash or soap dissolved in water
then use stomach pump or emetics
.4itcteg-Bcst remedy is vinegar
iamoui7- Remedy lemon Juice or vinegar, Afterwards
milk and water naXsetd tea
.1f0hoi-First cleanse the stomach out by emetic
then dash cold water the head, and give ammonia
| (spirts Of hartshorn
lrsenic-Remedies in the first place evaruate the sten
ach then give the white Of eggs lime water chalk aud
water charcoal and the preparations Of iron particularly
1 hydrate.
| i<ld- White lead anu sugar Of lead Remedies, alum
catharcs such castor oil aud EPSON salts especially
Cb1rcoa-In poons by carbonic gas remove the pacn
to open air dash cold the head and body
stimulate nostrils and lungs by hartshorn at the
time rubbing the chest brskly.
CofT0aire Subiimae-Gve white eggs freshly nike
with water or give wheat -four and water soap ant
water freely
! Cieosofs.white Of eggs and the emeties
Bsiaioana, Nig6t Hebrue.--eivc emeticg and ther
plenty Of vinegar aud water, or lemonade
H'sHooms- lrtea lOisonops-diye emetics and ther
plenty Of vinegar and water, or lemonade
Nitrate Of SHrr (unar caustic)-Give strong solution
q common salt, and then emetics
OH'uR-First give strong cmetc Of mustard md
water then strong coffee and acid drinks and da cold
water on the head
Laidrutm-Same as opium.
Ma TGmicaFirst emetics then brandy
Onaiic .4cd-Frequently mistaken for epson salts Re-
needles chalk, msguesa or soap and water freely thot
enetcs
Nitrate Of Potash Sapefe-Give emetics then copi
Gus draughts of faxseed tea milk and water and othe
soothing drinks.
Prissc laid-Whcn there is time administer chloriu,
in the shape OF soda lime Hot brandy and water
Hartshorn and turpentine also useful
Snake Bites. ec-Apply Immediately strong hartshorn
and take it internally also give SWEET oil and stmulan
freely Apply gature tight above the part bitten an,
then apply gature tight above the part bitten
apply a cupping glass
Tartar Emeie-Gye large doses Of tea made Of gals
Peruvian bark or white oak bark
T05aeco-First an emetic, then astringent tea theI
stimuants
Tsrdigiis-Plenty of white Of egg and water
White Piriot-tiiye the patient plenty Of milk ant
water
In almost all cases of poisoning emetics highly
useful and Of those of the very best because mos
prompt and ready is the common mustard flour or DOW
der teaspoonful of which, stirred up in warm water
may be given every five ten minutes until free yom
iting can be obtained.
Emetios aud warm demucent drinks, such as milk anC
water, laxseed slippery elm tea. chalk. water etc
should be administered without delay. The subsequcn
management of the will Of course be left to physi
clan. Hartford Times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

A FUNp FOR EREcTIoN CHuECHEs.--An extern
sye organization has been effected among the various
gegatonal churches throughout the country for the
purpose of raising funds to be applied in the erection
churches in the West the assistance of those already
established. The money is TO le distributed equally
among all the churches $500 being the largest amount
which will be given to any church. The to be
raised not be less than 100000 but it is said that
twice that amount has been collected already.
In NewYork city alone, large amount contributed
for the purpose sunday last In Dr. Cheevcrs church
the collection amounted to about $500 and in the Tab
ernacle to than $1,000 In Brooklyn, the Rev Mr.
Beechers congregation subscribed $500 nearly $500
collected in the church OF which the Rev Mr. Storr
is pastor The well known NeSYork merchants have it
said offered to subscribe $4,000 should 100000 be real
ICED.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

DsFREcArloN OF GoLp-The following remarks made
by Mr. Thomas Hankey J Governor of the Bank Of Eng
land in short preface which he has written the Eng
lish transaction of NJ Leon Faueher work the Pro
duoton of the Precious Metals n
II hardly agree that there is little ground for
alarm to depreciation in the value of gold in
quenee of the late discoveries The effects Of the produc
ton in Australia hardly be felt at present consider
ing that the export of English gold coin has been up
this date think equal to the amount Of gold
eeived thence but when the soyeregns lately shipped
found To be in in of the wants of the community
Australia and re-shpped to this country together
with the produce Of the gold workings between this
next summer, cannot but believe that the supply in the
market Of the world will be found in of the demand
and that ultimately considerable and general alteration
in prices will ensue.r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

Louis Napoleon it seems has been playing successful
game for wealth as well for power According to
paragraph in the Boston Post
Since the coup deta the French railway shares have ad-
yanced almost fifty per cent while the Paris Bourse has
been animated with unwonted speculation There was
something unnatural in all this and people beginning
to find 1t out Louis Napoleon it is said did it alland
for his benefit politically and pecuniarily It gave
certain eclat to his Administration and it filed his
purse When shares etc were low, he purchased largely
and then patrnnzs1 the lines they appertained to- His
agents filled London and Paris and his gains down
by shrewd and able SPECTATORS at SlGO00o00 With
Sl60O0O0O in his chest vha. may he not dare But
former defeats have taught him caution he is ready
and he can wait The desp0ts Of Europe wait upon HIM
compliment him. court him and dread him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY IS, 1858


ORLEANS THEATRE grand in three acts by Ra
entitled OTHELLO.
PLAcIDEy VARIETIES. drama CHARLOTTE CoRDAY,
q Dance snd the farce Of FAMILY JARS.
ST CHARLES THEATRE The pv entitled the DUKES WAGER
asoss, and Of MY YOUNG WIFE AND OLD UMBRELLA
AMERICAN THEATRE. :. Doueti's TRAINED ANIMALS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL. Merriam. MODEL OF THE CRY or
SAN FRANCISCO.
DAN Ricks HIPPoDRoME ST. Charles street opposite Peio
DAN RCE'S MUSEUM, St. Charles street. Poydras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

DEATHS OF AMERICANS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has beer
received at the Department Of State of the death at
don, November 3d. of Abraham Gibson for many year
Consul of the United States at St Petersburgh The
Consul at Esineur reports the death Of Captain
Reed, and Of Charles Claxton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

meeting Of merchants and citizens of Phladephia
was held the evening of the 3d. which prplmuar,
adopted for the establishment Of an asylum
for decayed merchants.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

ORLEAss THEArRE-To-nght, at this delicious house
will be produced Rosine's splendid opera of othelo
with Nine. Widemann and Bordas in the principal char
scters. We hope to see a large crowd present
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

MEXICAN PErr CUR CoTroS SEED r.. NJ. McAipin \
Co advertise this valuable cotton seed at Rodney prices
freight only added.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

Tar AsIA's NEws-The Baltimore Sun has a telegraph,
summary of the brought by the Asia but
we do not find any thing additional of Importance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

The Louisville Journal publishes notice eautoun,
every one to look out for new counterfeit SO bill h
State Bank of Indiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

New srEssER-The new Lake steamer Orleans built at
NewAlbany, Ind has been completed, and will soon h.
down here.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

Mr. Carson, whig chosen Speaker Of the lower
House of the Pennsylvania Legislature on the 9th n.
He had one majority
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

The clerks Of the steamers Delta p. Daman P Tweed
and Georgetown will please accept thanks for river
favors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

The United States Coast Surveyors report that the Al
lantic is nearly four miles deep of Cape Hatteras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

The Point coupee Echo says that the at that point
lie high, and is rising
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

VIM johnson. American seaman belonging to New
Orleans. died lately at San Juan del Norte.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

T.xING sE,MEv,-It is proposed, in petitions to Con
gress repeal the tax called the Hospital
money, which deduction made from their wages tC
furnish hospital for the support of themselves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

S II Hammond, Esd has announced that he has taken
editorial charge of the Albany IN " State Register
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13
THE ERENrH EMPIRE.

The List of Letters will appear Crescent
usual
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

The Hon Duncan Cameron. Of the oldest and most
highly respected citizens Of North Carolina died few
days since ut Raleigh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

Private letters from Dogota October . state that the
British Consul there had received information that the
British Government had instructed the Admiral on the
Jamaica station to blockade the ports of NewGranada
and to such cOercve he may consider
ccssary to compel the settlement Of claim pending up
ward OF twenty years the part of a Mr. Mcintosh,
Much excitement prevailed on the subject Nat Intel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

The number Of deaths in Philadelphia during the year
issz was lo2as less than onehaf the number occurring
In NewYork According to the 1850 The popn
htion Of Philadelphia is 40s,762 of Network $3.50
rhs great disproporton In the mortality is TO be att
buted principally (says the Newyork oourer) to the
'srse number Of immigrants arriving at that port
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13
N'dH Paper.

~ last received per -n Franklin, aai lsrl' Psr ana
isss- Allcrt.r. large as,or'fasat 81
w A l. l. z a p f r.,
e, .,'s bose. 60 'rvir .- hg tl.a'. .err.
TODD 3 co.,
COMMISSION CARPET IS RE ROOMS,
i.ui0f-.p Gao CsrrI -t Hsqr Raeal, 1oIrp BuHdngs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

MAHtNE DIstsTERs, STORM, ETC - pT0rideto. January
The schooner Dirgo, of Franklin, Me from Jacksonville
fa for Boston with cargo of ship timber ashore
yesterday at Newport and is supposed to be total loss
Her saved
HoSiaa. January 5During heavy gale last night the
brig John Marshall went ashore on Long Beach and will
have to discharge her cargo schooner from ROcklaud
with lime went ashore the SANE place and is now on
Ere both Of the crews were saved
The light boat at Minot's Ledge slipped hec moorngs
and is anchored at Chasset IIarbnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

Col Edward Coles in long letter published in the Ma
tional Integencer denies that Nathan Dane was the
author of the famous ordinance of 1851 and claims that
to Mr. jefferson should be awarded the paternity of that
measure.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

EvIs OF sMoKrSe-A leading medical practitioner at
Brighton England has lately given list of sixten
paralysis produced by smoking which came under his
own knowledge, within the last six months.
TAxiNG sr,MEv.-It is proposed, in petitions to Con
gress repeal the tax seamen, called the hospital
money which deduction made from their wages to
furnish hospital for the support of themselves.
----1=s=
Col Edward Coles in long letter published in the Ma
tonal IneIligencer denies that Nathan Dane the
author of the ordinance of 1851 and claims that
Mr. jefferson should be awarded the paternity of that
measure
BERrHs ~ RAILROAD Cause.-The Syracuse Star under
stands that the directors Of the Syracuse and Bnghamon
Railroad contemplate putting berths in their night
which says readily be done the six foot guage
adopted,
A RusH FOR Al srRALtA--From all parts Of the world
people are rushing the gold mines of Australia late
Buonos Ayres paper that three vessels filling up
with passengers at that port for the gold mines in that
country.
wAAnNaroS NAuoSAl MoxuMESr-The amount OF
contributions received at the office of the Washington
National Monument Society from the 10th ut to the 80
instant was $3.50 4Oonc half of which was collected
election polls.
ALLtS 4 WEEK On Wednesday week Richard billiard
arrested near Huntington Ia for stealing horse
tried the day convicted and sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years In less than week from
the commission of the offence he safely quartcrel in
the penitentiary.
Large quantities Of lard being Put up this
Madison and Cincinnati in tin cans which sealed like
cans of oysters They hold much lard kegs cost less
and it is believed better adapted for the purposes in
every particular They pack closer and the lard will keep
better So the papers say
TIN GIANT WEsr-What constitutes the States Of Iii
nois Indiana and Wisconsin says late National lntc
gencer having twentythrce Representatives and six Sen
ators in Congress not many years ago Congress
ona District and the delegate who then represented all
this territory is yet living
NV NOMENCLATURE LOCOMOTIVES is stated that
locomotive for the Rochester and Syracuse Railroad
has been adorned with the title inscription still live
the last words of Daniel Webster correspondent sus
one bearing the last words Of John Quincy Adams Ths
is the last Of earth Dying speeches singulary ap
propriate on New York railroads.
NrR, KrNp-The Washington National Intelligeneel
says.
In Albany New ork, a young lady has started a Rag
ged school, in which she has forty fifty children
picked up in the streets
May she be rewarded with dozen Of her own each 81
them good and vrtuous and blessing to her
dozen ragged ought to be enough for any Yong
lady
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

SHo, kIyG AocInsST-A sailornam Sansbury Messick
FIJI from the mast Of vessel at seaford. Delaware the
5h instant, height Of sixty feet from the deck and lir
in hour after It is stated that he fell feet foremost
and such the force Of the fall that of his thigh
bones passed entirely through the deck and the otheI
penetrated the deck the depth of two inches lii
thigh bone, literally shverel to splinters The
cident occurred in consequence Of his ooshy attempt
ing to pass from the top of to the other on
rope from which his feet slipped leaving him hanging by
his hands In this position he suspended for several
minutes, in the presence of several comrades who could
afford him no assistance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

j. IL. steel.
PUBLISHER BOOKSELLER AND STArIoNER
SO 60 CAMP arEEIr. Hi.W ORLEANS,
" Arsys hzuJ, complete assortment LAW, tttsh AMI
French MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC and SCHOOL BOOKS, CLASSIC A.
and LITERARY WORKS. CHEAP r. BllCNIICNs. ETC. ets
STATIONERY. DOMESTIC and FOREIGN
BLANK BOOKS alI CARDS OF -,+ty dsserTt0u.
PRINTING ana BOOE BINDING executed aud pab,
Aggutf n WHITES PRINTING TYPES H.; and lIuE co D.
CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES. 1tHi5 Hpl'N
To steamboat Captains, O,rnerS
AND PASSENGERS.
Efr A, the late o. Congress- rel,a Sesinu Isis
of=-,,o and as LIFE rRESERyERs form nor'srr Tho
requirements stringent law. wol remind cup river
f,sut, aal az who go l5~n % 5a.l'' 'Hai 'l,
CORK JACKET LIFE PRESERVERS
prs NOS only ehenpes have b0 BY Le Qsr' OF
Navy st-smo1, Csfa h H'' a. esrycrl rssF rrer"j
ss- Fo- sse wholesale retail by The s As-us 1f L'uA,
TODD * co.
COMMISSION CARPET WARE ROOMS,
.srlu s.4p I!o C7r1l st.. R.ftI. Ta8ta Ir-s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

BERrHs ~ RAILROAD C,Rs-The Syracuse Star under
stands that the directors Of the Syracuse and Bnghamon
Railroad contemplate putting berhs in their night cars
which it says readily be done if the six foot guage
ad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

srFRrMr CotEr uNIrEp STATES ttii.sdqu.
January s. ls53-No. IL. Wiswall Is Lessee of Han
ct al In error to the Circuit Court of the United States
for Alabama Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of
this Court reversing the judgment Of the said Circuit
Court and remandpg this further proceeding
in conformity TO the opinion of this Court
No IS VIM Hopkins ct al, Jacob Barkman Ia
error 70 the supreme Court Of Arkansas Mr. Chief Ju
tce fancy delivered the opinion Of this Court affirming
the Judgment of the said supreme Court in this cause
With costs
Ne 81 =. II. DeIaue ct al appellant. rs Il Moore
It NJ The argument Of this commenced by MI
Ry johnson for the appellants and continued by Messs
DaVidge aud Bradley Tor the appeers
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock VI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

IAseRArIoN FoR rHE YEAR ls52.-rhe total number OF
arrivals at the port of Newlork from foreign countries
during the year 1852 adds up 363556 Of these $685.
acertaned to have been American citizens returning
home from travel abroad We annex Il table giving a
comparative view Of the immigration at that port during
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

THr LlTr AMos T,w~sv. ~ Il Is stated that SIR Law
renee has for several past given away in charity
m7r' than his iHcomr He wa silly engaged for several
days before his death in rncns mp clothing and other
ueress2rie for poor an deserving objects Wlthua few
weeks he enclosed SEA e yeHng clergyman q limited
means who Ead lost hi, ni, end whom h. suppose, To-
he in stTa''~vrl circumstance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

TE lLoUR RENEpr ScALnS - {; viii be recollected
TINT some OF the papers have had paragraph
mcndir The Of wheat -four in ipt Of scalds
burns 4 ccptifmau ut Dayton, Ghi1, il, and the
other day he writes tho Empe, tr Il "a his salts
far tian, He
While at the surper rhlc. l'.iia r'H' which vas
seated in It's mother Ian sr'1des -t41t I hold II a
cupfnl of hot ten, severely sssldpr bond aud arm
Immediately brought pan OF hn' ART rirr-e the arm
Ia 10, covering entirely the parts 3. ~'h the four
The effect truly remarkable i'e Tain vas rcrc In
sautiy then h1ndaged the uostly applying rc1-
ty Of nus next to the skin and he fnlntng rcEnnr
there the least sign that tho had been scald
ed neither did the child suffer the @ pain after the ap
picatinn OF the -four
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

The packing very light at present. The house Of A.
5 White Co at Je1ersonYe is packing few odd lots.
and wilt probably close by the end of the week, They
have already packed some 81 000 hogs.
At Madison Indiana the season is about and the
night.
The Mount Vernon Qnlana) Advertiser says the
amount of pork from posy county. the present
will very considerably exceed that OF last and probably
any previous year.
The market just now. to a commercial phrase,
is about equally divided between the Bears and the
Buls ~ LonisEle Counter 18th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

RusH FOR AJsrRALn.-From all parts of the world
people rushing to the gold mines of Australia late
Buonos Ayres paper states that three vessels filling
with passengers at that port for the gold mines in that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

LuoA, Nrnulu AN LrcAF Fols,--At the drawing Of
the lottery in Havana the It'll inst ticket No ISL
drew The prize of $4,000 Mr. Even compoSitor in this
ohce held one half of the tickle and entitled 70 $40
ooo Mr. Perry another composit,g the Courier hea
one-quarter and wins 5000 MIR i 7 TheaTd and hi
mothsrin-law held the other quarter and consequently
TO receive S25O0 each. Louisiana Courier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

re- To PERSONS RUPTURED The many per-
nAneut and Dr. Sherman iree
han passing notice. Fer particulars ms 'sreme" "a neat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

ALLiS , WEEK On Wednesday week Richard billiard
was arrested near Huntington, Ia for stealing horse
tried the day convicted and sentenced to the
penitentary for three years In less than week from
the commission of the offence he safely quartrel in
the nntnntiary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13

WAsitlNGroS NATIONAL MoNuMENr-The amount of
contributions received the Office of the Washington
National Monument Society from the 10th ult to the 30
instant was $3.50 half of which collected
! election polls