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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25

Will leave SATURDAY, March as, st o'clock p. M.
Ey0R SHREVEPORT. GRAND -
ECORE, NATCIIT1CHES ALEXANDRIA 6AlttsAtt.sSf
ali intermediate ltudngs-The elegant and
ming passenger packet GADD0 e. Captain
will freight passage having
accommodations, apply on board orto
SMITH FIsISTER.l 10 Canal street.
N. B-Freight taken a high wat rates mhqs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25

RleanhiP EnPe City Hudd from New York, Havana inst
Steamship pamPero Flanders from San Juan dc Nicaragua to
Steamship Mexico Thompson from IndiauOa Galveston Harris
& Morgan-ls district, - = ''-
Steamship America Nelson, from Apanchicol, inst Wood
Low-lst district - ~
Ship Wellington, Barstow 45 days from Iiayre In ijs,do OIL
district = -s ~
Ship Coster Foster days rem Hnyre in halIa.t 20
Williams &eo-Ist district. ' " ee"''
."
sehr Star, Parker days Corpus Christi Stone eoad
@SNA' N'es"-e
sehr Wakefield Saunders Lsvaa to a.ter-Basp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25
HERE IS YOUR REMEDY
IL HoLLO WAYS OIETMENT.

:. hoLLoWAY's ON MkNT AND Pills HAVE EFFECTED A
WoSDERFUL CURE OF "A DREADFU L SWELI1NG.-Johp For
ar farm aboreI q Newb'o Hex had
each side Of his highs He
eminent and afterwards so inmate Of The Newcastle
altogether the
less he derived
Of HoLLowAYs he determined ID
them thea
eight weeks ahhoagk he hard
he
the winter, and in excellent hsalfh.
Soti
Temple Bar Londou M the respectable Druggists
Dealers Ia Medicines IN the United SiAtas boxes
eensa1d u 50 each Wholesale principal
Union aud BY sIessrs SANDS York; WRIGT
CO, New Oreana.
q There is eondsrab In taking the large
HB-Dhsciion for hs guidance PARENTS
sfirad 10 asch bnr me-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25
REORGANIZATION BY THE MAYoR-MA.


CRAFTY OF NEW ORLEANS 2sth of February, BY
of the consolidate the oeas
the and administration February
1854, and
ydng for the Incorporation of the city Lafayette with the city fNew
0rlesn February 1851 likewise
New orean appotoniug the the several districts
and watd approved October Ia, 1885,
Notice hereby that election will be held by the qualified
voters Of the New Orleans the FOURTH MONDAY
officers city Orleans Con
Council o wit:
Mayor ofthe city Of New Orleans.
Treasurer.
Comptroller
Surveyor.
Street Commissioner.
The whole the foregoing by general ticket
Four Recorders be elected by diso from each district
Of the city of New Orloans
Seven members the Board
stoned by the expired Sewe Yancey
ry Dr. lsdore Labatut E. Gquel Lusenbuh and NJ Burke
Three Aldermen from the First District.
Two Aldermen from the Second District.
One Alderman
One Alderman from the Fourth District
ven-seyen members of the Board of Assistant Aldermen fol
lows: "
Three Assistant Aldermen 'front.' Fst Ward
-Four Assistant Aide I'm. from the Second Ward
Aldermen he re
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Fourth Ward,
Thes Aassstant AID. rntn from tn Fifth Ward
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Six Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen from the S. venth Ward
One Assistant Alderman from the Ward.
ooe Assistant Alderman sm The Ninth Ward.
TWO Assistant Aldermen from Tenth Ward
On Assistant Alderman ON the Eleventh Ward.
be opened at the
Of such degnate dng TO law
to law.
mh6 A. D. CRoSSMAN Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25

MO REMOVABLE ANToux, -
i v SURGEON and PRACTICAL DENTIST, id ~
'ai No Baronne street, Canal a.rees0J fYY%V
and Lafayette Cars Depot, where -A4kdJ
all Den al improve,
the satisfaction
ehsrseH.
N. B-omee residsnee No. BARoNNE STREET betvssQ
CanAlet Laiayette Cars Depot. M I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25

H1NINE WATCHES, JEWELR1, etc. fR
E. A. TYLER, 81 CAMP STREET, constantly ST'JA
hand and is receyng by arrival GOLD LEVER IT, 81
DUPLEX and CYLINDER WATCHES, of all the bes, sNsss8
makers.
FOB, VEST GUARD CHAINS, sEALsand KEYS nsvery
variety.
GOLD PENS, PENCILS, THIaBLEs, BUCKLES etc.; FINE
BRACELETS, BROOCHES, NECKLACES. RINGS SILvERWARE,
SPOONS and FORKS, LADIES, Casters CUPS PITCHERS.
TRAYS, PLATED CAsToRs. TEA SETS, GASDLESTCKs URNs
RICH FANCY GOODS, EUBINtS FINE PERFuaiERY-togehe.
with variety Of er articles meaton.
Also SPECTACLGS with Silver frames
and Gasses Of PROTECTORS, etc. etc. constantly
hand, aud fitted to suit the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25

Fann7 Sparhawk, Ferrebonne, from Larourche
0phea Dimitry from Grand Prairie.
Bella Donna, Morrison from Wilii.msport
st Nicholas. Burger from S, Louis
Southern Belle, White, rom ytcksbuTg,
Frank Lyon, 'Estes, from Princeton.
Mary Foley, Ranson from La Fourche,
Ruby, ----, from Pearl River.
fatehez No q Joffton, from Camden,
Caddo No. o Graham from Shreveport,
Red River, EQUALIZER, from Washington.
Rosa, Grigg from ST MArnsvile,
Dick Keys Riley, from Wabash River
Towboa Anglo Ce Porter from the Passes down and tn
10Th nst aps Lotus aud jane Walsh, brig Hepe and
Genroy-orousht up ships Wellington asd John Css,er
brig Fanny. - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25

Nv SPRING MPoRTATIoNs Is54-IosFPHH PALMER
CO have store and receiving regularly from the
GoODS, viz:
PRINTED GooDs-Compng styles and quail
tiles Lawns, Jaronets, organdies, Bareges etc.
LINEN GOODS-Irsh Linena Linen
Shee'Hg Tahle Linens Broom Linens ass Linens Brown Hollands
and Law Hands erehea, every quality.
SILK GOODS Embracing PLAIN Figured Black Silks,
lks fouards Sains, Velye Florences shaw Handkerchief
Servings, etc.
WooLEN AND WoRSTED GooDS-Gomprising De Laines Ba-
reyes Mernos hinacas, Bonlbaznes. Canton Cloths
CDrl ON Brown Beached
Sh ngs and sheengs quality width Coopades,
let's hambray Checks Stripes Denm extremely
low prices, by the piece and package only.
JOSEPH Fl. PALMER a CO.,
ISn lrnnaa :arsnai alasaal H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
=. soTTos-baleo ToDAcco-hhds.
STOCK on hand sept. 1893 .... 1o,572 29.466
Received since. 1856 1909
=, yesterday. s502-1, oo5,4sS O00-l3 600
1,o1e,o5o 42,564
Exported to date. ..757672 1898
- yesterday. 3s62l-761,2s3 Solo 500
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25
MEMORANDA.

~ Steamer ST. Nicholas left ST. Louis tho In port
eaaing FOR New Orleans tsamers Grand Tower Josiah
Dresden and ST. Louis Reports the and dy-ry
Ling FAST with 10 fee the Cairo On the 18th
the river stand at Caohs the banks in
recions. ~ - - 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25

GIT. CHARLES THEATRE-A CARD-Mlle.
~ THfEEsE and d scfiM DIT tAeir f,s.
The will consist q The Operate Play Of ROB ROY,
ttrhmatiatd from Sir Watar SCOTS
NJ and the snlTe stock sll The
Therese and NJ Schmidt principa parts As Place IL
which the celebrated Yankee Comedian, JOSH ssBEE
Box Bookro wopen rnhsIJ N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25
TNyHE GRAND SALOONS OF q. JACOBS

!. &h Y -LIGHT DAUUERKEAN SALUUN, No,
NJ IS CAMP STREET, New oreans-The undersigned having
Saloon at % street. prepared LIKE
NESSES in variety and style their
Ia The Ladies' Genem Orleans, strangers
ing the requested call their
procuring elsewhere. Perfect satisfaction
j a. A
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02
lPnETrY 1rc1DENr.-We heard 4

PRETrr 1rc1DENr.-We heard 4
very pretty little incident the other
day which we eannet help relating
A young lady from the south, it seems
was wooed and won by q youthful
physician living in California. When
the engagement was made, the Doc.
tor was very rich, having been very
successful in San Francisco. It bad
not existed many months, however,
when by an unfortunate movement he
lost his entire "beap' This event
came upon him, it should be added,
just as he was making ready to claim
his bride. What does he do2 Why
like an honorable and chivalrous young
fellow, as he is, he sits down and writes
the lady every particular Of the UNI
happy turn, assuring her that if the
fact produced any change in her feel
ings, towards him, she is released
from every promise she had mede
him. And what does the dear good
girl dol Why she takes q lump Of
pure gold her lover had sent her when
in prosperity as keepsake, and hav.
ing manufactured it into ring, for
wards it to him, with tie following
Bible inscription, engraved in distinct
oh aroot M 4ba ;,,e,,io Isl
"Entreat me not to leave thee, or to
return from following after thee /; thy
people will be my people, and Thy
God my God where thou diest will I
die, and there will be buried. The
Lord so do to me and more also, If
aught but death part thine and me-"
The lover idolized his sweetheart
more than ever, when he receaved this
precious evidence Of her devotion to
him both In storm and sunshine. We
may add that fortune soon smiled
again on the young physician. and
that he subsequently returned to the
north to wed the sweet girl he loved,
and who loved him, with such afrec-
ton. Nay, more: the happy bride
and bridegroom passed through our
city not long since. on their way to
the home Of the latter, in the golden
state.-Ea.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

CUBAN MEETrNG.--NEw YoaK,
March 2s..--A Cuban indignation
meeting was held last evening. Five
hundred we're present Mr.. Sever Of
Louisiana, was among the Speakers.
the meeting is regarded as a failure.
Advices from Havana state that tho
Court agreed to fine the Black War.
rior $4,000, but the Captain Gener-
al Withheld bis concent, saying that
$4,000 was sufficient. It is believed
that the fine will be RENTED. a
New ORLEANS CUsToM. House.
WASHINGTON. March EFT is ru-
mored and believed that The Wings
holding appointments 10 the New
Orleans Custom House, are 10 be re-
moved, and Democrats appointed in
their steed. This will be another
Bronson and Guthrie affair.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02


rgWe learn by the 7Aiboaeaua
Minerva, that the levee in front 0,
the old mill-rce, at Lockport, gave
way on the Odd inst, and the water
is now rushing through the aperture
ut tremendous rate inundating the
whole country around. There was a
large quantity Of sugar stored in ware.
houses and sheds, which was immedi.
ately shipped on board the steamer
G. D. Jr in order 10 save it from being
lost ; which boat proceeded on he, way
to New Orleans yesterday morning
one day ID advance Of her regular
time. From the nature of the locality
there being tremendous fall from
the water line of the bayou to that Of
the old canal-it is hardly probable
that the crevasse can be stopped.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

A Coop sHoT - The best repartee
we have lately seen, come from Prem.
'ice, the wag Of the Louisville Jour.
nal. The editor of the Alabama
Flag called it out, by the following
squib why is the editor of the
Louisville Journals career through
life like a celebrated tune ? Because
it is the rogue's march,
Prentice who is dead shot, . load.
ed his peiece, and taking aim, let the
flag man have it right in the teeth
after tho following manner to wit:
why will the editor Of the Flag, at
the close Of his career through life,
be like tune Of Paganini's! Because
hc will be executed on single string.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02
Gbpqprpkly Golt1et
Friday Morning !. /. March 81, 1864.

NAN$ ~ AA< AaASAnos AhS ~.
was, when there was truth in til,
words Of the Poet.
''Thrce Is he armed who has his quarrel Just,
And he but naked though locked up In steel
Whose conscience with injustice Is corrupted"
The moral of these well turned lines
may have been applicable to some by
gone age, but they have no virtue il
them, for the day in which we live
The man who starts life with no bet.
ter helmsnlan, than his own inmate
conscience, and his inttlitive knowl-
edge Of "what Is right" will travel to
the end Of 1t, without either fame OF
fortune, and will find that he has lived
to no purpose. There is something
wrong, at the very base itself, Of SO
ciety, and the race Of man, with all
the knowledge Of accumulated ages, is
fast fallen into a condition from which
it can only emerge by a great mora
revolution that like d CONFUSION will
through off all the accumulated can
kers on the social system.
The great moral text Of the Divine
law, do unto others, as you would
they should do unto YOU" has been
lost sight Of in itsprimitive simplicity,
and the law--originally designed to
create "peace and good will has be-
come the very body guard Of thieves.
How often Is 1t that suit is instituted
for Justice sake And how often is it
that justice is dispensed by the law
minister's Rarely indeed, and when
it ia, it is more the result of accident
than design. We are told that as
society becomes enlightened, the rela
tons of man 10 man become more
complicated, aud difficult TO under
stand-but this is blasphemy to hn.
man reason, If not something worse.-
Why teach the holy principles Of re-
ligion, when no man is found to de-
monstrate the virtue thereof 1t is at
least folly.
Look me out the honest, unassum-
ing, modest man, Why the ancient
Greek, with a modern drumlnond
light, could not find him in the crowd
ed city. All, all, seem to be crowding
and jostling one another, 10 take the
lead in tllr road to damnation. Its
even SO, my hearers" and we preach
no sermon. What kind Of men FIJI
high places nowadays Are they
not such as can only be measured by
the lack Of principle I Are they not
with very precious few exceptions)
the bribed and bridingl Even 50,
and the people from whose body they
come, elevate them for this reason.--
IT'S the reward of virtue. Indeed n
dark day is before us, and terrible will
be reckoning thereof.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

UIt has been stated, on authority
entitled to the highest credence, that
there is more work done every day in
England, by the power Of machinery,
than oil the men and women in the
world could do without l. ai
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

Office ofkte Baton Rouge md Clinton
Pzonk Road Company.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockholders Of
~ the Company that an Instalment Of Ten per
cent on the amount Of stock subscribed (42 80 per
shars) viii be due and payable on the fSst day Of
June n654) BY order Of the Hoard.
April 1884, Al1RKAJ a1Ap1fRS.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02
Acm A0pertiscm ents.
To Rent.

THE House now occupied by A. P.
L Converse, near Fast Boulevard. tn 8
House is pleasantly situated, contains FIVE
looms, and sufficient land for large Gar
dem Possession to be given on 1st May
next. Apply at the office Of the BATos
RoUaE FOUNDRY. april-2-tf.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

cy-The proposed new cent is TO be
ofwhite metal, resembling silver in
appearance. with round and slightly
raised edge. It is about s loths Of an
inch in diamiter, larger than ten
cent piece, aud less in size than a
quarter Of a dollar.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

The Legislature of New Jersey
adjourned sine die on the morning Of
The 18Th inst. The Maine liquor law
was defeated. e..,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02
AvNOUNCE

Ma. EDIToR-Please announce Join II.
DUFR0CQ, as candinate for reelection to tie
office of Mayor Of the city Of Baton Rouge.
HIS FRIENDS.
Independent Ticket for Selecfmerl.
FIRST WARD, SECOND WARD.
EDWARD lITRrART, HESRY ToMtINsoN,
T. J. BURLINGTON + HUGH WADDrLL. ..
ERf BROOKS.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

cT We are authorized % announce JAMES
BROWN Esq, as candidate for the Office Of
Tom Constable. Election In April next.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

w-We are authorized TO announce Mr.. En-.
WARD CousIxARD as a candidate for reelection
to the Office of Town Constable. Election in
April.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

THE SOUTHERN TOWNSVILLE is
only today we are enabled to ac-
knowledge the receipt of this journal
which is printed in the First District,
and devoted to the propagation and
unfolding Of the ancient faith. The
editor is Mr.. Il. +. Morellead, and
from his leading editorial article, we
notice he is a convert from Protestant
ism. To Catholics, the Southern
Journal" strongly recommends itself,
being well filed with choice original
and selected matter. A majority of
our citizens are Of the creed which it
advocates: therefore should give it
their countenance and support. 1t is
published every Sunday morning, at
three dollars per annum. Orleanian
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02

RATHER DfRTy.-The New York
Sun thinks that some conception may
be formed Of the condition of the
streets Of its city. when it is known
that three hundred and forty loads
OF street manure were taken out Of
Ann street. one Of the smallest streets
in the city, on the 18th inst.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-04-02


D-The steamer A. l.. Shotwell,
is now lying at the foundry Of Hill Il
Henderson Of this place, to have new
chcmneys put on, and other injuries
received by the storm, on yesterday
morning; her chemneys having been
blown into the river. The steamer
Nashville passed down yesterdav,
with considerable damages done to
her on the same morning.
"a wedding party took place at
Bativa. N. Y, lately, and during the
evening all hands were taken sick.
Subsequently, the bridegroom, Mr..
Phillpott. the bride and. "a young man
named Peard, died. Several others
are still in dangerous condition. Il
is supposed some liquor they drank
contained poison.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

SINGULAR ACCIDENT AT LAwRENcEBURG. IA
Mr.. c. w. Temple, telegraph operator at that
point, met with q somewhat singular accident
on Saturday last. just after dinner he re-
turned to his office, and noticing that a storm
yrs coming up, took the usual precaution to de-
tach the wires from the instruments. He then
seated himselfin q large arm chair, after which
he was unconscious of what TRANSFERRED, until
little before three o'clock, when he came to, and
found himself lying upon the floor After seve-
raj efforts, he got up; thought he had been
asleep upon the floor felt sick and weak
passed down into the drug store, and asked for
something to strengthen him. They told him
that he was as pale as q corpse, and had some
scars on his face; that he must have been
shocked by the lightning After a little exam
nation, he found that such had really been the
case. He found his left arm much blistered
and burned, and the skin broken in several
places. His flannel shirt had several holes
burned in it and the fact Of its having been damp
with sweat at the time is the only supposabe
reason why it did not take fire. It was found
that the lightning had struck him on the left
side of the face, and followed down his left arm,
and passed off at the elbow Its zig-zag course
could be easily traced. Before the storm, the
wires leading into the office were stretched
tight; after it, they were expanded two or
three inches, SO as to bezvery slack. [Cincin-
natl Gazette, 14th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
tn E q HoLER 4

No GHoLERA. The Washington Union denies
the report of the existence of cholera in that
city.
HEAITH OF THE CITY.-The city is now en-
tirely free from cholera There has been no
case in Nashville or its vicinity since last Sum
day. We therefore discontinue our daily re-
ports Of interments at the city cemetery. We
have no fears that there will be any occasion for
resuming these reports. But our readers must
be satisfied that should any epidemic appear
here they will get the earliest and most correct
reports Of it in this paper. Nashville Union.
We are glad to see from the St. Louis papers
that the health Of that city has materially i'm
proved. The Republican says:
But for the extraordinary sultriness Of the
weather at the close of the last and the begin
ming Of the present month, the health of the
city would have been very good. We need no
better proof that the increased mortality was
consequence Of ne intense heat, than we find in
the sudden deer ,ase of interments reported by
the city sexton, from sos two weeks ago to 2s2
the last week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
Vhe cholera.


This terrible antagonist Of human life appears
to have entirely changed its usual tactics in its
present onslaught throughout the United States.
1t has been likened, in the peculiarities Of its
destroying progress, to the march Of an invading
army entering q country at o few unob-
structed points, following usually the channels
Of great rivers or the courses Of valleys, turning
aside for high mountains and travelling hun
idreds Of miles to search out a pass, leaving be-
hind wherever it goes thousands of desolate
homes and pathway Of new made graves, and
finally sitting down in some great and populuus
city to hold its revels and destroy at pleasure
Thus, in 1882, If we remember correctly, the
cholera attacked New York and marched into
the country beyond, assembled the st. Lawrence
River and seized upon Montreal and Quebec,
thence spreading with dreadful effect to hum
dreds Of towns and villages throughout the
North. And the last time it devasted this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
Sec First and Fourth Pages.

V The PERFORMANCE AT PIAgIDE's. The Cres-
cent Dramatic Association will open Placides
Varieties tonight and give a performance
for the benefit Of the Washington Monument
The principal piece selected for the occasion is
6 The Wife, q Tale Of Mantua." Being some
what inssthe dark in regard to the personnel
Of this Dramatic Association, we are not pre-
pared to hazard q conjecture in regard to the
probable character Of the entertainment they
will offer; the object Of their efforts, however,
entities them to full house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27
CANonns CunEn,-Dr. Frazee has tbe bonl

CANCERS CURED.-Dr Frazee has the honor
TO inform the pnblc that he prepared
disease; and he will GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE,
except when vital be seriously then
the sufferer obtain much Those afflicted with cancerou
affections invited to visit Dr. tations
As evidence Of his sincerity and his confidence in his
treatment Dr. T. will undertake to of Cancer
Hened, and make sharge until the patient cured Patients
cured without pain the Of the knife Twenty Dollars
mail will package Of the CANCER SPECIFIC with
directions for Address De. FRAZEE,
spill 2ply Office, 3s St. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

The New JAL.-We visited the building a
few days ago for the first time since its compile
tion. The outside appearance is we'll enough,
and presents little appearance of being a
prison. South Carolinian, 22d.
We hope that the Editor of the Carolinian
will only have to do with the outside of the
building he describes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-27

The Huntsville (Ala.) Democrat understands
that the Directors Of the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad have sold 100000 of their per
cent. bonds to their own stockholders and other
capitalists of the Tennessee Valley, on the
terms proposed by them. This, it is stated
will enable the Company, with their other
means, to lay their track through Alabama
I50 miles) except 25 miles of iron west of Tus-
cumbia.