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BAYOU sARA-Stesmr Jr90hhds .ugar Roman Kernon-
q bbls uoiasse Gordon bales swiues
is DO jackson Anderson Metca Gerard
Ward to ordsrToa % bales cotton as b
PORT HuDsoNsteaaer Gpsyss bale. Oakley
kn,-iq do John Lee-l4 do Wright Davenport
do R @
Edward shHs &eo-Ios do Bogsr Foley Arss DO shep
bbls molasses
ALExANDRIAseamer cark-s7 balsa cotton Buchanan Ca.
Minberger &co-ai Oakley Wright Davenpo
eco do Henderson, Terry Seos DO chsg Mcgee &eo do
u do Nelson deo4 do Mcdowell Mills Du
bales wool. w - y s''I
L9uIsssan.r Bants. Hin No 80 bids tobacco
"a do on DO a. co St o3
so-si Do Hewitt, Morton Aeo5ss do Hol, Gayle
&co1 bae hemp, i4e coils rope Perkins Campbell
ard IS hans 3 boxes % DC ksg, butter
s~ahmsya Do.ws66 d. HEMP
Geosa cheese kegs 1ats b
s,n;o kn butter so bb lard Oh y tieroes ass
tbs Charles Gira dnss boxes cheese 6rkn
Grief casks ha% 50 ,;ree, do sha Hidden Lng:
Martin potatoes Donney Bszzni Geo
Sales ne Nooa S sns e
20 pkss sundres to Fearn, Donegan eco.
aa h bss a9g bran
bbla nour lsa eggs
10 b6s AM yoohis, eisg. casks Flash
dssso DO Kennedy see5.s hhd, tobacco RCdswhd sce
Is bb pork H ksna.dy ti4rcea lard Hewitt,
ls1 sacks g apples Thompon2s bales cotton Eel
MeMahon-s Head M Williams bathurst dos;
d r a Wilson VII
ess DO ksa,n e9s sS ti9s butter
apples James Dqhanle hkins butter Grief
Dss sR
es bbef cattle and lundriss ordeTotal 80 hhds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06
The Alexandria Democrat of the sOth ult
has the following items:

mas the following items:
The CRoPs.--In casual conversations with a
number of planters and managers of cotton
plantations, we learn that very great injury
has been done to the cotton in some parts of the
parish by the showery weather of some weeks
past, causing the plant to shed the forms and
young hollis. In some fields, we are informed,
where two weeks since the prospect of more than
an average crop was highly cheering, the crops
are nearly stripped of forms and young hollis,
and the ground is literally strewn with them.
In some portions of the parish the prospects
OF good average crop are still fair Cane is
represented as being generally small, and in a
great measure dependent on late frost for a
good yield.
BRUTALITY TO A SLAvE.-A slave belonging
to Mrs, johnson, of this parish, came into
town yesterday, and surrendered himself to the
public authorities, for protection against the
brutal treatment of the overseer on that plan
tation. We have not seen the slave, but if one
fourth OF the representations made to rs by Cit
liens who have, be true, there is no punishment
too severe for the monster who perpetrated out
RACES so atrocious on the person of d defenseless
slave-and for the credit of the community, we
trust prompt measures will be taken to bring
him to justice. Happily such instances of bru-
tality are rare but when they do occur, they
should not be permitted to go unwhipped Of
justice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

TENDER SoLIcIrUDE Charles, dear, they
tell me you are ordered off to the Theatre Of
War. beg of you, therefore, dear, as you love
me, dear, to bear in mind one thing-and that
is, above all, not to forget to take your opera
glass with you, for know myself how extremely
inconyenient it is to go to the Theatre without
IT, lYoung lady's farewell letter. Punch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

Per steamship Charles Morgan, from Indanoa
Rois and child YanAaer and lady, Burns Holiday,
MeKesn Capt Smith Moke, Noses Bruce Taylor and
Wuremburg avre-I
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
GrpIcZ OF THE DAILY gRsscYnr.
wednesday Morning, september6, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


sshr Diamond Bowen. for PeuHseola, John Hartsv Aco
as ;, - ',--.'s11. :. 44
Steamship Charles Morgan from ndanos and Galveston
ct, mt 70 Harris bforgsn1-ist district.
ship Sna Cutler days from Boston, 70 George Hynson
NJ, dnthst
shp Dun from LIVERPOOL sh July % erns Bas AGO
ct,, uar,a.ss NM. =. ~ so. r.1 =, nv,
p "iiher from iiA's iiH 'uy 70 ii hAhsr9d
u'''i''.
Ste m boats.
q = r.xL I.du-;,L -. ,,....dJ.
r. r r. p Sa.la. rom Ais .a1nIa
X r. ~ Ias'ss.a. 80 Iia p. Ga
Rnntssr lii Nj , l pd m o. s aar 9.
~ ~ iet 49, no" ns rass-tgsIed COVE ana 20 aea
49,, st at iie'tast osa iAiei hha
~ Gay SosA " sips utserh'ss :, ~ npas aha DAna'
-
SPOKEN.
Tbs sbn Non,a,er fron, Tiz.nao, m - s.,b
,s- ~ r. III, y 81 n ~. =, e 'r1" sH t
this port. H
3.s EXPORTS.
pFNr car s,h n;.ona Ia, ~. s. en- H. .... =, A.,
9os Iy,t, y w po1s.oes ~ 90
I'm ny " 10 out'eT ~ ska Gomez
''a' ''p' "a 'Aeh oaknn ~ 'sfesa hhnA'
IMPOhTS. Yg@F4
BOsToN-ship U.na--Iee n s,an.on a,o .@5
~ h ~ ohaes MorganifI
o,ss1 nore thirn ~ specie
% VIZ y s hgsp sandries to 5 Hem
- casks hardware Neabtt Gos Coaermann Geo
i do Rodewald 3ao crate earhsnwae Msrtens
Homes-ei do csrrol40 casks &co-
pkga mdse lantern Turus2 TaIomonso
Wo1o sa DO Fsunel Bee &c2i cssk do Smith Fimistelo
ford &eo5 do and 500 boxes do Bridge Brois0 tin plate
s Priss.sy Bsn5f do 10 asks dse 900 boxes plate
stsu6srso s'cs beer Edmoud.a do soda ash
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06
RIVER STEAMERS.
LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILE

ESOR M0BILE-Daily g. g. Mail s-s !.
Lins-sa11gsr h,rangs5a sAY 81. lou
splendid le pressure FLORIDA, Capt T.
and OREGON, Capt z a Hsrn, ouit eSPreisg for tie
will Fon.ehartrsin Railroad DAILY arrival lie
Lake Of The 70 ook stopping DAILY going
St Loas and Pass Christian and
THURSDAYS snd SATURDAYS, going, ard MONDAYS AID
THURSDAYS, returning
q Letse papers for Pacagoua put IN the way mail bag
Sundays and Wednesday, will be aded the bost returning
Non1sys and Thurdays N..t
AL S. Christian
by steamer Creole
Extra baggage luggage be ct the rail-
road by 1G15 o'clock or they 60 t3at day.
~ The Way Mail Bag viii otee Of Agen. promptly
At III o'eiocA ,dgy. p. GRDDEs Agent 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRgseENT OyFIcE,

CRRafENT OFFICE, L
Wednesday Morning September 9. 1854 J
COTTON. There WAS a fair demand Yesterday and
the sales embraced 1000 bales Prices however were
lower for most descriptions and we modify our quota
tions ss follow
VIEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ...-......5 95A Middling Fair, 9ka1o
Good Mddiing -.,S@sa Good and Fine Fine. q
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
st - h.nd sent corrosass!ss. Ton.soo % ~
Rec eived since. ........... slea 1o5
:. yesterday l,lA-4ssos H. 27s
ao981 2s,esl
Exported to date. 1858
Saturday. ...... ooo-5715 ooo-- 1855
Stock on hand not cleared..... 1926 228os
TOBACCO We heard Of 81 hhds sold of which at
81 and % at OK and at 611 Is at 6 at 4 and at
Tx p ID
SUGAR. Sales confined to small lots at previous
rates
MoLAssEs -. Advanced with sales of 100 bbs Door
fermenting at H. and 43 good do at 1916 p gallon
FLOUR. Market dull Sales 700 bbls including 27O
damaged at =, 800 superine St. Louis at less than Ss
and 100 Extra Missouri at IS 30 p Dbl
GRAIN. The principal sale of Corn was $40 sacks
White, from the levee at SOC y bushel Nothing doing
in Oats Sales of 800 sacks Of Bran at 81 o56S1 10
100 ID.
We notlceQ only retail GALES OF PORK
at SIS so p Dbl for Mess The Of Bacon reported
private terms on Monday embraced 25 casks Sides at
~, and "A inferior Shoulders at u Ii or Lard 500
kegs sold at 13t p H.
ROPE. ..10o coils were sold at ske, cash.
sALT....A cargo of 1000 bushels Trapsn was resold
at 45s y busbel
FREIGHTs "A ship was taken for Liverpool at Va
for Cotton and one for Havre at 1Hc
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at quotations:
Sterling. .....................1o9 1610918
Francs. - 81. l0fD5f. 20 p dollar
Sight Checks on New York. .....X0k q cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

A DESPERATE CASE OF sCRoFULA CURED BY HoLLo-
WAYS OINTMENT AND PILLsMr. Heydou, ,dney, whos
se Agent for the sale Holoway medicines uh Wales.
states that Thomns Evans the employ Of Mr. Charles Thompson,
tanbuu soreiy afflicted with Ssroa the
MS body was covered with peculiar kind of which
ndd watery mucous He had been considerable
various medicines but without
LoWAYS OINTMENT AND PILLS. which short period so Ell
nal cured him that he has continued the
the present time. -
IN Sold the establishment Of Professor
Temple Bar Lpndon by all the
Dealers Medicines the
entsand s Wholesale Drug the
Union, by Messrs. A. SANDS NewYork aad WRIGHT
L CO. New Orleans.
There is ccnsiderab saving in taking the large
NBDaction for the guidance PARENTS disorder are
AFR ItnaR hay 4 d
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WaTERi.vG PIECES.

Z AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER - siY-ns
~ CEE0LE-sgHnneI a ran seraen. FOR .kGsa q
OCEAN SPRINGS, BILOXI af iaadings.-
The splendid low sekst steamer CREOLE Reuben
master built expressly for the Lake trade with superior
daona will carroln jefferson and the
Railroad on the arrival st tne afoIiows.
PpateAasrqsr Railroad. . Learss Ocean sprisgs
MONDAY ......-.... 9 A. N carsI MowDAY GyRNING
TURSDAY........... A wears WEDNESDAY EVENING,
rHURsDAY....-.... . 4. NJ cam FRIDAY MORNING.
FRIDAY 4 ? N. cara SATURDAY MORNING.
p. .carsiSTNDAy
Leaves carnolloa and Jefferson Railroad,
TUESDAY MORSING ~ O'Clock cars
THURSDAY MORNING, ~ O'Clock cara.
SATURDAY EVENING, ~ O'clock
Returning so'ciock and the az
o'clock Carroltton Jefsrson morning train
Freight the week but
be clipped in
for which the
until the strip.
IT The Way Mail Bag zeave the Office of the
Vou Monday o'cioc,
ST O'clock and Friday Saturday evenings
O'Clock. Ess'-'s =
saf IN RAM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06
Fife Ksssssrauce,

sEMLANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE rEW YORK LIFE M
sUkASCE COMPANY, FROM July !, 1854, 10 JULY l.
1854 tz9@ = NJ XII 81 49, -
Two hundred and nnetg policies issued.
The preniums during the time sI5
Loaaes paid durpg the time, including epidemic.
we're according list hands ezhson IssTas 60
y jg5ll a " W l.
Invested in New Yok State sisISOs 81
ssfh.s- 6.5e3 "a
anda AND
Noe received or 40
freHian On policies IN hands OF
interest accrued up TO is 1929
s,45 t8H sg.5 Il Ii salAss3 Is
Is Nts y j. ! i
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
PIisr FREEaAs, Aetuary. = 45W
~ Policies aL= company issued on the most favorable
terms by the underuigned C. .LATHRoP, Agent,
3ysl I'm SO Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

"'11''HF1"J 9fVrH1HR- StpttmDef o, IoO4 I
COTTON. There was fair demand yesterday and
the sales embraced 1000 bales Prices however were
lower for most descriptions and we modify our quota
tions ss follow: l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

sGHUUHGFA,
icons tante. ......s LPT
E.peranza $3.50. 81, d
Ed B ernard. int
tG B Matthews. -. d.
Holm J TayloT.
Kate Br CHAM. .ls,dl
IL Z r gers. LIZ '
Mary Caroline. ..LPT
Manchester ......LPT
lsiar. OS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

isrigs.
Adams Gray.....20,d
Kite ............ III
s ] Peters,. .....9 90, de
I hos Abilene. Point
Tartar .......... SOD !
Telegraph .LP1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

EL0FR-1000 bbls Myrtle street and Belle
All superEns landing Crsscsns City SAM
Or by EN- DALEY co, Sc Teh9ursteolas ii. ani
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

Tbs ship Nonpss from Liverpool reports having spoken on the 18th
u'io off East End of ST. Domingo shp Express from Liverpool far
this port.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

PENsAcoLA-sch Damondl20 bbs four, potatoes
hhds % bales 20 kegs na 20 do butter
leo do corn, Is bales oskum, 10 tisrces hama
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

IT IoUEURs AND 'CoRDIALs-1oo cases as
soa ' g eoSyERsE CO Canal and Now
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

REV ORLEANS, JACK fsSs 5szs EsssFEsssssas=sil,
son AND GREAT NoRTHE aE asssg -
Freight will Depot Caiope
Sells streets the State Line aud ediata stations
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a AZ O'clock A. NJ.
Returning, the Trsin will leave the State Line
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS SATURDAYS Ok o'clock A. NJ
81 Due notice viii be given of Excursion Trains.
E Shippers freight packages the
station at which they to BE- delivered,
WARREN A. GRioE Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06
SULPHURIC AGID-125 carboys, for sale b.
- sula E. HART CO.. loT Tchoupoulas st.

DOUCHONG TEA-l50 half chests, for sale
bv E. J. HART d co. lo1 Tehouponlas st. aulq
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
BRrGh

Robert Z Lane. Al, ID
Soda PUG 1850. 81, ID
Sultann "a do
Westminster 80, dl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

The being appointed agents South the
celebrated wines constantly supplied with
pns which they oddr the trade al New York prices
= R.F NICHOLS CO.
innsT SIN FEE a==z 81 camp s!reet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-06

NIEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
L y FACToRY-sAwING, TURNING AND PLANNING MILL
Mahogany Walnut Cedar Ash Poplar White Cypress
constantly hand and sawed to orde Eswes
Awning Poets and Meudngs Of description Ao Lake and
executed with dispatch at the Factory Julia
opposite the New Baain. [oiqfy] JULES A. BLk ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25
OBITUARY

Departed this life on Saturday morning, ten
minute. past nine O'Clock, Nov. 18th IN this city,
Mrs ELlzABETH CAROLINE JOHNSON, consort OF
Mr.. John G.. Johnson and eldest daughter OF
Capt. W. H. Lydick; aged . years, IL months
aud % days. By the drath Of tins estlmabie
lady, We are again reminded Of the uncertainty
of human life, and how soon the brightest hopes
the faire,t authorizations may be wthered and
blasted by the touch of deaths icy hand. To-day
the heart swells and thrubs With emotions ot joy,
of hopeful pros poets in the future, to-morrpw's
sun goes Down. and with it all those tieetng
dreamy vision, of anticipated comt rts and joyful
hopes of earthly bliss We a. the flower
that blooms to day aud wither> by the frost OF
night. The subject of this bret tribute
had just assumed and taken upon herself
the responsibilities incident to the tam y CON
Germ, Of life. with Il heart huoyaut with fiat
toring prospects, with resolutions of determine
ton To make HON II happy one - far as 1t was
in her power to render 1t so. But alas how
soon death put an end to those eNpectahons.-
How dark, therefore, and uscrutnble the
mysterious ways of Divine Providence. 1t is
truly said, they are past finding out. The same
divine authority assures Us, that the Judge OF all
the earth will do right therefore, as job SAYS:
"though he stay me, ye! tciH ! put my trust IN
HIM." l}y this very sudden and sad bereare-
ment, a fond aud an atcctonatc husband has
been caused to weep tears of bitter anguish, for
the los of oup whose every thought or wish WAS
to do something t. add To his happiness and com
fort and an infant, only ten DAYS old, of its near
est and dearest friend on earth. father mother,
brothers, sisters and many dear friends have to
mourn the loss If her, whom they loved with in
expires sible fondness. Who that knew her, can
doubt that She j. now one of the bright stars
around the throne of God, for "JieSSed are the
pure in heart for they shall SEE Godn She was
bland in her disposition. ardent in her attach
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

Nrs kdrnes: suorn.- Knew Mis- lbar.-
Was called in to see her by DIR. Thompson III the
Spring of l-53. She wa then suffering from Il
0roiapsus uteri Restored her saw her again
At GEN Layne's. She walked there once III a
eramped state-threw her head back, her hands
up. and her eyes rolled up. Thought the ut eA-
tended over the whole body. She then went Ia
sleep, and talked unconseiously in her sleep l
was not surprised to hear If Miss Pharr'- death.
Asked me- a few day, before her death, for rem
pdvfor the suppression of the menses, viii h she
said had been 30 for months. Agnes sald the
php.icians had told her that nature could do
more for her than they. Said that SOM persons
had told her of a perfect remedy, and that she
meant 10 apply for 1t.
Cross -Eramined-Agnes had bad dffan 81
death at Gen. Layne's which made her meha-
choly. There was NJ consciousness III or Tor
sometime after the spasn. II" fr"inhE NJ 'hf
mouth, the face only flushed.
Dr.. Darts srora.-knew Miss Agnes Phau-
saw her in the latter part Of August, l75a tine
time spoken of by Mr.. CarperD Miss Pharr
,taid part IF two days at Mr. kysef's, where l
b,arded-onlv day or two before the spell sPo-
ken of by Mr. Carprr Complained while there
went to sleep in room adjoining the porch
where sat Heard her cAelaim once, "oh, my
-iiel" Her sister wa, with her. Saw her after
wards--she looked pale and sallow. Heard her
talking incohercntIy Wa, not surprised To hear
of her death Always thought, from her make,
that she would die in an app5pleetc III.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25
Oct. 10. 1888 eod2m.

feNllE subscriber will offer for sale his DWELL
ING HOUSE, on 9th street and > vacant
lots adjoining thereto. Also, 400 acres of land
two miles from the city, on which is dwell
ing house with eight rooms, Il new frame Barn.
n By 30 feet ,torys high, and all other out
houses. One tract OF land containing between
and 600 Acres, with tt small house on the
tract The fencing is all good and new and much
OF it is of plank the land quite productive, LAYS
well and is well watercd and plenty Of Timber
This tract is about miles from the city.
The above will be offered privately until farther
notice, if not sold privately the sumo will be of
terrd ut Auction.
also wish to dispose of the Piedmont Works.
These works very valuable as may be seen
upon examining them. There j. Il very large
amount Of good aud valuable machinery attached
to these works. | would prefer to sell all Of the
machinery together but will sell in parcels to
suit persons wishing to remove il. There is cv-
ely piece OF machinery III and about the works
that could be used in Il car shop or agricultural
establishment. There is about one acre of ground
belonging to the works, which will be sold also:
and2 Acres attached under IA long lease. This
being Immediately ON the Bason makes it very
valuable for Il lumber yard, as well as Machine
shop
have something over million of feet Of
lumber ON hand--seasoned. of all kind,-whch |
wish to close out as speedily as possible.
Also on hand, large stock OF agricultural inn
plements; say Flows. iIarrows, Cultvators HAY
Presses, Wagons, Wheelbarrow-, ChurnS ilav
Cutters, Cornshelirrs and every thing used for
agricultural purposes, which will sell at very
reduced prices. These will be offered Phi, atelv
until further notice. GEO. &. ClfRIE
oct. lO.eod2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

Is FREE NEGRO A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED
STATES "A highly important decision was made
on Thursday last in the U. $. Circuit Court. for
this State, by His Honor Judge Drummond, in
the case Of Joseph c. Mitchell free negro, plnin-
tiff, ps. Charles II. Lamar, defendant The plea
filed by the defendant alleged the plaintiff 10 te
free negro, and not citizen Of the Iuied
States, entitled to maintain a suit hef re the L
s. Circuit Court. The plea was sustained by the
Court. We also learn that Judge Mclean co
incided in the opinion delivered by Judge Drum
mond.-C Chicago Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

now in operation near the Gas works, and oppo-
,ite tie Piedmont. If not sold privately. the
same will be offered at auction; say third, INV
interest in the Machine. also offer for sale
about one million OF Brick.
This Machine is very valuable, "a may be seen
upon examining its operations, Us it will make
from % to 10000 Brick per day. The yard is
well located, aud all necessary fixtures are per-
feet.
invite persons wishing to purchase any Of
this property to examine for themselves.
will just say, that all persons indebted to me
will be expected TO settle mediately, as must
and will clo>c my business. ! deem it unueees-
sary to invite persons having claims against me
To present them, Us the most of them are not so
modest as to wait for an invitation, &c.
GEO. q. CURIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

Some idea may be formed Of the magnitude Of
die stores of winter clothing sent ON 10 the I}r-
fish army, from the fact that upwards at 10000
900 pairs of worsted sock, 90,00Oo wooden
Jerseys, $4,000 Of flannel drawers. and 20 900 Of
gloves. have recently been dispatched to the Cri-
inca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

Late Richmond papers contain an obituary no
tice of Mrs. Lucy Bradshear She was the daush-
ter of Thomas Phelps, bora IN Campbell county,
Va, in Judy, H62 aud died at the residence Of
Bird Desil'erss in Madison county, Ky June
18th, 1854. She was the 6rst woman mqrricl IN
Louis Il Q. mad WAS 10 the fer1 al esbers ulsh
when it was besieged by the Indians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

TUNNEL UNDER THE OHro.-The citizens of
Louisville appear TO be in earnest about the Ohio
river. They held public meeting on the sub
ject few days ago, and after speeche. from
Governor Wright, Of Indiana. and Mr.. Holman,
an engineer, who estimsted the cost at Sl,2O0,-
600. the sum ofSl,I00 WAS subscribed to the
stock and agents appointed to solicit the sab
scription of the citizens generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

Camphor has been discovered to be an antidote
for that terrible psison, strychnine. man who
had been thrown into commissions by two doses
of the poison--one sixth of grain each. admin
istered for the "Reminiscences relieved by
twenty grain. of camphor taken in six grains of
almond mixture. DIR. Suddock in lecture to
the London Lancet, claims to have made the dis
covery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

The conclusion Of the report of the New York
Chamber of Commerce. on Usury Laws. will ap-
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25
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