New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-03
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I HE In the Ohio River
BAIT1MoRR, October 2.-Dispatches received
ere from Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Cincinnati
eport that the Ohio river il now rising slowly
t all Of those places. Considerable rain fell
yesterday Sunday throughout the West, and.
.lso in the neighborhood Of this city
Jlosing Of Hollywood Mobile Weather.
MOBILE, October ==-The establishment Of Mr..
freeman, al, Hollywood, closed to-day, and that
watering place is now deserted,
The weather here 10 extremely hot, but the
health Of the city continues good.
The Eastern Mail.
MOBILE, October 2.-Tbe Eastern mail this
morning brings dates from New York Of the
evening of the 18th ult., leaving the letters and
papers. Of the morning Of the 27lh ult yet
behind, -. I
Al son Of Mr.. j. C. stinsley, Of Louisville,
was killed on the oath ult.. BY falling from
tree which be had climbed
4 theatre manager ID Buffalo has been fined
$50 for ejeeting an auditor from his theatre be-
ca,,.s IL b;ssed ! tianseuse.
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The great Abolition convention held IN t1reen.
wood Hall, Cincinnati, on me zad uit'' was i
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fastlesnake having e,shs i@ss'ss II.
ouetoh was Aiheu - ~ e : x
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The deaths in Savannah during the week end
ing on Wednesday, the 9th ult,, were 121, 81
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"A German named Louis Kline shot himsel
through the head with Q pistol in New York q
the Oath, in the presence Of his wife and family
Drunkenness and domestic troubles
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a deau imam Was pickeo up ~ tne stroets
Brook1ynsa few nights SINCE. 1t had beyon
question been murdered, as a large cash wa
found upon its neck and q severe confusion o.
the head, either Of which would have been sutfi
Gent to cause death. 4, ,s
IN stha c;tv a. Rostonr, n the vear 1879. tber
oo moro NJ ,,av annronr;atea far The Darwin
il A. frea schools than II the whole Of Grsa
pr;t.;r dur;na tl,a same vear Boston conta;r
| izo,euo inna oitan1s's '5reat brltaih over 2o
ooosoOO; ms speaks Ior ltseil. * 5f55
Early on Saturday morning, the .2sd. til
Steamer Nortbern Indiana ran into the propelle
n,;v.r Cromuell t,va,tv no;,as below the Datro
s;nk;ro tl,e r,ryons,Ier Instantly. Nd ,;y,
vera Inst She was loaded with wheat. Al
nov lies II twelve feet water
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s..ava;r.ssat m.rnoI;. snr;nas ~ satrr5a
s.s,s;. ,..; ~. $500 Is ~ 40 tho,,sa
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a. 49, ~ 80 AZ most ;ntarso.;r
f e. II -, 1871 a.
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A girl named Mary Malone, at work in Il
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sha :, AZ "a H. aoor IN head be;ny I, m
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s.,,na !, ! so,,nd a. .haft sho 3 nour Al,
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| The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided
construct several large ight-ships, for d
United States Light Service. They will
4 built at the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
the Hon Thomas B. Lawrence is to be attri
uted the credit Of the contamination Of ii
Important addition to the protection Of o
coast. III
4 The grand jury Of the CITY court 81 new fol
have found upwards Of 1000 bills against gu
dry persons for selling liquor without licens
| Thav bova o,ao fo,,nd two fills AGAINST Ii
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one Joilvy WIZ 1e ~ =
Eighth Ward, for granting license to 0 fema
not citizen, and the second jointly with Il
Councilman Of the Seventh Ward for licensir
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