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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

TTNOBY'S CITY AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
Running ut all hours Of the day throughout the city
Aren't for the Pontchaan Railroad Company for carrying tho
Mails and having entire charge of the baggage Car.
A messenger will wait upon passengers in the cars
Checks will be given for all baggage taken in charge by this
Company -,,-- - ~, AL. A. A., T ,o
bonis nv authority the Ponchartram Rairoad Company
Weekly Express (every Sunday to Galveston, lndianola
Powder Horn and Houston Texas: .
An Messenger will dispatched three times week
to ali ho Watering Pnces the Like Orders and arcels re-
ceived Mt the office. = -, ~ ,-,
and Texas steamers, will meet with prompt attention
Schedules of rates signals furnished by applying at the
office. ;, a., ~. r,.
centon Of Baggage and Packages Open from A. NJ 10
T. NJ ,
The nronrieor begs notify the public that his is the only
civ Eynrcss now running and that his arrangements
completed and that prompness in the delivery of goods cnn be
reiSSssl unon S. TOBY, Jr., Proprietor,
feS Il Principal Office rs Gravier street, corner Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08
LOWER MISSISSIPPI

VIII leave SATURDAY. stll Inst at o,eiock ;I p n
7MntS8s p For Menphis.-Thc regular alternate Saturday
packet Belfast THE 'h new new Tight If t. dIausat and
will her trip above for Memphis, 1icena Delta
Far's Point Napoleon Chimes and Goons Landings Coln
and all the Bends For freight passage having fine accom-
modutions, apply on board or To- ~ =
EJe Belfast will remain in tlle trade the entire Season. and
particular attention gyeu nil way and plantation business
g1e Belfast will take passGnYers and freight for 81 Louis,
,noly ,iu Far tj,nv, Tlncns u3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08
The Lowndes GAiss.) Chronicle gives the following.
account of murder which occurred recently on the
plantation Of Mr.. Lampkn. in that county,:

One Of the negro men, of Mr.. Lampkin became
offended with the oyerseer, and struck him on the
back of the neck with axe killing him instantly:
and cut off both his hands. He then started for the
house Of Mr.. L. and met at the door Mrs. Lampkin,
| and told ,hertha he had kiiledrthe ID over
eporer M ~ m ya a. 'e se G in ad sl9
to rise Mrs. L. into the house and got double
barrel gum and told the negro if he moved foot she
would shoot him, and kept him standing in the yard
came to her assistance, caught the negro and hung
him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
MISSISSIPPI. T.

l7 Will leave on TUESDAY l1tI1 inst at o'clock NJ
2 f71s, FOR ST.. LQUIS.ETH =,
le,LIsa regular passenger steamer 8. If. y. Trabue,
j. NJ White, master, viii leave for the above and
all intermediate landings For freight or passnge, apply on
E1Ys . JOHN +. HYDE & CO., &C Poydras street.
plan Of cabi be and secnred
annltcntinn to the ppeus j. nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08
C A / I F O r N | A i.

Leaves on TUESDAY, March i. at o'clock n;
ssoEze. NEW ORLEANS AND CALIFEeis-
@ fEAs MA Steamship Line viz NicaraguisOny direct
line from New Orleans 10 San Franciscofhe
pcrior steamship Daniel Webster, W. Patterson,
mander will easeor reuas Nearasua above con.
Meeting with the steamship Sierra Nevadh the Pacific nj
San juan del Sur Passengers by this line offered great in
duecnicnts, both in ecouomy and time The Company have
several fine iron the lake mud river and
aled 10 transport passengers with great dispatch aud comfort
ms y. - W. CETEMPLET'DN, Is Camp street
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:celleaey Rotssstt yietlitfie !.


The remaining three millions of dollars could have
been obtained by negotiation in spite of the adverse
circumstances of the times and this declaration |
am warranted in making. by being in possession of q
personal knowledge of the facts. The operation of
untoward events, in so many ways has inverted the
circumstances Of our railroads and instead Of the
Great Northern being supported on the basis Of in
dependence, flowing from the legitimate aids first
contemplated it has been distressed suppEcant for
help in any shape, to meet expenditure which, with
delays increase price OF labor and materials, will
swell the sum required to complete it to the Tennessee
river to twelve millions of dollars ~. = ,5=.. ID.
1t is with unfaigned reluctance that hayet allow
myself to be intruded in the discussion now under
consideration, hut am sure you will aequie me of
egotisr Some observations, made in my speech to
the Legislature of Mississippi, in February, 1867, have
since, and not without effect been repeatedly cited
against State aid. Iadmt the correctness Of the allie
cation but this does not alter the claims Of new cir
cumstances, oppose any serious objections to the
recommendations Of Gov. McRaes message.
My letter has already attained greater length than
intended, and will postpone the discussion Of aid
from Mississippi and make it the subject OF my next.
Faithfully, yours, JAAEs ROBE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

Will leave on SATURDAY. sth inst. at 5P. u.
ifws. FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO-
leon, Greenve and all landings in the ;ends,
ssEp The regular passenger packet stenner XII. II.
w, Hill, r. Ii. Newell MASTER will leave as above '
For freight or passage, apply on Ioard or 10
m6 T% 5f'<'.'''' Il. NIXON, 6 6Carondclet street:
nIhe H. R. w. Hill will take freight and pas6engrrs for
Nashville privilege Of reshppng on regular Nashville and
Memphis
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
w HI T E r I V E r .

VIII leave on ATNRDAY Y. stl1 inst ats o'clock T. n
g7S@a FOR WHITE RIVER, AR
6$iEIEt = kANSAS-The fine steamer National lsG.
5s5sss 3cAarius MASTER will leave anve, for Pocn
hontas Powhaa Jacksonport atesvie Elizabeth Augusta,
Des Arc Duvall Bluffs Aberdeen, and all intermediate land
,ingsz For freight passage, apply on board,
m6 LEWIS SNAPP y CO, 81 + ront street,
HArkansas river freight taken if consigned to Duvals
Bluffs Aberdeen. -
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VOLUME u TX.
sEA-GOING G.. VESSELS.

TEXAS AND MEXICO d
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VIII WEDNESDAY 10Th inst. at o'clock r. Al
ms REGULAR MEMPHIS SATURDAY
E. PackeFor Memphis Helena Napoleon tireen
sszaa Vile, and all landings in the bendsaThe new
regular passenger packet Ens5Onlnr H. Mc)onoug MASTER
will ready receive freight "Wednesday morning ana
For freight apply on board or TO
mi JOHN T. HYDE & CO.. 66 PoydraH street.
Ingomar viii take freight for s' w' a the
Iis packets John G. Cline John Simpson, City of Huntsville
and Embassy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

| w. BOSIVOftTH IL CO.. WiOIESALE AND
N. Retail Dealers i'll ICE. business Office Nos. II and Il
Front street Depot between oydras and Lafayette streets
Ice DepOs ST. Thomas street. Ice Houses mead
| New Basin, and No. l96 traver street. . :,
Also. Ice Depot No . Poncarain Railroad, upper SIDE,
| onnositr Saloon, New Orleans. ianl 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

suilB on SUNDAY March 9, at O'Clock a. NJ. -. :.
.rEzsa ~ FOR fst1ALVESTON-PASSAfi ONLY
,&M[Rkzs ", $. Mal Line-Ihe seamships n tll1ts
nF'SIassA John s. Thompsot commander, will leave us
above For pasage having elegant Recommendations Hpy 10
-s-s.- HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of Julia street.
m8 ..-.-- =. % L opposite the steAnsip Landing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

TOPARTNERS Il R HIP .--TIIE uNDERSiGNEn
" hnye this day entered into omrnetsI undef me style
of DUPERIER, HAYES CO. for the of trnpSactips
General Commission Sugar and Cotton Fect0nge business
M.FRED DuPER1ER.
ALIEN |. HAYES.
ROBERT ". SANDERS.
Me- Office No. ii st. Ionis street.
New Orleans, lst December, lS55 dbu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

TRECIAN PAINTING. MISS s. G. WILCOX
W has opened for the formation of Clnsscs in this ben
ul Art taught for the first time in this city The short
time of four weeks only being required TO aeqne it i'll all Its
perfection render it deservedlv popular. .
The Indies respectfully invited TO visit her rooms Il"
No. Camp street. between st. Joseph and Ielord Streets
ns7- Rooms open from 10 A. NJ. to 3 Z. NJ.
P.S.-Mis W will give Private Lessons TO pupils at their
residence, if required. lal2 3nl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.

viii leave sATuRDAY s,insI at nlf oeoGk u bt,n
leQafEs River Packct-he fast running passenger
tssssss2sa packet, p. F. KimisRii, W. W Wnhen-
master viii leave for Shreveport Grand core,
Grand BAYOU Canptc. Alexana Gortons and all nterme-
dae landings Red For eshtor passage apply on
board, or to . = - ,,,,s ,,c ~ No.. o.o,.
m5 . ,i.s iii! lEN1StSN!A !Afp w., p fVt aIis''.
MI intermediate landings with privilege Of reshppng on NJ
Jones' Also Jeerson wfpriYege ef reShippng Oh Lone
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

CIVIL ENGENEIIIsING AND SURVEYING.
" The undersigned having foneda COpnrneshp for the plr
nose Of trnnsncn any business in the line of Civil Engineering
and Surveying may be entrusted TO them within the State
of Louisiana and having had considerable experience in that
line business would respectfully solicit Share Of patronage
from, those interested therein rel, j. G. DREUN.
w. S. MITCIiE1ih.
r77= Office No. q Commercial Place. no91y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

70 viii leave on ATJ If3Y Sill inst, at o'clock p NJ
fTw@. w. FOR JEFFERSON, SMtIlll.AAD
- Benton, Port Caddo Albany Shreveport, Grand
Iayon, Grand Ecore, Aexau1rfa and all inter
mediate andngs-Tho superior Light dranght steamer r.
Charles s. ArpeFse rpa @ haaS maf u T % leave as
1t. "A " PeN' .ff.' II h SMITH II New Iseyee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

~ A. I,ANEER, JACKSON, MISS, GENERAL
u. AGENT AND C0LLECTOR. BusnesS Of any dcscrp-
ton entrusted to his cfaree will meet with prompt attention
Notes and Accounts collected throughout the State and prompt
remittanceS made.
Jackson Miss New Orleans.
Fenrl, Putnam 4 Co., Sark, Day & Staufer,
William tnrdemnn, Marsh l,enman y Co.,
Chancellor Scott. Nixon, Adams & Co.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

runs cp1rrIN
TBIFE'IN Il BLEDSOEG. ATTORNlES- ATLAW,
VI Austin Texas, will prompt attention TO collecting
money in any part the State, and for
owning lis attend nny businesss pertaining General
If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

,xre=.a NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Y.
dgMfkfTA s. MAIL LIME FOR GALVESTON sAND
s|1ahsssSsss MATAGoRDA BAYs--The following new and
THuKsDAY, y. o'clock M panetaally p.sg M n
= nIeyfco. John e. IGwless, 90, do.
I.ouisiana, Wm. H. Talbot, DO
Deiysrng freight II points Western Te at The end
Of the Ships Tackles, POwdehorn, Lower hlanoa. - 4
ns-sppers will please provide themselves with the
ers bills Of lading, as otlor form will be signed.
HARRIS & MORGAN, foot of Julia street.
p STjs Line having established ia Pilot Pasca-
vallo Bar the viii hereafter be taken in and under
Observation-Disclosures Of It's own Captains. aS25r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

G d a. HENDERSON u CO., MAGAZINE ST.
Natcez offer for sale ut the lowest market prices
choice assortment of GROCERIES, and invite the attention
Of purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected and
comprises articles needed for family for merchants
in the country. lal9 osn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-08

,cTEANI Is4ATTERY AND CLAIsIFIEts
FOR SALEOne Copper Battery, six feet in diameter by.
two half deep, with two copper worms Of two inch
ppc Clarers, by four feet square and two feet
Tie an cocks good order Also two Evapoators and
Battery ew) approved construction and of sufficient
capacity making hogsheads day for sale
liberia lterms .
S. Ill.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

We wish all those in this state, who profess to DC
Republicans, couldbe animated by The spirit VIII oh
animated the writer ofthe follow ing, from the N Y
Tribune ss
just A Word.
When the battle fS set, wewiIo stand for Free
Kansas viii all pultogather, and any one who
;now proclaims that he tcsE have such candidate,
or 'front.' have snch a,rother, is only damaging
the man of his clrofce in cass that choice should
be ratified BY majority of his compatriots or
preparing modification for himself in case it
should be overruled.
There is no warrant for a presumption that
the Philadelphia Convention win nominate can
didates who are not heartily and wholly with us
on the great confronting issue. And what more
can any one reqRirel' Are we so sure of success
that we can afford to disregard all considerations
ofpopularity or availability? Nav; have we any
moral right to overlook such considerations!
To us, the Cause is far above any man or clan.
Our first question is, '.Where is the man who can
''most probably lead the Republicans to victory
.'and secure Kansas to Freedomi That man.
whatever his name or his antecedents, is our
candidate We are willing to hear reasons why
this or that person is likely to be strongerin the
popular vote than others; but anything. calcula-
ted to disafect and ALLEVIATE any portion of our
compatrots, in case the nomination should be
adverse to The writer's wishes or Judgment, we
are unwilling to publish and dis.nciined to hear
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

"Mr Sholes, as an inducemcnt for MS to stay ex
communicated, after repeating his regrets that W,
have not left the par;y-whlch MIR. :. and few 9th
want To be very se}ect-says we promise Mr.
Il. that II he viii let the republican party alone du
ring the campaign If ii don give the state III the
republican nominee for the Presidency we will con
sent to be written down Ass in prophecy forever
thereafter
We remark first, that the writing and publishing
of such Il sentence by Mr.. S. renders it unnecessary
for any future to give him the geological elias
sificaIon which he suggests and secondly that this
appears to be written with the design of throwing the
responsibility if The republican party is defea
ted. Ii the party succeeds, Mr.. y and compeers
will take the credit Of IT, Ifitis defeated Mr. Booth
shall bear the blame of it Accommodating gentle
men Free Democrat
To the above, we remark first, that the next time
Mr.. b. concludes to exeomRuncate himself from the
party we trust he will know what he is about and
not insist upon getting back next day. Or if he
does, will come as he should, ike the prodigal son,
and not make disturbance in the family first thing
We remark, second, that thought Mr.. BIS objec-
ton to the republican party was, that it not
lee. enough and he left it that he might better choose
his company. Third we remark, that ii the writing
and publishing of ''such sentence defines 20
ology suggested the inference is that Mr. B. is OF
opinion that the man who thinks this state can be
carried for the republicans without his help is al
ASS which forces on us the painful surmise that our
friend is losing that sweet modesy which has hereto
fore distinguished him And fourthly, and lastly,
we remark. if Mr.. B. is not himself candidate for
the republican nomination for the Presidency, and
defeated we shall expect him TO support the candi-
date cordially as 10 give us no kind of chance
to reproach him.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

MEssRs EDTTOns:-
In consequence of the resignation Of worthy towns
nah, Edward English ESQ., the Of the City will have
occasion to elect City Clerk the 18th of May. Allow
US to suggest the name OF Y BRASDE City Clerk Mr.
Brande is a man OF sterling integrity, afabty of manner
and an accommodating dispositions these traits he adds
good penmanshp, good business habits and last though
not less good knowledge Of the complex descriptions Of
our Real Estate Would not his election be iudicous
April 90 1866. MANY VOTERS
~~-~-~~-~>>>-
No. PIANOS ASp MUsC.-We learn that Horace Waters
of 3SS Broadway, n. Y, agent for the sale of many
the celebrated makers OF Pianos and Meodeons Is
Offering them prices which advise all who desire
avail themselves OF, opportunity not likely again to
He is also selling his large and wellknown Gaia.
logue of Music off from the regular prices and
viii forward the free ofpostage His offers TO the trade
teachers and schools the favorable character
all Of which he will be able fill to the letter. for having
wisely adopted the cash The Horace Waters Plan
are well known as among the best We enabled speak
of those instruments with degree Of confidence from
personal knowledge of their excellent tone and durable Quail
ivy. T. EodHgeItst,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01
Republican State Convention.

A REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION win be held al
the Capitol in Madison Wednesday. the 4h day June
A. D. 1856 O'Clock a. for the purpose of choosing six
Delegates for the State large and three delegates for
District to the State of Wisconsin
in the Republican National Convention be holden in
Philadelphia in June next for the nomination Of
ddate for Presidential Electors large and
the thorough Reorganization Of the Republican party
the State
Each Assembly district in the State will be entitled to two
delegates in said Convention.
In view of the Importance Of the approaching Presidential
campaign and the necessity of thorough orgaIzaon the
committee would the friends of the through
the State the proprety of taksng immediate
secure a full representation in this Convention.
The Committee would respectfully suggest that the
Assembly District conventions for the appointment OF dele
gates to he State Convention, be held O'Clock NJ
saturday, the 2ith day Of May next.
WA. A. WHITE,
Chairman Republican State Central Committee
Dated at Madison April % 1856
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

Th.rty-one thousand dollars is the amount contain.
ed in tie appropriation bill now before Congress for
kenosha harbor If it were not for the democratic
Pres dent, this appropriation would be made, and
hopes we notice IRE expressed that it it may get u
two-third vote and become law in spite of the Elk
ecutiye veto
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

Perseverance, of Lady Franklin. Mr.. Henry
Grinnell, of New York, has just received a letter
from Lady Franklin, in which she expressed a
desire that DR. Kane should visit England, foI
the purpose of taking charge of another Arctic
Expedition She still hoPes that some survivor
of Sir John Franklin may be found living among
the Esauimaux, from whom might be OBJ tanned
the particulars of her huaband's fate. She pro.
poses to fit out propeller Al her own expense,
aud give the COZ. Ii and 70 DR.. Kane.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01
The Shooting OF aherin Jones

ST. Louis, April 2Y
A letter to the Democrat, dated Lawrence
Kansas, the Gath says, while Sheriff Jones was
sitting in court with the soldiers the night before
lac was shot by some outside, aud dangerously
wounded, Jones had made IL arrests during
tho day, assisted by 4 company of Z S Dragons
under 1t Armstrong Much excitement pre-
vailed. His situation is critical; lite despalred
Of. The perpetrator of the deed is unknown,
The investigating court commenced their scs-
sicn on the morning Of the 2jd
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

The n Y, Tribune proposes to publish semi
weekly campaign paper, commencing on the Goth o
june and to continue till after election. 1t will be
sent TO subscribers at $l,Oo per single copy, 10 co
pies to address for $50; 20 copies $l4oo ant
100 copies 500. We trust the campaign Tribune may
have vide circulation. There was no one agenc,
which contributed so much to the election of Harri
in 1910 the campaign Tribune-it will dc
equally good service now if thoroughly circulated
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01

~ If Mr. Booth will refer to the letter of Mr.
Friebes lie viii see that he understood Mr. White to
say that the cali for the convention Yves issued prn
cipally through their white and Potter'sl nstrn
mentality just as we did. Does Mr.. +. "tell but
half The truth" and give false IMPRESSION OF
does Mr. Booth convey false impression We think
the latter, because Mr. White did say that the con
tvention was called by himself and Potter. And
what is the necessity of Mr. b. diyesting himself OF
all candor and fairness far as we are concerned,
by sringing together lot OF sentences from various
articles of ours and torturing and pervering their
| spirit and meaning We gave abundant reasons for
our change of opinion with reference to the nomna
ton of Fremont but the Democrat without yentu-
ring to touch the reasons endeavors to give the fact
the ugliest possible look. We gayereasons too. and
we think good ones for the opinion that dUoilabaay
should be the leading consideration Of the Philadel-
phia convention in selecting its candidate, which
the Democrat carefully avoids but fortunes the fact
out of all its purpose and spirit In audng to avail
ability we said distinctly availability inside of the
grand idea of making Kansas free territory we as
sumed that the candidate would and should be on
that question certain and reliable, and then should
be taken with reference the strength lie can bring
| to bear, and the PROBABILITY of success-because sue
upon which turns all anti-slavery effort in the future
And our remark that ''it not necessary 70 have
an old or tried or true Free Soiler, Republican,
or Abolitionist' was subservient to the main idea
and clearly had reference to old party relations in
contradistinction TO the party composed of all who
willing to labor to make Kansas free state
And yet with all this clear and palpable in our re
marks, the Democrat palms off the following
legitimate inference from what said: g Let the
Convention, then, nominate the Democratic cand
date and success is certain. Iii such philosophy
as this which will drag the Republican party to as
low depth as the Hunkcr party has reached We
urged that to make Kansas free was the great point
upon which now turned all antislavery effort that
Kansas could be made free only by the of the
Republican party in this campaign-hat therefore
the Republican, candidate should be selected Will
reference to his availability.
Can the Free Democrat muster magnanimit,
enough to give this brief article entire to its readers
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01
To the Cincinnati Horticultural Society,"

Being tour through Wisconsin called anon Mr. r.
F. Cahoon, of kenosha, who has remarka bic variety Of
Seeding Rhubarb leNamned his plantation about 5000
plants aud its wonderful properties have been
The Victoria saw growing alongside his See ding AID
ject to the same reatnen-soh identicawoud weigh
one fourth a. much the CahuoS Seeding. lean through
your society recommend the plant the notice
ana cutiyaors as the best plant known. stalks for mar
ket would measures from three four inches vide two TO
three inches thick and two feet long tender that
ny leaves saw broke down with their own weight lis
cahee seeding originated by Mr.. Cahoou from the seed
given him Chicago and WIS The only ,iatt from r Sod
that was worth cultivation Respectfully Yours
Cincinnati Aug 81, 1860 JUIJtFS pRACF