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RAINS IN SOUTH CAROLINA. = The Charleston
Mercury, of the 9th, informs us that heavy and
almost incessant rains have prevailed in that part of
the country during the two weeks previous. On the
26th the rain poured down in torrents, accompanied
by tremendous peas of thunder The Mercury says
The lightning struck in number of places about
the city and harbor, but happily without loss OF life
serious injury to property The Spanish bark Car
men, at the head of Central wharf, had one OF her
gallant masts slightly injured The derrick at the
head of the House wharf next adjoining, was
considerably damaged The schooner Parker, lying
in the stream, had her mainmast badly shattered.
tree on the north side of Queenstreet near King was
struck and about six feet of the top cut of.
We apprehend that these long continued rains must
prove very injurious the growing crops of corn and
cotton. The rice, wherever it was not destroyed by
the bugs during the preceding drought will be saved.
But large part of the plantations on Cooper river,
Ashepoo and Combahee, suffered beyond remedy be-
fore the rivers were sweetenea by the rains
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HYpRoPHoBIA.-On the morning of the 22d man
named Peter Rubert was found lying in street Of
New York with his throat cut. Being still alive he
was taken to the station house, and from thence to
the Lunatic Asylum, when it was discovered that he
was laboring under an attack of hydrophobia.
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A BLOODY AFFRAY.-Tbe Wilmington Herald has
the particulars Of the aray which took place few
days ago in Goldsboro', N c., between Dr. Davis and
two Germans few days previous DR.. Davis had
caned one of them, named Odenheimer, for some In
science, and during the examination Of the case be-
fore magistrate, odenhefmer again became very
nsolent, and his stepson, fancyng that the Doctor
about to strike hisinsulter drew pistol and shot
him in the right side the ball lodging in his back.
Odenhemer also drew pistol, and the two fired five
shots. A young man named Robinson, nephew Of
DIR. Davis, snatched up shovel, and as 0denheimer
presented his pistol for another shot, struck him on
| the head, knocking him down and fracturing his
skull terribly. The blow changed the direction of his
pistol at the instant Of its discharge, and the ball
struck his stepson in the back inficting very dan
gerous wound It was thought that neither of the
wounded parties could survive and the wife Of DIR.
Davis was so much affected that it was thought she
might also become avictim to the affair. strong
disposition was felt among the people to lynch the
Germans in case they survived their wounds.
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..,,.-zzz=,,,,, PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL

On Sundays the city every half hour from
o'clock P NJ until o'clock, then every our un'il II
O'Clock. The will also make the O'Clock trip
Sunday mornings.
Car will leave the city depot every morning at
O'clock and the Lake night hour
the train Extra special trips when required
by notifying the conductor.
Station House has been erected al Geny Ridge. which
Flag Station, where the train will
required from A. NJ. 2. NJ; down trips IL, II
o'clock and up 1l and ~ O'Clock. Fare each
trains Is Tickets down must be purchased
the ticket Office and he conductor notified.
The daily Horse Car and from tieutily Ridge Stopping
required will from the Lake at 63z O'Clock A. NJ and
will leave as follows
The City The GENTLY Ridge
At........... O'Clock A. " At......l0 o'clock a. NJ.
At............l2 At.....,..,. ] 7. NJ,
Att....:..,"5 Pm A'.,,,... 81
ss5 For the Iae-Each TIP Immediately after train.
Iel0 IF
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DEATH ON THE TRAcK.-On the 25th, while lad
IL years of age rolling barrel on the track of
the South Carolina Railroad, in Charleston, train
| knocked him down and ran over him, severing his
head from his hnly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01

CURIOUS DIscovERY.-A copper kettle has been
found seventeen feet below the surface Alton
ILL.,, imbedded in a vein Of coal. It was found on
Buffalo Rock, the Illinois river. Some Of our cti
zens think it brought there by Of the early
French missionaries over 200 years ago; others give
| it much earlier date. All ask how could it come
into solid bed Of coal This question none can
| answer. .g5z4s-a Mts .
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For all particulars regard individual rights and
to manufacture and sell for other States apply 10 the under
signed his Boiler Maufacory III B9"Hnne street where
Boilers Of every description made on r. sNoast mor
as 3lI DAVID i, FQWLER.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

.I... CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
.s.=. $780, City Of New Orleans, July I, 1885.
ID EsOLvED, That the Comptroller be, and
standing in the official Journal that
with ninth section Of ordinance No 1872 approved March
contracted under authority Of the Comptroller
in accordance with the ordinance referred
SignedI +. l.. TRACY, .-
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
fSignedl l.. II. PLACE,
..H President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855.
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
r. THEARD,
jy16 Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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THE GREAT Ma
&C EESTAE EHST nRiTITofS RITTE T. iTb iiB
chain of communication between the Mississippi and the At
''fi WIiEEi.ISG, BEN WOOD and PARKERSBURG, ON THE
WAsHINGToN CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST.
Al which places unites with RAILROADS and STEAM
ROUTE by which THROUGH TICKETS TO WASHINGTON
be procured which point, e as to BALTIMORE
be Ii is the ouy by which purchasers OF Through
Tickets New York are enabled reach Baltimore
Philadelphia New York the Of ticket New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
visit four of the principal cities in the Union for
less than can be afforded by any other route.
a To passengers from New Orleans, Vickshurg Nachez,
Memphis and the South generally travelling by the bouts
fered.
of the Oho and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad go to
SANDOVA, lS miles, PANA, az miles, and thence by
Ohio ant, Mississippi Terre Hatc and Alton Railroad turn
easwarGy BY this route The traveller through Terrc
llnure indianapolis, Dayton and Aena Columbus Ohio
SECoSD-The South western river traveller continue
then take the CARS FOR THE EASE via the Little Miami
Central Ohio Railroad, which takes him directly BEL
Al miles below Wheeling, where he takes the
the -taltimore and Ohio Railroad
f Travellers requested 10 notice that while this the
charged by other to New York only it
is also the shortest most speedy and direct to all le leading
only SO miles being 100 miles shorter New York Than
any other route less changes Of by this
route aud consequently less detention than by any Other
Esg- BY the Express Train Of this route the time from
to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORIi-THREE
HOURS. - - . -
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
AS-Through Tickets allowing the holders TO stop at amy
p% chased Of W. E. REDpiN al the Office OF The Illinois
| j. KENNEDY METTEE
| Agent B. o. r. r.. New Orleans:
JOHN ", SHARP. General Agent. Iuy2H
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4 LYNcHER HANGS HIMsELF.--A recent numbe
of a naper published in Anamosa. Iowa, has the 70

4 LYNCHEk HANGS HIASELF.--A receHt Hunuer
of paper published in Anamosa, Iowa, has the fol-
lowing:
We learn that - Finch, son of Deacon Finch, Of
Masson, Cedar county, Iowa, hung himself last Tues
day, about o'clock, P. NJ. He was with tine Vig-
lance Committee at the time they took Kelso and his
comrade. and on casting vote whether they should
be hung not, he cast his vote in favor Of hanging
home he told his mother how he had voted She told
him he ought not to take that which he could not
give. In few moments he went to his pow, and
taking one of his reins tied it to a low limb and
| around his neck, and then let his weight down.
When found his knees touched the ground, and he
was dead.
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THE POISONING AFFAIR IN CINCTNNATI.-On the
23d, two young men named Thomas and Richard
Riley were arrested in Cincinnati suspicion of hav
ing been concerned in the distribution about the
streets of arsenceharged lozenges by which several
children had been poisoned and one had lost its life.
drunken loafer known Rat Peter was also ar
rested and these three persons came near falling VIC
tins to the blind fury of ferocious mob, the walls
of prison alone saving them from being torn to
pieces Nothing being shown to implicate the two
Rileys, they were discharged, and the Commercial
thus clears up the mystery of the poisoning:
1t appears that a drunken vagabond known by the
sobriquet of "Rat Peter" and who has no stated
place Of residence, pursues the vocatlon OF selling
poisoned loZenges, manufactured tor the destruction
of rats, got on spree on Wednesday, and armed
with his sack full of ozenses, and some Of the COM
position of which they are made, wandered into
Buckeye street. and getting very drunk, was kicked
| out of a coifee-house As he staggered along the
street. he scattered some OF his ozenges, and gave
some two boys, at their request cautionng them,
however, not to eat them. The children, with which
that street is crowded. naturally picked up the dam
gerous candy" as they termed it, and ate of it.
| The consequences were such as might have been an
| tcipated. Those who ate many Of them were made
deathly sick, and poor little John Schuh, whe the
! children say, feasted upon them,' fell victim to
the 'rat exterminator."
The stories atloat about large quantities of arsenic
being found in the streets were absurd. From what
we heard, we think all the composition that was
found--eXcept large quantities of lozenges-could
be easily deposited on the surface of a dollar
| " Rat Peter however, appears not to have CON
fined his peculiar amusement to Buckeye street. He
also scattered his dangerous ayors in Fifteenth street.
in Finday MARKET and in other localities Yesterday
he appeared in Broadway and scattered some of his
'' rat exterminator" in that street. he was quite
drunk but he was not in the performance OF the
acts with which he is charged, and not therefore
moested. We learn, however, that he VIII be taken
into cnstndy and that the full extent of the law will
he meted out to him. The urgency and necessity Of
summarly closing the career of an animal so danger
ous to the community is too obvious to require COM
ment.
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STREET COM,R--oFFICIAL.

STREET. COM'R--OF'FlCEA
SECOND DISTRICT POUND-yVas brought
y the Second District Pound ST. Ann and
streets, estray.
light bay horse Mule hands high belly legs
Light sorel with black stripe the back
marks both shoulders cropped mane and switch tail hod
q round, brands visible.
Which if CLAIMED within days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction said depot WE'D
! NESDAY, August 18th, 1851 at II O'Clock NJ
P. A. GuY0I4, Street Comms sorer.
Registered July 81, 1857.
7. j. HITSELBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
New Orleans, July 81, 1857. aul q II
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE.
City OF New Orleans, July %, 1851.
r M 9Apa

Resoeed That the Comptroller SELL fifteen days
the Journal the lease Of the City Work house
who shall take and carry on the said at the
under the conditions obligations pena and stipulations
mentioned in and in conformity with the provisions Of ord
entitled ordinance to provide for the sale Of the
the New Orleans City Work House. approved May % 1857
and be subject to the approval rejection Of the Common
Council. - ..
[Sgned J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[sgnedl p s. Witt
President pro TEN Board Of Aldermen
Approved July II, 1851. ..H
p. s. WILTZ,
President pro Board Of Aldermen, and Acting Mayor
the absence of Clas. NJ Waterman Mayor. iy23 l5t
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T No, 1923, |

Reo'oed Tint the Comptroller be- and he is hereby au
thorzsd sell the lowest bidder after days notice in the
official journal, for paving Dorsiere from
Customhouse Canal with square granite blocks IN con
fbrmy the petition Of of real property tor the
siue section No. ll9 of the City Chrtcr The sad
work with lines cstS oi the Sur
veyor and specifications file in his oIc the adjudication
thereof 10 be subject rejection o the Common
Council. .,,.
[Signedl j: MAHlOAl,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
fSgncdl 2. S. WII4TX.
President pro TEN. of Board OF Aldermen
Approved July 81, 1851. ~ =
tSfrnedl CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. aul
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COMPTROT.LER'S OFFICE.
City of New Orleans, August l, 1851.
r No. 34g6.

COMPTROI.LER'S OFFICE, !
City of New Orleans August l. 1857.
+ No. 3496. |
ore1 That the Comptroller be authorized offer at public
sale the lowest bidder days notice iii the official
the contract for banaeng the north side OF Terpschore
and Jacob Streets the work TO be done
in accordance with specifications on he in the Surveyors oce
said adjudication approved rejected by the Common
Council.
The contractor to nay into City Treasury prior receiv
ing certificate of publication of the neton of the
ur0nerty owners being understood thai
Shall have the right Of demanding of said petitioner the rea
bursement Of the said costs of publication
TSirnedI 7. S. Witt,
President pro Board of Aldermen.
TSipned1 j. MAGlONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved July IL 1851.
tSgued1 r. s. Witt,
President pro tenn Of Board of Aldermen and Acting
Mayor in the absence Of Charles NJ. Waterman Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, l2h inst,
will ajudcutc al my office at Il O'Clock NJ the above
| q,
| L. IliEARi, Comptroller.
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mSEi j. H. AsHBRlDGE Il CO., I'D Common st.
rT'HE BAGAssE KETTLE TRAIN AND FUR.
sf AGHssE ~ * ITS u fG2 ETT m fATEST
sumption of Wood exceed cord per hogshead
the entire boiling of the juice Sugar cord per
hoghead for both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice
The the Bagase Kettle Train is precisely the
number of hands clean the JUICE. The Furnace
attendance of eu one hand as the Bagasse is touched
SAM. H. GILMAN.
ial 10 Gravier street.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ fNsTWUTloN-Qfa No. ID Canal srest-1ncorpors.
The Office institution will open for the reception Of
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from o'clock
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards Be received;
m ns bb tf IF s ned 81 as ss At a s
State Of Louisiana and Of the City OF New Orleans.
Fs | Of sw sS ossHs no ass
ing 50 per cent Of the appraised M cash value
Ns Orleans not fxcssdng 60 per of the market valve
o Be sm hs s of the
NJ trustee directly indirectly any the funds,
Csrtscaes q deposits having interest at rate to
will for sums not less than $1,000 deposited fora
s?o;Es FS;; & 4;? gsas gSsS F.R b. gsSsss zsss
Ss:'2.; XII, 2js $ss $:st ;s|: SIS S::s
NJ i T%S#f;; TS%SS;#$f; S}i%1sn vlssrrs,'aen''
D. D. wITHERs Treasurer
n % IS q & ne Act Of Incorporation and ys car
,.s-s,suas.s BILLIARD IA DLtGs CONSTANTLY
eg~s1alI ~s11alI hand and for salefrom the manufacoryof,
~ Messrs.T. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brnnswicks patent Cush
ions also Cloths Balls Cnes, and all other trimmings belong
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
MI 1y ST. Charles Billiard Room, n. o.
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EPAVE DU SECOND D1STRICT-u n etc
conduit depot des Epave du Second District encognnre
des Ste.Anne ct Derbigny, comrne epave
Tn Auet bal clair denvron l3 mains haut lie
bes alesans tres clair aie noire dos
noes les epaues Ia crinere cnuree la
Tongue, terre quare pieds esampe visible
lie dit mulet pas recame dams dix on les rais
pages, vendu enehere publique dit depot, MER-
CREDI lie l2 aodt 1857. midi a.
P. A. GUYOL., Comrnssaiye des
Nouvele. Orleans 81 juliet 1857. aul 6 IL
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CILMAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GRAM

CILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRAN u
~ LAfOR plantations comprising the
largest and smallest Glasses; on which taken off
crops with combination of the following advantages
any other known application Of steam jranu
laor entire train:
l. il requires but of 80 pounds of steam 20 strike
Battery"
2. L requires additional water fer the boilers.
3. It's pipes 'sciie' or require cleaning.
l. heating surface equally distributed through the
body Juice and hard grained sugar made
s. steam returned TO the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the sugar mil
Gilman's BaElsse Furnace IS ustttone
pur cylinder inches in diameter and "a feet long,
Bagasse Furnace furnish steam 10 grind the
cane Pneumatic Battery, making III hbts sugar
per day.
The Pneumatic Battery GRnulator Is put in operation
nj much less expense planter than any other bat
terry application making in entirely
by :.
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will furnished application the subscriber
who is now prepared make the Battery vapu
rators or tluriers used with direct exhaust steam
SAMUEL II. GILMAN
20 trravier New Orleans La.
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NUMBER 1913.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


by the Surveyor specifications in his office Said
adjudication subject e approval rejection Of the
Common Council.
[Sgnedl ). MAG1ONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Isenedl P.S. WILT. W
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
isignedI 6His. H. WATERMAN, Mayor. aul
.aE No. 1926.
Resoed That Surveyor conjunction with the chairman
Of the committee appointed examine into the condition Of the
buildings occupied by courts the Committee Improve
mets and Buildings be and hereby authorized and directed
said buildings nd the therein TO be put in
state Of repairs ready the opening Of
provided said repairs do exceeding five
thousand dollars .
[Signedl J. NAGTONI, ..f-.-
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
+ [Signedl P. s. WILT,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July 81, 1857.
isignedl CHAs " WATERMAN Mayor anil
No. 1926. ] gfpf
Rsolred That the Assistant City Attorney and he is
hereby authorized cancel the Judgment Obtained in Fifth
District Court again Mrs Eliza Piee for Of 1854
erroneousy assessed her No. 2 Eighth Represent
| to and attending the rendition of said Judgment.
Issned ]. MAGIONT, s.pu.
President Board of As istant Aldermen.
lSignedl 2. s. WILT,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July 81. 1857.
[Sgnedl CHAs. ii. WATERMAN, Mayor. aul
|
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REGU ULAR KETS.

leIAalIt,hS = Bella Donna-To and from New Orleans,
SSssess Sara. Fort Adams, Williamsport Port
Hudson intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
Vim McCob MASTER will her old trips commencing
18TH and will continue throughout the season
leaving Orleans every Saturday evening at O'Clock
Bayou Wednesday evening" on the arrival OF the
from Woodyille.
pA clerk the Ievee receive freight Thurs
day morning. .
attention paid 10 the receiving and landing OF
pasenyess freight at all hours of the day and night
jy29 If HOLMES IL Ci'AuSS, ii Ichoupitonlas 81,
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r-us. ,z-.z.u-,,NEGW ORLEANS, JACK
sssA ks Ts41tFs5is.s3s7 son AND GREAT NORTHERN

a4ss - - FHfLN625: AS9 GREAT NORTHERN
Passenger Train leaves New Orleans daily :, ~ o'clock
sis5 as,s !en HsT %:ssss ( NJ Ks,@f,as
s isscSe. F9k99En Sx s syss 3y 81 a. N and
SFhe s cents s T{ Ghs5sq 3 qRasr Tsar se
sEAs0S TSdKETs may 5s Obtained at the Office Of the
whoes or slye in packages Of reduced price
written pass expressly authorizing them do and
ee M to and o %en s6 tey I T g0 M T the S Pn IS W o
direction only those making trip both ways will have TO
FREiGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for BroOl.haven
ae a%a s S ~ NJ & 9sssy ssS, aBS
eFnediae stsons every Moray Wednesday and Friday
Saturdays Flag stations midway between stations
No freieht will oe received at the New Orleans depot
A''e . : ''''N T. S. WILLIAMS sup't Transportation
ss lire of four horse mail runs from rookhaven
to M J4eson to Br0okhSTen
&C. w sStFE I Z 70 5E3Hssses |.5';s,;s 1.s
PowIeT Horn Saving os One DAYS Time as well as Re-
duced Rates for passage, freight and Insurance.
Leaving syN2AT S sd THTRsRAY b the NEW Or
and az M IS e Of S
each built expressly this route and constructed
avoid and delays heretofore arising from the
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Fer Landing
9RpqHe scksqn on sgSpAY n. sm M a y
| May, 1851
The OPELOUSAS Capt A Van Horne Ellis, will leave on
SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denson on
| THURSDAYS.
Returning the days Of leaving Indauola will be WEENES
| DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
| THURSDAYS.
Freight will received daily Sundays excepted the Com
panys Landing in New Orleans the foot of ST. Louis street
and will be transported through of destination without
charge Of kind the lowest heretofore charged
| by the line of outside steamers.
Freight received before O'clock Saturdays and Wednes
days will 90 by the Sunday and Thursday
For freight apply at the office OF the Company
he only office OF the liz in New Orleans) corner OF St. Pete
and evee Streets opposite jackson Square, where cabin plant
Of the steamers be and staterooms secured
| A. I;. SEGER, Vice President
rly1 N Hupou nd Rni,r 70
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[ No. $500. ]

Resoue That should the Directors Of the Second District
Public schools purchase ground build school house
same Mayor authorized to sign the act of sale and
the contract for the building Of said schoohouse.
Resred ther That the Comptroller be authorized to
monthly for the costs Of lot and build
nr and retain warranted for of the appropra
ton made in the schools Of said District provided that
the price and buildings above toned DC divided i'll
Twelve equal nstalmsnts made payable monthly.
lSienedI p S. WII.TH.
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen
(SgnedI j. MAGloNl.
President of Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
ARigrI RSirnedl GHASs n. WATERMAN. Mayor. aul
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Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, Sh Of August
next will adudcate my office 1T y O'Clock the above
lease L. THEARD
iy2} l5t Comprolier
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

MEXICAN Gull r
Esrs AJA Eslsf Railroed-The regular Trains
&SY 80 saa will continue leave the city
daily 10 NJ 81 p NJ for the Gulf and every
omnibusses leave Canal street every Is minutes iy29