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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-09

3D. Peter German,
. yearS oH.
1st. A. Curry, " lIincsburgh Colt" 3
3D. j. c. Ray, " Green Mountain," .
y,dr I'D.
lst. c. W. Browncll, b" St. Lawrence
Colt"
%. Ell. stanton, " JESSIE"
In Pa,rS.
W. W. Drew, time, ia,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27
d URAL RESIDENCES
IL MANUFACTURING SITESi ....
RARE OPPORTUNITY II

FOR SALE-l50 SQUARES OR ABOUT 3IOO LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF RENNER.
This property is situated the line of the N o. Jackson
and g. N Railroad miles from the city The ground form
ing of the Meae Ridge higher than any other place
within fortyve miles, and will drain itself rapidly, without
artificial means
To airy healthy and agreeable neighborhoods
tain sections Of the higher grounds apart pr
vate residences with ample and under uniform regua
tons all the of which designed shall lined with
shade and To their grounds
have and will donated the parties
schools chuche colleges and public Here and
wealth combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty.
Other sections apart for business purposes This
caity decided advantages manufacturing
than any other point in 1t has
Mississippi river Of than mile and half and
the naygabe Of Lake Ponchartran only about four
miles distant 1t is the only place where the n o. Jackson
and g. N Railroad connects directly with the river and offers
az the time pney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment of manufactures of all de-
scriptons dry docks and steamboat building has
ror and for the Of arzans the mechanic
offered.
Lumber by daily trains and brick made the spot
be delivered here less than city The Railroad Com
will render the necessary facilities to the travelling
munity and will accommodation train and from the
TOW at hours suit the Of doing business in
the city suicency of travel require it. Mr..
r. Irwin will also his Of omnbuses the depot the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal street.
portion of this property will bsod low prices for the
small of five per cash. balance five years credit
with interest at siS per cent. per annuu,.
town of Kener w. p COLEMAN St. Charles street; or j.
Il. vuSE, las Magazine street. a,20 ly
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LEGAL NOTICES,

Scoop 3, s pTsca p y, HIS GRE
81 3 t. ms
psS @ 1,sssRi
Proved the ad n9 os ana
BY order Of the Court:
Dngs1sS No Gogh 95 sEs
a 81, sisls d sssaiss aess ~
presente publication pour ssquess compile
e haoos a ds Is 1 sstss sss p
'' Pss ssass asls z o slt compile
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sSaF MYE IETY THEIR
g,ysn &c
Z ne & sss e. + Il ssas fsss
y, n, The % day Of pses,nbss ls O'Clock
consideration the affairs Of the nsolven and thai in the
stayed b order q ii. Court: M
Clerks Office November 10Th, 1851 >N''' ''''N'
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
as SSas EHs s
I'm s an1 hans +.
isafs sS s aas
aSis sas q hDl
aaires
toutes ponsute conre es
biens Sont suspendues. f
Par ordre de la Cour: ,5,4 ,ss .5.s
GASP,D JAMES, Depute Grefier.
Bureau du grefier, &c 20 novembre 1857. n23 3nl0d
STATE OF LOUISIANA
SIXTH LAzAEE
New Orleans. TORS and the Creditors Of II as a1
$3.50 and Levasseur--No. 5,55s- For a
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
FRANCOIS Lazare and Pierre Leyasseur, and of aEare
yasseur that they at the office Of r. G. Cnyeer
O'clock NJ for purpose taking into consideration
affairs Of the petitioners, and Of granting refusing them
respite and, in the meantime that all judicial proceedings
against their persons and property stayed. e
And that M Poland ESQ., attorney ataw, Is appointed to
represent their absent creditors.
BY order Of the Court. .ti x"
GAsP'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk
Clerks Office, October z7th 1857, o2S 3tin3Dd
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. .al = ..--
srxnaz coyE DE DIsrRIcr FBAEGoIs LAzARE PIER
Nouyelle- Orleans. CREANCIERs, ct les creancers
~ ~ Fs de Iazare ct LeyRsseur-Pour
l 80. .. atermoiement-No. $685.
Wis est par lie present dome nux cream
Il eers de FRANCOIS Laze ct Pierre Leyasseur qus
reunir bureau de p O. Cuvier noaire public LuNDI
30eme jour du mos de noyembre 1857 midi efet de
prendre consideration les aaes demandeur
accorder GU atermoement ct quen attendant
pousaites udcaes contre eurs eu bens
suspendues. R5'fa57.=a 2l' 7''aH
Et que Mr. Poland avocat pour representer
leur creanciers absents. fll r. :.
Par ordIe dc la J.,ip. 81. H.. s-.. .s...s5
GASP'D JAMES, Depute Grefier
bureau du greier ce q octobre 1857. o2S Stn3Od
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ROUBLING THE INCOME OF CllTTllN
II KS LANTEKS,

rAsfs41D .afaoee 81 R1a rs TIE MANUFACTURES
ia
ss e age and above and women unfit for blowing
P sss,, s
IN Machine and the ssaen the se Spinning e.
plantation completes with great dispatch. Also competent
tie very dlss year viii MORE THAN PAY for the ~hois
Machinery inclusive Of the Steam Engine and the spnnsr
NJ results to the Planter equiva.
productive than those he works. while his spin.
ming his 10 will be from
Badng up crop. -.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept.
grant facilities for the RIGHT Of
G e Yarns ns ms 'hs @
with contract insrng payment should the plantation change
Propositions Planters may be made and to know
to state what the Of pounds # their cropsor
h0 sa pounds Of Yarn DIX hey THs SYN No. Ala
EILMAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
LAT0R now in use on seven plantations comprising the
e mas
over any Other known of steam to steam Granu
requires but pressure of 80 pounds of steam to strike
z II requires additional water for the boilers.
Q. It's pipes .'scae" require cleaning.
IF hfens a a .Tsn s ana a rISns 5
The steam being all condensed and returned the boilers
IS
pair Of cylinder boilers 81 inches diameter and 81 feet long,
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 kinds.
30 The Pneumatic Battery Granuaor put in operation
much less expense the planter than other steam
terry or application OF steam to making sugar. In part or entirely
For further informaon pamphlet with full specifications
who to make for the Battery Evapo
ras0s or oarsr to be used VIZ set e eShass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27
SogTHERN INSTITUTE, No ls7 MAGAZINE

PROFESSOR VIM HENRY PECK, late Professor of Bellies
Lettres and Eocuon in the University of Louisiana and
graduate Of Harvard College the request Of Of
the above University during last Scholastic year has opened
Classical Scientific and Military School, No. l67 Magazine
street.
The English French German, Latin, Greek and Hebrew
languages taught without extra CHARGE all Mill
tary and Scholastic accomplishments Special attention is
given the foundation Of each study to Grammar Arhme
tic Mathematics Oraory Elocuton and to genemany habits
and department.
Terms, payable In advance
Senior Glass .Sl2 per month.
JUNIOR Mass III
Minor Glass. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WIN. II. Peck Principal H. Kohlmeyer, Prof. Classics.
REFERnNCBs.
Hon. Pierre Soule, Robert j. Ker, ESQ.,,
Hon. John B. Cotton John G. Parham, Jr.,
Hon. T. S. Mci'ay, Adopbus Hamilton, ESQ.,,
VIM. NJ Perkins, ESQ.,, Gen R. E. Mediation P. N.
John NJ Huger, ESQ.,, VIM. L. Poole, Esq
VIM. r. Vincent Esq, DR.. Macauley.
G. A. Miltenberger ESQ.,, AUS 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27
REMOVALS.

REMOVABLE. W. PHILLIPS i co. HAVE RE-
IL moved to As Union street. nl3 I'm
u EMOVED-CLARK, M0SBY Il CO. HAVE RE.
IL moved TO ~ Front seet and 3S Fulton street NIL
% EMOVAL--The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS is re-
IL moved to the Banking House. corner of ST. Charles
and Union streets.
NOTICE-THE OFFICE OF THE UNION INSUR-
Company of New Orleans is removed of
Canal and 81. Cha les streets. nj lot
A Il J. DENNISTOUN & co. HAVE REMOVED
H. to No. l24 Gravjer street. Carondelet OBJ
ID EMOVAL-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM Of
IL Camp sr ct, to the Of Graver and New Levee
Streets o2S
D EMOVAL-A. F. COCHRAN & HALL. HAVE RE-
II moved to their old stand, No. Ii New Levee
streets. o2S Inn
- EMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
IL his Noaria Office No. 50 Royal street.
house aud Bienville streets.
% EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
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- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HH7T1

- PlANOs-PIANOS-PIAN
WH ~ rEHRE sN \, n H., ..-,.l MW
h, lea, nss~ hi, s.s
h Co.. .nd sSsss
hs
and enhancing their musical ali other
WIN guarantee all the Pianos which he sells as being
ana polished this market been tho case with in
TSes srs o By S g PARTIES
Persons desiring to rent Pianos will find large assortment
u. FEHRENBAcH, No. III Canal street.
nS-Tuning and repairing done on liberal terms. o24
Is NEGAOEs FDR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED,
soa
rse,ns supplies during The I q
b sold Z. g Nv sSSs street.
from business exposure friends and in
Tho unparalleled which has attended Dr. James prac
ce in Ell parts q the United States and Europehe
R
sss and III e. HS S
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies james per-
w.
Pr james would slso ca ne attention especially Of those
Ss as n
ting them for either bg ness society viz De-
y e
VISION Muscular Power Papitation q the Rear Dys
pspsis IrIiabiy symptoms Of Consumption
a Is g1s e
Love IF sotude Timidy ETC. are some th evils
Al afced any Of the above symptoms should
T.
save from the awful and dreadful Of this
Weakness Of the immediately cured full vgor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

IN NEW ORLEANS LOCK MAMUFAC.
GA TORY, " Magazine street, near Poydras
W DEARIE BROTHER,
f. LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS,
respectful the public builders that they
ing and have on hand large and compile assortment Of
BGILpERs' HARDWARE, consisting of Locks, Hinges
Bolts, Sliding Door Trimmings, Screws, Puleys etc. which
they offer for sale the reasonable Attached
their they have factory where all kinds Of Locks for
banks vaults PRISONS stores dwellings, etc., made
der at the shortest notice and warranted Also
rior article Ut safe Night Latch for offices dwellings,
BELL HANGING in all its various branches such as Sig
nal and other Bells for locomotives ships hotels dwellings,
etc. in workmanlike and warranted give
satisfaction Smith work In general. Jobbing promptly
tended to. ~
sa-sole Agents for GRAY BROS. PATENT DOOR AND
GATE SPRINlSS. N
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~ ~. JOSEPH r. IOREIRA, DEALER
(KA NNin Observation-Disclosures and Retail 555 77@
\AkNW Steamboats, and Families supplied, at Nos Is
NV and 20 Fulton and 10 Front street, New Orleans
Borders for Oysters either in shell or opened at
tended with dispatch Spiced and Picked Oysters always
on hand 4l5.. nj am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

JUST RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
~ sor and Vandalia an assortnl ent Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOOTS
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation and for sale by
j. B. VALENTINE CO.,
ielb IF 81 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27
A NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.

SARSA p II RIL IL Il L ~ E " G E S,
p,.,,rst Simple II And a. CSo Comp I'M s,.,,
Superior all Essences Syrups and Extracts 50 named and
to all speciaities heretofore known.
general therapeutic agent susceptible Of being applied all
development morbid principle which proceeds
from internal either in the blood any of the
organs.
careful and uninterrupted analysis Of the animal yegea
Bile and mi"era Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result aud thanks my interchangeable
searches, ii is now obtained
have in vegetables the necessary for this
grand idea which based oleagnous of sar
paria partly known the public Such is the discovery
which have the honor this of advertising The form Of
oehges has peen given because its nature pecded the
possibility OF doing otherwise and have divided into SIM
pie and compound Loznges order that they might be given
to children well as adults.
My first experiments privately and remained
known until wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceeded and that charge of qnackery could not be brought
against
The attention of physicians and public called to
these Loenges order every may
GENERAL EFFECTS
Testified to by upwards of thousand persons
by removing all impurities from hi precious and fluid
SPECIAL EFFECTs
]. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally.
who have used these never the
cholera nor the yellow fever
s. vepeeal, syphitie: hepaic scorbutica gouy rheu.
few days after the remedy reser ed to-
l. All diseases of the lungs head stomach bowels and
vided the Lozenge r4sorted to
For sale BY the box, with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N, HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon Streets
j. wRiaHr CO.,
q and l5l Chsrtres st.
+ s s5HNaBs k0y"l street.
corner of Nsshss s and ,ss sna ss
G. d. WERCKMULLER,
l02 Camp street corner Of poy dras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

ESDINBURCs ALE-A CONSI EMINENT OF 2CO casks
Il assorted Pnts and Quarts board ship c. A. Morrison
from the Clyde for sale 10 arrive, by
nlsG HUGH MeCOLIA 60 Carondelet street
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- FOR sALM.oyER TWENTY THOUSAND
K w ur,, REAL EST TE-Imprsyed,

The Real Estate consists Of y. n
A handsome FAMILY RESIDENCE fronting on Plaque
IN the best and most modern style contain
ing MrGs dining roor handsome parlors library FIVE bed
rooms halls pan,riss closets bath room galleries front and
rear with the necessary buildings large els
and yard aud garden with shrabbey and frat in
Also, 4 SQUARE OF aRouNn, fronting on Napoleon
Avenue o. this property there u large building now used
as Mil factory which Is suitable for planning OF
tory OF other mechanical purposes osory building
~ ~ ~ iee with sshed 81 20 feet which easily
chen with I've rooms each suitable for small family
Mrgsne street. and opposite the Protestant Asylum Contain
ing 70 lots This property Is in high OF cultivation az
garden. IT, = - ~ 90
Also, CoLEMANs UNpULAToRY MILLS can now be
furnished In almost numbers The HIS factory
mand ~
is now manufactured in such quantities oil all orders
and all above property offered In exchange for the
NOTES Of the NEW ORLEANS SUSPENDED BANKS.
which will be taken AT PAR. -
Apply to W. P. COLEMAN, Err
b. NJ -z..5 IS st. Charles street.
Or at his residence, in Jefferson City, after 81 NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

The ARREST AND DETENTION OF FUGIrIvEs FROM
Jusrcz matter Of interest TO Recorders policemen and
lawyers not othe public large, publish the able opin-
ion and decision Of Judge Price, Of the Fourth District Court
rendered few days nce in the Of Edward Johnson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27
FOR RENT,

- FOR RENT-A TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
| ing House, No IS Liberty formerly Treme) street. near
&I Common street Iii well calculated accommodate
large family. Apply to VIM CHRISTY
Grayte Stra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

dersigned respectfully informs city and country dealers.
and generally that he has lately added his
factory of SNUFFS which obtained medal at the Universal
Exhibition at Paris in 1855 the manufacture Of all kinds Of
SMOKING TOBACCO which he good, at least
those of most celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and Of pleasant taste.
General Depot at his Store No l6 st. Louis street. Manu-
factory at McDonoghviie, La
OF 6m A, DEIPIT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

2INGER'S SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New Family Sewing Machines also Tailors Shoemaker
Saddles and Plantation Sewing Machines for sale No. 80
Camp street.
Also, Needless Silk and Thread all at New York prices
Old machne improved and repaired and machines
ceiycd in exchange the terms NJ Singer Co.'S
Office in New York. WALTER BONNETT, 70
Of IL AGENT for Louisiana and Texas and elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

NJ desse John seib, exconnetabe de la de cour, par
rhonorable John DAILY exuge de te cour oir vente
puhque encoignure des Jackson Water Quareme
DISTRICT le 5eme jour de decembre 1851 midi
Tn Lot de Menbles. fs7fF'l' '5-*7 3gil-FH
Sas dams latfaire cidessus. T..-,..s e.
CoNDITI0NS-Comptant moment de Naturalization.
nasgAd5 Connsiabe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

I OUISIANR STEFAN CLOTHING MANU.
~ FAGTORS-l65 and 6i Canal street. We call the atten
ton OF Planters Merchants took Of PLANTATION
CLOTHING the hest and largest ment offered in
the Southern market.
The Acknowledgements have received from those
who paonize establishment that ready
hb justly in rting that ptters who wish to have
their cay clothed would
well to aud inspect Go DIS befoe taking les
nl6lm HEBRAR d CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

1kn JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
ES Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Plantation hands,
Blacksmihs, House Carpenters, Cooks Washers and
~ Irones seansresses and House Servants The uuder-
signed will be receiving fresh supplies during the season. which
he offers for sale for cash approved paper HAiANS
Old Stand of Espanade and Moeau Streets New Or.
leans.
se2l 8md&W* John r. SMITH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-27

MI fayeits Square and Camp street. - -
Il This fAvorits establishment
undergoing thorough renovation and win be- opened 10
the public On tbs s Octohsr The location being opposte
fayes Square and In the immediate vcinity ali the fash
isnabe placss 81 h better adapted the comfort Of
hayisg bread ysrsndsh than any ether in tho
IN all its appointments 80 M 800
pal4 U -a-..5..... I0I1M n Irrrp
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

- ST. LOUIS HOTEL-DURING THB PAST
summer this elegant Family Hotel has been thoroughly
eleened addona improvements added, and II general
renovated will b. for the reception Of It's friends and
patrons THURSDAY lst October next Patrons VIII al.
Of cars and steamboats,. ~ 1919 I
y eel SIN ~ E87lTSl9 CHARLES Il. Gr1MREI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
FIRES.
FIRE II EIGHTH Avenue.

FIRE II EIGHTH Avenue.
At a late hour on Tuesday night ire broke out IN
the building No. 329l Eighth avenue, occupied by
Mr. Solomon as a fancy goods store. Officer Butler
of the Twentieth Ward happening to be near at the
time. succeeded in extingushng the flames with few
pals of water and without giving any alarm except
to the inmates. Damage to the amount OF 800 was
sustained.
FIRE ~ sIxTY-EIGHTH ,TREFr.
The same night fire occurred in q small shanty IN
Sixty-eghth street Eighth avenue, occupied by
Chas Schneider, in consequence Of defective stove
pipe. Damage slight
FIRE ~ HARLEM.
The alarm on Tuesday afternoon was Occasioned by
the breaking out of fire in the oyster saloon OF D.
Raynor, near Harlem Bridge. Damage so.
FIRB FOOT SPRING STREET.
A fire broke ont on Wednesday morning about ii
O'Clock on board of the steamboat City of New-York,
lying at the foot Of Spring street, N r., but was soon
ext;rgu-hed by the hands at work on the vessel
The fire was occasoned b. the upseting of kettle oil
far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
MARINE AFFAIRS.
TWO yyssnLs ok yIRE At skA.

TWO VESSELS OS YIRE AT SEA.
Capt Croker of the clipper ship Swordilsh, arrived
Yesterday from Manila, reports: Aprl24, Lat. 80 81
Ion. 7Io ~ w. saw ship, cotton loaded. on hre and
burned to the waters edge. She was about 6ov or
7CO tur1 burden. S.nt boat TO her and found her
abandoned Could not ascertain her name. April %
lat. $40 lG lon 10 ~ saw ship, or bark, cotton
loaded, on fire and burned below the lower deck
Apparently had yellow metal on her bottom. The
letters l. or J. II. and the word Port" on her stern
was al that could be aecertained-
FOR EUROPE.
The British and North American Roya. maA steam
slip Arnbia Capt. Stone, for Liverpool, sailed from
her dock at jersey City at II o'clock noon, yester-
day She took out Il passengers, and over 81 900 900
in specie on freight. Among her passengers wac the
Rev. DR.. Tyng, of this city.
rHs PASsY GARNER.
A large amount of the cargo of the Fanny Gamer
has been taken from the wreck and the canal in dam
aged condition. Neither the boat or the cargo, as far
o. we could Learn, insured. The loss will, there
fore be total. The engineer and fireman, MosSrs.
Barrett ard McAvoy, who were badly bruised and
sceIded. slowly recovering. and at last soooaa's
were doing better than might have been expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

We understand that the wreckers have succeeded
in getting the -,eamboa, Isaac Newton OF the rock
which she struck. They subsequently beached her 10
enable them to make some repairs to her hull whes
he would be pumped on, and brought IN this city.
Her owrers eSpec. that she viii get here to-day The
steamer Buffalo, sunk while assisting the Newton hiss
rot vet been raised
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07

WROUGHT IRON TUsNELs,-A NOVEL
coNsTRUcTIoN.-Fhe liability of railroad
bridges to accident nterrupting travel, and
frequently causing destruction of lite, has
directed the attention Of engineers to the
praciicabilily of tunneling rivers for rail-
road purposes. This is very expensive
operation performed in tt e usual way; but
we see by the Washington Union that Dir.
John w. Cochran, OF New York, proposes
to construct tunnel of wrought iron, upon
the same principle of making steam boilers
and iron ships,Iwtthout riyets, bolts or
screws. Thus built upon dry land, it is
launched like ship, into the water, the
ends closed up to float it, while channel
has been previously rapared TO receive it,
When placed in its bed it is covered up aud
protected securely from any obstacle that
my be floating about. The water, which
has been previously introduced TO sink 1t, is
pumped out. Its construction entire ly over
comes the effect of expansion and contrac-
t ion when the ends are connected with the
mason work at the various approaches. Mr.
Cochran invention is now undergoing the
test of experiment. He expect, to h we lis
tunnel made anG laid under the oed of the
Chicago river within the next six mon his.
He CLAIMS that he Gun cross river with
his ,unnel in hall the time and at hall the
expense OF railroad bridge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
WHAT THE MoRMoss DO NOT WANT.


They have a solid nucleus Of one hundred
thousand strong, with two hundred thousand
spies and emissares seated over the whole
country, and savage ally of three hundred
thousand to be their bidding. And what
went they more! State Government
No: they already have that which to them
is far better, namely, ,oiH full perrersion Of
the democratic principle of self-goveroment,
declared in the Kansas-Nebrsska bill, 'to
regulate their own institutions in their own
way" This leaves them in a far better
condition TO propagate their REASONABLE
designs than if they were existing under :he
form of State Government. As there is no
power in the Constitution to focre them
into the Union. (God forbid they should
ever come inD they may always remain a
Territory of the United States, recognizing
the federal laws merel as f ornl, while the
power defacto remains absolute, aud the head
of the church becomes the head of the State.