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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

Ill E1aNAL EnsT Al ph2EisoRS R2THE II 1Hb GEB
OHIO RAILROAD.-Which forms the grand central link In
the chain of communication between the MISSISSIPPI anu e AT
'"Vs'f WHEELING, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, oNTHE I
WASHINGTON CITY and BALTIMoRE on THE Ell EAST
At which places unites with RAILROADS a.d STEAM.
BOATS for Al Points Eas. aEd Te To wass IN
be procured to which point, as "e as TO
shortest direct and respect tho most reg
be T. the only By e Bmo
Philadelphia and New York; at the cost Of ticket 10 New fofk
only enabling business and travellers or pleasure or
information visit four Of the principal cities IN tne onoh oF
less be afforded by any other route.
~ To passengers New Orleans, Vicksburg Natehez,
Memphis and the rsysRs AZ Hy sSe to oUGs h
East, by the Baltimore and Ohio hoad ana " vi
fered. ..o.1po 10. .,,o want,
of the Ohio and thence by the Illinois Central Rar1ad 60
sANpoVAi dis mes) or P ANA, l72 miles and thence
eastwardly by this the traveller passes through Ter
Haute indianapolis Dayton and Aeni, to Golnmbns ONO
sEcoNDThe South western river traveller may pn @
the then take the CARS FOR THE aAsr via. the Little Mas Ma
and Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly TO BE
AIR, miles below Wheeling where ne uhhes he Cats
the Satimore and Ohio Railroad 49,. L,,o .hi,;,.
usy Travellers requested TO notice ha WHITE tnis
only aordpg Through Tickets to all the Eastern cities
is also the shortest most speedy and direct 10 a e eaa
points the East The distance from m No. 70
by any other route less changes of by
r5ue consequently detention than by any other
| to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORTY-Th-
Re particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BAL
| MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
RaThrough Tickets, allowing the holders to stop at
point on the Foae and 9e r. Urn S e Til TIL
Central Railroad under the St Charles Hos New Orleans
| Agent B. o. R. r., New Orleans
| John NJ SHARP, Aeen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
REMOVALS.

d DEMOyAL-THE OFFICE OF THE "PROPAGA-
N TEUR CATHOL1QUE'' has been removed to No. bo
Bourbon street.
All orders tor subscriptions advertisements and communi
be addressed postpaid to Mr. De LARD proprie-
tor, at the above place. MIC Ct
D DEMOVAL-C. W. PHILLIPS co. HAVE RE-
II moved As Union street. nl3 I'm
Id EnIOVED-CLARK, MOSBY & co. HAVE RE-
N 81 Front street and 3S Fulton street. NIL
d OEMOVAI4-The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS is re-
IL moved the Banking House, OF ST. Charles
and Union streets. n9
NJO1ICE-THE OFFICE OF THE UNION INsUR-
Company OF New Orleans removed to the corner OF
Canal and st. Cha les streets. n4 l5t
& j. DENNISTOUN 81 co. HAVE REMOVED
II. to No. ia Gravier street. corner Carondeet OIL I'm
ID DENIOVAL-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM 95
IL Camp street. the of Graver and New Levee
streets. oS
ID ENIOVAI-A. F. COCHRAN & HALL HAVE RE-
II moved their old stand No. Is New Levee and II Fulton
streets. o2 I'm
ID DEMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
N his Noaria Office No. So Royal street. between Custom
house and Bienville streets.
os EDWARD BARNETT. Notary Public
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
WINES AND LIQUORS.

NTARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED duly
Yl appointed Agent for old established house Of AR
BOuIN MARETT Co., for the sale Of their very superior
BrAndes also sole importer of the Justly celebrated Poatney
prices Cognae be shipped direct port III
the Union supply constantly hand Samples can be seer
- "'' s. WOLFF,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

- THE WATCH STORE, CORNER Car
E5Af AND CANAL. SIRE has just opened with all N
sAt6 goods, consisting Of WATCHES, CLOCKS JEW
RY, GUNS, PISTOLS, and every variety of fancy goods
the latest patterns.
Having engaged the services of Mr. JOS f. Eaer, espS
renced Matchmaker prepared to do all kinds of work
that line.
Diamonds mounted and Jeweiry repaired snd msnuactur
to order.
N. B-old Gold and Silver bought.
MA ly 9RECfOR Il WILSON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS, etc.
hal pipes Of the brand of j. Dens Henry Mounie Co.'s
Cognac Brandy;
20 or :. =. Gabriel Bonvet
10 :. Melady
TO-. =. Plaaatt Co.
10 halves United Preprietors' La Rochelle;
81 barrels superior old Bourbon Whisky;
SO ). medium, different grades
25 old Monengahela ... ..|
8 pipes Holland Gin;
100 baskets Champagne, Heidseick 4 Co..;
250 Wolfe's Aromatic schnapps;
800 Turner Brothers. celebrated Ginger Wine;
50 cases . =. Blackberry Brandy
so :. Assorted Syrups; ~
500 different brands Bttes viz: Boker's, Hosetters,
Gouleys Mills, etc
100 >. 2 dozen each lb Lobsters;
b0 CLAIMS;
90 :. Salmon;
100 quarts and pnts London Porter aud Scotch Ale Of
best brands. -
large assortment of Preserves Pie Fruits Jeles and Jams
Sardines, etc. .
sea II ~ " CADY L HOLMES, Gravier st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARDED

~
ia away the 2th July, the slave CHARITY she Is
Se dark gf large, strong about 40 years old,
has teeth of her upper jaw right side OF front
eeh they don't show unless she is made to the mouth
vii give Twenty Dollars for her apprehension.
au22 If r. McNAGHTEN, 81 Carondeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
- FOR SALE-oyER TWENTY THOUSAND
EEH s1-~ REAL EsTATE-Improyed,
AND TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF MILLS

A handsome FAMILY RESIDENCE, fronting on Plhque'
mine street. finished In the best and modern STYLE contain
ing large dining room, handsome parors library i've bed
rooms halls panties closets BATH galleries front and
together with the necessary buildings two large els
and yard and garden with shrubby and fruit trees In
Also, 4 SQUARE OF GROUND. fronting on Napoleon
Avenue On this property there Is large building used
Mil factory which Is suitable for planning mill sash fac
tory other mechanical purpose also twostory building
verted comfortable residence also neat house and kit
ARo, SQUARE OF GROUND, in Rickervie, fronting
on Mrgne street. and opposite the Protestant Asylum contain
ing 8 o This property In high state Of cultivation as
garden -..,o,,,,., =.
furnished in almost any The removal Of his factory
10 the town Kenner will enable him meet the great de-
mand. - = 49,,
Ia now manufactured quantities to fill all orders
ANY and all the property offered In exchange e
NOTES of the NEW ORLEANS SUSPENDED BANKS
ABBY to W. P. COLEMAN, o.
~FF'' " So ST. Charles street.
Or at his residence in Jefferson City, after p. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

" II w n Ii A " Il ~5SSSEsp
ESa gS IsNsI Js..I ROUTE TO TEXAs-Eor HElE2
k2TAki1e1e.as1a.atGa Gaveson and Indianola, -
Powae Horn )-Saving One Days Time well as Re
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THU RsDAY, by the NEW OR
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD, -
Connecting Berwickis Bay with the and splendid
steamships ALvEsT0N and of 1900 tuns bur.
built expressly this route and constructed
the and dsays heretofore arising from the
sage of the Texas bars
opposite Jackson Square, SUNDAY and THU uRSDAf
MORNING. at7 O'Clock, commencing Thursday the LIST OF
October, 1857. a.,
The oPELoUsAs Capt A. Van Horne Ellis will leave on
SUNDAYS, and the GALVESTON. Capt Henry Denison.
THURSDAYS. Ri
Returning the days leaving Indianola will be WEDNEs
DAYS and SATURDAYS; and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight received daily Sundays excepted at the Com
Landing New Orleans the foot Of ST. Louis street.
will transported through ports Of destination without
of kind the lowest rates heretofore charged
by the line of outside steamers.
freight passage apply at the office Of the COMPANY
he only of the line IN New Orleans) of st. Peter
Streets opposite Jackson Square, where cabin plans
may be and state rooms secured
A. b. seq Err, Vice President
myll If N. o., Opelousas and q. w Railroad Go.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

nl7 ly Corner Of Gravier street and New Levee.
{, ,AZERAC BFtANDIEs HAVE A GOOD
supply hand and receiving by direct mportaSns
favored brand l795 eighth pipes 1873 in eighth
quarter pipes 1902 do half quarter and eighth
pipes of the trade and connoisseurs
generally this article and unaduerated For sale
WIN q. LRTERIGH L CO., "a Old Levee St.,
| dig " Sole Agents in this city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

- VALUABLE PLANTAATfOtN A II H. AND .NTo Slaves Az M
M Bayou BLACK parish Of Terrebone La with Slaves and
Stock of kind will be sold at public auction in New Or
leans the highest bidder at Banks Arcade the first MON
DAY of February effect partition between the pfopri
The property of 23O of Land inferior
in Lous' heavily tmbered and nearly all susceptible
of cultivation about 100 of which in cultivation
wards Of 80 Slaves all family nesroes oyer % Mules stock
chanics Tools with which the plantation abundanty
ped Corn and Hay supposed be sufficient for the next
seasons consumption.
Machinery in the Sugar House is of the valuable
kind and works we'll The quality of the usually made
inferior made in the State and in quantity equal that
Of other plantation in TO the number of hands,
III HANNA will be on the plantation during the rolling
and will take pleasure in showing des
of examining it.
The OF sale onefour cash. uhe purchaser
the debt due the Bank Of Louana and the
balance be payable equal annual instruments divided into
to suit The vendors if required two and three
from date until paid and secured by mortgage and
privilege the property sod possession be given when the
sale shall have been complied with but the Of the
hands, teams will bs reserved for the Of preparing
market and removing from the plantation, whatever Of the
growing crop may still be the plantation the time Of the
sale.
particular description will be given before the day Of
| sale.
For further particulars, apply to VIM F. LEvERICH co.
JAMES j. HANNA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

.,TII
6MF soE xN6 ~ GREAT NokTHERs
Passenger Train leaves New Orleans daily At 1850 clock
A. arrives Brookhaven, Miss hundred and twenty
miles Orleans 225 O'Clock p M Returning,
leaves Brookhaven every day $40 O'clock A. NJ, and
reaches New Orleans at 3:l8 O'Clock, P. NJ.
FARE-Three mile, each Children under nVe
years age Children between ve and twelve years Of
age colored persons, half price,
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the Office Of the
Company Caope and Magnolia also family tickets
halves packages twenty five, reduced price
Coyrsd in the without
written expressly authorizing them to do and
and from which they As the pass will
retained the Conductor and will be good for trip In me
direction only those making trip both Will have TO be
provided with two.
4 FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhaven
and intermediate A. NJ every Tuesday, Thurs
Saturday leaves Bro2khsven New Orleans and
morning $3.50 O'Clock NJ This train stops Fridays and
Saturdays Flag Stations midway between regular stations
to receive deliver freight other days
A No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after 5 O'Clock p NJ.
7. s. WILLIAMS, Sup't transportation
nS- of horse mail from Brookraven
Jackson Brookhaven connect
iua with the passenger trafns s3f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

~ Ran away Sunday, the 10th of September last from
n my plantation in American Bend, Washington county
W. Miss. negro named JACK, yellow complexion,
inches high place the top of his head about
6 old when spoken to he speaks quick will pay One
hundred Dollars for the delivery of said boy or for his
in jail SO that can get him.
r. JAMES Washington county, Miss.
nl7 If GEO. SMEDES & CO., 1853 Common st,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-THE
RAA&s steamer GRAMPUS, now lying on the opposite
side Of the river, in good running order and well
ound we'll adapted towing busness dimensions l46
feet long q beam, feet hold, IS inch cylinder foot
stroke; will sold accommodating terms For further par
Acnlars, apply to J. ID. fHELrs. Hi. ,.....
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

MEXICAN LEAF TOBACCO-so BALES MEX
M Leaf Tobacco for Wrappers and Fers Of superior
quality the keys Of the in store fo
sale at lowest prices, by EDO. CARDELLACH,
% Tehoupitoulas street,
o. It between Grayier and Natchez streets up stairs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

N
8 street, manufacturer of Carriages, Bugges Spring
EHSR Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing in
all the branches done stthe shortest notice. jas ly
ORLEANS ACADEMY, SOUTHEAST SECTION,
" Tivoli Crce-Ffteenth Annual SessonThe Fifteenth
of this institution begins The lst OF Septem
ber, 1857. e
great advantages for the acquisition
the Classics thoroughly explained. -.
The location is heahythe play grounds are ample with
fine shade and shrubbery.
For particulars apply person. letter. the nstu
tsn NJ ID. DlMlTh1, A. NJ.
auD7 On, Principal,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24

ITO SMOKERS OF CUT T0BACCO-THE UN
aersgned respectfully informs city aud country Dealers
generally he has lately added TO his
factory Of sNUFFS which obtained medal at the Universal
Exhibition Paris in 1885, the manufacture Of all kinds Of
SMOKING TOBACCO which he guarantees good at least
OF the celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and of pleasant TASTE
Depot his SOre No. l6 ST. Louis street. Manu-
factory at McDonoghville, La.
OF 6m A. DELPlT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
or further particulars, apply to VIM F. LEvERICH CO.
JAMES j. HANNA.
81 3m SARAH YORKE.

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Ran away from Aurora Plantation, in this parish, the
black negro woman HARRIET, aged about 35 years,
in STATURE face fiat and round speaks slow, and has
cry humble appearance whilst speaking She barboed in
Second District in the neighborhood Of the French Market
l6 II I. ID. MrGEE o. GraNier street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-29

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Lieut. General
Scott has arrived 10 this city 10 obedience to
telegraphic dispatch, and to-day 10 10
consultation with the Secretary Of War in
reference to military movements in Kansas
and Utah.
ClsclSSAri, Aug. 2G.--Banking matters
have been comparatively quiet to-day, al
though Third-st. has been quite - crowded
~ yesterday.
None OF the state banks are discrcdited
yet, and the bankers have agreed not to sor,
or return the notes Of the country banks for
80 days. There has been NO run on any
other bank in the city, either yesterday OF
to-day. Kanawha bank 10 quoted 1t SO pa.
cent discount.
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Ths 1ank Pansc IN New Ysrk.
II ~ tsisgrsphis news which " copied
yssta4ay sas list Of Banks which had bsss
thrown ont. On sxanination our readers
win - that nearly every one Of the Banks
aansd has bssa on our wildcat List FOR
soasis psss. zss Ss.ns tse case, ws en-.
qsirs With sons curiosity Why il i that the
press i called On 10 pay for fsi@grop,.ine
sssh list Ill over The ooansryS Does i,
not show N evident desire 10 some quarter
~ insrsass and hsishssn the panic con-
5000 81 The fsiia,s Of the Ohio Life and
Tsaa Co.. Ths tinss are osstainly hard
5000 ~ifhest this attempt to make then
sesne - AssalAiag III ovsr the country, -
vsxaf fsilats, : III of bogus wild-cats long
1900 ofsaSt. Ihnss rho hare the making
= y tGls9h Sspests cs6hs 70 hsvs more
InDakn - - $50 ~.
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CuunxxcY.--Ws add the following 70 os
list Of Banks not received In this Oily:

CusasxcY.-We add the following TO or
list Of Banks not received IN Ne cisy:
City Bank, Cipcinsati, Ohio.
sasdusky City Heak. !"
Union BANK. Gas1asky, "
Canal Bank, Clevslsnd, "
Seneca Co. Bank.
Tivsrton Bank. j. l.
Far mcrs' Bank Of Saratoga Co, N Y.
Arssds Bank, Providence, RI.
Warwick a Warwick,
sowspset" Warren,
Daak Of North America, Seymrn1 Gsna.
n. Plsis Bank, Fl. Plain, y. T.
Farmer ; Drovsrs' b., wsyasshsseA, p !
Honeedaie Bank, HonssdAle, Pa.
Bank Of Middistown, ("
By the latest accounts ve hsve, Seneca Co.
Bank was taken for taxes in Ohis,.pnd aise
redeemed in specie. Rhode Islasd Csntral
~ believe il not now purchased u any pries
in this city.
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rAs narasll 10y.
noan Observation-Disclosures pocSoa
cArLUs 49,

0lose ~ arrest Of Dr.. Oollia, sonere -
his peSvious practices II ~ suhso1q1ioo -
NV been current In BrosklyA, - 1hs 1Iow
York Herald has fssrseed oat svidenes Of
these crimes. The 6rst discovered was The
Substitution Of spurious child upoa Mr..
o., Pole, engaged in . small nanafao-
turing businessin BSooklyn. n. Oand
his wife had lived very unhappy life on 80
count Of having NO children bat about four
years ago, when abssnt from Nsv Yosk On
business, 30 was surprised - tAs infoEsA-
ton thnt his wife had bssa delivered Of .
child. Mss. o. bsins nahls - givs ~
child nourishment, IL died q Ne end Of thrss
weeks. This child ~ Oaalin's own Of.
spring, and its history = = follews,
About Eve years ago, family Of 1aglish
people, consisting Of fathsr, mother, two
daughters and son, arrived 10 brooklyn.-
They had not been here long before the faith
or and mother we're both out o&, and the
children were left orphans. The son was
sent TO the cash and blind making business,
but before no had completed his sppssatiss-
ship he fell victim to consumption. While
the youth was lying sick, gentleman VIA
was interested in the welfare Of the orphans,
cent for DR.. Catlin and told him 70 attend IA
the wants OF tho invalid. Oaslin did - d.
rected, but medical aid VS. Of little avail,
for the patient soon sank and died. The two
girls Who we're thus left satirsly unprotset-
"a were taken into the house Of this good
Samaritan, and kindly carsd for b bis geod
lady. While here the youngest Of the girla
fell sick. Catlin Was sent Sor again. BE
attended her from day 70 day, and sueossdsd
in ssducinx her while % attending. Th<
Kirl became pregnant. Cstlin seeing he1
situation and being afraid Of exposure In.
duosd the sisters 70 leave tho roof Of thsil
protector aud take lodgings in Dsgrsw st.,
near Bond. Here they remained until tha
child vas born. That child was the one
palmed OF upon Mr.. O. by Cat'in. II
vas stolen from its mother BY iu father, and
given to the stranger. Tho child was borr
on the l4th Of june, four years ago.
The second crime detailed 10 an outrage
upon young woman upon whom he was at.
tending. while she was on sick bed. Find
ing that be could not accomplish his end BY
fair means, be drugged hor, and then salts
fed his unlawful desires. When she learned
the outrage, she told him never to let her sec
his face again. Some months aftsrw ards
wien she discovered that she was with child,
she went to him and told him 70 shoot her o.
she would shoot him. He endeavored to
calm her down, told her to 70 to . lying-in
Was deceiving her husband TO whom hs could
give tho child when 1t was born. She re-
jected the proposition, denounoing his vii.
lainy, and he told her to 60 to hill. Some
two months afterwards he called upon hei
with the same proposition, which she again
rejected, and few q him with carving knife,
4 ~ H. - A.
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Frsna Tsxas.

By the arrival Of ths mail % late ~ due,
We have New Orleans dates OF the 18th. and
Galveston OF the 10th inst. The Galveston
News says that sthe majority for kunnsls.
the Democratic candidate for Governor, win
not be less than 10000.
The Civilian says that great excitement 10
existing 10 Houston, owing to the discovery
OF plot got up by gang Of thieves TO kill
the city Marshal. The ring leaders in tho
Ahair were captured.
The accounts Of the cotton crop in tho in
terror OF Texas were encouraging; picking
had hardly commenced.
Tho effects Of the drought on the frontier
were deplorable.
The Pacific Railroad 10 being graded at
the rate OF two miles per week, and 500 hands
were engaged on the work.
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$3.50 .:s ..e o. ~ : ~ ssys 8; - -
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GRAND OPENING NIGHT!
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. -, ,S7

bautiful 0p ming Address, from tAs PEA 4
Oliver |. Taylor, Esq, will b delivered hy Miss
8. >. Woodbury., - prelude to ths svsnisEs en-
tsrtai nmeat.
To bs followed BY tho elegant oensditta Of
"Psrfsetion, or The Aaid Of 0unstss.''
Song, "Star Spane ID Baaasr," b Miss Enna
Lewsltsn.
prsssIy for tbs occasion. By the Orchestra.
Highland Fling, By Miss Conway.
Nautical Hornpipc, IN character, BY Miss Emna
Lewellen.
To conclude With the celebrated drama, In sets,
entitled ssDou Oscar dc Basaa.''
Don Cesar de Baaan ........ ........Nr. Neyeelnnd
Aaritana, Il Gipssy )..............Mis Wesdhusy
WALDORF open 1t II. Curtaia will rise II 10
o'ciOct precisely.
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The SOAP CresA Pearl.

Some time since We noticed pearl which
Mr. Bridges purchased Of some man who
found it in Soap Creek, Davis Go. That
same pearl was taken to New York by Mr..
Bridges, and has been pronounced by COM
petent judges to be worth at least one hun.
dred dollars. 1t was considered most per-
feet and beautiful specimen. Whom this
news reaches Davis county, we presume it
will make sensation. The clamsshells Of
Soap creek will be in request.
Cool seems that they have
had cool weather somewhere, this season, II
it was not in keokuk. A townsman who has
been spending the summer in Brattleboro,
VI, writes under date Of the 24th inst. as
follows:
"Weather here this summer has been
cold as Gu eenland," and am nearly frozen
all the time. Have worn precisely the same
clothing this summer that wore during the
winter in Keokuk.'
The DEs MoIHrs RAILRoAD.-This road
has just received help from new and dis
tant quarter, provided it sees at to avail
itself Of the same. Kossuth county (which
is rapidly improving, this Year, has voted .
county subscription to it Of 3l0O, 900, pro-
vided they make Irvington, in that county, a
point on the line.
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The New YORK tribune says this grass 10
humbug, and pronounces it to be millet Of
the poorest kind. The Judgment 10 rendered
from head Of it furnished BY gentleman
OF New York. We don't know any thing
about millet. And We don't know whether
the specimen furnished to the Tribune 10
similar to that raised in Iowa, or not. But
this We do know, that an abundance Of in
tellifent people who are acquainted with
nillet, assure " positively that the grass
grown here under the name Of Hungarian
grass, il moi milles. II has difcren, shaped
head. The seeds are Of different shape
The color Of the head, the stalk, and the seed.
is different, the seed Of the Hungarian grass
being Of more colors than one. Besides, il
cans from Europe, being introduced here
BY the Hungarian colony, from their native
country. II 10 similar to millet, It is true,
and is, perhaps, . species Of it. As to ito
being hunbag, that II certainly is not, for
their il no grass in Iowa which 10 90 readily
consumed by stock, or that furnishes 90
much and so valuable fodder for the sams
outlay. That il enough to redeem it from
any such charge, and to establish its impor.
tanee. Bot We can say more it is safe, VI
think, to say that there 10 not now STANDING
upon the soil Of Iowa 80 profitable . crop.aa
the Hungarian grass.
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Atl Hcd S6ss On the Lee hank are
Coaaserfeiss.
LEE, Mass. Aug. 20. 1857.

To fhs Editor o. the New York Daily Tsmes.
In giving description Of the late eoun-
terfeis % bill on this Bank in your edition
OF this morning, you remark that sthe bill
Is counterfeit Of . new issue of tho Bank,
which has not yet got into general circula-
tion," dc. This 10 mistake, 40 the Bank
has never issued an Is bills with red tint,
and, therefore, the counterfeit ia totally un-
like the genuine in this respect, and also un.
like in its vignette and general design. We
have no bills in circulation with red tint ex.
ceps a recent issue Of 10 and o's.
Z. A. BLISS, Cash.