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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-17

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Whereas A. h. residing in said town
has made application TO the Undersigned
a Justice of the Peace in said town, to ap-
praise one ches,nu; horse about seven
years old, with a star in his forehead, bv
him the said a, B., taken up as a stray :
Now, therefore, having viewed the said
horse I do aPpraise him to be worth the
sum Of seventy dollars.
Given under my hand this s-day Of,
Is. J. p, Justice OF the Peace
Notice of Sale where Stray i. not Re
deemed.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
BY virtue Of tie statute in such case
made and provided, | shall expose to sale
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
on the-day of--:nstsEt, Cor next,) at
O'Clock in the noon, 81 The house OF
r. F., i'll, one chestnut horse of the
age of seven years, or Whereabouts, and
marked with a star in his forehea /, the
same being a stray found upon land
owned Cor occupied) by A. b., residing
in the town Of, and remaining unre-
deemed according to law.
Dated tha-1av Of IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

THE SCOTT AND PILLOW CONTROVERSY In the
National Intellgencer Of the I'd inst. we find card
No. from Gen. Scott in reply to Pillow, in which he
again reiterates, distinctly and unequvocally, his
denial that any brbe was paid in Mexico to secure
peace by himself or by any American agent or Off
Ger, to his knowledge. He states that in conse-
quence of the iLadvsed publication by Congress OF
the report of his expenditures of secret service
money during the war; highly respectable ctizens of
Mexico have been rendered liable to suspicion OF
bribery under its designations, and he has received
five applications from distinguished sources for pub
lie exhoneration. 1t will be remembered that Gems
Ouitman and Shields have published their filed
statements in full in order to correct the impression
which Pillow attempted to make by quoting extracts
from them to suit his purpose In this connection,
we copy the closing paragraph of Gen. Scotts card
In nv former card abstained except incidentally
and unayoidably, from eliminating Gen. Pillow or
defending myself although overwhelming means for
either purpose lay before me, and am endeavonng
to be equally seltdenying on the present occasion,
| leaving the due distribution of blame and praise
among all concerned in the Mexican war to the
future historian. Nor do consider it any violation
of that setmposed restriction to finish here one o
Cen Pillows quotations lin his recent reply to me-
| from the statement of Gen. Quitman. The extract
| made by him (P.) was intended to implicate me il
the project of purchasing, under certain circum
stances, peace, to which he now says he was more
or less repugnant from the first and with that quota
ton he (P) suddenly stops, being no doubt appalled,
by the following sentence in the same statement il
which Gen. Qnitman continues " After some pause
lin the counc) Gen. Pillow gave his opinion il
favor Of waiting the arrival of Gen. Pierce, and ex
pressed in detail his concurrence with the views o.
the Generalin Chief the propriety Of raising ane
| applying the money proposed pledging his lniiu
ence as an officer and citizen to sustain the meas
ure!" After this exhibition it probably VIII not not, Ut
hy,n ybpfu
has expressed any opinion at ALL or a contrariety
opinions, on any given subject whatever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11


THE FLORIDA INDIANS The National lntelll-
gencer publishes the following extract from letter
by volunteer officer in Florida, dated Fort Capron,
Sept. 27:
Ihave been with my company in the country be-
tween Lake Okeechobee and the Atlantic ocean. 1t
is, however, all now deluged, and boats, not horse
men, are wanted to traverse it. In about twenty
years more when the Government shall have sent TO
these wastes about ten thousand infantry ana boats
of light draught. capable of transporting three or
four men each and light as to be easily carried py
the men over every space where the water Is not SUI
icienty deep to float the boats and shall nave upon
the line of frontier all the horsemen now III service
or more, and shall operate vigorously IN ,p'nter
campaign then there may be some nope OF RIDING
this country of the Indians, but not TIL then.
This portion of country possesses the advantages
of the most mild and balmy climate in winter known
any where upon the continent. Tropical fruits are
here growing finely, and the fish and oysters OF the
winter cannot be surpassed in any OF the waters OF
America, But this is all. Cut off from all the rest
of the world by dangerous coast and bad bar with
no inland communication except by Indian river and
the " Hauover" to Smyrna, and thence up the Mos
| ouito river and across another Haulover' to st.
Augustine, or from Smyrna across to the St. Johns,
there is but little ho4 that this portion will ever be
worth much.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

STEAM BOILER ExPLos1oN.-0n the 29th ult. .
steam boiler in Heywards India Rubber Works, Prov
idence r. l., exploded demolishng the large building
in which it was situated. About 200 people were at
work in the establishment at the time Many Of the
girls jumped out Of the windows, and some of them
were injured but not very seriously. The boiler was
thrown three hundred feet and in its course carried
away the side of house where the family were at
breakfast. Two of the workmen were severely in
jured. Loss about $50, 900. 81. .s1g-l ,s-..1.
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NUMBER 213.
B.h @tIsans 4silp Grssf.d.
WEDNESDAY xoRNlNG, NovEnBsR II, lss


sa4. Terrible Doings " Pis41eMsnes.
j We ext,xct Che Following ffom Tie Po,nte IL
Hache frsri.l, ~ planuemines, National Of the III
INIT :.ssst sfi ss3aadssts % sd5tg safi sls
ELECTION FR.rns- Er;.hm.n Hctisx Thee TYS,es
at Three ,Dtfsreat Pous.-By the returns made. i
appsar that ne majority q me votes poed y snis
81 ~ laso. =. s9e y s S.sro.,s
ststemssfs becanse thev So ~ cantain ~ tine ex
preston Of the peoples viii.
u tne gang q Irshmsn taken Sunday night On On
=, ~ .d r1s - - ar ron -
how many times, we would bsye certainly earried
| the day BY large majority. ~
NOT Icing 10 tne lower part q the part-h on the
ncy t W. w ~ tot a. -
Pascaeools LEFT New Orleans On sundsy Afternoon,
with certain number Of persons on board st1t the
1oat took Iom Doysls plan.a!ion geas namger g
nrc;nct lelo~ - The ;nfor,sticr. - = hoss s,o@
i one Of the persons on board the Psscagoalae II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11
,Cht,,s,'s Bt-S,xloIsite of Lime.

TO SUGAR PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
beg leave call your attention to the article OF BIsu
PHITE OF LIME manufactured by me- and respectfully soil
cit your orders. ft-~ ~.
During the past had erected Canal street such
works as in assuring you that all the machin
cry making this article in perfection has been
together with all the buildings for stor.
age Coopeage etc. With such facilities. hope to make as
good and possible better article and ship it in better order
than heretofore. = ..."'-.
The highest market price will be paid for whisky barrels and
for barrels sent to to be rehled -....
RICHARD Fl. CHINN, 81. ....
o5 apsm corner of St. Charles and Union Streets
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ROnNHbeL'S
HVTIWUUeE3
BI. SUI LPHITE OF LIN e

BIZ PHITE OF LIN e.
The proprietor of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
ICA WORKS. disappont of the regular Gus
toners establishment is compelled in view of the diff
Guilty anticipated Of filling the unprecedentedy large orders
that being dny received inform all the old patrons Of
the BESULPHITE OF LINE manufactured at the great
Southern Works. unless they send in their orders early so
as to eligible place the order books some
disappointment be experienced in their receiving IT, whch
would both parties Already preparations have
been completed the Works make sure OF having at least
TWENTY THOUSAND BARRELS of the BISULPHITE
prepared this large quantity would seem to be inn
cent unusually heavy the orders received from old
TONER'S and many who heretofore have either not
ployed this valuable deecato have procured it from
other manufactures. T. .5'.l
The strength BIsULPHITE now being manufactured
at the Southern Chemical Works Of H. BONNABE will be
greater strength than at other period
no pains having spared bring this invaluable
chemical product perfection possible and to make
worthy Of the high the Southern Works have already
secured with the Sugar Planters of the State.
Planters desirous to the GENUINE BISuLPHITE OF
LIME manufactured at the Southern Works. should specify
particularly their orders through their merchants adre
| themselves directlyt .'
| H. BONNABEII,
| OF Nachez and Tcboupitoulas SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

,-.,f -Ias7it,' -. 80 ----S : - q ,-gfj&tf
The Patriot, in reviewing the late proclamation OF
the Governor Of Maryland handles not only his wor
thiness, but the Democracy without gloves 1t says:
We would ask Gov .sLigon to name the large and
number of citizens = who called MN 70
this city to issue his proclamation. we have neara
their names, and we assert that the nunose @ t nos
large, and there is not one Of them who does not
belong to his own party, and who is not known as
partisan in politics. Now we are ready to assert that
there is no cause to justify nor occasion 70 require
this act of the Governor. II is not the hrsl time ne
has attempted the like, but we know it will De the
last and the State will rejoice to get rid Of so lmbecie
q Chief Magistrate We feel quite certain that
Gov. L. had to lead on his army to battle no such
order would be issued by him. II he can get uens.
Steuart and Smith to do the work ior MN; ne lees
that he is maryelously wonderful man. We are as
much opposed to mob violence as anybody, ana wen
we NAV be, for scarcely an election was held here
during the reign of Democracy that cur once
was not attacked by that party and the windows and
doors broken, guns, pistols and brickbats fred upon
MS and no police or Governor come to our aid. The
last bill we paid for these damages was nearly one
hundred dollars. We say we are opposed 20 iaW1ess
ness for we have felt its effects most seriously What
Democrat or Democratic journal said one word against
ali that Not one! It was then all right and pro-
per"
We are astonished at such talk from the editor of
the Patriot We are surprised that 50 intelligent
man should venture upon such absurd opserVations'
What! complain, or intimate complaint, because
Whig or American office is moooed or ln)ureo' OF
because Wings or Americans are abused or mai
treated! Why, the idea is preposterous. The other
side has monopolized all the prerogative in this re-
gard whether warranted or unwarranfed by the prem
ises. Let no interference mar the harmony OF the
performance, so remarkably begun and so astonish-
ingly continued considering the country we inhabit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

NAvAL.-The o. S. sloop-ofwar Vincennes lying
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was ordered into COM
mission on the Sd inst to sail for the coasto Africa
The injuries sustained by the u S. steamer Saranac
in the recent gale were of nature serious that in
all probability she will have to go into dry dock, and
perhaps be put out of commission. ltaa,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

WEATHER AND CRops IN GEoRGIA.-The Savan-
nah Georgian of the 9Th inst. says (:
Dprina the last week, the weather has been change
able aud on Saturday we had slight fall of bail.
On Sunday morning, there was heavy white frost,
sufficient, doubtless. to destroy vegetation. Cotton
has been nearly gathered, and the prevailing opinion
is, that there is not much more than half crop.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11
Eea s. Perfi1eS'
wORCESTERs SHIRE S A U E L.

WORCE TERS Fl l R E 5 a U U Il.
The attention of Proprietors OF Eating
Caterers for Clubs Messrooms and Private Famhes Is com
mended to trial of Lea Perrns' famous Worcestershire
Srce This condmen by its merits has attained the nigh
- a, 40 pleasant palatable and wholesome Sauce appi-
csb to SOUP fish, and cold meats gane etc. etc. Is ex
ten.ively used in all quarters Of the globe.
The numerous ''mitations on both sides OF the Atlantic
MI, ovarded to foreign at the New York Exhibition
atests the estimation which held by those selected with
eerence their ability judge OF the quality Of sn
lar articles of table And being the most popular Sauce in
tho upprncped parties offering for sale spurious
So by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS,,
ony Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce
stock always Also orders received for direct s
neut from England.
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
4O5 Broadway, New York,
iva aply Sole Agents the United States for Lea PerB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

A YoUNG GIRL NURDERED.-A respectable young
girl named Allen left her home recently near sunsh,
o., to visit the residence of neighbor, and nothing
more was seen of her until two weeks afterwards,
when her dead body was found in rayine, nth the
skull fractured. She was last alive the spot
in company with two young men of bad reputation.
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RIVER lMTELLIdENcE.'

2
-. w. ~ 1as1
ID III ~ - q = ~. =. ,s 80
ies.eiosy sns usAsnsl - ~. ~ sssy.
seasenAose ~ = " - . ~ a.t
o We snouse ~ nAe Y III ~ n Dl ~ III
.AeA 80 -. 49, Z. - ,se.Is s,;,~ m, ia
lofHasdE& hnea'. .S1sSy - - e 4. " ,.;.
Onio- mos1, u sos ~ - s. NJ sSs n s'
Asmpnis ana osneI s0wn ol ~
An the stezmboets and ve1eh II pcf yeN6day
nag snesr - = y A ~.
the late Dsnis Psseur, & sfhe 0gge1a0a aN cur
worthy HeY1. ~ fsfss "a 2 s5sas@if sTEFA
{, . as.s W - . 4. a... ~
up on the opposite - g ne nves e !. 49, :.
unsue ausutity Of wsters Tboss who hive tAus laid
up snoold 80 81 1t. -. y 49, En-.
snip ~ = -, 8 no..s.s. 81
Opposite e s.e 80 = = ,:..,. ''s.. - ~.
wiie De fs'.eo, D1s = - i. - - -.
Know y VIZ ss-sNu ~. s-r.-. -. r
s. -. .s. ...' - 49,.
r.,.,. u.,,h,;. .,a rsnnSvl,.nas a. - f1uis-the
M. IN n. d.;Yv f.siro h. q. rnan - s
iastef VAN tne esay S..lo 81 Z.
ARkIvALs.-Ane ns.... - p.rH.. ".,... - -
% ~ snAes. .'o -. " --1T -%a
again so-day y y ~ ~ =. = =.
IAe unIIeo sts'es Asl,ysS. ''o'.1 =
ton v'ta IA nno1s ls's.ai 80, -. ,esa
Tne Assnohs 1rlveo "@ = - 80 -. -
bales COTTON. -...sss-.-sS-.sS--
Inc Opeaouns pscAes Ann~ et1ppss prI -
l0uaanez arrived vain lo4 49, So'ssn ~ "'A
ease sean :. osna. - .oseay y e. - = .f.
~ Veslsass. tssnsss s1seh IL .ss,s,
n -. III ,sas. ...;ss1 n, ~. &. 70 ~
Ho = and
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E, CAREER COnloany's
n8 2ply
Read This !!
NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1851.

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1851
W. p COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear sr-The inch Mill which purchased from
~ for AR r J. Packwood's plantation, has been attached to
, NIL, enrins and nut in operation last week. am
sed with in every respect both in regard to its sim
n,;c,v dnrabty, and quantity it grnds timed the mill
when in operaon times and found to my surprise thar
the mill was grinding one bushel per nnute'
~ sar planters would especially recommend your Mills
them to be superior mill ever manufactured.
Yours, respectfully,
,...r JOHN s. MCDONALD. Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

CHINESE SUGAR CAsE.-A quantity of Chinese
sugar cane syrup was sold in Wheeling, Va, few
days ago at SOC. per gallon This syrup is said by
the Hon. A. w. Venable, of North Carolina. to be
valuable as preventive of typhoid fever. He says
physician has assured him that where persons use
much molasses they are never subject to typhoid
fever. This syrup, if what onehalf is said of it be
true, is destined to become great I" institution"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

ALuM1N1uM-This new metal has lately been man
utactured into jewelry in Paris Studs, chains. etc.
can be seen at the fashionable sores and are attract
ing the attention Of the fashioDables.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

McWILL1E's MAJORITY The official count of the
vote of Mississippi for Governor shows that McWie
Dem.) received IA ,03l majority. ~ 457 n' 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

Pork PACKING IN Lou1svILLE.-The Louisville
Journal of the Sd inst states that since pork pack
ing was first introduced, season has never opened
there under worse auspices than the present Packers
have no inclination to buy hogs except on time, and
farmers are unwilling to sell except for cash. The
Journal concludes that the quantity of pork packed
will be small, and the price consequently enhanced.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11
FOR ATCKAF FALA Y A RIV R.

Leaves on WEnHESD AY, | tn inst, at p NJ
YsGp ATTASAPAS.-THE VERY LIGHT
draft, ew packet steamer Gov.
Powell, Paul F. Semoun, master. will leave
above for St Martinsyie New Ib a Franklin Ceneryle
Patteronvile, Bayon Bu rwicks Bay, Old River Sims
and all the landings the Achafaayn river above
For freight OR passage, apply on board.
j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
n7 Planters and shippers positively rely the GOV
POWELL remaining in The trade during entire She
draws ONLY and merchants shippers
sured that will be able go through stages of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11
WEDNESDAY. MORNING. NOVEMBER II. 1856


F STRIN q E r & CO.,l
Ne. % Camp street. II
NEW STYLES OF FALL AND WINTER y
cLor Hx Nai T
cAssIMERE BUSINESS SUITS. fegl, Z, T.iTgfzy
,i-7y4 t3pf CASHMERE OFFICE COATS. e.5,54
sIl % EE6iE{ 4H 2 CASHMERE GREEK sAcs |
SUPER BLACK CLOTH FRoCK COATS. 4a- E:7 n
SUPER coLoRED CLOTH FRocK COATS.
FRENCH AND BNGLIsH CASHMERE PASrs
Rick Figured VELVET and PLUSH VESTS.
S'i-l'3 ss Rica CASHMERE VESTS. "a
q -'7@ t'- TRAVELLING sHAWLs-Few Patterns.
CASHMERE AND PRINT ROBES DE cHAHBRE. "a
n .-.4 ,,,tF5 large assortment Of ,ss. f.e l.
sILK. MERIHo, LAMBS WOOL AND COTTON ~:
DRAWERS, sf'sa sdiG5a Ea
+ q t'' y K "a AND SOCKS.
RICH SILK AND LACE sCARFs AND CRAyATs. .ia
PRINCE OF WALES, Jo1NvII.LE AND OPERA TIEs.
8ls~e GLovEs-of every variety. 19
SHIRTS. sSI5z ga'
A large .ssortnsat Of SUPERIOR WHITE AND COL
oRED LINEN AND HUslIs SHIRTS. $3.50 sp.s
| CHARLES c. BIER -sy., ~ wA G. srErH.ss.'
C.. C. Bter.-S Co., sd
| NJ. ss CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS, -
| -AAnufacturers OF 80
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
I.sI..Yaar PL UkB RS. ,.1, u
TIN, COPPER, zIEK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper n zinc md Sheet Iron Work
their various branches. sfa{ 2aiss-- sr - Ef
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs washhAnd Basins and Stands Hip and Spoags
Baths Water Closets snks Pumps boil
Lift and Force various paterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WAsHsTAHDs, suitable for water
works or without beautiful article for bedrooms. II
We have constantly hand large aud well selected
ment Of = IT, q e34l- VI sgg4=,-5 te.a,r
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc. a
Such Bbb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of
Sizes waststand Sink Buffers shampooning Compression
for hot or cold water Lager Beer and Gssm Cocks all se
Also Cocks of all kinds Brass Hose and Plain Con-
lings Pipes from to inches; and all Brass Wa
usually found in similar establishment r
| We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, whit
has proven the best article of the kind now in US
Also the celebrated charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves
Sizes to families Of from to five PERSONS to siz
that will cook for six hundred. - p
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY's DOUBL
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubb
Balls valves-Three Sizes Nos. and 4; prices s
and SOTO raise 81 feet perpendicuar
force the lofeet clear of the nozzle with
one man They far superior other Pun
yet invented. -
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes, patter
and prices awayson hand, either wholesale retail A
Parer Office Church, Bed room and Steamboat HEATH
STOVES Steamboats, Hotels Plantations supplied
HFA work done by warranted to give satisfaction
ders solicited from the country. ID
s,a.y e, ,J-,ss &C. BIER & CO., VI
ole ly-2p3m No. e5 Camp street, New Orleans
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49, COAST PACKET. STEAMER

Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Williamsport, Port
Huason intermediate landings. the BELLA DONNA,
Wm McCombs MASTER will her old trips, commencing
Saturday, August 18TH and will continue throughout the season
lea wing Orleans every Saturday evening" at O'Clock,
and Bayou every Wednesday evening" the arrival of the
cars from Woodve 49,. --...- M
clerk will be on Levee receive freight Thurs
day morning
Paricular paid to the receiving and landing OF
and freight of The day and night
iy29ff HOLMES & CLAUSS, IA Tchoupitonlas st,
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RAIN IN vIoksBURG.- The Vicksburg True South
ron of Sunday last says:

The foodgates of heaven were opened yesterday
evening" and the rain poured down in torrents. we
have rarely seen rain fall so fast and furious or in
such quantities If it extended to the country the
damage to the cotton crop must be quite severe, as
the winti- a;;,-enrnl.ined must have scattered
large quantities of the sunny staple upon the ground
from which, after such storm, it can never be re-
cOyered,
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Crockes'y, China, Glassware,
#14 't. +zt'
HOUSE NISHING GOODS.

H OU Sc Flu R N1SH1 GO DDS !.
Great Reduction In Prices!
The subscribers their complete assor
nent Of
CRoCKERY, CHINA GLASSWARE, -,'"
LAMPS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANSED TRAYS,
-sY- PLATED WARE, FIRE SETS, f-a
TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE etc., ETC.,
At reduction Twenty from regular prices
FOR CASH. -'7'f+ -
Believing goods bought of the manufacturers
other year this difference have determined to make the
change now and sell without regard to profit. s.l-
This great reduction will only be made for Cash delivery
To those buying Crockery Glassware etc. 10 sell again vi
will make LARGE DISCOU Mt from wholesale rates.
aesra PR. FELL & CO., s,.H
OF 9pIn , .,.r ga. 4e n No. II Camp street