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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-20
HIN @rIeaIs ztlonsu 1larkEt.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp street. !
Tuesday Evening" Oct 10, 1855 :
The movements in the paper and money market to-day
innitesma negotiations in strictly first
class paper made at a per cent We also have to notice
the sales of $4,000 four Eve, and months paper ranging
at from a the preliminares Of which arranged
Saturday last The calls the banks limited. It is
hardly necessary a!lude their strong position that the
members Of the Board of Currency have been making their
regular quarterly examination and that everything found
true and conformable to law.
general there very little said Cotton
good demnnd and the weather of the most favorable aspect
for the gathering of the 10 make estimates at this time
of what the crop Of 1858 will opin-
ion idle and waste Of time, 1t be denied but what
Che fully twenty-five thirty days ahead o. former
and with frost at this ims the damage would turn out all
conjecture The has been remarkable in
many respects Bad early season. drouth followed
by and then BY have been freely paaded
hee Northern folks think that the of cotton will
reach fully S22G000OO and that New Orleans will receive
about S96OJ0OOO OF this not But there is
doubt whatever but there will be money received New
Orleans for cotton and sugar than was ever before.
The Exchange market day though brisk
tive Several large transactions made in Sight New
York and sterling with documents md in fra~cs the
Of half million of dollars were
contracted for, which would enhance the The
sold checks New York diseountou this point thete
great unanmty Outside the very best Of sight drafts
be had at a Ia discount Several transactions
into based per discount In time bills sales
Of sixty days sight "a for remittance rs a ~ for
choice to fair bills Several large transactions sixty
bills rstelas factories New England have been
"a discount This description of bills has always high credit
and equal the bankers being predicae
purchases Of cotton for real manufacturing purposes and Of
there be anything Of speculative lurking
below the surface.
In Sterling Exchange there were transactions in bills with
documents at from 1913 to O7 q a 07the bulk Of the
actions ranging from U7 a UT up Clear bills ranged
from 1855 TO 1855. Francs neither dull brisk es
Of 10000 at 22ls, making quotations 2lS a
1904 to 5221a a SAB. The most prominent
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GALVESTON AND SABINE PASS-Steamship AIatagorda
Ito bales to NJ Cooper &co36 hides Byrne Il
col pkg money Violet kco54 beeyes p calves
Mehle &co
NEW YORK-ship Edward Egerett-905 bbls csment Mar
tin &co-6uO do Bridge a Bro.
NEW TORK-ship Rome escorted md5e.
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rs By Capt Lincoln of the ship Rome the 18Th Instant
in lat p A. long79 49, exchanged signals with ship Robin
son. from New York for thisport.
On the 4th inst III lat u Al long 50 A. sgnal1ed ship Com.
nodore from Boston for this port
September 10th in lat &c 81 long 81 81 passed brig Re
mington Of Ms site
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

ssszz -. rs1s,zgssssses-7 NEW ORLEANS, JACEa
Az Eess4 8ht SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
ssEzL K ABROAD.
on and nler MONDAY the 3lst day Of May 1883 Pas
cuger Train viii leave New Orleans daily iO A. NJ and
arrive at Canton at $50 O'Clock P. NJ
Returning will leave Canton 40 A. NJ arrive
Orleans {. 80 o'clock p. NJ.
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NOTICE 10 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
~ Patent Sawed WeaIherbosrdn both rough and dressed
the very best yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale At
for ongh and 81 81 per for aresse in lots to suit
purchasers.
Es- Lumber sawed TO order
tells iy STAR PLANNING MILLS. New Basin
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80 The officers Of the steamer SuAower from Aexondria
report 80 inches Shaggy Point aud rapidly falling
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cor .t..gs I N Z. lE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s4NpsoY aT0ss1I !, n 7aao
IA y \. Il LIS have ias asy assseiatsd hansglyes
SHiPS f6rthG PURPOSE of Sarryif On ifs C5engi Ana
5S5S Sa s,s po5sSae Ess sa
- - - y I2s
4 E1sspA1u 4lON- -ItiE GDPARTNERSHIP EXIST
GALAQ as been dissolved by muu consen per be-
toT9 y LShony Notary Public dated oh October, 1858
CALAG, win liqaidate viii Mr. j. EfGHELBERGER he
affairs 81 Tue iate hrn.
ID GAVIN Y ~ ElCHELBLlSGE Err, SUCCESS
ness at their old stand No l3g GheEtres street % lm
~ our fm LIST February last ''o''
We resumed faytnent il fiji list September ult
New Orleans October lS5g o'' tEieNh q ~ ~
>o~ 0tto.le. 9esooe. :, i22o, ---- Oh I'M
dissolution THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
~ fore existing under the finn Of WARD SAUNDERS 4
RI %Rd SssGfq rom y IN. %asl W"
sael under Tie firm Of II S 3 p Sr ne pnasT
Gfm will qudate the affairs Of he forne aTtnersbin "
EHRERT = tIf4MT'
New Orleans October l. 1873 i = ~ ~ NJ r.
NOTICE - THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing aeweeu the subs rber the firm ONES
MAGKNDER CO. Is tereby dissolved BY mutual consent
JONES co. By SAMUEL JONES lis own ma account
I ! a NJ IA 3c JISET; tco
New Orleans October 1875 % 'V"N'' :,
,5-,, -
~ ard CHI ARIES A. PAYLOR have associated hs1ssIves
e a h ogsSa law in the city Of New Orleans and the ada
s8l- Office 40 Camp street
- sssas -
hUGEl4S AND REaIAU RANIS,
c1@NJ3S SaT,OOY NOW 0pF y--TT1E % opp I,,Trp
y ~ E = "a 1900, NV 9ihN-I!i n FkQ IEtOE
quality JeIer so or 69 81 10 10 m m
establishment SOUTH He hopes to merit and receive lis
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WA 5 brought TO the city Police Jail on the
W zgh Of $r9fem9er the biack 10y John says be be.
longs to MIR R0b-rt Boyd who tyes in The Parish Of Point
Coupe Hes five four iHcheS high and hiss abase
the left eye
Tie owner viii call aud claim his property according 10 law
+, PLANFfARt,
Keeper of City Police Jatl.
Registered October 4, 1913
r. ]. H1fSEEBERGER,
oC5 t5t Deputy Comptroller.
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BRLow-coMINa UP.
Pas SEN RS.


Per steamship MatagOrda from Galveston and sabne-w
Hackney.
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RUILDING mATGRIAh, BRICKS, SHERWOOD

V. DEMoRUELLE, Dealer,
At the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL such I
Lime White and yellow Sand Cement, Plaster Of Paris Shin
giles Lshs Slaves Also English French and American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds OF Firewood.
~ erderafFom the country promptly and carefully
Q, aus Iy
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TRIESTE

6SE FOR BRBMEN-THE Al FAST s8TTI4es
kkf bremen sh3 S0rl, ludering, err is now is6Is
@sslng Ter he above post and will have quick Dispatch
For treghtol cotton tobacco ap yto
BAXTER. LOWELL & CO.
District. 1' - w. = ls9s
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JNPAvE DU PREMIER DISTRICT-u n
H conduit depot des du Premier District
Dryades entire les Julie ct Hirod, CONNIE ep4ve-
I'm POM bruu, environ 10 de haut eampe b. v
epaue gauche ayGnt une see MeNicane erers
bojs, bride martingale.
Sile dit animal pas r6cam6 dams dix jours ct les Fr
pages eesera yendue leurhere publique All dit depot a
MARDI, 90 uctobre 1853, a 10 heureS, A. NJ.
O. o. FbECHIER, COmmissaire des rues.
Nouvele- Orleans, u occhre, 1855 ocl3 "a 25
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RUOTS AND SI0ES-JGtsf RECEIVED ON CON.
u segment, per ships james Npsaith, David kmba and
Martha j, KimhlI-
&UJrases BOOTS and SHOES.
j. b, VALENTINE & co,
SEES 81 Common street.
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.6S& FOR PHILkDHLPHIA REGULAR
E3l ilhe FagEetIhe inc fast smiling pacFet schooner
lEaass5. w. Webster, Bennett master having most If
hef cargo Engaged, VIII have Dispatch FOR balance Of FREIGHT
=" pS5 s"se' Apply 10 GEO W, HNSSON 4 CO.
81 Camp street
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sTREET COR3R--OFFICIAL

TNIRSV DIsIRICT PUUND-VuS DrOunMt
julia and GirOd streets, estrny-
one brown horse pony about ID hands high branded b
e on the shoulder with Mexican saddle wooden strup
bide and martingale,
Which claimed within ten days the expenses there
paid will be o public auction said pound on III rs
DAY, Oc,ober 10Th, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
New Orleans October II 1858.
G. o. FLECHIERI Street Commissioner
Registered September L, 1858.
T. J. HITSELBERGER,
Dennty CDmnIrnllnr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-02-19

There was once upon a time, man
who kept a store, aud sold goods at whole.
sale and retail.
And he became melancholy because hi:
customers were shy and sometimes bad.
And he said Lo | am ruined, and
the sensation is disagreeable.
And my ruin is the more painful 10
bear because it is slow in progress, even
as water doth gradually become hotter in
the pot wherein the lobster boileth, until
the crustaceous creature shrieketh out in
his soul in anguish.
Lo it is better to be ruined quickly,
than to endure this slow torture.
will give my money away to the poor
man--even TO tho poorest, which Is he
who printeth newspapers, and l will shut
up my shop and wrap myself in the sack
cloth Of desolation, and pass my days in
the purlieus Of broken banks, cursing the
hardness Of the times and rending my
garments.
And the howlings OF Rome shall be as
the dulcet sound Of dulcimers, and they
who blow flutes and instruments Of music,
compared TO the din | will make in the
ears Of the wicked-even in the ears Of
bank detectors.
And even as he said, so did he; for he
was not like other mems sons who are
foolish and know it not, aud they say they
will do so and so, and do it not, perform
ing which is contrary.
For the sons Of men are fckle, and he
that is born Of woman doth spite his face
by diminishing the length Of the nose
thereof.
And 10 the printer--even who did
publish ncwspapers--was made glad BY
the bounty of him who sold Wholesale and
recall; ssd he did sOsvt his praiss aud
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print them moreover, and he did blow the
trumpet of fame respecting that mans
dealings from the rising Of the sun even
to the setting of the same.
And he-even the printer Of papers
did magnify and enlarge upon the stock
of goods which the trader had in his
store, and did publish the variety, and the
excellence, and the newness, and tho
beauty, and the cheapness thereof, till tho
people-yes all Of them, far and near,
were amazed.
And they said, 10 this man hath gath.
cred from the cast and from the west,
costly merchandise and wares Of won-
drous value-cyen the workmanship Of
cunning artifcers-and we knew il not
Go to, then. We will lay out our sill.
yer and our gold in those things which
the printer printeth Of, and that which he
doth publish shall be ours. For this
mans merchandise is better than the bank
notes of those who promise 20 pay and
therein lie, even banks of deposite which
beguile us Of our hard earned money and
swindle us like sin.
But that trader is still sad, and he said,
the money that these people bring me for
the goods in nv store, will l still give to
the printer, and thus will ! ruin myself
l will do that which no man hath yet
done in my time or before me- will
make the printing man whom oil men
scorn for his poverty, rich, and he shall
be clad in fine linen, and shall rejoice.
And the sons of men shall seek him in
the market place, and the sheriff shall
shun him, and the scoffers shall be rebuk-
ed and shall take off their hats to him
that was poor
And he shall fash the dollars in tho
eyes of the foolish, and shall eat bank noto
sandwiches.
Yea, even shall he ligh. bis pipe with
railroad script, and cast his spittle on the
beard of other men.
For / will ruin myself, and he who ad-
vertises me shall enjoy my substance.
But 10 ! the trading man-even he who
sold merchandise, became rich, and even
as the unclean beast lieth in the mirc, so
stirred he not, by reason of much GOLD.
And the people Aocked to his store from
the North.
And from the South
And from the East.
And from the West.
A-i ~. T,-;-tn- -A;o:~-A - h. mr."
did abound.
But the trader could not become poor,
and his melancholy ceased, and the SMILES
of happiness were upon his brow.
And his children did become mighty
in the land by reason of the dollars which
many of the people who had read his ad-
vertisements had poured in that traders
money bags.
Here endeth the first lesson.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-02-19
Know Thyelf.

All the air and the exercise in the
universe, and the most liberal table, but
poorly sufices TO maintain human stam-
ina, if we neglect other co-operatives-
namely: obedience to the laws of absti-
nence and those of ordinary qualification.
We rise with headache, and set about
puzllng ourselves to know the cause
We then rccollect that We had hard
days fag, or that we feasted over
bountcously, or that we staid up very
late; at all events we incline to find out
the fault, and then call ourselves fools for
falling into it,
Now tais is An occurrence happening
almost every day; and these are the
points that run away with tue best por-
tion Of our life before we find out what is
for good or evil. Let any single individ-
ual review his past life; how instantane.
ously the blush will cover his cheek, when
he thinks of the egregious errors he has
unknowingly committed, because it never
occurred to him that they were errors until
the effects betrayed the cause. All Of our
sickness and ailments, and a briet life,
depend upon ourselves. Thousands who
practice error, day after day, and whose
pervading thought is, that everything
which is agreeable and pleasing cannot be
hurtful The slothful man loves his bed,
the topper his drink, because it throws him
into an exhiliarative and exquisite mood !;
the gourmand make. his stomach his god,
and the sensulist thinks his delights i'm.
perishable. So we 90 on, and at last We
stumble and break down. We then be.
gin to reflect, and the truth stares US in
the face, how much We sro to blame.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-02-19

A HARD HIr.-Judgc Peters was one
of the Judges of the Superior Court Of the
State Of Connecticut, and was not consid-
cred the best authority in points of law.
Mr.. Il, well known practitioner
was pleading before him in an important
cause, and the Judge apparently not heed
ing the lawyer, was playing with a little
dog which had come mp by his side on
the platform. In the course Of his re-
marks the lawyer stated the law applying
to one Of the important points in his case
the Judge stopped playing with tho dog,
aud lifted up his head, said
"who, Mr.. Il, I didn't know
there was any such law"
To which Mr.. Il, while looking
particularly serious, Immediately replied,
| didn't suppose your honor did"
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ID. T.. SWEET,

NApufaesursr and dealer w all kinds Of Cabins,
Ware eopsis,ing in part Of Bureaus, Taoles,
Bedstssds, Lounges Toilet, Washing and Light
s..ais &c., 4c., Cofins made 10 order. All
kind, Of produce aud lumber taken in payment
syi waicL will be paid the highest market price.
xarsrooms. ere doay north Of the Red Black.
suth's shop. lt1H
IArton, Michigan.
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BUSINESS CARDS
-. -. HARRISON.

Plain, Fancy. Job, New. and Ornamental Printer
HAndbilr, Posters, Cards. Ball Tickets, &c. spec
Ally AID quickly executed with neatpess and dis
pa.eh. AL orders respectfully solicited Prices
nodstste--NoRTHERxxR oYycs-north side oi
main stree, Paw Paw.
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DIR. JOHN w. EMERY,

Rassson and Physic'n. Office at hb residence
Ei.es and Oak S,s house f,rmerly rult and
owned by James Al. tS,nnan. All calls
promptly attended 20. The octor was formerly
psssticins Physician or this place, and some
sssssas sinSs .e.rsnsd ate, absen Of . few
ysAss. Patronage 10 respectfully ,-lieited. lh
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rAHMgRS UNION INSURANCE co

A. ems. Pa. Cal e.ptrl f?00 zoo surplus t37.-
su on It's way 70 prbiit favor more rap,!ly
chm ssy otter ln-nrsnce Company of tho day in
ssnsequenee Of IL, hberAlity AMI eluit BILE man J..
nef Of adjusting il. lossos T.R. Has ison Is the
Apth,rfed Agspt for Van Burcn Co. Oh ic' cne
door east Of True Nor,hemer oH ICE. rs
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s.. C., 0RIMEH

>rNlsv 10 drcceYiss and Provisions, Fish, FruI,.
Nui~, Paints, Oils, Yankee No,ions, Woo'on,
wiliev and Some wsrs, Confectionery, Cigars,
Drues and Nc icine Books snt sta ionery,
suro Liaoors for Msliciual and Mechanical pur.
Y,s1s ETC., s'c. S'yi
O. slIs ss Psv raw
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HENRY LCCyS,

NanufastnreY Of aad dealer in Winsor Cottage anC
zane se.t chairs. Tuning, repsiiing, &c. exc
sulsi Oh Bhor. notice. i'tcns line FOR ss'e sns
constantly on hand. shop oPpos the Metbo
dist Church, IL the new cabinet shop.
Pss Paw, Jrly -. 1887 l2Oly
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hELODIANS.

Ths eh.apss: Music. Mason Hamlin, and Prince
Cos have sXclusivs patented ipronvsments.-
Esnj Randall, Lswrence. Agent can furnish and
vsrrau. for durability, st Factory prices, voice
loud W son and tune in the equal temperament
Lawrence, New. !, 1857. l33-u.
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q. p. GORTON,

Dealer n Crocfery, Glas and Chins-rsre, Pspe,
Hsngings. Window Shadss and Curtains, Cut.
is'y, Jsselry. Yankee Notiens, Stone and East.
am, Ware, 1s., South aide OF Main st. fret
door wes; Of Z. Smith 4 Co.. l41-N
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HENRY srERNE,

nsslst 10 Eesdy Made Cluthing. Hats, Cas-. Vail
sas and Gsntlemsn's Furnishing Goods, winch
vii 10 sold 10 IL cus,omrrs.
Tirt Door K.s: OF I..asl's Fancy Store.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
llQsly
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VAN sUKEs COUNTY OFFICERS.
a. II bLACKkAN.
J. ~. R(DLON,

County rsesssre., Van Bsrea County, Notary Pub
Nc, re-, will etten.i 10 the Parchase and sale Of
Zeal Estate, examining titles, psyiIg Tsxes pro
curing county Land sTrahts, Ss. Once in
tie 90 ri ilouse. Ally,
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II. z, .ALLEN.

hsnshe.ursr OF .nd dealer in al kinds OF Cabinet
Ware; cons sting in pAi, Of Bureaus. Tables
Bei-stcAis, Lounges, Toilet, Washing ano Light
Stands e,s., e.r. Collins made To order. Ware
room. oppe,i.. .he N. f.. Church, Maia-si. u
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AmbrOtYDes. 4
C.. n ODELL. VI D.

Nonsop,thio eh,sicisa Surgeon sn'isi and
Oos,s.t.ci m. Also, dealer in books * station
ary. u. say a. all III e. b. found ~ his
Yssid nce on The corner OF Niles + Paw Paw s,
dir city south ., Chs.. Selhct's
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n. Y. INDEMNITY INSURANCE co.

Albany, y. Y. T. r. Harrison, &C Paw Paw
xich is the legal. a1thorized Ag"nt for Van
IA. Co. Tor the above well established an 70
spon Company, and is prepared to oIecu's
Ore risks T. T the samn upon most K nd. ,f ,nsu
Tsh'c proT-rtv. Oihce north site Of Main ST.,
cue lc0f sart ot Tr1e Ner,hcruer Office. Us
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a B.3NGS & co.

Propis.or Paw Paw Livery Stable. Horses and
Carriages Al sli tim's TO Let Passenger con
ssyed 70 any par Of tho country ~1.h se'pa'eh.
Stable III rear of Exchange Hotel. Terms mott
srsts. syl
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.DENTISrHY

-. -. Brown esn BE found 8. all times ., bis
rooms over IsInon. Warren and Cos Store, and
10 prepared to execute elegantly and well, all
kinds Of work in the line OF his profession.-
Teeth extracted, filled with gold or silver foil
a,d new ones inserted, singly or in sett., upon
ths Iaos, improved principles Of the art li!.
AmbrOtypes,
1~ksa In the most superb aud life like manner, and
Pat up IN superior
STYLE AND FINISH
IAdiss aud Gentle mas are invited 10 call at his
s1iee and Gallery and examine for themseivss
Charges in accordance with tho times.
Paw Paw, Mich l47-tf. W. Bnows.
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DRY IyDREWS & WOODAAM

usvs fsrnsd eopsr.aersbip fer she pSsstios OF
N0 ~ ~sV6
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T.. ID. SIMMONS.

Dealer Ia sssh, Blinds and Doors, and sll kinds o
Cabinet Wsre, 9. TIC Steam saw Mill
LaRton, ll7.G Mich
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~ Tis4 slsishinG no~sdAyS
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14

4 party of twenty-five or thirty young
American engineers has been organized
70 explore and survey for a railroad route
between Vera Cruz and the city of Ne
IcO, the expedition being planned and the
expense paid by Mexican capitalists
Colonel Talcott IS chief engineer. One
q the two divisions composing the corp;
recently left New York IN the steamship
Philsdelphia for New Orleans; the re
mainder are to follow early next month
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14

A correspondent of the Charleston COu-
Tler says;
"A large spot has recently made Its
appearance on the surface of the sum-
L Is 10000 miles IN diameter, of rather
triangular figure, along the borders of
the Penumbra, within which are four or
FIVE large nuclei, and several smaller
ones In the form Of dots and lines. The
diameterof the spot being FIVE times that
of the earth, It's surface must be more than
SIX times the whole surface of the earth
and fifteen times greater than the habit
able portion of the globe"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14

a living negro child; with two heads,
four arms, and four legs, is exhibited at
Mobile. It IS SIX years old, very intelli-
gent, speaks with both mouths, sings well,
waltzes and keeps time. This much the
bill says but the beholder cannot dismiss
from his mind that he has before him two
children, though, strictly speaking, there
Is but one. The connection is with the
spine, and the best Psychologists of Eu,
rope and this country have pronounced il
one individual child.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14

A pistol match has been arranged a
Louisville, Kentucky, between John Ira
us and James w. Wales, both celebrated
pistol shots. The terms Of the match are
agreed upon, and the money bet-S1.G0O
Is put up Wales bets Travis tina: he
can splft five balls out Of ten on a knife,
q, a distance of thirty yards, to wheel and
fire al the words one, two, three. Ira
Wis 10 split one more ball than Wales
The whole number Of shots are 10 be
twenty. The match comes off January
22d.
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NF CLARK has handed US turnlp
which measurss5 feet inchesin circum-
ference and weighs 10 pounds l ounce
and Il wasn't a good season for turnlps
ether, Beat this who can.