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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

THE RETURN OF TIE CAPTURED AFRGCANs-Dr.
Thomas Rainey, of New York, says the Washington
Union of the 18th, has been appointed the special
agent Of the Government to proceed on the Niagara
to the Republic of LIBERIA in charge of the Africans
recently captured and about to be restored to thez
native land. DR.. Rainey is hight0ned gentleman,
consistent and Jealous democrat, and we feel salts
fed that he will discharge the duties imposed upon
him with promptness and fidelity. He has already
left the city for Charleston, where he will join the
steamer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
An Arkansas Traveller.

Were you ever in Arkansas? Don't go if You
have never been therenice people but sharp--rath-
er line wire edge-was victim there once-sold
by an entire stranger. Will tell you all about it,
Imagine the slough of despond observation-disclosures
thing rather above the comprehension of Buuyan-a
tororn stranger on horse not up to moss troopng-
and endless morass,
"Water-water everywhere,
And a drop to drnIS'-
day deelnng-horse ditto. That was my situation
to dot.
As if the elonIs its echo would repeats''
A turn in the mry road and the cause is revealed.
Six oxen-a wagon-four bales Of cotton-one white
malone hybrid-and two featherless bipeds from
Atrics burning cline. Grand chorus of profanity
from the two legged, utterly unknown to any
opera-great distress OF the quadrupeds-atttu by
the leader with his baton and impressive tableaux.
Conclusion of first act-irretreVahly stuck fast in the
mud Of course dismounted, explored the reCesses
OF my saddle bags and adminsteredspiritual comfort
to the leader of the train n the shane of forty rOps
of real old Bourbon.
The stranger took it, slightly. He raised the bot
tie to his whstling piece and gradually increased the
angle OF elevation, until | became seriously alarmed
but his bellows failed, and there slight residue
saved. He was bcautY-in his Way-the proprietor
OF the cotton bags-rather above the Chesterfeldan
heght-in fact, about six, four and a quarter, ank
and dreadtully bnny. He had but one eJe-but that
bored like gimlet-his hair was like the harvest
corn part OF it stuck up through an abrasion in the
top of his hat resembling plume, and suggesting
ideas Of military life
was weak enough to attempt a joke with him,
and so unsophisticated as to PROFOUND the question:
whether he had seen any hats floating on the surface
of the road a token and a sign that unfortunate
travellers were beneath.
He looked at me once, and withered beneath the
glance Of his eye He spoke:
+" Stranger, ii you want to see that ar sight, YOU
must go the other roada
(0h! Giovanni Verde Why did you ask what
other road?")
Why. stranger, just six feet under this one
Come up Buck, Bright
Iett-made my exit Q. p with great celebrity, and
rested not again until the shouts of the opening
chorus of the second act had faded in the distance
and the spirit OF solitude had surrounded me-a sad
der, Out q wiser man. PLENEoR.
TSnirit of the South
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

The Fredericksburg Cya.9 News tells a story of c.
P. K. James going into bank in "Union and draw
ing check, which the teller declined cashng, be.
cause he didn't know him. "Don't look like a gen.
teman?" said Mr. James. ooh, yes said the teller,
.'but that is not enough Il am g. ?. r. James,
the novelist "Nerer heard of yoa!a replied the
teller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
-.s,,,L = - :. !, IN 2 HUT

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. = Cincinnati Sept. H.
road occurred seventeen miles west OF Steubenyile.
While crossing the bridge the cars and rear engine
jumped the track. The bridge gave way The bag-
gage and front passenger cars went down with the
bridge distance Of ten feet The first car was com.
pIetely broken up. About twenty persons were
seriously injured, and one fatally
BoSToN, Sept. 1.-THE afternoon freight train for
Fall river run into the freight train near Branree
slightly injuring four persons and smashing three
freight cars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

FUS or STATEN IsLAND.-The New York Times
of the Ilth gives the account of further demonstra
tons against the reestabhshment of quarantine
there:
The performances Mt quarantine were varied on
Thursday night by fendish demonstration, which
was less than the burning of several distinguished
the editors and propretors of the
obnoxious city press-in ef1gy. The demoniacal
howls, shouting and cheering OF the mob which had
gathered for the purpose together with the discharge
Of firearms, caused the impression that an attack
about to be made upon the police force stationed
inside the walls. They were accordingly summoned
to quarters the hOwtzer got ready and the force
instantly scattered into three divisions which took
positions so as to command the entrance to the
grounds, Each policeman being armed with tue vol,
cauic repeating rifle capable OF dischargng twenty
balls per minute and the harb0r police, also armed,
dropping into line to aid in the defense OF the
grounds The commander of the United States
frjgate Sabine, Capt fhorbarn, observing the rumpus
on shore, and supposing an attack was being made
dispatched Lieut. Woodhnll, the first officer Of the
ship with two boats, each containing fifteen seamen
and twelve marines, fully armed, who landed at
quarantine, to cooperate with the law and order
party. The mob, however, confined their operations
to a childish exhibition Of burning sundry images
stuffed with straw. BY Gmidnght3the mob, tired OF
the lun, retired to their homes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

The most remarkable case OF indecisien We ever
heard Of was that of the nan who sat up Ill night
because he could not decide which 10 AXE of Gfzt-
his coat or his boots.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
I UmBHe-LUmBRH-LUmBHR-

100000 feet and IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongned and grOoyed.
10000 feet IA and Ia wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, t0Bgued and grooved
300 coo feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved.
100000 wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
toHgued and srEOoyed.
100000 feet Ia dressed Florida Yellow eFLooR-
ing square edged.
10000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS.
lbOQUO0 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
Boards, WeatherbaaTds Scautliug, Joista, etc
25O000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles
Also
sashes, Doors Finds MonldRgs etc, etc
For sale al the lowest market prices in to sn Purehas.
ers, by SIMPSON DORR.
$3.50 1y New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

How ELECTIONS ARE CARRIED IN CAsADA-Ina
recent Montreal paper we find the following:
most disgraeeful scene occurred at TiIsonburp.
South Oxford, at meeting of DR.. Connors snpport.
ers On Friday night. While Mr. Foley was addressing
the electors, mob, headed By one Barney French
walked up to the stand and ordered Mr. f. to desist
which he refused to do. The local papers say:
He had not proceeded many minutes before an egg
was hurled at him, which hit him on the breast;
shortly after which French approached him and de-
manded to be heard. Mr.. Francis r. Ball then sur-
gested 10 the rowdes around him to remove Mr.. Fo
ley and take the stand by force. The rowdfes then
Immediately made for the platform-taking with
them many of DR.. Connor's friends, when that por-
ton OF the OOr-abOut twelve feet by twentv.four-
gave way preePitating thirty forty persons to the
ground floor below, distance OF tweuty.four feet
Those remaining unhurt in the hail above imme-
diatey rushed to the rescue of those below and sue
ceeded in rescung many who would undoubtedly
have been smohered had it not been for their timely
aid One person, Mr., Hopkins, 1ras found dead, and
many others including Mr. Foley and Mr. Beatty were
severely injured. There were several we learn tcho
cannot possibly their injuries being so severe
ltappears that the Canadians are almost as good
at election riots if not at election frauds, as the
Democrats of this country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHAmPAGNE AGENCY-

MOET NDoE,s
Fsnr ne Ssry uf de Pordrk yarzenay and Win Imperial
Tho stacrber authorized to rgcsy orders on ~ terms
for direct Of the nboye named very superior
fRe ana soucitS the attention Of dealers general stock
always on hand Samples be seen 8 tine Office Of
nl7 Iy Corner Of Gr.yjer and Kew lsvss streets
RJAf FIT gRARDY-THE TrFDERsIGFEI. duly
- GppGnted Agen for the old established house d AK
EDt AAKElI CO. for the sale of their very superior
raPes so sole Importer Of the Justly celebrated PoutnsJ
Brandy nov prepared receive for either the low
G prices IN osrac 70 be shipped drec. Ey pert IL
NE O1gn supply constantly hand. Samples can tosesp
nl7 II Conner Of Gravier st-ee and Nav I.e7es.
SAHG&AC BRAHDIES WE HAVE GOOD
- sgpy on hgnq and receiving BY direct iportston
from france additions 10 this celebrated and highly
favored brand y" hare 795 e eighth pipes 73 in eighth
and quarter pPes 1877 de- do 65 ia half quarter and eighth
pipes we nyta the attention the trade and connoise7ns
generally aS this article j. and unadultsated. For sale
New York erma and prices by
ol9 Iy NSs saie 4 4 gents in til. ritv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
DATRNrMD coePRls l.IeaTNING NoDs

Copper has eight times the conducting power Of IRON and i,
durable less liable Again, single charge Of
electricity will heat Iron Rod thirty degrees, but Copper
Rod ouly six For further particulars apply for circulars
the office Of the undcrsEned
Applications for genees orders for Stock Models and
M communication relating this buanes, will receive inne
Eiute attention, if addressed TO
H. ". R. JACKSON, I215 Commercial -RJare,
MA iy New Orleans, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

sFS- FOR G&N0A-THE Al ANDYFRY FAST
sE sail ns Ame.inu sbt9 TuUiOu, is Row ondius and
tsight, op5 u to
SELF B4 NTFR L6VEIr co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
THE LAKE.

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in time fc tho IL = r1r f1r ~ y g. q atIFIs
cnrsi'n, 81 Fof further in9rmaon. apply 10
ser- ~ "fo. A. FbeDil5hAt agent,
,m T,SECE S10ITrc fs,Cry ~
Ea@lh-@}ECKEOLE
For OCEAN SPRINGS Rrroyr and all Intermediate
Ianfinrs1THe new aud sIsnJd i95 rnasIs @ m n = cosI
g2pr3.y for t tSe @ s1sfo s r. adconodaony wii
aye he ake gna Of !Ro 5eerson and Ponchgrtran Rail
'N'' gu h9 arrival nv INC Lake q the Gars aS follows
rf iiSaHGS fft.G Ge" po,ni5;r S'I's4'5 p r,road
,voxr,,- JencIsoh fshfoau fo!G1tFW8h II tsaitoau.
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rbi n ~, F@eS 90; % "g f,fI by Ile IN JftIe Ell ;.7f,
r., landings %
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Egr rfiELi WI P celEt4 lot Fg9ie % ~ elneI ROAD
anu SAtutuAyha' . T. ". 5,7,rI,,, . =, , ,,-
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.Faaasn EDR MDBlAE-DAILY Y. 3 MAIL
low pressure packet steamsrs Oregon. Jas
Hopkins, master, ana California, W. ii. HltcbInRs,
master and built expressly for the fa,etEsds, with
accommodations One Of t9 above steamers viii leRYe the
iroad AIbI 7n me EFrS' AZ the Lake OF
st ons Pass Christian and Pascagonla and Wednesday
FtileyH and saturdays al Mississippi City Returning will STOP
tt MI"ssapp CITY on Sunday, Tuesday ana Thursday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

a MURDERER REsrGTED ON THE EVE OF ExECu.
TIoN,-A man named Myers, who was to have been
hung at Columbus, Ohio on Friday of last week, re-
ceived respite on that day until the 18th Of Decem
Der. The Columbus Statesman says:
The prisoner was to have been brought from his
cell at l25 O'Clock; the rope was adjusted upon the
seattod, and the arrangements were complete. The
sheriff was in the act OF brin-ng the prisoner out to
prepare him for the drop, when the respite was re.
ceiyed. The announcement was greeted by no cheers
and no murmurs. At O'Clock the Secretary of the
Governor read the respite to the prisoner and asked
if he accepted or rejected it. Myers could not at
once answer such an important question but finally
concluded that he would reject the respite, saving
that he bad received his sentence and was ready to be
hung. He evinced no emotion whatever, and ap.
peared to regard the respite granted him with the
same indifference as he did the sentence OF the Court
The question as to whether it was lawful and proper
to reprieve condemned man against his will nnder-
went considerable discussion on the street. The
chaplain Of the peuiteniary visited Myers cell sew
erli times but he maintained his stocal indifference
throughout
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
gc6 0rleans Daily Grestsnt,
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER is, 1853.
g0taI SnttlIiqenfe.

HEALTH OF THE CrTY.-No perceptibe decrease in
the yellow fever epidemic can yet be recorded. The
weather for several days past has been reguIar-dry
and clear, with pleasant tinge Of autumna cooDess
The following is the report of the Charity Hospital
Tor the week ending at o'clock last evening
Admitted CaII Aisetses) . 9s2
Died 10 pf yellow fever. IOJ
Remaining taIl GieeasesD... ...... ......... 6q3
For the twentyfour hours ending Thursday noon,
the deaths by the fever throughout the city, as re-
ported by the Board Of Health, numbered So de-
crease Of IL from the previous day.
WEEKLY REPORT of the Free Dispensary Of the
New Orleans School of Medicine, on Common street,
opposite the Charity Hospital:
sents treated daring the week ending September IT.. 70
ie'Si previously .IOll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
E8T $. CHANDLER,

DENTIST,
HJ~OFFICE and RESIDENCE,
IT6 CRToudclet street,
d29 1FkW corner of Lafayette
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

SOAP STONE-var ous sizes and iheknesses, for stor
- use, for sale by ALFRED KRARNY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

W%Ss FOR POINT LEAB-STEAMER
5(gLE4sFs GRE. CFN1, Capt John r Carson, will leave
&C., Mobile EVERY EVENING. for Point Clear di-
rect. Also SUNDAYS Mondays and Thursdays Will rake
midday trips leaving The city at 10 o'coCB accommodate
those who arrive by the morning boats ie2f If
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02
sale 81 Norsgagcel Land.

vSSHE Undersigned, Auditor md Treasurer
! OF Dubois county, Indiana, will sell q,
public auction at The door Of the Cour,
House ia the town OF Jasper. in said coun
~, on Saturday, the 2sth jay OF April, A
D. 1858, at one o'clock, r. NJ. Of said day
the following described real estate. NOR.
gagged to the State Of Indiana for The use
Of ConRression Al township No. ], south ol
range No. 4west, by William Duke, to. vii
The north west quarter Of the n.rih ives,
quarter OF section No. 90. township No. g.
south Of range No. west, containing 40
acres Of land; the came being forfeited Tor
the nom payment Of interest due on loan
Terms Of sale--cssh.
Amount due, prin. !. int. and dam. Ell 80
JOHN MEHRINCER. A. d. C.
+. STEPHENSON, Il. d. G.
March B, 5e-lw. pf$3
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

vHE undersigned, A udilor and Treasurer
= OF Dubois county, Indiana, will sell al
public auction. at the door Of the court
house in the town OF Jasper, in said county,
on Saturday, the oath day OF April, A. ID.
1858, ut one o'clock p. III. OF said day, rho
following real estate, mortgsged 10 the
STATE OF Indiana. for use Of Congressional
township 2, south Of range 5 wesi, BY Isaac
Newton and described as follows, TO- wit:
The north half Of the north east quarter
Of the north west quarter Of section No. 1.
township No. south Of range 2 v.est,
containing twenty acres; and part u the
south west quarter Of section No. 80, town.
chip No. 2, south Of range 3 west, contain
ing thirty-fye acres, making 10 OH fhv five
acres; the same being forfeited Tor the non.
payment Of interest due on loan.
Terms Of sale. cash.
Amt due Of prin. int. and dam. 9I49 a.
JOHN MEHRINGER, A. ID. C.
X. STEPHENSON, r.. ID. C.
March 8. '5S-4w. pisa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

III The girls 10 q certain village down
South sent bachelor editor boquet Of
tansy and worm wood. He came on, In the
next issue thanking the fair donors for their
Gift, and added that Il did not offend him. a.
he considered the boquet sweeser than mat.
fimony any how
A cotemporarary accounts for the editors
taste BY saying that he probably Though,
NORWOOD and tansy better than The worm.
wood and the g,l(D'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

PRoGREss or TINE RED PErrlcoAr.--AI
one Of Mrs. Kate Euby's dancing assemblies
10 Blocker street, New York. last week
the distinguishing feature Of the evening
was the Balmorai Schosiischs, ia which Oh
the ladies' upon the floor appeared in the
scarlet upon With the dress looped up over
il. . Il Queen Victoria. The reporter pro.
nounces the tout ensemble a. agreeable a.
the costume was jaunsy, coquetsish and
unique.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

"A farmer said to a barber that he
ought to reduce his prices now that corn
was cheap. No Stree. said the shaver. fo'
when corn l. low farmers make snoh long
faces that have twice the ground TO g.
lover.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

0S1A lady corrsspo ndent, who Processes
to be Mortified at the indelicacy Of our paper,
threatens for the future TO set her foot on
every copy she sees. She had better moi.
Our paper has 1 g In it.--Lou. Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

GA young lady explained TO printer
the other day, the distinction between print.
ing and publishing, and At the conclusion Of
her remarks. BY the way Of illus,rs,ion. she
said:
You may print kiss upon my cheek, but
you must not publish IT,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

mMr. Brown. why do you wear the,
bad hat!
Because, my dear sir, Mrs. Brown says
she will not 90 out Of the house with me
until get new one.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

a. 4 SI, n Y y = X.


a. = AN u XY,
PUBLISHER,
293 Broadway, New York. offers for cal,
100000
Books and Maps, Of all Kinds, at Pub
fishers Prices, to be accompanied with
10000 Gifts,
Worth from IS cents 10 $500 each;
CONSISTING OF
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Locke,s
Gold Chsins, Cameo Pins aud Drops,
Gold Bracelets, Sold Pencils, Sew
ing Birds; In short Jrwelry
ofevery description; Ret.
icules, Ladies' Purses,
Portmonsies, &c.
ESQ worth Of Gifts distributed with every
500 Books.
A GIFT will be delivered with every
"a book sold for One Dollar or more.
Although no book OF article will be cold
Tor more than the usual retail price, many
will be cold for less. Pereons wishing sny
particular book, can order ct once and Il
will be forwarded with 4 Gin. PERSON.
ordering bsoks with gifts, should for~ ard
the amount Of postage, as Il must invari.
ab'y be paid In rdvsnce. The average post.
age for 81 and 9l,25 books 10 Is cts. and
Tor el,50 and $500 books 81 cents.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS AND AGENTS:
4 BOOK and GIFT without money.
Any person, BY forwarding an order for
BOOKS. with money enclosed)g will receive
N extra book and gin with every Ten
Socks 70 Be sent to one address.
This method Of forming clubs saves post.
'ge, q the package goes BY Expsess.
Full information respecting this Great
iift Enterprise. together with compiled
ist Of books and gifts will b furnished 10
'ur Catalogue, WHICH u sent post paid To-
~ address on application.
Address A. RANNEY,
seP 5-lm5 No. 900 Broadway, N. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

GA Frenchman frequently hearing the
word press used to imply persuade, one eve.
ming when in company exclaimed: Squeeze
that young lady 10 sing!'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

6rIt was the saying Of Sir Robert Peel
] never knew : man 10 escape failure Ia
either body OF mind. who worked seven days
IN the week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

@A young lady j. supposed to be 20
blame for the following:
What did the cat say % she looked out Of
the window when the ark got agrounds
IL that ar raj!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

Coon IpsA.-There u rule in debating
society that we have heard Of, which ID. that
any gentlemen wishing to speak more than
half an hour shall have room 10 himself.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

State OF Indiana, Dubois Coo
NOTICE Is hereby given ihst Adsr5
~ administrator Of The estate or yUhI
McCaosland, deceased has filed he petition
to sell the real estate or the decedent, u
personal property being insufficient to 81
HE debts; and that said petition will
heard u the next t-rm Of the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas Of said County.
Attest, B. B. EDMONSTON, Clerk,
BY Henry A. HoLrHAUs, Deputy
March I9-3w. pfel 30
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

coKNkk o. NEWTON AND HARRIAoN sra. :,
JASPER. INDIANA.
is still q his old home. and always ready
= 70 attend those who may want his ser.
vices, and render them 10 the utmost Of
his ability.
To many Of his patrons he would say
Friends. don't forget the DOLLAR. II
served you IN sickness snd adversely. please
rememb Der me In your health and prosperity.
II the dollar ID not on hand ! will take hogs
or cattle on account.
March 10, 1855. r. N. WELMAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-02

IVA Boston paper giving . puff 70 :
new minister, says:
His prayer At the close Of his sermon was
the most eloquent that was ever addressed
10 Boston audience!