davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Terres dams la Paroisse d'Est Baton R,,,

d,E, I hiMtb MoktEAG DE TERRE situ1 dams l., ,oi
r.st bi,oE Rouge a!etant ct inmtdiaicen mn
My ie baton Rouge diNst morceauS d s@n le IA
WIS nc Il u INC lnsiSemen silutS IN
nna m plan dress PR Louis Il Pilit voyer de Ia Vile n
aipeneuF Stltru dies Flats t'nis - " W. -hceniiousl
Les Nos l. ?, ct son congus contiennen, cboo,, .
~ atlei,s supertcels niesln cacun 81 Md ,
Ncc mississippi sur tile protnnenr environ 10 0t ~ l"
i >"S o O. e on contigus Confinement clacnn er,;
- PeuS slerncielS nicslrmt chncn 2II piels la , ~
e ''sSs'pp sur le protondeur deneiron 6Sy beds " "
!, lie tiers lndive duN MoRCEAU DE TERRE sim. ,,.,,
miles an de- r Hir az nord dc Baton Rouge It tros
ie L. H. = '" ct en pare dams lie T. s. r. s h ''' ''''
lie 'tit moroccan de erle est compost ces divisions ;
htr: IN pan 'Fesst par Louis H. Pile vove do In WIZ
ie'lols Giant pIises dun plan Dress mar W., ies
o"sh aFlehleur general DIES Flats This SAVIOR u he'nl-
e eci"n No. No y con,ien 9s 300 apens
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

the W pan drawn b5 Louis II, Pi6 tty Surveyor
L. Sur, s pe,ns taken 'oih plan by VIM 8icCuoGgi
r;" iRaIs OF LAND measuring G n IfO acoS a, IN,
PENS, in T. ~, $. r., q H. 1900 '" WI i"e bayou 81
10y No measuring % 30 100 acres
r,,,, tat,. LOT No ~ measuring a 2s- 100 acres
9s parts OF section No H. according 10 pan dra,v NJ,
III, - ~ ny Surveyor. the dimensions being taken fr,,
pm" pF VIM d Mccullough L. s. Surveyor General
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
Lands in the Parish ofJe,fers,,,

A CERTAIN TRACT or LAND si,u,,ei -, ,,,;.,., ,
e" 'he Soa htaar'a and composed of the following ecn
htu paris :" sctf"lH according plan drawn TX ~; II
ilt SItF Surveyor The dimensions being taken from ~
Nm u Mccullough, U. $. Survey eEeral tnrI Id, ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

HON DANIEL r. SIcKLEs.-A Washington corres-
pondent writes concerning this member of Con-
gress:
IT. + quite true that there is very little disposition
llsl intimate relations with Mr. Sickles Int insti
10 me man himself requires that should state that
ne seems to invite no such relations Every dav'
ABOUT hlteeh minutes past twelve, when debate
mas begun, he walks in quietly from the side door
ana taxes ms seat on one of the sofas on the west
efh side OF the House, where. resting his head
upon his gloved hand, he remains seated, taking
in a low voice. He dresses in exquisite taste, and
has cultivated large pair of brown wliskers He
seems conscious that public opinion is greatly
against nm, and although his bearing is full of his
characteristic and cooness it is snn,,arly re-
firing and unobtrusive. Sitting in the gallery ON
Wednesday and Thursday, noticed several Of the
leading members OF the House going up to him
shaking hands with him, and passing on to their
seats. have not met Mr.. Sckles, and therefore
speak of him simply as an observer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

toMu,h caess dciiteS sont stutes en- parties dan, las
~ 's'ips SJNants sivoir Is II H. s 10 i ~ s s
10, y, ., :. ~ ct Seconcement moroccan dc arr - 81
pan II laF e No sitHt dams liniaeir de Ia TO-,
ent IL 1T 'em mpI'e Gned ct compose denvron 20 P
you l,toirche, ct Giant dams Is K is ipes nu ha
nc cheiin de fer DIES Opelousas traverse etie- , \.
Ia ~ VI ~ ttcriies ct touche l. dGcri en- err
" s gu il loht les erres appartenan autrefos t;uer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

THE LATE Boy OF TrNls.-The late Be,;'s deatl,
was caused by erysipelas, which resulted from iii
excuses and very irregular habits. He had been
on the throne little more than four years. He
friend of agriculture-the great Interest nf
his coantry-being the largest landholder there. 4
man OF amiabe and kindly disposition, but a big
oted fanatic, controlled through his superstition
by his ulemas and Multis who often compelled
him to act directly against his own wishes AMI feel
was Mohamnla6 i'' --"Ass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
Impu..ent Letter from an Iowa Ano,,,,on,.,

T.
From the St Helena Qa.) Imperial we extract
the following:
Nearly TWO months ago we received letter from
nihchestef, Iowa, requesting us to send COW of
the Imperial to the address of Ross Calbonn W =.
did SO with some degree of self-gratuaton over the
success and growing circulation Of onr little nanar
ana our pen seemed disposed to cut few extra
hoaflshes when we entered his name ON orr snh-
scrlpton book. In fact, We were inst beoinins 10
think OF sending on CLUB rates. and solcifino
our incognito friend in the " far off regioni to saf
up d ei s io ~, the imperial. When lo another
lisslFe from Winchester, casting damDer on onr
journalistic success, was received Here Il n conv
Oh the letter, re'bdtina ct hteratim
Mr. u,pru c.n WINCHESTER, Nov 30 1859
>, SIR - write you this note to have the Imner;al
discontinued, Or in "a more direct manner. Keen
your paper at home, for don't want it. as i take
ue arpune' winch get for 81 year. will not
subscribe to the Imperial, and with this note send
you circular from the Tribune proprietor. and If
you don't feel disposed to form club please hand
1t to some person that will '-11
SSH: frankly tell you this is no place for
your paper for the peoples sentiments are. har.
rah for old John Brown = :, i'ai-
heard minister in certain town mt a tbou
saila mics from Winchester, remark that he hoped
have his throat cut and his blood hounds or naor,
dogs living upon his carcass, and his slaves The
rigmtiul owners OF his property, etc.
ihefe Is, perhaps, nothing in the above letter at
We tpul.l ldhe especial uInbfage, but the in
science and efffontery Of the audacous Brown r..
publican in soliciting to assist in disseminating
me hell,begotten sentiments Of Horace Greeley f.
70, really make us indignant. The yery thonpht
oi sueh thing sets the blood to boiling in onr
veins Further comment is unnecessary, THE iet.
er speaks for itself. We have only to add this
title i, piece Of advice to Ross Calhoun If yon
Ike your fellow-ctizens, are an enthusiastic adj,
nirer OF old John Brown, and, like your beIo,,eI
md hoty pastor, an Abolition fend, we can assure
,ou that the climate of Iowa will suit Won much
letter than this Stay there and learn to attend \
o o your own business, without meddng with that >
I othefs. And when you are called to leave this
sord may his Satanic majesty deal gently with
our spirit. w.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

SCANDAL IN PRosPEcT.- New FORK eorres.
pondent of the Charleston Courier writes:
A few days ago the Herald devoted some t;vo 90
its valuable columns to giving the names of onr
citizens who keep their own equpages. togethsr
with the value OF their carriages and the names
uGlors anu prices OF Their horses the whole being
.lckly nn1erspersed with piquant comments Many
respectable people We're no doubt shocked and IN.
dIgnant at thus finding themselves and their AFFAIRS
placed in snclla public plory for the amusement
o. vulgar sosslps. But this grand stroke of jour
nalistic enterprise is about to be eelipscd by an.
other of still holder and more original conception.
Secret arrangements, it is sad have been mace
with domestics employed by various fashionable
alton on the private affairs of the several house
holds in which they are engaged. All the secrets of
Fifth Avenue interiors, embellished with kitchen
comments may therefore soon be expected,
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aD' TERMS AND CONDITlONS-One fifth cash and tl,e
pee on credit OF one two. three and four years in the mote,
o me p ciaserS made payable at The Citizens Bank of Iou
ANA secured ny Secni mortgage the property sold with
me vemio srges and the clause of non-ieio s,l note
10 hsnr interest NJ Ie rate Of 6per per 1rnlIn from, nt
until maturity and 10 bear satisfactory city endorsement If rr
CURED by the Finance Committees of the Common Council here
IN acting as the Board Of Commissioners the McDnnnm
school Fund In case Of nonpayment of the notes nj
maturity those unpaid will bear interest from maturity al the
rate oil per cent per annum until fully paid This last cndi.
non VIII not be so construed Ms to authorize ans delay the
payment OF the notes maturity ~
N"fe purchasers will cause themselves be mt in posess
ION ut their expense and they will required to ,opnl,
MIN The terms and conditions of sale above forth wihn
nten days from the day of sale and any of DELAY or
lci o" her part the property purchased by them will be re.
ana sod for their account and risk without further
Asis OF n sale before G. f. Fotier Esq City Notary at tie
st'1"7e VI 'ic purchasers DIS
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~ ERMES Ell CoNDIFIoNS-ln.cn quit,nc comptuu
e. Ia balance if I'M err dit dun, ex ct ,intra ms m iii
e'S Hs, ae,Sen paynlss In Ranqnc cs Citoyen Ii
sHnEiS par hypoihcque scinl Ia pruptlt
r 9Nec ions les privileges lu clause dc non
rio les dts hliets in5fc pour cent
par an ne Ia .te jnslua mttirt
uus par e Connie dies Finances du Gonscii Ummu, agssan
cohfne H board dies Gommaires d Fons Ecoe McDonocI
~. cas- dc non Placement daucmn dts les manrit ce,iN
hohlayes poreront ntdre maturta de pour
par AN ls4u phrfa Placement Cette deniere condition ne
enlefera de manerc reaIdcr lie Placement daucmn les
biicts maiuritc.
|3+ Les acGutfels meeront possession lc1rS propcs
titls, ct
dfons de Ia rcnic ciesSn nntpnnts dams unxe ioars din
jour de In is /" de clI igcaCc lcus
part, Ia poprse acnis ilf pour
legal. ~
cres lie ycute pardey G L. oec aos. de ia Vile aux
tras des acIutFeGEs. 4,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
ESTATE OF THE LATE John MGDoNoGH
N SREsERVED CASH SALE or TITLES or LANDS
Sitnated in the Parishes OF St James i,ction nu t.
Il sion, tof account of the city of New Orleans ' ''7
BY j. B. WALTON,
MONDAY, january as, 1850. a, II o,c,o ,,|.

A NJ NJ de- :, rhaiia ~, ~, $3.50. a. IL o'cloc
s sn a s s ,a sns !" als eqsd by e city
Al the right tile and interest city of New orleans
nns wnaeyer to tract of land situated in the Parish of
handed The SIDE eass 10 The liver BY The lower ne Of e,I h
M9 hn "" ny tm and conflicting with s said claim
Co. NJ ~ yi Of ,s Register and Receiver Report q Novc
wsm alo rs lies hend and north of the lower line The
Al The right lille and interest city of New Orleans
acquired from the estate of John MaDologl without ANN,
na,y OF M" nad Il II sn cam s noye 6
tract and situated in townships . 6aai I s. r s t.f
Il s q fsa Rss ssE Fsn s @; s%
cam aS are 81 so s"bFSst i AL g5,ra,,
] S"s " iS I 81 Tcs a ely NsT
VINO nhaeT,9pS to prosecute and establish the
~ ir'r''7-NaSi. df
PR0pRIETES DE FEU JOHN M5Doyof-yESrF SANS
,oiSse y Iaeqnss, Ascension Livingston pour il c"}e
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encaneur de Ia Vile
linrc',l, 10 Bark Place.
Bsa'd az if s s &c ianyier 1860, midi, la
pe john join WEBS 9bs"s s !" d S's!S Dc la No'v'e ORLEANS
pop si a de- de il S A. Ng" sn
IL ieo ns les Tom @.Gfa" de- 8 '1e a prose
e, af W fGie lie pins pres dn feuse la lne la el
a o cstts partie s de ,'f" rGsa 's
70 Johh Mcpnnog fills Co. No i5 rGgistrr Of rnnnnr
gu eceEfnr m 70 dc novenbre 1916 si nord de In Ggue
dn fond de la reclamation de William Conway " $50
los les droiis eS ct nttrrt d. Ia vile de In Nnu,lIn
ilsns hel9s deS 9pfs de John McDonogh sans arcunc
sNEWe lteclnIii, das eli tiers
ie,Ie a,s les PaFoss de stJacus Ascension Livingston
eongN Gu eiH an has Dune pirtir n nuccn ci drsss ii;
c e sllie ats les townships l0ct H. S. r. SET n com
u iie instance az iD apens lm trve Mississippi ct en-
lrfieTe Giant nhflle dc In ierre
D dn rapport du ltigtstrateur lie anyier s. ISL 90.
Ef LES uelN ttihiliiitlS cieSSus snroYt
aeS ueiieS IN eoht,n pass pnrcvan T. i;oy notar,
hhplc par le4e Ia VILE de Ia Novele- ORLEANS iruns,
fles reclamation >f'' F" ''""hi tcS |
10 wv o..'o-,.,-NuIlptll. 900 /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
BY j. B. WALTON,
rt, X.t-

VIIct ~ TInce,
M ONDA Y, January a3, 1860, beginning "a +
- y O'Clock NJ at The st. Charles Exchange and az M.
following day, If tc1ni4ite- -' i' VA me
y order aud for Of the city New Orleans ;,t
proceed to sell at public auriicn, without e4nrye mr. in, III
following described valuable auis acquired l,y The r ~ Nh
''ie" from Tic estate Of J"n 'lcDon0gh deceased 10 vii
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Lands in the Parish of Assumption.

All The right lille and interest of the CITY of New or
acquired from the estate John Mc)onorl, hr,,
TaniN whatever in and TO THREE CERTAIN III tt'fs nt,
AN sine in he Parish OF Assumption on the ana VIVA
on plan drawn by Louis ii. Pile tIn 49,
SlonS being taken ftom plan by VIM j Mcullnlh
States Survey General composed the following
- '0''o"' ''7 "iNlslotls
No l4 containing 2O2 Is 100 acres
No 10 containing al 100 acres
M, No 1856 containing $50
II s Il, ID 4. 49, u To- . IL. ii IL, and l.
~ NhtABIE TRACT OF LAND in the pari>l,of ,
Won NJ instance o' about 40 atpen from avou Intn,pc
snh!ci in j. IL s. H. H. H. lie tract i ,r.na,"d NJ
neNnf the dimensions being taken from ln Inv Nm NJ
Culous' United states Surveyor iencta nni contains 8
' >''''"ii's 81
This tract of land is situated nm,e,acl, in the r.or ~ ~,
plantation now, formerly belonging to l. F,j n ~ 1 t
ip4rrsts from The Mississippi river said to be ii li
and of considerable value. 'e i'ni
\ LARGE BODY OF VALUABLE LAND in The nor;s, -
asnnpon, situate about 10aprnS the linyon oinnfcg
;, .teu mo SIN '"is composed Of follow
Louis H. Pile, City Surveyor, dimensions heS ,mi ny
plan by Vim j. Mccullough, United States enarI
Lot No l, being s W. quarter of section 49, la o
acres. - ''' '''' = iVo
Lot NJ being s. W. quarter section A. contains IA, % ,o
acres '''s ''' - 'o'
Lot No is the n. W. quarter of section 49, and con,;
10y - 100 ~ SO '' 'o''"h's
No the n f. of section &C. aud con aius l64 % ,o
acres. w '"s ''f z-'iul
No is The $ f. quarter 49, and contains IG- %, NV,
acres. ~ "'H 'o' ---'b
No 6s the = w quarter of section 49, and contains la j., m
acres, making total of gS5 % acres o' --'oV
This property is located Immediately in tle rem Of o,, ~
ltsI plantations on the Bayou Inturche
"S NauHoe bei ef It's tine timber and for agricultural n,r.
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fais"'l' ehsemhle..,.,... o5-loo arpents.
Terres dams la Paroisse dc st. Tamm,,,-

fais"n ensemble. l247 o. loD arneps
Ferries dams la Paroissc dc st. Tammany.
9tATRE MoRcEArX DE TERRE n1FFEREyrs q,
W. GUNS T. paIosse de s. Tainmany, lie Bayou Ihrt,
s ,,%., 's r SSyS w de
Il ' ct yna ' es asS EAs us c"5ns is
c yo lsasi.n ~" s !s Dc m
S ysn s'i" 's s + & il lot. lott
ne'i's a'"s III f'roisse dc rAssomption.
Tons lie: dro iitres ittrc. de la willie de la Nouyr
Ta ,l, "G,! de Ia rT9l de Sl ,Dnosh sans "acne gs
5nSs dams Ia de ssonpon sur t. canal M mi IERkE
a. Bayou latGu1fs sly Lac et tsign$s sr 9 9H'
aim W NsGaoneh S' vSys s s amp 9" an
os' til ee'pos's DIES divisions snivantes, savoir- " s
g !" IS s s"'iy'" 81 81 s ssI% acres acres
No l5b eentelant $50 81 100 acres
y Is otsehH so' stns rartie dams lie H. b. R. : II r.
Az, IS MoRrEAt DE TERRE DE yALEuR dams In pnros.,
mH's sa a 'f s .rr s% y % NO"
Sey% tT'y y # NJ scion mn plan dress ii PiiS
s,aou s"ai dss : a! H' Ta "a" Il san, s W 4
acres ' " 'o"'eii''h 81
"'rut n s snSs Mss srEe e A t%. que
bcnlcoIp de Ntcu4. ~ " s UT " cure lfes haut ct
I'VE ETENDuE DE TERRE DE vALEuR dams /, ,oro;...
dams ,si ' En- f'sh e =" "a d" Bayou
Il "" e 1s y de sections plan Dress pa
plan de VIM j. Mccullough voyer general ds E sal Rse DUN
Lot No Giant lie quart o. de la section 49, cop,cuan ,so
2lUJucres a. 'o''cltit i59
Let No Giant lie o de section A. ct Gentleman, ,,o
20 100 acres - - 'o'eitt 10y
Lot Nos quart " o. de la section 49, ., conoa,. 10,
72,l00 actes. 'e' eo'cih'h iei /
No4 est lie quart n section 49, conteuant IL, >, ,o
acres "''' ioi -ioJ /
acres. ioi q to I
acres, total de 100 ''"'''''' 'oi 22oo
ust% pToGltll est stn dams e fond plus bellies plap
par lie bois q' est essis Ell les ngriculure '
ferries dams les Faroisscs lie ST. Inp,,.
Calcasieu.
l., tNE ETENprE De TERRE sit pare dams la paroi,e
le Landry ct pne dams Ia aroisse iacasl,,l - mi en-,
,eirS es ct Quest dn Bayou Me- Pc lie T. i S. R.6 rs
I L. =, H. o. ct composGs DIES divisions s,vnrS nio,
lhf dreSst par Louis H. Pile Ia Vile l j, hl
al prise d I'M plan de VIM j. Mccullough yoyer srsnI M
ttuts IniS. 60 ''''' S'hefai ueS
'ec' ~ co'ehHhi. 3i3 SLIGO -
r''''' ""e tte'lte de'' go 81 100
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
Delta Lodge No. Is. r. n. n u
u..u...... WILL GIVEN ....-
'oNo"h EVENING. January 2, 1860, AT ODD Eel.
LOWS HALL
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I-1t 7 177- '-'-sss7- -llsss--s-.l9
j. B. WALTON.


T'.oFhiEiE DE FEE JOHN MeDONOGH.
5kASDE vENTE DIES TERRANs dan, les ,,a,,i..e.
n ,, ST. BERNARD, PLAqgEMISEs. JEF.
nEIsSoN ST CHARLES. ST JACQUES LIyISGs
TON, LAFotRcHE INTERIEUR, EST BATON
npu"E' ST TAMMANY, ABSORPTION, ST Ian
my Ct eAicassiEU, long credit par ordre ct
pour compile du fonds d'tcoe de McDonogh Vile de Ia
Nonyelle Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
RECEPTION COMMITTEE w.
NJ } Reignrt, j. G. Roacbe c p,,.a,s
A. L. Shaw, DR. i Ransn,io, :; n Du

tor Ladies Tickets of Invitations 10 he nada IN
tT 100 81 Charles street or 10 nnv Of he Wan
The Invitation Committee will meet cvarv I
Saturday evenings ~ st ''eis wednesday and
been approved by the Committee " ~ iiche having
M l.ane. invitation VIII be issued The last n,een, nc
to the Ball " VA vac Ha'hi"ls evening previous
Room. " 'A oetoEe entering The Ball
or At the Office of the Ball Room ~ Vi Tue haah1agers,
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7
.iphctois for Ladies' Tickets Invitation IN M no ;,
Ti ~. iesioences TO any of the above Managers WIN
H. ne COMMITTEE of Invitations meet every Non,., ,
ff N evenings at the Hall of the Association ~ anu
20 lady vii he admitted in the Ball william nm I;,,;
Ticket approved by the Committee ~ an i'i''ta'ioh
meeting of the Committee " " is''e'' ttcr me last
Managers " ~ =" "1 llia from any OF the above
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
Terrcs dams Ia Paroissc de Jefferson,

IN: w CERTAIN MORCEAu DE TERRE, situ. s,,, l., ~,
sac non baInfln ct compose dies sections ct pnras Do
T Ia MI scion I'M plan dresSa par Louis ii jj v0
,.nii Viz es dimensions Giant prise dun plan de Nm I M
,!-"Ns' 'ose' general DIES Eats UnS date i, d, MI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

"a GRAND DRESS, FANCY
~ DRESS, REGALIA AND MASKED S@4GrN
lZ-hBAL ~NA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

'V7J,nII Y
itoJ OF GROUND with all iIDt-nrontau-s 4,,u,,,,
inthe First District Of This city in tile ,,uH ln%n I
lgiy 5aslae' date jackson Roman and Palmyra >Ietis no
sgnn'ea " me NJ on plan by J. Pift civ Slmyyo
ae me st Of May 1870 deposited IN hc office ii il H. Ne
KY, a'e nonry public in This cy said measures in
cah measure % feet front Dtlbuy street Nv 4s ret
Y inches il depth between parallel lines "
E B5- TERMS, Cash.
sof the purchasers '- iN''' " "t a. }. Spt an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
Lands i'll the Parishes of st. Landry and
Calcasieu,

a LARGE BODY or LAND, situated partly in tbe p,ri,
OF ST. Landry and partly in the Parish of CaIcaseu Ivn IN he
c end ~ Ses Si5ss of tn, Bayou Me- riqud s. t. w.
according to plan drawn by ons Pila civ Siryevr H.
dimensions being taken from plan by Nm. Mccullough +
Suryeyor-,;encral- A7"' = =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
PAR J. B. WALTON

Encantenr de- la Vile
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
/ CNu, ie 13 dc Janvicr, 1860 commcn-
ntceohiire-- " '''~7f u ic Jp"r suiFhht, 81
Mhe - pour coinpte de la vile de In Sonyce f,,,r
" poc9efa Ia yepic pnbque r5seFye Ct l,e Je
orims fhen, snivats acln par Ia vile de Ia Nouyele
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g. GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL. a,
- TO be given by the ~
~ NE" LtsITANos BENEVOLENT iZ.lS
~ ASSOCIATION,
For the
Benefit of its RELIEF Fund
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. ON sATuRD,y pvpv1>,
January I, 1850
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

Musk N BACKwooDs TAvEKS-A shor,
time ago a gentleman and lady were ira
ycl!u- in Michigan. and. having missed the
StI-", had to take Il private conveyance
from the town of Scuderi 10 Thomastown
The lady had with her . beautiful little
lap dog, which she carried in her lap. on
an embroidered mat. During the ride the
gentleman discovered that lie had no
handkerchief, when the lady lent him
hers. which was fashionably scented with
musk. About half way between the two
towns the carriage broke down. ia the
midS; OF a hard rain, and they were obliged
10 take refuge in the half way house, one
horse, log tavern. containing two rooms
a bar room and lodging room. The lady
laid her lap dog on a mat before the fire,
and herself and her husband took seats -
In a short time the gentleman had occa-
sion TO Use his handkerchief and took il
out. leaving il lying on his knees when he
got through with il In a few moments
the landlord opened the door, put his head
in, looked around. went out, came in.
cazcd at the dog-his nostrils all the while
upturncd in disgust He finally appeared
satisfied. went to the outside door opened
it. came back with a bound seized the lap
dog Ly the tail and hurled him bowling
through the open door full ten rods into
tha forest Tie VIE tainted the husband
arose in Il terrible rage, and wanted to
KNOW what he did that for
That IN dog, continued lie furiou.ly
Il don't care a cuss whose dors it Is
said the man srutlly and !mpetuously, e J.
amt a going 10 have such blasted smell
in varrnint around my tavern
The husband and wife evacuated the
house. instantly, and proceeded on their
way III the rain
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WASHINGTON. Aug. ,.

The Indian Bureau has been officially
informed that the Indians Of New Mexico
show strong Indications OF hostility One
Of the L. :. deputy surveyors has been
forced to abandon his survey by a band OF
maurauding Apaches.
Gen Wheat denies through the New
Orleans Picayme. the widely published
statsment that he had been invited 10y
President ,Juarcz to command a column OF
American volunteers to aid the liberals
cause.
4 letter received here from Arizona
SAYS that the last overland mail made the
trip from st Louis to Quesan in the extra
ordinary time of - days
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

ELEcnoSs-Kentncky, Missouri, Alaba-
Iaa, and several other southern states held
s-ase elections on Monday Ia st. Lonis
the Republicans elected about half their
ticket. bnt tn balance of the State has
gone strongly democratic as usual
In Kentucky. Magotiin the democratic
candidate for governor is elected by about
.o10 majority over the Opposition" can
dIdate- Legislature also democratic.
cratic dele CATION to congress.
Further returns in Telegraph column.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-08-06

TnE greatest event IN the history of hoo
pa valley, northern California, was the ad-
vent Of an organ grinder and his daughter,
both in possession OF their instruments
The arrival created immense enthusiasm,
nothing of the sort having been there be-
fore. The music fascinated alike whites.
Indians, Chinese. and 1.-THE rest of man.
kind who had the pleasure of listening
to it,