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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
WAISTS PATENT GAS BURNER
PATENTED JUNE 9, 1857.

We beg to call attention of the eGAsCoNsUMINa PUB
Lie TO THE WALSH REVERSE PRESSURE DOUBLE
CHAMBER BURNER, which has just been submitted to
the most critical and made in this county 10
the city of Albany n where it came into direct compete
tion with GLEAsoNs BURNER the next best in the United
sa.es of which siman, of Yale College
Y4ss Nc eqI.zss a.ysg J.nosA7esr' jsn 3 81
ss sw
man:
Nam. of Burners san'ns san Pressure csnsss s0
Hs.s. 5os il inches $ s:s.:'
1a'tas's.s saas D:a feet. l1sin 10 candles.
Ne! "a; Es a I s'Hs.''
Now let the public remember that in fair est at Albany
q s
coasampflon q hour Walsh
ON ths second trial wa.h consuming feet
s s
per hour .., ,,,,.. p.,,. u,,; . N ee.. ,or
on s
Difference favor Of Walsh Burner IA fs IT hour
isesrsG'eo5TH JOIN AlffGf TGEbis. s.; Company
'chair%%i%a WV. q a6Esle. 6f%P Committee
@ II fso w h e
tips that whep the old tips they be
sssS ssRsss %s ss n'
se sSs BEEN nnp e N
shmens in his city Of those who have used
ass generally rsspsss,fsy
We Gun give compete WSTHHsbEE aAETgE.1 ga. 7,.n.
xThese Burners may be in operation at the Illinois
oenra, Railroad Office Charles Hotel Any orders
left with W. E. REDDING, the Agent will receive prompt
attention fel0 If
NoTICEl HAVE 50 eoMpouNpED INERTIA
Of gravity while nenrny s I'd a. hs hooSn @ o s
tom such Comprehend and
, s S a ans a % @ esaIe hot an e
all large Of whom would doubtless prefer to see
than take consequences of its bolt in the midnight Of
for its demands NM and accuracy
ed themselves to other problem Of finding
d am r hs & may e sf
s s ses q results might be Is + ~
fel26t &c Poydras street
NEVER SAY DIE!-ToUNG MEN SUFFERING
M from when satisfied that o1ssk Bnok
"Bnehn Propreors Of Mock Hospitals Of pseudo noe:
essss ws1 W T ss
psens sas
TOR GONORRHEA, aLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
Il '2s hsss
T1ONThis wordrenowned preparation all affection.
clans Of Eassad , America aenowledee
body and depressed mind are restored TO RRF speEFy
| Sole agent for the % United states
mvl7 ly Apothecary, % Camp street. New Orleans
Gas FIxTUREs.........GA FIXTURES
j. R. MONTE, 1866 chartres street.
Dealer in Chandelier Brackets Hall Lamps Of French Eng
put up Gus Fixtures. fe2 6is
GoED0s g. FOSTER, DEALERS. IN IN II FLoGf 5tj
" and Commission Merchants, Poydras and Ney
Leyee streets, New Orleans.
carefully suitable b9ssEs and fam
n New
r osT-oN WEDNESDAY NIGHT, THE srH INST. A.
the AFTy M s BAIL n oad Ha Or
HAIR RR RACELET with Gold Clasp. The inde will recev
its full value and the thanks Of the by leaving at i
office. fell If
NJOTICE-wM. H. HENNING HAVING THIS DA,
IN sold the iergned his entire interest in keddi
Southern Express he whdraws and has no longeE
New Orleans. February 2, 1859 fes I'm
A. BEARD & co., SUCCESSORS TO J. A
y. BEARD MAY, Auctioneers Appraisers and Genera
ETC. PORT Warden and Succession Plantations
a9No. ss MAGAZINE street. at Banks. Arcade la 6n
SHERRY-2o quarter casks Topaz for 4 .als By
fel4 Gravier and New Levee sts.
path BRICKs-loo barrels for sale eh,sp by the bar
jals s.wst Il Magazine street.
WINDOW GLAss--ssoo boxes French and Anneri
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

CxPECTED PER sgIP "PEPPERELL." }" from Bor
- deaux-
20 quarters and % eighhs BrandyHivert Ptlevoisin
Is eighths Brandy-A. Camns.
Is quarters Brandy-Bunker Hill, 1875
10 :. and 20 eighhs Brandy-Rayna! Alusse.
20 cases sa dines-A. Caus; half and quarter boxes.
l6O :. :. L. Leyesque
35 casks Claret-St. Emilion. .[.
Is barrels White Wine-G. de Gauluc
For sale by EUG. ROCHEREAU 4 CO.,
feA Ct II and 10 st. Louis street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BAKERY IN THE
Fourth District, opposite Clay Square, at private sale
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office, II Commercial Place.
A DESIRABLE tw0-story fra me dwelling
IA of Ground, Annnnciation street.
Clay Square The Lots lc6 feet 'front.' BY
6O depth The House contains six galleries.
etc. in the main building, with Kitchen servants rooms etc.,
in the rear. ~, l9@
One Lot Of Ground Third street between Lauel and An
Clay Each
four The main building, with kitchen, servants
rooms, Sheds ETC., in the rear.
COTTAGE HOUFE AND BAKERY the Of
Annuncaton Streets opp site Clay Square The
Lot 81 feet front by in
depth
This opportunity for investment In inprov
ing portion the Fourth District. The whole will be sold in
block.
s and further particulars apply at our office
fel46t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

AN ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN THE
Fo nth District At Privae Sale
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JuLIAs NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Once II Commercial Place
VERY desirable tvvO-stO.y Frame Res
II dence with large grounds. syated In OF the hest
in the fourth District and convenient TO the
horse cars and omnibusses.
Tn. contains six in the main building tgeher
with kchen servants rooms, and other buildings
The grounds 1873 feet 1913 feet Depth beng
portion Of and ornamened with the nest
fruit trees and shrubbery
fell lot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
SUCCESSION or AMOS ". HAINEs, DNCEA1ED.
BY b. WALTON,

U1u<d NO. ~ BA44 - =
THURSDAY, 2Aah inst, ~ III sse1oek, Al :
1choupitauIas by voe " eee ~
the Hon H. Morgan, Judge of The ssconS l1sesjM C3
February 1889 Docket No 7, Tor Aeeeof -
saceesson u Amos ". Hainss, deessssd, WI - -
public anction- $|sssss
Two Cazts,
Two Dfay1 l.t55s sisSsss
One 4nEe,
One Pair 0eS1aD
nHTEnNe-Cash, the Tina ~ A1iadieatog. fs1f0 ~ &
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

CRESCENT cITY BANK, I
New Orleans, January n, 1883.
~Notice is hereby given that n meeting Of
Stockholders will be held the Office OF Walter H. Peters,
Notary Public the 2st February the Of
procuring increase OF the Capital Stock to
two millions of dollars required by the Sth Article Of the
Charter and Section Of the Act Of 1855 known as the
Ranking nw resolution Of the Board the 25h
instant.
ja2s In JOS. RAU Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

BOOKS. STATIONERY etc. etc..
By ANSEL EDWARDS,
store IS St. Charles street.
r. ARxy1ELD Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING and every week day even-
ing, at early gas light, will be sold
the vaous departments Of literature science and art Also
Writing Paper Eveors Gold PENS fine Pocket Cutlery
AT private sale large collection of the best Medical Text
STANDARD Literature also Blank Books Station.
try Of description greaty reduced prices for
cash. to which the attention of the public invited M
TWELVE SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FoRTEs
auction-ust received and will be sold without
BY MONTGOMER f. SMITH,
R. N. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
FRIDAY. the 18th instant, at IL A. M. mt
the store No. Bank up STAIRS between Grayier and
IL splendid Seven Octave Piano Fortes.
The above be exceled in finish and durability
H6TERMS-Cash or approved paper. fel6
REGULAR WEEKLY uNREsERvED SALE OF SHOES.
BY E. ROGER g. CO.,
formerly H. Peychaud, Hyde L co.,
GATURDAY. 10th inst, mt 10 o'clock A. M :,
without reserve at their auction room No. q Old Leves
200 mems and chdren's Boots, Shoes and
Broganf, consisting of
Paisn; Leather r KIP and p cslf osiod Tes
6iuSauss
Ladies' and misses Shoes Buskns. Boots and Caters.
Il fre-h and JUS. received direct from manufacturers.
EI~TERMS-At sale. fell
A No. CARPENTER AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG, .
Office, % Banks Arcade Passage.
HILLORY, aged 2s years, a No. Carpen-
ter fully guaranteed against the vices and maAdiss pre-
1g-Tbe be by calling the Auctioneers
office. fell Ct
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

FIVE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
District corner Of Washington and Live Oak Streets
BY N. VIGNIE,
Ofce-No. Banks Arcade.
THURSDAY, 18th inst, MT l2 O'Clock, M,
L at Banks Arcade. Magazine street will be sold
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded by Wash
ington Live Oak Sixth and Magazine Streets desg
mated Lots Nos. l, 2. s. 4. aid 34
Lots Nos g. and T. each 81 feet inches and
lines front Washington Avenue by I20 feet inches in
depth, between parallel ls Lot No. forms the of
Washington Aver and Live Oak streets.
No. "a adons the above Lots in the rear and 50
feet front Live Oak street, by 1s6 inches in deph
para lei lines.
Washington Avenne Is paved with square blocks.
A8- TERM>-One fourth cash; balance 6. r. and l8
his for notes secured by said bearing
cent interest maturity and after mrurity
interest. fel2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

ENGLIsH PICKLES, JELLIEs, SAUCES,
- PIE FRUITS,
undersigned have Just received direct from Crosse
BLACKWELL large assortment OF the above articles to which
they invite attention.
PIE FRUIT, to wit -Gooseberes, Damson Apples, Pums
Cherries Black and Red CurraRts Nectsrpes, etc.
JELLIES- Orange LEMON Calvesfoot Noyea, Punch and
Meadura
PICKLEs-Pints Quarts and Gallons to-wit Mixed Cher
kins onions Picadiliy ChowChow, Walnut, Cauifower
ETC., ETC.
John Bull Harvey Beefseak Fish
Relish, Reading, etc.
MUsTARD-A, and pound bottles Of the celebrated Dur
ham Mustard.
TABLE sALT-supeIior Double Refined in jars, expressly
for table use, also in small bags for cooking.
-.= GOODRICH CO.,
fel4 I'm correr Common and Tchonpioulas SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
NECROEs FOR SALE.

n Ihave Just received ONE HUNDRED LIKELY NE
from Virginia and Marylana among them some
good Blacksmh. Cooks Washers and Ironer all Of which
sale terms for cash or good city
will be receiving fresh lots during the
Those ending purchase would do well to call Office
corner Espanade Streets opposite the house of
John B. Smith. - ..-..x..
No # JOSEPH BRUlN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

TREisuRER's DEPARTMENT
New Orleans Jan III. 1859.
hy-The Treasurer would respectfully im-
form the public tina. all Licenses Tor the 1859
liza Tenpns Hacks Days Cabs and Carriages public and
private, due and able his office No City Hail.
ADAM GIFFEN,
inl) tml City Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
AUCTION SALES.

s.ss =. :. ,s. 1s
osIssa. d.;sS Cart psss;s s No.
-
s s1 ,ss,. 3 g
ss IF {, e .s:
together with all the buildings ard improvements szsiiDs
Acts Of sale before o. de Arn'sa, notary public.
SUCCESSION DE MAsETTE wILLIAMs,ke.L
PAR NJ TIGNLE,
Bureau-No g. Arcade de Banks
q ss =
JT IS s Z
Pie, u eompss sspens. aniiieme Chip
sisas y pss. pleissdsas
strnctions aul existent sur i ditiot
As q Rsv.1s ss A'ma nSt at s rsS s II
AFTAKAPAs FRENCH corTosADE AND LADIES'
BY E. ROGER r CO.,
Formerly H. Peychsud. Hyde Coz
sae,ios No. od Iyss e Vim ):
2 cases Atakapas French cot.o sdes.
70 case. Ladies' Grape Bonne.s.
ss-TERas.At sale. fell
IA CASES LAWNS AND 100 PIECES PR1Nrs-wIrH-
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
formerly H. Peychaud, Hyde Coz
THURSDAY, 18th Inst. at 10 o'clock A. M,
at their auction No. Old Levee street, will Be
sold
II rich style Printed Lawns
100 pieces ~ Fancy Prints.
Damaged and sold for account of whom may concern
AS-Sale without reserve.
H]TERMS-Cash. fel6
CREDIT SALE OF DRY GOODS.
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
formerly H. Pc, chaud, Hyde L Ce.)
T,HURSDAY. the 18th inst, Mt 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at their auction No. 28 Old Levee will
be sold
packages and lots o. seasonable Try Irish
Linens, Prints GinFhams Baeges Robes guile Plain Dot
ted and Plain White Mnslins Alpaca Dap dEte Ia Cloth
Black Silks Psrssols, Towels Linen Damask, etc.
49-TERMS-Iibe1al at eale. feI6
| VALUABLE AND LIKELY FAMILY OF SLAVES AT
auction.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Office % Haa ks Arcade.
| Banks Arcade, will be sold
CELIA aged "a good cook and general house
want with her two daughters viz:
MARY aged IL years, good seanstres and chlds
| and
| JANE, aged II years smart intelligent house girl
The slaves sold for fault whatever They well
| recon nended and fully guaranteed.
| AY-TERMS-Cash.
Act before Graham Notary Public the
| pense Of the purchaser. fe16
FIVE VALUABLE OTIS OF GROUND IN THE FouRTH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
ROKDEN's GAUGE MANUFACTORY-

Allen vonshaer Hearson Mercury and Ashcrofs Steam
and Vacuum Gauges Fabers Magnetic Hops and the GAss
Water Gauges Steam Gauges rated and repaired Cocks Pipes
and Couplings furnished. MAGNETS Needles, Dias and Crys
tails. Inda Rubber Hose and Couplings, etc.
Gauges warranted to indicate correct aud give satisfaction
money returned Evans Safety Guard ard Fusblc Alloy.
sF- Orders solicited at Nos. and 20 Front street. j.
s. Reifs Store.
fel6 I'm j. CUMBERLAND, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
the Fourth District the Magazine Market auction,
without reserve.
By JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioueer.
Oface, II Commercial Place
CATURDAY, the 10Th inst, at IL o'clock Ne,
. the City Hotel, Common street, will be Sold
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated In the square bounded
by Magazine Felicity Laurel and ST. Mays street. and desI
mated n Lots Nos. q AND "A.
Lot No. 23 Is feet front Magazine ard 10 feet
inches the line by las feet 10 depth the line ha
divides from Lot H. and ITO feet in depth the opposite ine
Lot No. rs feet Magazine and 30 feet
the line by l feet In depth the line that divides from
These Lots only froz the Magazine Market and
will sold without
~ 7ERMs-One third cash balance iu and u months
for bearing the property with cent n
eres and not paid maturity theresf er cent interest
pense Of the purchaser. fe4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
One Thousand Dollars will be paid by the Union Bank OF
Tennessee Nashville for the arrest Of the murderer
derers Of GEORGE MILLER Clerk in the Branch the Union
Bank Of Tennessee at Jackfon the night Of the 81
fou, Thousand Dollars for the of the money
1000 in Union Bank Of Tenn Notes and Gold
In proportion for whasser be OF the
80 j. K1RKNAN, President,
fell lot Nashville
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

MIsCELLANEOUs.


e. CAvAROC q co., OFFER FOR sALB-Land.
~ ing ex ship Elizabeth Ellen, from Bordeaux-
10 e,sts cLARET, Panliac.
Co. :. St. Estsphe.
.. Cantenac.
20 :. WHITE WINE, Hsut sautszne.
l40 bbis. -.
1000 boxes cLAREr. csntsnac. ..
1000 st. Julien.
4s5 :. WHITE WINE, Haut ssuterne.
46 half casks CLARET. Chau,esu Dillon.
Is WHITE WINE, Graves.
4 casks CLARET, Leovfle.
l99 boxes Chatesu Dillon.
20 :. :. 24half do. do do.
IA -. :. Chautsau I.aate.
l75 baskets EMPTY BOTTLES
% half :.
To arrive per ship oceana, expected from bordeaux
l45 casks CLARET, PAnilac.
IS St. Julien
H =. >. st. Estephe.
$50 bbis WHITE WINE, Haut sautsrne.
l7s5 boxes CLARET, Cantenac.
1915 :. =. ST. Julien
25o baskets ANIsETTE, chauvet.
10 quarter pipes Coco Pere 4 ils. 1890
octaves 1890.
quarters cccq Pers 6ls, 1862.
octAves 1902
70 casks cLAREr cotes de pronsae.
20 Chateau Dillon.
.. is quarter pipes Rochelle, A. segnet.e.
To arrive per ship Heidelberg, expected from Havre-
40 baskets CHAMPAGNEs, Eug. Clicquot.
To arrive per ship Peppere expected rom Bordeaux
l2 quarter pipes CoGNAC, j. B. Baron, 1897.
To arrive per ship Liguers, expected from Marselles-
400 baskets OIL, J. Plasniol. .-e.-
arrive per Hannah Crookes expected from Bordeaux
400 casks CLARET.
100 barrels WHITE WINE.
1850 CLaRET.
20 boxes FRUITS in Juice Mslinesu.
10000 or. boxes sARDINES, Rodei.
5000 half Bgot.
220O Or. =. ouill0h.
100 boxes MUSTARD. fel4 If
"A TWENTY NEGROES 6Ae
FROM ONE PLANTATION, tA!l related0
Whom the owner wishes to
..o SELL IN ONE LOT
FOR CASH, or CITY AccEPrANCEs. They can be see
CT. HATCHER's
fel26 sl.ve Depot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE.-THe FURNITURE AND FIX
@7T URES for Boarding House together with the
N ped lease of the premises. which beautifully located
and desirable portion Of The city within
short walk The house Ia large
everything in It was purchased months since The
ests enlistment is liberally patron'Zed.
p1 further particulars apply TO F. A. BARTLETT at
this office. fel5 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

kx1 FOR sALE-THE SPLENDID BALTIMORE
xA schooner H. ". FLY. 1872 tuns register capacity
400 barrels, years old and in hne order for
fs,s VI ''n t,Eo W. HyNsoN Co. 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

These Burners may be in operation at the Illinois
Central Railroad Office under St Charles Hotel Any orders
with W. E. REDDING, the Agent will receive prompt
attention felO If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

NEVER SAY pIE!-YoUNG MEN SUFFERING
~ from spermatohea, when satisfied that Qaaek Books"
"Buehu" Proprietors Of Mock Hospitals pseudo Hoc
tors LOST and vgo write to and
learn excellent way With stamp enclosed address.
In perfect confidence your friend former sufferer merely
prescribing Box 176. Charestown, Mass. jas lmsW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

ssxt FOR RENT.ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT AND
HShe watsred AIMS en the dickson EaiIoad 10y miles
cars running within hundred yards II the house. with good
orchard the place. Apply Ct 10 P0ydIas street. 70
fe1 If j. G. DOWNER, General Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

T5OR RENT-A FINE, LARGE BACK OFFICE on the
L second floor No. 81 Common street Possession
given Immediately. Apply to BARELLL CO.,
ia23 II 61 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

in the Back, and all Urinary Affections. .
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC soLU
T1ONThs orldenowned preparation all affections
the generaive organs whether chronic Physt
clans Of ENGLAND Of and Of America acknowledge s
Purely vegetable in composition, IT is harmless ii is e
cacs The system becomes nvgoated and the debiitated
'~N' b. ABRxMs
Sole agent for the United States,
mvl7 II ApothecAry, 26 Camp street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

aS-Toyv Boat Association and Baltze Tele.
Central Tow Beat office and the Office of
the B Telegraph have removed to No. Carondelet street.
jal9 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

-8feo STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Livingston, Feb. IL. 1853.
~ Proposals will be received by the un.
dersgned until the 18th day Of March the erection
sJail In the town Of Springfield
plan and specifications will te exhibited by the under.
signed, with full explanations In relation to the details
Mechanics and others invited call exsrnine ar
then make their bids provided bid shall the
three thousand dollars.
feIbtd A. DEvALL, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

a. JUST ARRIVED, WITH A CHOICE LOT Of
~ VIRGINIA NEGROES, conssiug Of Plantation Hands,
Backsmths Carpenters, and House Servants. and will
receiving fresh supplies during the Of the best
Negroes that can be bought Virginia Carolina
kes which offer sale reasonable terms
cash approved paper. :
Office Of Espanade and Charres streets, New
Orleans.
Ms 6m&w JOHN B. SMITH.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

q 80 ' " = " " - 80 :. ON
We have for sale in Hacez Mrs. in lots 10 suit purchasers
two varieties Of Cotton Sevdhe Mexican and Hedges
See .s-he prodpct of the latter Was sold I5
cents and Ii remarkable for s staple and silky fibre. Ap
p1v to VAUDEVILLE McILHENSY,
fpI7 Gray yprs streat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-15
Criminal Record.

Our usually quiet town has beea startled out Of
It's proprsty By the arrest of several persons we'll
known in this community. on the charge Of g con-
sPitasy to obtain money under false gfetences.
Sometime since a nan By ths name Of Jordan, lste-
IL driven isem New Madrid a suspicious chnrae-
ter, aud who had established raself in this Yicu-
uy, vas Srrcsssd % q charge Of couuttrfeitirg
b0a1d over, srI failing T. give esad. was committed
10 jail Since his conhaEmsht. he has Voluntarily
acknowledged bis own gait aad il IS Rpsn his ia
formation and other eViaSnse that the following
persons are now he d for ti,l: Joha A. Norman,
John GrO0ms, John WiIes, Jap Rodgers and II.
Kennedy Jordan says they were eoaosrseI with
him in conspiracy 10 obtain money fraudulertly,
as follows: Some Of them who owned horses Would
permit others to take them Of and sell ITEM aad
then adsy or tive after would feil0E up and reclaim
them.
The examination Of tie accused wAs had before
Vim King aud JUICES Davis and Parker. II began
on Wednesday and was concluded last Friday eyea-
ing. The evidence offered was by no means con-
elusive Of the guilt Of the parties though the eot
Notwithstanding the elequenSs OF eoussel in de-
fence, properly held them 10 al the Criminal
Ccu't, in a penalty Of $500 each. Judge King
nan, aided Mr.. Council, County AT 1rney, in the
prosecution. The latter deserves much credit fer
his energy and perseverance, in feFreiing out inl
quty and bringing offenders 20 justice.
We understand that many others ate implicated
BY the reveistiOns Of Jordan, though bis present
position and past life will prevent sensible persons
from attaching any importance unless sustained By
other coroboratiYe evidence, or aoWing any weight
10 his promiscuous accusations. In these days Il s
hard to tell guilt from ian5cence, AID in proportion
TO just severity, where guilt is established should
We be just aud moderate 10 suspicious while il
IS merely charged HieknISa (Ky Afgas. Jahs g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-15

( Thx EsfE FEosT We fad tie foylOuip4 psY.-
grapa IN an article in TIE Ssv FORK Ersaisq P5,, in
regard to The late frost n IS ssiaensly from n.
pen OF il, rost-edi.Or. HRsAxfs
There + somelhing imprsssisoiy sublime in thpse
euist JET poieRt ilA eaess Of nature has workip,
the stiffness of night. and 10 lev hours noiss
lessy utd ing she Itae and bsy l4bor Of n tsers
Of the soil Like tie sazsi that sstroysa the atsl
horn Of AL the houses Of Rg5Pt 81 icy-prsseucs
passes over t fields ali bursting with the treasures
Of grS wing yegesti 2, end The first born Of the car
The Budding grain. he ripening nit Of sprine-
Iims shrivsls agsy and dies. No haman pow er can
oppose tas progress OF the destroyiBg angel nor Is
there any bl0Ouy sign upon the door post that fore
telis bis coming. End yet the feaIfai visitant Is
sometimes fooled by sg neies lbai man Rouid nessr
lhink Of La some places = wind sweeps over tue
fields and Ihs frost dsrss not Gene zilhin the peer
Of its breath. In another place We hear Of dense
fog rising from q river, and spreading inland for
mile' covering the precious grain as with tent Of
slend aud sheltering Il from the bling cold.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-15
a chapter on frCnouncing the Names Of
Places nj The SenI Of VIM

4 Chapter on frCnOuncing the Names OF
Places at the Seat of War.
On the Goth Of Apr the Austris crossed The River
Ticno( ehetno.) They crossed at Psvis Pa-Vee al
6nd Beregusrdo, tBs-ra-gwas-do) and would have
crossed At Buf4Iora. (Boof-fa-lo-ra) had they not
fund the bridge blown up They occupied the
town OF NoVara (Nc-Vsa-ra.) FIgevsno I've jay-vs-
no, Pallauza (Psllan-ss,) Romsgnano (ioman yah
TO-, and Vercelh (Ver chellee,) establishing their
headquarters, trst 81 RObbo (Rob-bs-Ol and after
wares at MortaIs Nor tsh-rs.) They fortified them
selves the river Sess (Sa Sc a. and as lar north
as the LagO MaggiOre (Lah-go Mad-jo-ra.) They
pushed tneiE recon notering parties far west as
Stropplans (Slr"p pe-shDa) and Santhia (San-fe-s
snd sou Inward as far as San GioTgio (San J0T-jo)
and Vcghtra (Y5-gayrs,) having CROSSE the Pc al
Cornale (Cor-nah-ls) and meusced Tortona Forte
ma At Frassientt (Fsas-sentt-to) they had skirm-
lsh wtothe SsrdIn ans, 81 P0nteeurone Pom Ia Coo
re MAJ they blew up ralEsy bridge, and alenzs
(V4h- .eI -z4J destroyed another. So much for the
troops of Court Gyulis (Joc-li
Meanwhile the French, crossing the Alps came
pouring down from Mont Gents Nun Sch ee) into
SGza (Soosa) aud pushing forWsrd to join the Sar-
dnans at Turin. which they call TOrino (Te-ree-ao,)
whence the allied troops advanced TO forlify The
banks of the Dora Baltes, DORA Bal-tay-a.)
The other division of the French. and the En-
peror Napoleon himself landed ct Genoa lin ltlIsR
Ge-no-va,) ard proceeded North by railway to NOyi
Inc wee where they jlined the Sardian column
whose headquarters we're At the impFeguable for
tress OF AlessandFia, (Ales-san>dIe-a,J and who
also held the fortified tJsn Of Casals, (Co-sab-la
The King and the Emperor having met established
their ten norary heac-qCarttrs at Occimisno, (0t-
cht-me-ah NO whence they can easily cOmmuBi-
csate with their respeotiVs eOGms nders-GeneTsl
La Marmora lLlmsr-rora) and Marshal CanrobeTi
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