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zen St1no SErBt, mrtuen ~Aecbrtgn &Auptn Gin uor-
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Fermi,cEte Anzeigen.
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Fermischte Anzeigen.
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ScuIe uno @ian paiutsr ump @lai,
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NGc IL ecie G'el60fiojmeWe ,~nhl0errec &r!etier, Srpie aud
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
BY N. vIGN1E.

and on tbsua adjoining lot No IT, Of I feat It'll de 9Th
line Of 10.g56 feet. '' ~ w $50 '"s'
80. Le ~ Having depth OF 600 feet with width In
front Of 6A feet, and in the rear Of 80 fest.
3d. Lot H. on the Of the shove tr.cs
back sufficient depth to contain loo arpents bon,,dc.
on the lower side lice by the Desehan Canal great portion
of that large tract 10 very high and valuable Tire bols H.
cordng u the plan marked r.
40 TWO TRACTS OF LAND on the Islsnd Of B,rssrf,
one having about H arpens front the Bayou Baraara or
Ouacha and extending through island fronting on ~
Ba, on PsIro pero and the hsr adjoining above
the TEMPLE" being high bank OF Shells bounded on M
!ets-the whole as per plan O.
he whois Of the above described properties will sold &C
cordng 70 plans drawn by A. de Armas Esq., Surveyor and
W. McCulloh Esq., rvtyor General 0. the United States
FOR Lonsiana which plans be presently the
Aucionetrs Office, and will be exhibited the Jsuis
change few days previous to the sale.
~ TERMS AND CONDITIO SS.-Ope-ffth cash. and the
balance On credit Of l. and years. for Of
pnrchasts made payable the Czens Bank Lousans
secured by special mortgage the property Sold with all Of
vendor privileges the clause Of said
70 bear per cent interest from date until maturity
n case nonaymsnt at maturity said notes will then bear
per cent interest until fully paid This last cond
ton will not be understood delay any way
ment Of said notes.
The purchasers will themselves to be put In
and conditions above described within days from the day
OF sale and in Of delay neglect part the
property purchased by them will be sold account and
risk without aEy further notice.
Acts Of sale before f. Barnett Esq., notary public the ex
pense Of the purchasers. mI5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

A LITTLE CHILD LOST IN THE MoUNTAIN.-The
Gettysburg (Pa.) Compiler gives an account of the
loss of little hey, four years of age, of Mrs
Oyler, of Cumberland county. He stayed from home,
and the whole neghborhood started out the search
securing the surrounding mountain through the day,
and displaying lighted torches after night. After two
days and nights the body of the little fellow was dis.
covered nearly nine miles from his home. The Com
piler then adds:
The little dog, which had been the child's play
mate, and which had accompanied him ia his long
and fatal journey, was found nestled in the chd's
BOSOM with his head reclining on his cold and life
less form. The faithful dog had trampled quite a
path around the felesss body Of the sleeping inno-
cent, thus betraying the affection that it had for the
youth, and in its fond caresses had licked back the
hair upon the child's forehead. The corps was con.
veyed home to its weeping mother, who, under the
peculiarly affecting circumstances, was almost frantic
with grief. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
FROM NATcHEz-In the Natchez Courier, of Fri
day last we find the following paragraphs:

rhoA HNAlShEZ'-lu tuc NdsCucA SVuEleE, VI Ell.
day last, we find the following paragraphs:
Our city was disgraced yesterday by most wan.
ton piece of bloodshed committed in open day, and
upon one Of our principal streets. As person
named Joseph r. Butts, stranger in our city, was
riding on horse back, at about o'clock on Franklin
street. he was fired upon by man named Aeck Balm.
who was standing on the corner of Union and Frank.
lin Streets Butts had noticed Balm and had accoste
him. it is stated, as he was riding, with the familiar
words. Halo, Aleck, how are you?n The reply
three shots from Bains pistol all of which took
effect upon Butts; one in his right breast the other
near the right groin and third through one hand,
Butts fell from his horse, was picked up by persons
whom the firing had alarmed in their houses and was
conveyed to the State Hospital We fear there is but
little hope of his recovery.
Balm started down Union street. but was arrested
before he had got great ways and safely lodged in
Jail to answer the oense. He had upon his person.
when examined, considerable money in gold, two
pistols and a most murderous looking cane knife.
What motive caused the act, we have not heard II
wears the appearance of cold.blooded murder
A Mr.. Collins Miller, Of Franklin county, was
robbed on Wednesday evening last, in Wall street,
near Market, of his pocket-book. containing about
$500. Suspicion rested, we regret to say upon two
young men OF our city, e. G. Beaverton and VIM.
Ble6soe. who were arrested yesterday morning, and
examined last evening before L. Il. Cory, Justice Of
| the Peace.
The result Of the examination was the holding of the
accused to bail in the sum of $4,000 each, to answer
the charge at the next Circuit Court. In default of
| bail, the accused were committed to Jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

An EXTRAORDINARY Casa CLGRGYHAN An
RESTED FOR FORGERY WHILE PREACHING FuNnRAL
sERNoS-The Cleveland Plsindealer of the l1th re.
ates the following extraordinary case !:
We had an interview with Mr.. Isaac Reynolds. Of
Trumbull county last evening" who had just
from Glenwood, Mills county, Iowa. where be owns
some land. He gave US an item Of interest. On last
Monday afternoon, as the Rev. VIM. Watson, the
pastor of the Methodist Church in Glenwood, was
preaching funeral sermon, he was arrested BY Of.
fcers from an adjoining county for passing counter.
felt money The people in attendance at the funeral
were soncensed at the officers that they thrust them
from the house. and they concluded to retire until the
obsequies were concluded. The clergyman did mot
accompany the procession to the grave, and the Of
fcers arrested him.
They previously searched his house, in the cellar
Of which they found inks presses, papers, rolling
tnre OF counterfeit bank bills. They also found about
900 in counterfeit bills, $500 OF which we're lOs
on the Forest City Bank Of this city, and about $500
in 5's on the State Bank Of Ohio. The clergyman
made clean breast of the matter. He became con-
nected with some countereters about two years ago.
and as he had been in early life an engrayer be had
been very useful and hard-working member OF the
gang. He has preached in Glenwood about three
years He Is about forty years old a man of family,
and has been very generally esteemed and respected
BY his congregation and neighbors. He said be
with"
This explanation was not very satisfactory to his
parishioners, however, and they discarded him at
once. He must have been nice minister. An ex-
animation of his "sudyn showed that he was reeu-
lar subscriber to the Life in Boston, Venus Miscel
!any and other flash papers, and the shelves Of his
bookcase adorned with the yellow lives
of numerous celebrated highvaymen, forgers. Etc,
He was taken before Justice Of the Peace aud in
default OF heavy bail, was committed to the county
jail TO await trial before the Court Of Common Pleas
The incident created great sensation in the little
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

AMUSING LETTER OF NICHOLAS LoNGwoRrH.-
Mr. Longworth the Cincinnati millionaire lately re.
signed the Presidency Of the Pioneer Association, u
a letter, of which the following is a copy:
CINcINNArI, March 4, 1850 Dear Sir:-The
Pioneer Association requires a younger President.
and who has more leisure to attend to his duties
than have. My intention was to resign, when in.
formed Of my appointment, as soon as had sent in
an address. To do that required old Pioneer, and
one old enough to have the singular pride to boast Of
his age. How old we, of the male gender must be
before we reach this point cannot say. Possibly as
many years as our witnesses. On a certain occasion
meeting was held of old females and the INQUIRY
was, how old is woman before she takes pride ia
boasting of her age? One said sixty years another
seventy; and one, more years when, to settle the
question, they agreed to leave it to an old grand
mother, who was sitting in soft armchair BY the
fire, who was ninety.Gye years of age. ooh p said
the old lady, you must ask somebody who is older
than am'
My respects and regards to the Association,
N. LONEV0Rru
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
LIFE ON THE PLANs.-Froms the St. Louis Repub
lican Of the 18th we extract the following -


llcan of the 18th we extract the following
On Friday last, John Hall made affidavit before E.
". Stands, Esq, of the particulars attending the
loss OF the Neosho mail last December. Hall states
that he left Neosho No. for Albuquerque, N. NJ, ON
the 9Th November last, having ia charge the mail
consisting Of about four five pounds of letters and
papers. Ae started with the intention of overtakiug
Lieut.. Stein and Lieut.. Beae, with their escort who
were some eight or ten days in advance Of him. When
about twenty four hours behind Lieut.. STEMS party
as he judged from their camp fires Hall was attacked
by band of Comanche Indians, about forty in num-
Der, who succeeded in taking him prisoner not, how
ever without resistance on his part. Hall was &C.
verey wounded by arrows in the leg and side, and
his mule was shot dead. The mail was destroyed.
For four or five weeks Hall was completely Frustrated
by his wounds, and was compelled, on bis recovery,
to follow his captors from place to place on the
prairies. About the middle of February having re-
covered from his wounds, he succeeded In making his
escape on of the horses belonging to the Indians
For four days and nights be travelled necessarily,
without rest or food but succeeded in gaining the
settlements, although so debiltated he could hardly
sit upon his horse. -.
He reached st. Louis on Friday, and left for his
home in Clay county on the same day. His relatives
and friends deepared Of ever seeing him again, and
his escape from captivity and death was almost mira
culous. None but hardy uoyageur like Hall could
have endured the hardships and suferinga to which
be WAS exposed. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
TMPoRrANT TO PLANTERS,

We have been informed that the usual practice of planters
in ordering their supplies of our
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated VERMIFUGE,
Has been to simply write order vermfuge The conse.
auence that instead Of the genuine Dr. McANEs vermi
fuge they frequently get the many worth
less preparations called vemuge the public We
therefore beg urge upon planter the prspriey and
Importance Of invariably writing the name in full and 20 ad
wise their factors agents that they receive any other
than the genuine Dr. McIane's Celebrated yermituge
pared by Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh Pa
We would also advise the same precautions in ordern Dr.
AcLASES Celebrated LIVER PILLS. The great pop ulary
Of these Pills specific Liver Complaint and all
The bilious arrangements prevalent the South h is In
ducsd the vendors of many worthless norums to claim for
their preparations similar medicinal virtues Be not deceived
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated LIVER PILLS
Are the original and only reliable remedy Liver Complaints
that has yet been discovered and urge planter and er
chant AS he values his and health those depending
on him. to be careful in ordering Take neither vermuge nor
Liver Pills unless you getting genuine Dr
McLANE's, prepared by
FLEMING BROTHERS,
Pittsburgh Pa.
Below we give list of of the principal wholesale drug
gsts aud dealers in patent in this city and from
whom the genuine Dr. McIanes Celebrated vermfuze and
Liver Pills always be obtained They are also sold by all
respectable druggists
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated yERuIFUGI r.
AND LIVER PILLS.
lis gross in store and to arrive.
j. WRIGHT L CO.,
81 and Isl Char,res street.
DR.. McLANE's Celebrated vERNIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
200 gross to arrive aud in store.
sCovII Il MEAD
Ill and 13 Chartres street
DIR. McLANIG's Celebrated yERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
100 gross arrive an in store.
G.N. MORRISON & CO.,
- Magazine street.
DIR. sIcLANE's Celebrated YER MIFUG e
AND LIVER PILLS.
100 gross to arrive and in store
O. o. wooDMAN,
Corner Common md Magazine streets
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated yERNIIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
l25 gross to arrive and in store.
+. B. WHEELoCK & CO.,
43 Magazine street.
DR.. NcLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always in store and for sale by
JAMES SYME,
1871 Canal street.
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE1
AND LIVER ILLS
eonsn, supply in store and for sale by
E. j, HART & CO.,
II and 70 Trhoupitoulas street,
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMiFUt;E
AND LIVER PILLS
constant supply always in and for sale by
READ, HEDGES & CO.,
los Canal street.
Dir. McLANE'S Celebrated VEkMIFIIGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always A store and for sale by
F. p. DUCoNGR,
ma 2niW 40 Cbartr.s stra,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

STORM IN CoNCoRD1A PARIsH.-The Concordia In.
telligencer of Friday says:
very severe storm experienced in this vicinity
on Sunday night last The rain fell in torrents and
of truth it may be said the very windows of heaven
were opened while hail. the most vivid and incessant
lightning, with heavy peas Of thunder, combined to
make the occasion one of sublimity and awful gran
deur. During the night the river rose six inches,
which a the present Time with the water near the
top of the bank, must be considered o remarkable
rise.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21

THE AMERICANS IN ST. LoUIs.-The Americans
in ST. Louis ha:e nominated ticket of their own fol
the next municipal election in that city. The Repub
lican says:
The effort of the Democrat and News to drive ba
gain by which the Americans and Black Republicans
should agree upon joint stock ticket, does not seem
to have been successful resolution having this OBJ
ject in view was voted down in the American Conven.
ton yesterday, and ticket of blooded Americans
agreed upon. We shall now see whether there is
backbone enough in the Black Republican faction to
put ticket in the field and support it honestly and to
the end.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-21
FROM Observation-Disclosures from Kingston, il
maica, is to the 10th nlt, An eychance savs

FROM Observation-Disclosures from Kingston, ia
maica, is to the 10th ult. An exchange says:
The Colonial Government were engaged making
arrangements for carrying into effect the provisions
of the act of last session. establishing communication
by means of steam vessels. between this port and
Kingston. A Hndoo coole, named Matardn, was
executed in the Jail yard of Spanish Town on the
18th ultimo for the murder of another cooe. He
died unrepentant to the last, refusing all offers of re
gious consolation from ministers of religion who, as
he said, ate his god-the Ok. The culprit disclosed
before his death most singular case of theology as
his belief, based principally on the metempsychoss.
Two other men and one woman (natives of that
place) also lay under sentence of death for murder,
without any hope of pardon and several trials were
pending for the same oense. deputation Of blacks
(tbe most respectable of them having backed out)
had waited on the ex-Emperor Solouque with on
address of sympathy The deputa,ion it is said, were
coldlr received. Public indignation has been ex.
pressed at such singular proceeding the part of
people, who, having been recently delivered from
bondage, thus openly express their sympathy for a
deposed tyrant. There had been much rain.
The coffee crop looked favorable. Feyers were
prevalent