New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
a Bad History.


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a sad H,.torv.
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..s Ine fstrcs - week briefly announced ~ -
tsnes,Sn ~ ers q q cd dilspidated fsTmhoass ID
bor11iville, ~ wbtcA caualty SWo bf0thefg o3d -
who bad alno.t iaissS iinis & @ tirsss
ecofe yean ana ten,1 perh6ed Ihe record of fEst
disaster has - e ~ tpquisy atcnt IL history 81
shoss men-she yiestns, u a psul my, q q T.
re aBissk..x -, - = u = - s..
and Pfcyldsnce Tufnliks, ahcst u - ~
negan. was sadiy dtlapidate1 ~ - q
very type q poverty and dee1y 1le - - vlo
once ped = would IsuenbK = - q -
dseams; Iu broad dsylishs = ps1.t l!s.(hs
Of lndolence," while q night + Ioeo 81 =
tect9rai skeleton. The bafs ard ~ - ll1
carnival there while ~ ss.etae eWl ~
watched from The sidse.pole - " cafmDey
JaUss a1d koeest Bng9e wefe nn1tvW ~ Xe1oess )
township that few men have dared 70 acknoWiedes
q Their birthplace The brothers Briggs In thelK
native sown, some nitsen O. twenty yean -, ~
made shefr nome et thc Blackmar farm, Of whjch
they owned one gytietk part PeqpIs Who eoune
their wealth by bonds, mortgages, hank-1tock md
other certificates Of prosperity, en- make make
ss q sn "a u@sss sSs se.s ss % e
acres Of poor. sterile land. would net then.
friend living near the locality ~ IT, nen
Wero very iLiteraee ard ind0lent; yet, haxmle ~
peace,ble; They vese nsaalally tald. ~. -
them: They would dodss into thsis - islISd1I
than be spoken 70 BY the Paaaer-hy. Ihey ftsqu
made excursions g the nsiehho.i1e yiiagee g be&s
y : mystery. Although they planasa : liss,s cusn
and Pota.oes, tnese netsly e.er ~ rtpe Une1Ieu-
na!sy, tney reversed sns rules a Eood hanoendxy
ano planted 70 tne antnmn irntead q Ne spfir4.
Iney Kept aiew foNle and several snoeeA Khe ~
ter, they trained to follow t1sm M aogE 49,
night came, 10 Summer and lAI one * H. bgDehesB
would sta!t on = lunar excas1ion followed ~ their
pl9s, W PEE W VIVA. saey mIgnt = mo "a nc wOgss
stroyed, they had some twenty or m0ee bushsh q
acorns. gasnered z, ieea lor their pcsetne co@pan
ions. Inese nogs mao Deen keps aye 0F AZ yeass,
ana re rs.son tnsy s,ve icf tesptng them e long
ana q course tneY dlsiiked e kiI them-
a horse y valuable friend e man, and very -.
ncaole on tne arm. Ine backmar iarm supported
one, whenever tne neignDoa mad one 70 give awsy-.
any summets ana aboas .nas number q dreesy vim
tefs. vctogenarian horses liked thas farm. There
vas h.tle marc worn 20 6e done; many iong days 70
!ean oIeamiy agslnss w. Iencss ana Heep "a nlla-
n. tep0ss ssys yoas one q lnese ye9erane
noIsI unlotsonAtey an4 seoiy teil into oeet mkxe
avsr Ins nSsre KS y y ~ 20 man
ss;s ~ W. y ~ no9,e
oDal.su 'Isa. P.Isssvns ano nsCelsles q me. NO
~ an ~ sneM y | .seM = pa.snsse bs1ny worm g
erocerles 20 q 1000. = mystef1ous fioyldence may
nave iso insn, ese nature fought shs wolf q hnns
I% Housshod sss SSSi furniture contribute. % our co<t
convenience; ~ y ,ne adlunct o. every good home.
ane loaaea Ml.n loa,t pee,, po1!tIy vegetables,
sna Otnef goco .nings looss Weii. acn carpets exe
cordas 70 s1cs legal Dsa Il so
| soia, = eooa % lounge upon. mllfcF reflects our
new coat or 9ress .es us wnen our locks are hecom
gs ana me Re sss 1d
/ graced the old Blnckmar house. Not even straw