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Dodge ana MkFksE0ad az Dn-
49, haMmm.

d Fnom the fellowing hrisf notice eff "a
discussion at Dubaaus, which we eiiv
from The Herald, ID will be seen shal
there, as slsswhsEe, Ar. Kiskwooa man.
TESTS tho same destination IL oandor, tbs
ssme disposition TO impose upon Gh'
people by fraud and nisrepresen tation
Shd tue ssns Low, psstifegging trioksry
Which characterized bis efforts ia Thu
part Of ths State while the true manly
bearing, tina ruth, sincerity aud aauaou
of aan. Dodge, togssher with his ans
personal presence, make hosss If friends
for hin and converts . the eaass Of
Democracy, wherever 10 goes.
ssGgn. Dodge, 81 we have said, spoke
Win thas eanaog and fairness which
marks the high-mindsd aha pare mind.
ea-~thg honest man. be spoEa IS nan
speaks who wouid aos deceive or rais.
represent CT who would noe consent 60
secure votes by any Of those acts which
asmagnguss prastice.
He spoke the Erush--what be felt and
was conscious 20 be truth, and wa are
much mistaken il mis- haaxsrs were nos
lmpressed Hith q ginpsra aonyicslon.
Rnt wish che advantage at q better
voiee stoater lungs and greater Raenuy
As = sps@ksgk DIR. kiFkRood lost BIZ his
deceptiaa-~aais misrepresentation. asad
the absence Of candor, ia iaans to all his
bearers, anything which those advanta-
ges raight hKve given hfrAs
lie was nos honest in his staten ssaEs
Of facsss or ths position 81 his AnsRxon.
iht-- ha VAS nos candid, aud the want az
i Nas eleasly sssn BY als man who heard
him. ~, ~ IS @
The aEst thing which BE- did, altar his
introductory remarks, wAa 10 read Q
ssatsmexkin eireulax fsom Mr. Cassell.
IS representing population aad expresses
Of State asa gsyefameatundeg tie Dem-
oosaaia snf Republican rule. But that
ststsrasas Is fraud and chest. It sap
presses i've years Of tha Democratic al
ninigsraglon- Lin fact thres 1852 s a 4.
and MF. Klrkwood knew it, and hsnces
in presenting thas statement With the
circular in hla bard, he kRaw hs was d.
deixmg his auditors
Nor wHs Mr., Kirkwood lees nneansia
throughout hia whole speech bus We sd
glad EhAi II 2As - gssrings EhAs faw 40.
dienees viii be deceived 4 be paFaasa j
ssfntiaE San<8Ss fa
In OR estimation, Gen., Dodge vas
seo eoarth0as tcwAras hin. Tor MIssn
ssy nan knowingly msngaprssenls What
be hoIds il BIS hsnSia, hs sksuld Is sfop-
ped ard to sEsgusi0a u The audiences
called 10 the massapw esentaEiun.
Gen. Dodge gains mnsh NJ atumping
With Mr.. kirkwoeds far villa he II sv-
afywheFs tfk| aissa VI u sA2ssA6 nd hon-
sssy, Azr5 KErkwssa u charged wisgs
wAns 81 tlaDss uualsfsAs 80
Ea@Rsssanw - aasa seaa@ea RmaR.
ne g6lsswsngs from NE lass adarsss
u .. i. Kasssn, chaEsnass RnpahaisAa
Gsnzsa zssza sAss = ! eas 80 shame
less ATawml ii Ahsir ssalalny IL fADbihx
shs shildssa II sasss a6a sssal gand
sEut he lna M 4 yllzs paya.
BIZ ass ssefs ri pesREu Nj III
ha aAH nNAIa hffaSe hssi Ia Eas ID. Assaa
haE saN aala paes a ii AAx me -
aaa mssApssaR Ct a&n ID -
aems1l aa@A aeasNe "a - ia d ~ .sssnl
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$500


BUSHELS ears WANTED,
By T0OTLE d JACKSON.
asp2S-6s Sc "a - tt
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Vn AAQAaaY aH'eszsnN, 18th shs& ms aboat
Q p. H., between ToeEle q, Jarkssn's stors
and HAgg's Brewer, % BroadwaE, a
Ladyss IasEa GeEd Isoeksk Eresstpin, with
a Gkeasas "a tbs inside. Tha Lady viii
literally EswaHA tae kaasr b. lsaSing the
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| have Tor &sle ; gepa esaEsa kwo gt0Ey
STORE moo So n @g6be ss CITY, Isx36
sseas HAiaa anA q COS hAma mmzAmaL TAG
houae can be READILY snewsa aaa ak little
sxpsA@a. Texmm ra&saaabie, ..-
;, u. KENN EDY.
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NORM aanfh 81 80 VYesa.

N0Kxkay 80ufa EazH and w est
ID stsf1 dissfisg SOD Every eoausy y
ths Sssas, palisieal ehApsss AsFs bssa
gsing on Zoe two meuaAGs paaA, iasnring
{ glcsIsas ssiumph eshs DemsesAey Oh
Tuesday next Thess changes are nos
aonhped u aay epe alass. pSOfezsianal
masaz1a sx snaasnssaA0k Congress ~=saar-
chants, lawyers aad mseAaniesy ~ web
= fAgmsss. afs s0sapg1sad ii Us Int d
shess whe bars Fsaasaeaa ~ hIsek -
pmblsn@m pastry azsk dseA@Tsa kAesF ins
eenaioa d sosa she Dsmaesasss tiskas.
wAils shsss ass soanssd by hnndsedas
Il aahAs ssoti oass se hsys sssar heagd
a ! aipgas Da4oaRaa smsniag Rspabils
can. 81 bssme ID ease isAss Aaaaasisasa
with Nv paxss. h as rsrs d tAs State
Besiass Ihis thssa iays izsse dOrmant
sDss - ~ Eiass, Aneanlins e msny
sisonsanas, wAas hass nj sa - sssy
ssa ss sFs aas III kllsA q ~
ippr u thgs co.'s ssIa lhs 30
aslak nasssssg = j ebs sass
GovesnnenE The lassa aaz a ~
psegas haze buem ss 81 is fyI
aes ~ 60 v ! ss.E a
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49, Il. E 4 zz.sss 80 Il : =
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VIZ. nsaI, joins Eaxsa8n, s
g. YiIes, 5amss EOgsdsns
j. Z. Cxoslrh, g, w I.aznlsa. -.
1aeob 0roaeh. Il. John Fioek.
Jassb Eguaeh, II. Dassa Pfbek,
a. ~. EElss.a b V. aEasasssass
y, I. Deflta. Elam Rose. y.
G. Nj. KaFidon, JOB Danawag,
i 4 AhFmek N@xiSssn #ss@M
E. Perrin, Michael KI0eh.s
81 d WhApps Themss naHaway,
asIsa 1e< 81 ss Ha
! III AEsniss3as M b
W6s Harris m K1g8 q
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26
, FOsTER's SLAVE DEPOT,

The undersigned most respectfully presents this his
card to the pahe at large for the coming season. in the
sale OF Slaves Shall have constantly aaIge and cpre
Iy selected stock OF Slaves calculated please pur
CHASER Jet ms wants be what they Having three extern
svs yssSs am prepared to accommodate FIVE
for boarding and lodging with attendance MY bust
ness viii be strictly confined to commission giving thereby
each and every trader equal opportunity in The disposal
ms negroes thankful for past fayors respectfully solicit
continuance OF all former customers and friends OF 7sl
mr.. Ii. q. WREN, HUMHOPATHIST = OFFICE
~ corner OF Julia and Mag Iine Streets
milo Sm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

Office, Banks Arcade.
MONDAY, May 2, 1859, at IL O'Clock. NJ.
I at the CITY Hotel Common street. will sold at public
auo Tor account OF former purchaser the following de-
tcrlbed property: 20 "
NINE Lo1S OF GROUND in the square bounded bv An.
tome Bernadoe and Palmyra Streets designated by
Nos 2, 8. 4,5, 6, I, s and Q.
Lot No measures 81 feet IL inches and lines front nm
inches and lines in depth and front Benadoe street and
III feet ~ inches and lines the division Lot No
10 No. j. and measure each 81 feet Il inches and
on jackson street. the width in the rear 1877
teet III inches and lines between equal and parallel lines
Lot No 81 feet Ii inches and lines front on
jackson street III feet 10 inches and in depth on the
line dividing it from Lot g. los feet inches and fines on
the other iae dividing from Lot No. s. B 10 inches on
me rear Inc to jackson street. and % feet inches
Lot No 81 feet II inches lines front on
street. los feetS inches depth line yi
ding It from Lot No. Z IS feet inches te other depth line
dividing from Lot No. g. and 81 feet inches diagonal
rear line. e
Lot No. is Of triangular form. measures 40 feet IL
ihches lines jackson street. 10 feet inches
ore line and IS feet and inches the line dvid from
Lot No s. ~ o '
Hy- TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs-oneaftb cash. and the
paice on credit of three four years. for notes
OF the purchasers made payable at the Citizens of Louis
lana ecured by special mortgage the property with
az Of the vendors privileges and the clause aeuando
SAID notes TO bear six cent interest per annn from date
until maturity the amount of each cude the interest
then Gne In of after maturity said notes
VIII then bear eight interest per until fully
PAID This last condition will not be understood delay
IN nny way the payment OF said notes
he purchasers will themselves in possession
at their and will comply with the terms
and conditions above described within fifteen days from the ny
OF ae and in case of delay NEGLECT part the
property purchased by them will be sold for their account and
risk without any further notice.
Acts Of sale before H. b. Cenas ESQ., notary public No l6
common street, at the expense Of the purchasers s22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

The WHEAT CRop IN TExAs.-The Gonzales En-
quirer says that the prospect of the wheat crop in
that county is quite encouraging In the valleys of
the Leon and Little river more wheat will be har-
vested than ever before. In Collin Denton, Dallas
and Parker. very large crop has been put in, and
every thing is favorable to its growth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

BY N. VIGNIE,
Blk LOTS or GROUND WITH TIE BuIT,DTgaa TukRy
on useo as Taunery corner Of IsureI Seventh sts
BY NJ VTgNfE

ofice-so. Banks Arcade.
L At Bapks Arcade will be soldy " So~ ~A''
SIX LOTS OF GROIN; n IL =anars t.,,s.x
gs Oak Seventh snd Eighth Streets desgnated as os No.
Lots Nos measure each 81 feet inches front on ssy
enb street by fset deep her the budiuos thyson
rooms Closets gallery Kitchen etc On i'll M an To-. S ~
g. there is large TwoSory Frame BoiidBg used q Tan
Lot n feet snd IL inches front on ssvsu,h
I0ts Nos and o measure sach al go n i,.s -. =
Seventh street. by 100 feet deep together Win large one
story Frame House. having six rooms etc c,erns nrfs
ETC., etc. = - '' r'''e''
measures Al feat ii inches frnnt an Ssysn ~. ~
deep and fronting on Lauei street Tic vbos IN
the plan now exhibiting At -.
credit Of And years. for notes secured Sy
said property and bearing Per cent interest per epn from
dste until maturity and Ii case Of ss,sr mstnyt
Per cent per fully paid The buildings to be- IN.
sured against the Of FIRE and the policies OF
feed annually 10 the holders on nd notes unti n.
---- -, - :, -e.e. R.e 80
cbao of FrERsoN-ExTRNsIyE SALE OF TWELVE
noce squares or parts OF OF ground divided into
seis os most convenient for large and comfort
gardening. etc. comprised within the limit
~ and Magazine streets between Rickeviile and
on credit Of one, two and three years, for
"'ie' "fnout endossers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26
WANTED.

WANTED-ANY ONE WANTING A COMPETENT
k-keeper who is well known in the city hear
one by addressing q. at this office az If
6Sk WANTED-A SMALL VESSEL TO LOAD
1SNHfor Baltimore For terms, apply to
&6ssE J. H. BASS,
me- No. ll9 Common street.
GENTS WANTED-TO SELL VALUABLE
Book published In New Orleans. Address Box 49,
Office New Orleans La with postage stamp enclosed
urn answer ja29 tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26
Ns6 Orleans 1ailu 6restent.

The CAss,YRrsARRI TaEATY--The Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore sua writes, under
date Of the 18th
The information which gave yesterday in rexayd
to the Presidents intended course upon the mS6j6
cations of the Csss Yrsarri treaty with Njcsra1ua
is undoubtedly correct. The President viii not Il.
cept the ratification with the modification adopted ~
the Nicaraguan Government, whether the sans
notifications have been assented to by the British
Minister, in the British transit treaty, or not
1t was one Of the chief objects OF this Government,
in negotiating the Cass Yrisa treaty, to secure to
the United States right 70 land an armed force on
the Itbmus for the protection OF American interests
thereon and also 70 transport troops and mentions
OF war across the Isthmus when occasion might re-
qure it. But 1t would seem that the treaty rati-
fed costaiDa no stipulation allowing the United
States to land forces at ALL except for the purpose Of
suppressing 6buser enterprises and it denies TO the
United States the right Of Transporting troops across
the isthmus except with the consent Of the NicaYa-
guam Government.
At present, therefore, the Cass Yrisarri treaty
must be regarded a. having been repudiated By
Nicaragua. The treaty was once ratified by The
Nicaraguan Congress, and was rejected by Martinez
The only c0urse left for this Government to pursue 10
to consider the treaty ratified and exercise all the
rights which il proposed to grant to the United
States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

TREASURE TRoyE.-A box, containing several
hundred dollars worth of old Spanish coin, and
was dug up few days since, says the Elkhart IN.
W Review, in that town.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

SLArEHoLDING DECLARED A SIN-The New York
East Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in session last week at New Haven, Conn,
Bishop James presiding. The body passed resolu-
ton, almost unanimously that slaueholding is sin
and that the word STAKEHOLDER" should be inserted
in the General Rules as one Of the things forbid.
den by them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

On one occsson !. ba,s., ,,.,..t v.,a,s. r,sx.,s
called to buy some fury Of us. la esrtss
was anyo,s ~ njay ;oLs ,,,, .es ~.
several kinda M fpr insndinr hes,s,a - sea n'
He wa,tsd go =. an.s;s ,cIS ~ - eoney
hut NJ W.T. s,s ha.s ~ -. - neas
dred pounds "'~'' ''es' No. '''s.s' nan-
What m .or,h Z. v,r,s,. so;n~ ,,s.s u...s. ! Il,
\. 81 w eas ~ . "o1's1 uons VIZ
.,s yao 10y " n Ply sslsa 1im 10y ssess
veonr RoiSs T. NJ e Tn nassi sna iog 1890 g
cSs1ss ~ ~h.hsr = ss ~ uess -
m ~ stsrtsS s-fst = t ~. ~. ~ 49, -
BE Knocked 4 H. dor m n 49, HI ssv
ny II S =. s 3 sse ne. -
Mn. No. ~ ~ Il; n ~ NJ n - -
she Il ecu sapp ~ K = ~ IA y 800 sse 49, ~
lady. :. - = Hasn's !" $500 sas osa :
. To make hnaar vns H. ,.ry,, 80
!" To tim haas, sappcs,. ~ ,e.n j rsr,o..
Mrs Wheeer -. =
"Weu. dom knov 49, e 49, ~ ~ sr
call nv daughter - ~ "a ~. o1s VI
Passing into smother M visss2s = y..ks. ), -
younger Was It work, - inssrssS - ~ ~. ~
30. he means sister NARY. rrns,.ts. i $3.50.
wants some ladies' hats replied Es k = IN -. -
ed into the pariog, :. = a
~ suppose You wish to see my stuter Mary: she
is our m liner y said the younger Koekts =. 2 s.'e
AT wish 10 zee whoever owns tbe nsoss.tx II -.
batter. = $3.50 -
Sister Mary was sent for and ANN unds -. -.
pearance As soon as she was introduced a. hstter
informed her that Re Wished n Inv 70; - l.sss1
Boy Rasbiai exclaimed Mary, ia mrpsi,. az
don't understand you.u = - = = =
Your name Il Mics Wheeler fey;ev. y, II ~.
batter who was annoyed Al dc diocnItv Il. ~ A.,
in being updesstood. .'s s. - -
at ID sirn
"Ah very well, IA tlere old and vnowv y,c..s. 6.
the ho0se. -. 'S-'-s 1''<''e =
"I believe there ii p mid NAVY u,ynri..a - -
familiar manner in vhich Is mnFs II ~ nsbs, ~
sister, both OF whom were urssent
.sWhat is the price OF "a Rn.sia pev ,,orva !, ..s
ed the halter - - g. 1's,--4', e--R
al believe, sir, that Old Russia Il MI a, II.
piled Mary Indignantly. = 80
Well. what do you ask for yoare Rnaf. ~ nur.
sued the batter - s7 = '7S'z.'.-s' -" -
"Sir" said Miss Rushia the yoonear np;..ir. =.
her feet, do you come here 70 fnsuit dsse~csi.-
females7 II you do we will coon call ar 6sSSiss-
who is in the garden and be win puniah n, -
deserve.n 81 lsE7a = =
"Ladies!m exclaimed the batter In aatouishne.f
!" what on earth have done to offend Won CO.,
here on business matter. want to 6uy anne Rns.
STA. was told You had old and young Eusgia N m,
to be the fact but she says Tie old Rassis a ~ ~
sale. Now, if can bny the Young Rus,ia- vsnt b,
do so-but il that can't be done, pleaee ~ - snd
will trouble Won no further y ~ - -, $50 =
/" Mother open the door, and let the eentIem.n r.~
out he is undoubtedly crazy said Miss Marv. =
By thunder! believe I shall be II / rrnaiiy hev.
long" exclaimed the halter, considerably exciteS
" wonder II folks never do basineU n tkes. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

FROST IN RArIDEs.-The Alexandria American of
Saturday last says:
We had heavy white frost this morning and it
is supposed that the growing crop is materially in.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

Listening to lady who was pouring out stream
Of talk, Jerrod whispered to the person next him,
she'll be coughing soon, and then we can strike mi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

CoTToN BY RAILROAD To GALvEsroN-The Gal.
weston News of Thursday last says
The train on the Harrisburg Railroad on Tuesday
brought 6l3 bales Of cotton from the San Bernard.
The train crossed the Brazos river without making
any stop, and this we learn is now usually the case
The above cotton we understand is the first that has
been brought from the Bernard, but there are many
thousand bales to follow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

Some of the Locofoco editors seem to use the
name of the devil quite too frequently. We guess
he'll haul them over the Goals for it one of these
DAVIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

FROST IN ALABAMA.-THe Mobile Tribune of Sun.
day says:
Seven miles west of the city there was consider.
able frost this morning 1T was cold enough to pro.
duee the same effect here if there had been moisture
enough.
In 1851 we had frost on the 22d and 23d of April.
The coincidence between that year and this is re.
markabe. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26
= ,CooPER's WELL, KINDS COUNTY, ~.

SHH7 Mississippi.
EJn This favote place of resort is aIwavs IN rs.a ~
ness for tho reception OF guests "
The is recommended by the Medical Faculty for the
GLOWING Diseases, To- wit
ChroRic Diahea Dyspepsia Dropsy Chlorosis Diabetes
Gravel and General Debility. ~
INMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
N BThe Well is l95 miles from New Orleans by the New
Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad do Tery's
Depot 1874 miles IL miles staging from Tsrrys TO the Well
daily mlil line foHr-horse coaches.
Band of Music will be in attendance during the summer
months. fe23 2m&Ws
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

We are tired of hearing Mr. Douglas called the
little giant. I'm. Journal.
Call him the big pigmy, then.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26
WEATHER IN CENTRAL M1ss1ss1rp1.-The Licking

WEATHER IN CENTRAL MIss1ssIppI.-The Licking
ton Advertiser of Friday last says:
sudden change took place in the weather on last
Saturday. After few days of extremely warm
weather it became suddenly cold with a stiff north
wind blowing. Sunday and Monday mornings
pretty heavy frost took place. but not sufficiently SO
as to do much injury to the crops In some neigh.
borhoods corn and potatoes were slightly injured.
The weather IS now warm again. Most of our plant
ers who have delayed planting cotton, have now com
menced active operations for doing So It has been
noticed by many OF our Oldest planters, that for
years back more or less frost has almost invariably
been experienced about the middle Of April no matter
previous to the same.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

CoTToN DEsTRoYEp.-The Richmond (Texas) Re-
porter states that the 18th nst two loads of
cotton, in all some sixty bales were destroyed by fire
at that place. One of the cars consumed. and at
one time the depot buildings were in great danger.
Messrs. Blum MaYblum the principal sufferers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

Notice Is hereby given, that all claims which NAV anna,
upon be due from the books of Baylor
Law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in full.
This occasion is taken to inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Co. Throughout
ths Cotton Districts that during the coming business season
will be made usual In New Cotton fol
direct shipment to Europe all cases BY guaran
teeH for tho balances dueon each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Bagging will ed by direct
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans,
So the Cotton already sold identified dupca.
account sales will in every instance ont in LONDON
by Public Accountant and those interested 10
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
and weights Cotton and such other information a.
All letters private we'll business relating 10 IN,
fairs Of BAYLOR Co.. and direct ade will be addressed r.
u u. BAYLOR a LoNBARD STREET. LONDON"
Notice Of Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that at the termination Of the
nershn now existing according to written articles Of agree
faent between the members Of the firm of Baylor Co m
liquidation o. a r. kTGS -
Manchester. March, 1853. - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26
AN EXTRAORDINARY DUEL.-The Mobile Tribune
of Sunday has the following:

Two young gentlemen had a difficulty, and after it
had been settled they met in the street, when one
made proposition to the other that both should take
poison. This was agreed to by the other, and he
forthwith went and procured some laudanum-the
only poison he could get-and swallowed it down.
No touched his dose to his lips but did not drink it,
There was not enough taken by No. to do any dam.
age. further than to put him to sleep short time
and he also being under the influence of liquor was
taken into custody by an officer. His Honor thought
that it was about as sensible way of fighting duel
as any. The gentleman who took the laudanum was
fined twenty dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

q. W. ROPER
COR. POYDRAS AND CARONDELET STREETS
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that we will open on
MONDAY large assortment of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising in part Rich Velvet Straw Lace Iegborn Fel
Italian and Chenille BOENETS all beautifully trimmed In the
Latest Style from Paris.
-Aso-
Rich Head Dresses Bridal Wreahs Kid Gloves Psrasos
Corsets and Embroderes.
oommsson Merchants and Planters will it to their
advantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
o. VI. ROPER,
ne en- corner Povdras and carond.,.. ...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-26

A PROPELLER NEwspAPER.-We find in the
New York and other Northern newspapers the fol.
lowing extraordinary telegraphic dispatch:
New ORLEANS, April 19.-Captain Bossier and
John Vernon, of the propeller Courier, had rencon.
tire this morning with pistols. Captain Bossier was
dangerously wounded.
There must have been screw loose somewhere
when that dispatch was sent.