davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-03-01

Of boat bottom Or rocker shape. Through the
center Of this run, fore and aft, connecting
steam pipes, numbering twelve or fifteen
lengths, the 'steam entering the center
pipes first, giving them a stronger heat than
the more outside ones, thereby causing a
stronger boiling action in the center than any
other part, and throwing the scum to the
outer edge Of the eyaporator, and allowing 1t
to be ecooped into an vat or CHANNEL and
is therefrom drawn of. Of course, as the
juice has previously passed through the
cleaner, very little scum arises In the evapora-
ton. Another plan Messrs. Hedges aud Gates
have introduced, Is to do away with the
cleanser entirely, attach an L to the e7apora.
tor, with no steam introduced into the L,
thereby forcing the scum into the L, and skim
ming it thence, From the evaporator the
syrup Is drawn into cooler below, into which
is also introduced q divider for giving to the
corn grower aud manufacturer equal parts,
md then drawn into barrels ready tor market:
This process for making syrup is very simple,
and seems to: answer the purpose well, al
though Mr. Luce thinks 1t capable OF improve
ment.
Ho 1onN'
As We na'e remarked, mf' Luce does not
engage In the cultivation Of corn himself, but
simply manufactures into syrup whatever Ia
brought to him for that purpose by the far-
mefs IN Tue neaghoofnood. The first corn
RAISED In tnat vicinity, Was two years since,
out The crop did not tutn out well, and very
ntue Of It ~as Manufactured into syrup, and
tna1 OF very Inferior qnality. Last year q
noFe general aoo careful tf1al WAS made
tnouen no person cultaVa1ea more !han fhfee
ae1st'': -: auo naay MOI more tnan na1 an acre.
me ese'age s1eao 10 Inc acre was about NV
s1ep1*
1ne 'naoan. a1antueesleo oJ MI. Luce Ills
year Was seauV 70 so'oo geaions, md the mar
relaal 1nfnsneo 10 pfoouce this amount Of
syzup was raised within radius OF five to
seven miles OF me Vtllage Of Earlville. The
soli whlch Af. Luce deems the best Is timothy
SOL, suosolled. This soil Il easier OF cultiVa.
ton, and VIII produce more and better corn
1uan any otne,, sAtaooen unoef SOL pFoouces
sooe crop ane nsaSs ps5a'ae s'e1os large
e1Vp' ou' inc e5fap - nos 80 s"ees not OF 80
gooo : 9nnlty, especla1s 1ot CAPITALIZATION, A.
lnousu II y .naen "ptoseo py planning the'
sn mt - euIan ~ - s,s ss w ~ .pe ssuks 90
,.ts M ~ s ~. ey! 49,. ~. :. *1s s, eas,
~ -! e. .,a a-s.@T. 10y tue ~. ~
44..5s ~ ~ % c."a .sse.a. ss@1 ee4,
s,H. W MAu y. Ine 0..n e.Ie9es aess ~ Saao epono
,.u- o5 =: 49, 49, .nos. .,,. - NC o,oy ~
s'r 49, - 80 ".sn go. 44Na..A.,e' 1.1 ~
9 " 10 t,eu ootsom VI pIso.e ,7nes WIN 1ne
~ 49, =" - 80 nE''. s.. teu '1. <.oo1eg " -
~.m r s,aoa.es sy W Wy 4o1y VI s.s's1s % so.4'
- no. on 'ns iat''e ctass u so'S'
..,us. 49, etSso neAo eAoaA"o " e1'o
hoaa - 49, . ~ eppy moueta's qaanslly ~
onsnra ~ "Sv1 80, paospa.e 11Is; qa4
~. Ss 49, ~ nehtl 1n ao@pna'c :" nme WIN ~.
n-odnos het+sr ' s-+,,,s ~ easet' oou, W.
Me- 4h,, - ~ ~ 49, y. es.ue no' 80
.as.hs.. $500 10 .tst :. as aaa newer sons
sss1,s =. .sa1.ea = =. s.s .asan.sge' ana
soa W sse s.sss .as rs .s'ole "'tn TN
Der 'a,,s rs. .,>o;11- g ~ 1e. ~ %
, 1861-03-01

Iron the Examiner. Norfolk, VAL
eephauG P1l1s accomplish the object for which ther
were nsda, viz: Curo OF Headache in ali n. f,rma
From tha Examiner, Norfolk. Val
easts nsVs aeen tested in than Thousand
e4seo Win entsa suocess-
tFrom tho Democrat, st. Cloud. Mimi
yon are. or hare been troubled With the be..nae
sSea tsed fef e.s be5 T. tGspasas as yoa nay havs
Hrom the Advertiser, Providence, RL1
7a as Gepn14s ra aEs said to b. resztab!y eec
Ts Toaene nj Sns q
discovered ''A44A' "Aien Las EYER Or I'll
lFfom the Western r 4. Gaxette. Chtoaqo. mi
enb. hSaf P eadorss HI. spaldtns and his unziYssd
tfson ne kanawaa Valley Star, Kauavha, Val
Y @ss e III ss ssstses rA tho head
lfronn tho Southern Path Finder Kew or,,.,, Ia,
:, TT taem you that aso aicted, aud w a1a ture
ar H. ts IN 5e sddst 1iready nuer
Gins can Produce ''''e1A' ''at no other "es.-
lEFom the st. Louis Denocxst1
tsptay eaaad Tor the article ephalle plo
tFfom tha Gazette. Davenport, Iogs1
~ SPACING would not connect hi4 uema with an
Afacle No CID not ESow to possess real merit
tFfou1 The Advertiser, Providence, r. r.
respectable Qus1te11- S1s - oA' '"@ no''
Lffom the Daily Nswz. HewrorFRLJ
Seohauc F1lta Ne takdag the placa OF al kfndaL
EFfom the Commercial Bulletin. Boston M.xsr
6ald to hs yerJ e11cactous for the hsatneh.
{From tha Co1nnerci21, Cincinnati, Ohto{
auae11n2 humanity can noy DO ralieyed.
, 1861-03-01

lfFom tho Democrat, St Cloud, Man.}
yon arg, or have bees troubled With the headache
tSs ~ 10y CephA1c Pi1a,) that Yoq NAV bAys
, 1861-03-01

The amount raised LIST year win, without
doubt, BE- much increased this, as the results
have been highly satistsc4osy to those Who
engaged IN !, Mr: Lnee Is making every prep.
atation to meet: the demands upon his time
and machinery, and we may consider the nsa.l-
at.eaure ofsyrup from the Chinese sugax Cane,
70 an extent # least fhlly tutactent to supply
tns ao@e dem1nd, %, se q. 'axed fact IN Ilsele
, 1861-03-01

From tha Examiner, Norfolk. Vat
!nsy hsvs heen tested In mora than a thnn..n,
cases, With entire SUGGEST sA'eAno
, 1861-03-01

Practical Results.

Receiving Information that Mr. Jnhn r
Luce, Of Earlyille, La Sale County. and broth:
er Of Y. G. Luce Of Plainf1e1d. win conntv
whose operations we have heretofore 1,ad oc-
casion to notice, had enenged in tba mannfac-
ture Of syrup from the Chinese suear caneto
a considerable extent. We have taken na;na IN
tnyestIgate his onerations. Mr. Ince haa
been. md Is now. enpaoe5 IN tho roannfactnre
Of sash; doors md b1inds emn1ov;no stoo-o
power far that .nnrnoee i 1.raa nnnaha- ~
farme,a h.3no anxiona +o enoo9e ~ .41,a on,t,
vat;on of the Chinese argor G,no a. an a--
neTiment look;ner m further onera+;one IN
the resn1ts nrodnced hv +b.aa evnar;n, a,,ts
M Inca' w;na induced ~ i1n-aa.a H. a~+ant
Of his steam nower hv an addit,on.1 bo,1ar
and thu nntt,no m =, +ba -aon,s;fa 1o,ob,na1
for crnsh;np tte cane and c1eansin, a1ano~at
,no snd cooling tn nroane+e
= 1ur M.cTrnrrv 11srn nv v,nn
! The cleanser and er,norafo- nse5 hv Mr
Luce are the Invention of wm Hadaas 49, D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
THE RATTLE OF LEaSBURG-REPoRT OF TIE.
= YANKEE GENERAL COMMANDING.

TIE RATTLE OF LEaSBURG- REPORT OF THE
YANKEE GENERAL COMMANDING.
The following is copy OF Gsnera Stones olhcia re-
port. cent 10 10 the War Department:
HSApoUARTERs CcRPs OF OBSERVATION,
October 2S 1861.
G,reral: On the ooh instant, beirg advised from
beadooarters of G. neral M:Cas movement 10 Drains
vile 70 recoDnosr aud dfaw out the Intentions Of the
eromy CT esburg wen. to Eisaris Ferry at o'clock
n. NJ with General GornlDs brigade ith Michigan, two
troops Of tho Van AleD Cavalry. and the Putnam Ran.
gers while four companies of the l6.h Massachusetts,
Vonpteers we're sent to .rllons slInd r1der Colonel
D. yens. Who then had ere company OF the Island ana
iolond Leo With battalion Of the Massachusetts 70
section Of the Rhode Island Bntery and TAmmany
Regiment was sent to Conrads F-rry. section OF
RnS.ine's New York Battery ard Ricketts, Battery
were already on duty respectively at ElSards aud Con-
rsds Ferries
General McCais movement had evidently attracted the
attention of the enemy, regiment Of infantry having ap'
esred from the direction Of L,esburg and taken shelter
behind bin about one mile and half from our poieon
al the Ferry.
Grp German was ordered 20 dsploy his iorces IN view
NJ The enemy aud in 20 doing movement oil the enc
NV was excited Three ilbclts we're ordered ahd ~
ne same time sh ard spherical case sto were thrown
into the pace of tho enemys eoncealms9t fhis ras
Acme 10 produce an impression that crossing was 10 or
made Tao shaiing at Ei9irds Ferry and tho ianhcn'
nu of the boatg Induced the qack retirement OF The en-
vs force seen there and three boat loads OF 80 men
Zach from ie Is. hnnescti crossed snd recrosea iue
river each trip occupying about six or seven minutes
While this was going on, the mea eyinc,d py ,neil
cbae. ioe that they we're all ready and determiheu !"
svbt ssllany when tie opportunity was presented
AZ dusk, Gen. Gormans brigade and the ''n AionsAl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

EpSSssSA HENS P1gG5&ggE1 kss'zs
ESS TERs Ia conceded so be TIE most delicious whole
some and sEeGua tonic In the World rrei by almost every ah
lily In VorIA EpAPTND solely fer tis climate, and hould be
found ihe every southern fey, care oT 81 dis
the stomach and bowels They i.n 70 make PA
OF DTsrxPss SeTvcHs Aesdaehe WIZ pain The
stomach they give immediate rse coTrect dsordere
lVes and n weak aud dsbsiod psrsCls tlsy VIII give Vita
eoergy the whole system. They only need tG 10 give them
precedence 81 ether ;er. These bter cAe be had o.
Asssrs GRAY, PURCELL, LADD 90, ~ all prcrarent
DruSSs. the city % heAoud, and esewlsr In Virginia s2o
Ecrth Carolina kEc by O. eF0rr CO., Washington CITY,
o; CANBf GilsiS CO., Galtmore H. fhhNEeIoOh w.,
Philadelphia, snd DARNR3 PARK, New York
Orders nled " addressing x BAEER, Proprietor,
r-b. 6-dko Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 5000, 900
TIE PLANTERS SlVlsGS BAEk,
or rHE CITY or RICHMOND.
1yHk PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having amPls oash Cay
h1l aud Chartered by ts Leglate Of Virginia, VII reos',
Dep5ats c PlsO Dollars and apsIds which Interest
VII 5e paid TIE rate Of sE csp'an snnen remaining
iI months ve cenicn per ennum less than S1 rcnlh
Interest pay ALE Senli-AnnnAily,N dGtred
DspcseB received ~ teir once 81 The store 81 heSs Duks
E1leassop, No. ~ EAln stresL
u. WILSON, ers.lasoL
A A HuvoassoS TrssSursr, ulail-1T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

ATTORNE EY AT LAW.
SRACrICEs al the COars Of Ee eernses Of Nelson 40
Amherst he VIII attesd - Euy Law business earusiel
hsa IN TIE adjacent counties.
s0 address, fye River Warehouse P o., Nelson Co, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

LOT oF Way FiaE wIsrER oATs 2 tot ,als
"A cc2S W II. PLHASAHIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

.S~-aSeT1 THE LADIES AND GEN
sSN-s24 NEs cr TIE OTTY OF RICHMOND, STATE of
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTTER GTATEs We now prepared
Anuisclrs Lsdes eny ynen hlSIes, Boys, Chiidrens'
aud servsn BOOTS SHOEs and GAIFGs f every description
We have alaost eilYs OF wokmen In employ
meat. hat csIpo. be safPasssd here or els,sAere
ALEX. HILL CO.,
. ..H l2T Main 81, Richmond, Va
BE- All tinis OF Doo and shoes order heretofore.
We have on hand The best rEteriaS imported direct
app A. X. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
Law CARDS.

B-Pronpi attention 70 Collection All Lsad Gains.
RErEas0El-EaCaHsl NJ GN-lAni, Amherst c u, We; Joi
rhomrson, Jr ArheIs. q, Va Gsri.al Christian, Lyac
burg Va Nosiey speed. d. Judge " ". Bur'ordi DSla
reEas: lion N. a. parne,, 10. unn30-IGelJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

NTIALS,-5l gross and OF glass jars
80 do / OF. esloEasl bottles for sale by
,s4 DOVE Oo, DruR,is.s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

se4 DOW OO, DruRShD.
IMPORTANT TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
J. .. ROBERTSON.
consEa oOvkaxol irD yr,xkLu T1RErs,
RIoHaoHD VA,
II EYps constantly hand large and varied assortment Of
TASJLY GROCERIES and ans LIQUORS and CIGARS,
Imported expressly for this market.
Ao tho best oa Rye WHISKY and Apple and Peach BRAN
DY, Distilled IN tie mountains OF this State.
Liquors sad Groceries sod by hun are warranted pure and
Parteular attention paid TO putting up and shIppns
goods foI oce and soldiers stationed ~ and away on e
0omMssIoN BUbIEss make liberal advances on To-
bscco Wheat Yorr Corn and ohcr minor products Of ne
,y, saeh Bacon Lard Poultry, fgs Butter, Dried Fruits
Leather Iides, Potatoes, Beans, PeaA, &C., &c
QUICS SALES AgD RR0NPT RETURNS lyis
II o. aye Inter oss for seed Those wanting superior
article had better ean soon. Gtosd WAR oo se5
NTENs BROGANs-IOcc pr, Mems BrOg- Us, for sale by
VI ALEx hllL 90, l2l Hsla Street, lea coad va sels
NTULLErS.-sOJ bbb North Carolina (cp,smber packed
osgg"NiS w " 'N''' Z, o. nisSrNs.
WRITING PAPER.
JAMEs wooDRousE co. purchased: Just Pre'0a' 10 'h'
- present blockade the fT;sa 4ssss apd ps ss1s '"'f
whehey have lad In store before, GnbIscng 1ooeA
VIII be sod their uluR pr,se for essA. 70 strictly prompt
customers, pNysble LAT July rnsIng
seiher with description OF Blank nsatl usAy sep for
sale. myln
AZ BBlS Portland SYRUP
~ '"'' P'''' '' " W. W. wooipsiDGs,
AnlS .... rnnenLh strses
Ut SCHOOL oY TIE SOLDIER
I. .
school of the Company.
GhsmS Inlirueions for Field Artillery paper 50 muslin
oosper Cavalry rsee Manual for oos Revolver and nau.
ry' skrmsher's Drill! fer BOunted Troops. &c.
Au9i 19i Malp Street
NJ rses ,oHNsroNs pooss,,-.
.-tLaRKr wISEs.---I5O GASES, IN sTORE
- anu wv syLpss MILLER
uyqa Cor of ian ard oAry.
ysTANrsD.- Brandy and WHISKY bottles, for wleh will
80 PN' >N'"" No srchsnss Boss
n BsIs Virginia Appi. brandy. for sse by
DICE, RICE.-soiOs prime Ne" Rice. on eOA'sn~ent By
IToPs, uoPs, Rops, Hops, Hops, ,cT:ssyby ,cT ale BY
WhoesAe ard Retsl,
all Corner OF broad and Ith stres.s
DRp WAGON HA AMEs.-Tu,, received eight desen Bed
IL Wagon Rnmss, OF home manufactured CLARxsoh 90,
~ - ,ss 81, s,.sct $3.50
Lonh>'-''" seas '-''' ''''' FDsoSf, O,vMPosr 90.
DtCg. c.sohna ac-, IN tIercss and bsgs hrSa's by
IL os8 EpGokp, DAvSNP9Rrk 60.
. Sack. arouad Ala~ Salt. store AID for ,Als by
= v srhKph co seh
ENflfE CisACK RRs.Oo toxei ffe O. aek rs impo't ed
L bs "a for sale by IDuoND. DAvENP0af ( 90 oSea
lLspsCp.-,O sas. Aisper, just TO hand, and for sal,
a BY W PETERSON 90, brrggtsts se8
! u sci fDMosD' pAVESPoar co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07

No sdVegHeent 70 be eonSdei ed By the onh or yeAi
EBss speeeed the Manuscript previously agreed upon be
tween the partiea-
Al AdvcteneEi srssd the copy for a,pecoea nrr
bsr o aserons s be eoI5esd until ordered cut and psyrei
szso;ei accordingly.
~ RncUiAs EBgpxREnssf-To avoid any Misunderstanding
pArtOf The Ann1si Advertisers properto slate d4
rs r privilege only extends 70 ihcr Immediate business ke
s>s Leral and al Oth Advertisements sec BY ten 70 DC IN
adi ors charge, and 20 vrratcr.
~ and Arents mol 70 be
nssred the yGa bat - DC charged a. the usual rates. 1oee
Q such discounts a. shall be as-lsd sp0n.
Bookseller and yearly Atyrsrs generally, engaging o.
o. crs spaArea privilege o. change shall not on tht
yearly average In any week insert than the Asn
the Andg rule under y contract And Al erees
fng sueh amount % be ehsl Srd At the usual rates
Alvsgtiseaeats agersl IN the SemWesky Whs Al Is Ger
psr square Of Inas @ Tor the nr seron and 80 ost
ser sq aars for continuance or weekly, IS orn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
RICHMOND WHIG.
AFFAIRS IN LINCOLNDOM.
GLEANINGs FROM THE YANKEE PRESS.

THE RETIREMENT OF GEN sC0TT-BATH0s AND
FLUNKEYIsM-EXIr "THE GREAT CAPTAIN"
WASHINGTON, November The following letter from
Gsea Scott received by the President Thursday
afternoon:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army.
Washington Oct. II, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-07
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TSSNs:
Daily Pager, IS Pc. anna; se=IHsoEy, fSi Wseky
IN aaVsnca Remittance be made al he rsk OF Ne
Rubshert al where evidence tSlen the deposit o.
leasrin III Post Ohse ooutAnlng money,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21
NUMBER Is.
E'u4i oG the Crystal Palace.

From 'he London Ttroe,, Feb, 2'l
During all Thursday the wind blew over the bills
at Norwood with Extraordinary fcrcencss full
against the front Of the palace facing towards Lon
don. That it was violent here than in other
suburban districts is evidenced by the broken
branches Of trees, the pangs, and even garden
walls blown down in the neighborho0d. Bot.
although the urca4ure Of the gale upon the whole
of t, pall"" mat hsv! an, un e in h.
aggregate TO several thousand tons, the small
est parceptb'e effect produced upon it, ard, az
we lave stated not single pane Of glass was
broken. All stood well un'i i o'cloci on Thrrs
day night, when, during Of the fearful gpat7
which then swept over the hill, some men III The
carpenters room heard little crashing of glass
and non, ana Immediately out on to the terrace
garden.
In another moment, with appalling crash, the
huge tower fell over among some trees. and lay
smashed into millions Of fragments On the ground.
In the Of two three minutes more TIE rest
OF the wing went by 50 or % yards at the time till
total length of about 10 yards 5treY7cd the earth
a mere mass Of splinters Of glass, wood and iron.
Anything more complete than the destruction it
would be difficult to imagine. The appearance of
the ruin rather suggests that every part of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21

All the balls on Tuesday night were largely at
tended, brilliant and joyous. The ball Of the New
Lusitanos Association, in the Third District, was
crowded and gay in the extreme the balls Of the
New Lus.tauos are always so.
That Of the Young Mems Benevolent Association,
ct Odd Fellows Hall, drew together the loneliness
and fashion Of the central part of the city. 1t was
greatly crowded, and was in all respects, saving
the crowd, most delightful affair.
The gcnlemen's society and ladies' calico dress
ball in tie Fourth District vas the excitement in
that end Of the city. THIS ball, aside from its
novelty, was glorious affair. The comcly matrona
and pretty las=ts Of the Garden District were
present in hewitching array, and looked none the
less lovely that they all wore plain but neatly
made dresses Of calico. Most Of the calico was
light colOrcd and small-fGurcd the taste Of the
ladies in calico seeming to run this way at present.
Our dancirg pas:el the night exclusively a.
this ball. and declare hat ho rcycr enjoyed HIM
self more thoroughly IN Lis life. Me:ar2 Rice and
Butler, the caterers and managers for The gentle
men who got up the ball, never eXcrtcd themselves
to please with greater Succl-s. Or the crowds
WHO were at Union Hall On Tuesday night. tn re s
not orc who TiH fail tJ remember this calico ball
with pleasure for many lyDg day - come.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21

IT. CuHt"t Hornl. i Foley. W pugh J s
Til. tt,'. LJ E3=%rt, G / Boyd, La; L Nnapt, l.
! Sl%en md lady, ! Y; y a rirtson and lady,
All; Goo Inylor 5 {; l. Baldwin and lady,-A Bah
bet, Miss Qiitnan. Miss Il Qaitman, /. Dunlap,
r NaNay, LQ SiuAbs, j Hoone, Miss: Van
Ninson, Miss y %Parow, Miss + sparrow, q II Quit
man and lady, La; r Foster, N&slvillc !. Du-
bu:s+On. Nuz1o; Miss Frank Webb, Miss : Cole
man, J BronGdus Capt NJ Cook, F o Btrrctt, J
= Perkins, La; 4 u Shcpharl j p Van Bergen N
!; W { Batkley, Ark W Warrington, Texas; p
Elackcy; Nd; Mrs Ii Johnstonc, W D Gale, { Il
Slncd2e, B MrGowan, " &tarke, Jr Miss; j D
La; w p Saundcra N O; W D HctheIl, n &; V
Blanchard Texas; & lIart&iald and lady, Tenn;
" Goodman, EPGovan, J Mc';unk, Holly Springs,
Mississippi.
CITY G HoTrI;-E Ewing: " SadIer. La; A Black;
Foster, A Williams, Ala; N A M"Dermot, De.
troit; Walker Fern, : + llortted Mobile: Geo 7
Wilson, Achowen, River; J a Ayrra, Camden;
f Rnhey, Tenn; II Il Daniel La + o Plrdgcr,
Ark; Mr. Ash and family, J n Price, J W Price, A
!; Martin, llntrhins Z $ Taylor, G. NJ Adams,
Mrs L Adams, w + FoHo4, Ch3s Barnum, W G
Ramsey, Jno J. Smith, J benson, c Fraw,k,
Miss; N Horton R Brown and lady. Lexington Jno
Chaiiii, II; N A idolhrook, B , Ford, Ark; W NJ
Ew2ll. Mr. Abrams aad family City: B i Coursin
Pa; JAS W r Price, j NJ Miley. } Snow, In: M "
DcIchunt, r Long, II Lea, Ky.
ST. LouIs I1oTEL.-T II Wcigltmnn, smith,
{, Dupre,J W Go1bcny and lady, G b Hamilton,
' B Hamilton Z &tule, J Bernard, Jr, and lady,
La; f r Siso, PortsmCuthJ ] Morgan, l. Bowen. Ala;
W Il Huntington, Maj Blanchard, u Blanchard : c;
II Thompson, IL" & IuraclN, j Davis, Jr, La: Il 4
L}ushedaII, Miss Shppcy, Fla; Col Earl Van Dorm,
Confederate Army; Elmer, Beilevlle.
ST. JAMES HoTEL.-Mr5 J Johnston, J l. Tucker.
Miss Johnston, La; g w OGle Miss Weathcred,
Tenn; Col MigoN I Graves, II W Hill, r D GirauIt,
4 W Jones, Miss 4 Stewart, La; Jno P Evans,
Texas; L Latapo, Ky T J Collins, la; " Lee,
Arkansas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21

The Tfdcreadeuce Belize tells the following stoT7~
cf a vonnr nan yyh, had sGU9ndrrpd an tIe cam
LIinG tohlc Of one Of the German Baths his entire
fort1rc, amounting to nbouteirht hundred thousand
franrs He had list succe1Sjvcly. mark, chateau
n5ireI NAY tn the urtartnna a1"ser out Of all bis
nitatHe nnIy a sinrlr snot Of rr1lpl-a small cot,
tare nIantatior- he had carefully cxcepted
ran His other stakes The winner (for his antago-
nist tIronahont hid been the same pcrs9n) was an
FnrjishInan nhlermatia and stoical in appearance,
INT Tboec crrin.jry was aroused at the s0citpde
F thc rasb vanl lar ia nrrseryation of A lilani-
dte1 an1 .TnrI;I,f,. ir-p,-s rr,pn Innse contain.
i, fa,,, Lnyns f ,,,,ftI,r tr4rs yVEat are Won
T,/inrr to do [yi:h MS lie asked. Let rs DlaF
t2rit' ,Epv.y!' Oiled the ycunc man. This
nranrnrv !, q y1Urs;,i, n relic: of NV childhood
Nv. n1rtIc. ra, l-scI many hours there with me
NAV 1ir irr.rr: / NAV tfg ia live there: b0t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-21

TIE KILLING OF kENNEDY-Dcputy Coroner
Soraparu has concluded his inquest into the killing
of Patrick Kennedy, whose stabbing by John IIo!-
loran VIC have already reported. The facts of the
case established by the testimony adduced were
the same as already published. The jury, after
hearing the evidence, charged Iloloran with
murder.
A Child KILLED.-CaroInc Young, a little child
three and half years old, was run over and killed
on Tuesday evening, on New Lcvce street, near
Market, by the wagon Of james Riley. A wheel
passed over its head crushing it to death instantly
Riley was arrested but upon the Coroner investi-
CATION showing that it was purely an accident, he
was DISCHARGED.