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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-07
The Hebrews I'm RussIa.

A correspondent at st. Petersburg
SAYS, "The Jews here have at length,
after much negotiation with the govern
msnt, obtained permission to erect q
synagogue. This will be the irst build
ing of the kind that has ever existed in
Rassis. Hitherto the Jews have legally
had no right to reside in the empire, and
we're consequently obliged to account for
their presence under variou: presexts,
for the admission of which By tbe
authorities they had to pay large sums,
and they were not allowed to build any
permanent house of prayer. A con-
mittee. consisting Of the wealthiest Jews
Of St. Petersburg, has now been formed
TO COLLECT funds for the new building,
which is to be got Up sn ssale Of Hss'
ui6oence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-07
Ono of the Most Remarkable Con
structi0ns of the Age.
H-nrn The Nav Yerk TimAa .

From the New Ierk Timee.I
There is now in process of construction
in Hoboken, under the supervision of
General George B. Mcclellan, q steam
floating battery which promises to be one
of the most remarkable constructions OF
the age The incipiency of the enter
prise dates beyond l64l, when Comedore
Steveas who started it, first Submitted
his plans to the Fsdaral authorities and
asked Con gressional appreciation towards
its construction. For thirteen succeed
ing years no attention was given to the
solicitation. An appropriation was final
ly made in 1854, bot this, after the work
had progressed to some extent, was
found 10 be far from sufficient, and work
was suspended. Time passed along and
strenuous efforts we're made to secure q
larger appropriation, but without avail.
This effort was most vigorous during the
rebellion, but the monitor interest
worked strosgly against its success.
Finally her protector decided to com.
plete her OF his own expense. She had
far from reached completion at the time
of the Comm odore's death, and in bis
will he set aside large sum ofmoney for
the purpose, and directed that when TO-
ished she should be presented to the
S ate of New Jersey.
The length Of this mammoth affair is
to be 420 feet and her drs ght is estimated
at ~ feet inches. II is sdesigned to
have her floating battery, mounting five
l5.inch guns and two l0inch rifed guos.
The principle of her construction is the
same as that upon which the Nsugatuck
was built. D.
Her erection has been iutrusted, as has
been said, to Gen. Mcclellan, and two
hundred hands ere huslly employed upon
her. 1t is thought that the work will not
have reached conclusion in less than
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-07
Greeley's Experience = The Philos.
Opher ON Country Farming and
city Editing = His Speech mt the
Press Dinner.

don't quite understand whether ] am
expected TO demonstrate an agreement
or a coutrsriety between these tive
things. At any rate, If the purpose of
the sentiment is to affirm that one OF
these pursuits is as delightful and attrac-
tive as the other, | respectfully non-con-
cur. Laughter and applause. As to
city editing, l have something more of it
than ! have desired and more than l
could enjoy. As to M farming, there
are gentlemen who have spoken of il
rather more freely than their limited
knowledge Of the subject would admit.
think have seen some elabolsss state
ments Of the cost Of each turnip laugh
teri; and these statements we're made
BY gentlemen who, ] was not aware, we're
90 attentive to the cost Of things as these
calculations voald seem to imply. l
have not made any such calculations my
self, for | have been q little shy of doing
so. (Laugh,er] Let me, however, say
few words about country farming,
which is thing I very MUCH k.iieve 10.
Having done soma s.ass of work in the
world, ] lay down this proposition: That
any man or woman Who can get their
work done by eight O'clock at
night need cot eonsiasE their condition a
hard cas-, but when the work stretches
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-07

Victor Emanuel drives in blue char
iot, drawn BY chesnut horses,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO coxTH z! CT $ -. E!1 e.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
~ Proposals for constructing the port OF the New Or
cans Mobile and Chattanooga rOad between the cities
Of New Orlears and Noble embracing about 2601 eubic
Yards Of earhwork the delivery OF materials for and c0nstru
lion of $500 linesi Of Truss Bind ing Is 900 al feet OF
Tiss az other iss VIII be reovsd Al the compa1ys
ooe IN tho city Of New Orlens up to ~ o'clock A. NJ,
WEDNESDAY January 70 loo9.
Msp ard prohles Of The hoe plans Of structure ard ap
urox ate amounts Of work to be done wi be exhibited q
he sae Office on and after Dec mber 10 1868 and blank
forms furnished for contracts spech atoms propositions
etc, etc -. -,
All proposals be addressed % Henry Van Week Chief
Er ssr for New Or Mobile snd Chattanooga RA
roeo Company, New Orleans, La
Ire Company reserves the right rtiec. proposal
JAMES A. kAYNOk
President n. o /, N. C. & K Co.
Onsce. Caller Court
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
cuNsTsBlt's SALES.

MOSES KATE vs. b MOsBY-No l426-sIXTH JUS
tice's Court for the Parish Of Orleans
DY VIRTUE of a writ of herf facias to
ID directed the Honorable the sixth Justice Of the
the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell pub
lie auction, az the Merchants and Auconeers EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, January 49, 1902 at II O'Clock NJ the following
described property, towit-
LUI OF GROUND. situated in the Fourth District OK
tbs city in square No 2 bounded by Philip. Fst howard
ard Jacob streets. ard designated lot nuubr five
plan by H. Prize, city dated 18th April, 1889,
and depos in the sce of Z. Bouny, notary puoc and
80 feet front F BY 90 feet in depth, with
ali the improvements thereon.
M TKRxs-Cash in u S. Treasury notes-
WILLIAM GORMLEY, Constable:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD NY INTEREST IN THE
II firm Of HROPsHIRB HATHORN to my partners W.
A. Shropshire and H. E. Shropshire who all the
and liabilities.
p HATHORN.
New Orleans, Janusry LIST, 1869.
We the undersigned, win continue the Wholesale Grocery
Commission business the old stand los and no POy
dras ttree under the name and style OF SHROPSHIRE
BROS
W. A. SHROPSHIRE,
II. E. SHROPSHIRE.
New Orleans. January let 1869
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

Il NI1ED bIATES DESTHtCE IUU XII
~ District OF Louisans-In the matter Of e. W Nice
don, bankrupt In Sankruptcy-No 9S Whereas w Nc
CendOn. and district
under the Congress Of March 1867
day fled in said court petition praying for discharge ana
certificate thereof from al his debts and other claims
able under said act.
therefore given TO AL creditors who have proved
their debts AL other interest thai the 18th
day Of February 1859 AZ II NJ assigned for the hearing
the and that they then and there attend and
show they have why the prayer Of the said
tition should not be granted
further given that the bankrupt will undergo
examination before Register Baker LIST day of Febru
airy, A. D 1869, AT Monroe La.
clerks Office New orleans December IL, 1858
delS &c ja4 K LOEW. Deputy Clerk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
POUND NOTICES.

- MENT Room No 7, City Hall-New Orleans. January
1872 Was brought to the III I'd District Pound Of
Mariguy and Morales streets, as an estray-
One white and yeIow Spot ed cow with both cut;
Which, II not claimed within Eve days, and the
thereon paid win be sold At public auction At said Pound
FRIDAY January s, 1862, at IL o'clock N.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
Louis SENEGAL. for Controller.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

UHEAss a MAYO
n SUCCESSORS TO MAGGIE a zEEAsSJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
Manufacturer Of saddiery and HErusss,
-IzPoRrEks or
sADpLERY HARDWARE, BETTING, PACKING ANE
HOSE, ETC, ETC.
xos sTchcupitonlss md New Lsvss' and ~ IS sad 3
Common streets.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

CoUND-ON CANAL STREET, A BUNCH OF SIX
Keys which the have by proving property and
pay Tor this advertisement. Apply at this Office
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP.
The copartnership heretofore existing under the
HOLZ, BLOHM CO.. is this day dissolved BY m tatiol.
NEw ORLEANS, January !, 1859.
JOSEPH HoLZ, Auctonser. win continue the AUCTION
BUSINESS, at No. q Chartres street.
Days CT Sale for Dry Goods Shoes, Boots. Hats AID
Notions, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
Also prompt and careful attention paid the sale Of Real
Estate SUGGESTIONS Port wardens Furniture, Bank Stock
etc, etc HOLZ BERNHEIMES,
Commission Merchants
No. q Charities street.,
and 50 Warren street, New York
NOTICF-FRoM THIS DATE MEssRs. J. W.
LNNOYES and FRANK GAItNNlE have interest
my business-Style Of firm E. X. CONVERSE co.
K. CONVERSE
January !, 1862
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

L NIlED SIh rs % M - -
bankupt-In Bankruptcy-No. 4A Whereas II: y. sssou,
Frank parish aud District duly dec ired bank
under the Act Of Congr Of March I'd 1857 hss this
day filed said Court petition praying for discharge and
csrscae thereof from all his debts aud other claas
able under said Act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who haze proved
their debts her interest," that the l2h
day Of February 1859 at IL Is assigned for thu heersg
the same and thst they then and there attend ard
show any they have why the OF the said
petition should not be granted.
And further notice IS given that the bankrupt WI undergo
examination before Register Baker the Isl day OF Feb
ruary A.. d. 1869 Nonroe, La.
Clerks Once New Orleans, DECEMBER II, 1863
delS 26 ja4 LOEW Deputy Clerk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

TTkITED SITES DIsTKICr COURT
" District of Louisiana In the matter of sam. s. Bow.
man, bsnkrupt-1B BRnkuptcy No. 2f5 Whereas sam
s. Bowman, OF MOehouse pa'ish and District a ead duly
declared the Congress Of Mach 3D.
1867 has this filed in said Court pet on praying for
discharge and certificate thereof from all his dbts and other
claims provable under said act
therefore given al creditors who have proved
ho debts and TO 81 other In interest that the l2h
day Of February 1863 at II is assigned for the kearn
ohe that they then and there attend and show
they have why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted.
And further notice given that the bankp. will undergo
examination before Register Baker, on LIST day Of Febr
airy. A. D. 1869, at Monroe, La
Clerks Office, New Orleans, December " 1868
dels Is ja4 X. LOEW. Deputy Clerk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In NKKUPTCY-ESTATE OF J. BENZ.
Chamberlain ed States Marshas flee, District Of Lou
siana New orlesns Jan. 1869 This e to tiye notice
bankruptcy vas issued against the es ase OF j.
the parish Orleans State Of Louisana who aa
Judged krupt his Petition thai the payment Of
any BITS and delivery Of property bsl1ngog 90 said
bankrupt hi fo his and the transfer of any
perry by him forbidden by Law that meeting Of the
ere dtors the bank upt prove heir debts and
choose assienees OF his estate will bs held at
Court Bankruptcy be holden at No. Al Exchange Place
In he Of New Orleans Ouisisna before Donation Au
gustn Register the 9th day Of Feb uary 1852 At Il
O'Clock
A-No 2U9. +. HEBRON,
Jas fec o. 8. Marshal. Distr ct Of Louisiana.
BANKKUPTCY-Es OF TBEODORE
Frcs Theophi FIR is indivd ally, andas copa-tners
finn Of Theodore sros Co United States Ma shals
Office, Di tct of louisiana, Orleans Jsnuary 4, 1863
This Is TO give notice that the ith dsy o. Jand>y D.
1869 in banl uptcy issued sgains tbs estates
eopsitners Of firm Of Theodore Frois Co.. Of the
city Orlesns in the parish Of Orleans and State
uisiana Tho have been adiudged bankrupts their
petition; that the payment of any aebs and delivery
any property belonging such bsnkrupts TO them
for their end the transfer of property by them
forbidden by law; that meeting OF the dtors Of the
their debts and choose
assgnees Of their will be held Court Of Bank
holden al Exchange Place ia the city OF
New Or cans, louisiana before Donation Augusta. REGISTER
the twenti III day OF February, 1902 az O'clock
A-Ho 30 j. HEBRON,
jas e10 U. 3. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW OPERA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY G 1853
operate Performance tor the benefit Ofthe
widows and Orphans Fund
-oftte-
FIREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
PROGRAMME:
J. First and Second of DOnizettis Grand Opsra,
Lucia di Lammermoor.
s. Finale OF Third Act of Laeia di LsmmermOor,
"soESE DE FOLIE."
By Mile NJ. Hasseman, Mons. PerOnt and the choruses
a. Finale OF FsrdTs Grand opera.
JERUS ALIEN!
5. Fourth Act Of osenbach's operst.e,
Barbs Bleue,
With the usual cast.
The Orchestra der the direction Of Mr. CaLABRESL
Doors open at O'Clock. To commence at O'Clock pse
cisly.
Prices OF Admiss' on: TWO DOLLARS, ALL PARTS Of
the House Gallery FIFTY CENTS No reserved Seats
Box ONCE open every day, from N. to where
Tickets may be obtaDei, also at the following plae
Geo. Ellis opposite 20 tof e. Backmar, Music Store, 1914
Canal street, TYLER. Jswelry Store. lis Ca al street.
Jas A. Gresham, Bookseller, 90 Camp street, Grunewad,
Music Store l29 Canal street, A Gsvold CO. Jewely
Store Canal and Royal Dumsntiel. Cenfecone,
Canal and Bourbon: c II. Zimmerman, Jewelry
Store "a and &c Canal street; F. reh Bookseller 100
street; H. p Buckley, Jswelry Store Camp street
street.
Free List suspended on this occasion.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
CGssT PREhIUM AND SoLD kxDAE
AWARDED TO
SUCKS BRILLIANT,
an THE BEsT CSOKING STOVE.

me stove y per cent less .us and bske oet
Ger bread any other now This fact
fairly demon strsed and cartestshy proven the keehan
les .ud Asrlcutur Pair Of New Orleans ls6S and thu 81
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every one these Stoves guaranteed ard delivered
where within city ire Of charge
Also constantly On hand large and eonplsss assortment
Of HEALING AND COOKING STOVES Of the mOst In
proved P.t.srs LIBERAL advantages offered 70 the tradS
d. HALLER, Agent
ls Camp and lSs rckOupitoulas street.
OTdtrSish a. sOhecaAn'es and Dsses Exchange
No us ST. Charles street s tie New orssn, Possofass
IT, reesiFs PronPg attention.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
Ahx..inIan War Cauels Attached to the
Chariot of TheOaore.

This Chariot pronoune the most beautiful piece Of
~ Nv Barpers Flags and Stresmers This grand Chariot
drawn by the herd War Canels, with all the magnificent
sproundngs elegantly csparoned bOoed horses with
eos costumes parspherna ia and costly tsppnRs with
ne Ladies' Gentenen and Chi dren Of the Troape. forming
Street Paesart Of Orentsl MAgnfceDce, viii parade
MONDAY lo O'Clock starting from the 'front.' Of The
Academy Of Music ST. Charles street
Al ifervals during the engagement Of this Mammoth
Circus will appear the prominent Of those Ari Is
whose unrvAed exploits the Paris Exposition, in the
GREAT ANGLICAN CIRCUS, attracted the admiration
ard def.d the competition q the whole world.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

< HERNsHEIM,
PELICAN CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
No. az Gravfer street,
Has constantly on hand the choicest brands Of Virginia
Manufactured CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
Aso-A large assortment Of imported HAVANA and DO
MESTIC CIGARS, Meerschsum Pipes, Brisr and Wood
Pines Tobacco Pouches and ell Smokers Articles To
baeco hogshesdr and bales for the Mexican market and
plantation use Cigar Leaf of all kinds for manufacturing
purposes or hand
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING:
100 'ca'es CARROTS Scotch SNUFF.
90 boxes SWEET los
100000 Havana and Domestic CIGARS Of assorted brands
ard sizes
100 boxes PAGES Gold Bar TOBACCO
80 . Sam Tibbett's TWIST and LIS.
rs e. Mayo's Choice NAVY.
800 . Assorted brands, Medium and Fine Bright,
pounds.
500 csddes May Apple TWIST. Bright quarters.
And NAVY TOBACCOS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
DIssoLuTIoS OF COPARTxERsHIP.

The LATELY existing between the undersigned
under the name and siyle Of r. COHs MEIER No lsi
Circus street. dissolved BY limitation the sJth Sep
HENRY COIN Agent, is alone CHARGED with The business
Of liouidafine lis affairs. NATHAN MEIEa,
II. COHS, Agent.
Now No rs BaroDne street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05
BOARDING.

DOOMs, OR ROOMS AND HOARD,
IL Can be obtained at 4S Bourbon street.
DOA sG-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARr-
ID with excellent board, and the use Of the
sr The situation Of the most desirable in the city
Apply at l46 st. joseph street
RIRsT GLASS aOARDIEG-0NE0 OF TWO
genteel families who desire comfortable home aud good
living pleasant part OF the ely mi ht be suited on app
the Of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large well furnished
and Is surrounded By grounds The street
the door.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-05

DIssOLUTION OF COPAKTNEKsHIP.
The coparnershp hereto existing under the name and
style Of PIKE, IAPkYRE 4 BROTHER IS this day dis
solved by by the withdrawal OF Laeyre
who has disp and interests in the concern
10 his late partners VIM Pike aud Alex Brother they
sumng all the liabilities of the same.
~ WI 8. PIKE
j. N. DAPEYRE
ALEX BROTHER
The business Of PIKE LAPEYRE BROTHER vii
eontipue the and stye u
he irst of January next (ls69 when ALFRE6 SHOPPERS
sna PAUL BLANC have interest in business, which
wi thereafter conducted under the and style Of
PIKE. BRuTHFR A 60
WM s. PIKE,
ALEX BROTHER.
ALFRED SHOPPERS,
PAUL BLANC.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-31

II is rumored, aud tho rumor is gen
orally crcditod, that our minister at
Madrid il negotiating for tile independ
once 81 Cuba The terms stated are
that SPAN is torecognize the independ-
ence Of Cuba, and 10 TO be unidentified
for her right 10 the revenues Of the is-
land BY an issue, b. the republican gov
eminent Of Cuba. 81 bonds to the amount
Of one hundred millions Of Spanish
milled dollars, and the payment guar
antood by the United States, our gov
ernment taking mortgage on the soy
crcignty Of tho island for rs security.
The cable on Tuesday brought the start
ling rumor that II is asserted on trust
worthy authority that the preliminaries
Of a treaty for tue purchase q Cuba
have been signed. This We sincerely
h lpe Is not too good TO be true, yet.
whether il prove SO or not, We are IN.
clinod to the belief that al the next ses-
sion Of tie Senate. that body will have
the opportunity to confirm treaties be
tween Cuba and Spain which may result
in ths annexation Of that aud other
Spanish Islands ia the West Indies to
the United States.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-31

KEROSENE ACCIDENTS. In the last sew
en- months the reported accidents from
the explosion Of kerosene in New York
city have amounted to fifty-fye in num-
Der, involving twenty-three deaths,
eighteen serious injuries, twelve slight
injuries, and a pecuniary loss in the az
gregate Of $4s,485. A complete list, it
is estimated, would add one-third to
the numbers given above. The APP
pointment Of an inspector Of kerosene
oil, it is contended, is absolutely neces-
sary, as well as the prohibition of the
sale Of dangerous burning fluids.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-31

The ToMD OF ADAM The following
touching passage is from Mark Twain S
Travels in the Holy Land:
The tomb of Adam! How touching
it Was, here in the land Of strangers,
ia rayay from home and friends, and
all who cared for me, thus to discover
the tomb of blood relation. True, a
distant one, but still a relation The
unerring instinct Of nature thrilled its
recognition. The fountain Of my filial
affection was stirred to its profoundest
depths, and gave way to tumultuous
emotion. / leaned upon pillar and
burst into tears l deem it no shame
to have wept over the grave of my poor
dead relative Let him who would
sneer at my emotion close this volume
here, for he will find little to his taste
IN my journeyings through the Holy
Land. Noble old man he did not live
to see me---he did not live to see his
child. AndI l--I-alas did not live
to see him. Weighed down by sorrow
and disappointment, he died before
was born. But let us try to bear it
with fortitude. Let us trust that be is
better OFF, where he is.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-31

HoEsE SruSa 70 DEATH. Early on
Friday morning, Mr. Henry Taylor, a
gentleman living just out Of the city,
hitched bis carriage horse to post
near bis bee hives and went into break
fast While eating, he beard a terrible
commotion in the yard, aud on looking
out to ascertain the cause, he saw that
the bees five swarms had attacked the
horse The poor beast was frantically
endeayoring to break loose, uttering
at the time the most horrible screams Of
agony. Mr.. Taylor rushed out, cut the
halter, and underworld to drive the
swarms of, and in doing so was stung
in the most frightful manner about the
head and arms, The horse lived only
about an hour after Ee WAS attacked;
his agony was fearful to behold Ra-
cine WIS journal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-31

RncoxsTHucTIos ~ MIsaasnFi The
follosing extract Of letter from per-
sOu now residing IN Mississippi, whose
home during the var was in this town.
vii! illustrate the change taking place
there IA the social habiis and senii.
monis Of the people.
Tho people have been more inter
Gated than formerly 10 the cause Of cd.
ucation and spare no expense IN secur-
ing the improvement q their children
Auo,hcr feature o. society, wholly
new here. pleases mo The wives and
daughters OF those Nho were oar richest
men Guido The Yankee woman, entirely
IN industry Of tbs hoInsly kind. a. cook
ins. etc Their husbands often brave
ly bold the plough too. This becomes
necessary, a. Alaosi every man hA.
failed. and the negrocs are not Hery
good servants oyea 10 thoae who can
afford to pay tbe@. Every one i
su1ions i5r tho State % be recouarac.
Ted. and iAiak opposition Win ~
Longer b. made - negro s2gsage. 4
Is sare - BE- useless
Such testimony iFom a. observing
resident i Stats MOI yel reeoasirae.
ted It significant = the change ID pop
ular segi.1tat sspsd.y t4kleg p.Ae,
there y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-31

Iua LmAN8S Roam A correspond
out u the Sprlne Geld Republican. writ
ing from Hancock. Mass says
The principal event o. the season is
The opening q the Leblanc. Springs
Railroad This. let me ten you, is no
small cause q graduation 10 a commn-
nifty who have been al their lives 10
borrow an expression q sydney Smiths
when be fount himself ia an obscure
place twelve miles from a lemoa'
do not know Mr.. Park personally, but
/ Do know that be is therecipieut daily
Of six distinct and separate blessings
each uttered exactly simultaneously
with the passage Of tie trains, and Sc,
! fear me much. are lost in the rush
aud roar and rumble incident thereto
II they are not he will live to build
more railroads
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-31

The RIcE CRoP OF LOUISIANA. The
Rice crop Of Louisiana is estimated
this year at not less than 10000 bar
rels. The swaups on both sides the
river are well adapted to its growth, ir-
rigation is easy, and the sea breezes
render rice plantations comparatively
free from the sickness which character
izes the plantations OF South Carolina
and Georgia 50 rapid j. the increase
Of production that steam mills are be-
ing erected in New Ooleans, aud every
modern improvement IN the way Of
gathering the crop and preparing il for
commerce Is being introduced II is
confidently expected that this region,
IN few years, viii be capable Of sup
plying the entire United States with
tLia important article 0. food.