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35133	Ingraham, J. H. (Joseph Holt)	The South-West, by a Yankee. In Two Volumes. Volume 1			.txt	text/plain	72426	3019	68	Louisiana--Arrival at New-Orleans--Land--Pilot stations--Pilots Life in New-Orleans--A French supper--Omnibuses--Chartres street Leave New-Orleans--The Mississippi--Scenery--Evening on the water sleepy eyes, poked their heads from their half-opened state-room doors, For the next half hour the quarter-deck appeared like a A ship passing through this water, leaves a long, dark Louisiana--Arrival at New-Orleans--Land--Pilot stations --Sounds of the distant city--Land in New-Orleans--An within forty-five or fifty miles of New-Orleans, the shores of the river "French" or "New Exchange." After passing Rue Toulouse, the streets medley--School for physiognomists--A morning scene in NewOrleans--Canal-street--Levée--French and English stores-New-Orleans--City canals--Effects of the cholera--Barracks New-Orleans--City canals--Effects of the cholera--Barracks is obtained, nearly a mile distant, at the head of Orleans-street, which like all we had passed nearer the city, that they presented no variety; the left bank, on the New-Orleans side of the river. ship's deck at sea, we passed, near the head of Bienville-street, a	./cache/35133.txt	./txt/35133.txt