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THE ARKiNSiS PLlkTER'S < MERCHANTS
 AL A N AC.

FIHlS annual for tle yraF ls49. wi be p1lhlished I on or about the ls, oi Q .iobeT next, and wli exhibit ihe usual astfon0cAl tables for the rneFi dians of Lntle Rock, S. Louis, Nashville, Jackson and New OIeans, and WIti Tor all the western and south western States. l. will embrace various other matter Of general interest ie the planting er csntile, professional and religious world it wii exhibit, especially. chugch ealeudar sa all events Tor the yesi Is4). of which information can be ob- tsaed, wia bc i,ssvried All densminstens Of Chris tians thron ghout the and soatt-Ses,. of what ever sect. respectfully insied to fasnish. p2sf paid, a notices ot conventions. synoas. assoeiaons, &c,. tha; ,n take place for th coming year. Re- Iisious statistics are also respectfully solicited.
 The publisher also ofefs his pases 'o professional and business petum for advertising 4 prosessioRa bgsntss card ef six lines os less will be inserted for ihs sua of sian advertisement of half page al SIQ--and whole page ai S21-ld- yerisements that oveT-fun will b. charged, the hTs half page. the second whole page, and the third page sad halL Any individual or,iering 3O0 copies his card advertisement will De placed oa inc back sise without additional charge. 1here wiil be published two editions the larger 10 contain 4S io 6g pages exclusive of adyer itsemeHis, the price Of which w.!i be made known al as early day possiheihe smaller ol | pages ;c contain the usual astronomical tables and the ad yeTiseInent of whoever may orsier itp prize S3 per hundred, not less than 2nl copies of which must be ordered for special advertisement or the fesidae of 390 being made up of The larger edition.
 A calendar of ihe ceBr's of any of the sdjaining states Will be inserted upoo receiving orders to t0e amount of l0ao eopiss.
 All cr,iets to receive attention. rnast h~ pssl peii and accompanied with 'te cus1 and if intended for insertion should reach by the 25rh of August.
 PHILIP l.. ANTHONY.
 Little .S ock, Aug 6, Ieis is
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Notice 10 Clerks.

LsACH CLERK waso has poe Gstnfshea EnA Jig 1l< d9tor ef Pssfa -9csosSfs oy tts Stsss af -ar- ksasas. wsth copy of the Tax Book and tis@ Boad et The Shes if of his eosgty given fns the year fs4s under srctsoo thfry sish Of chapter izs. skeyssaa Ssarssrs Of Atkassss. sod aso eera fled copy of stse order ef the CSausv Coor'. 6xIag the rate sf tse CoaDty fss fsr the year isss ~sit pso@ose tie pase snterest sns esaf-f iasor spom the AuAs.os by &akiax the ssoE~sa8a sa aseaxtaRre wsss s~s essy as pEsetie she, asshey are as~ seeA 2, sa lAAs e&les ELIAS \. CONWAY.
 -4r1sssr ef .7rkaEsas. Aa4storss fsf5ce, i1ifEse Rock, Ark ! Jufy 2stA, ls43 -4S-3s
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FRESH GROCERIEs

4 HgDS. oi prime brown sugar; + 3 bbls. powdered oo. 10 bags Rio eoiee: 5O fine san
 half bbis. eraubecrjss;
 Nn. ! maekeral.
 casks clear sides bacon;
 {" canyassed hams;
 SC common Go 20 kegs leaf lard;
 20 bbis whiskey; Soap candles. salaTatus. starch. Ne. Se. Hh'et will be sold iaw for cash country pfod1es. by AHg. 2, ISIS. JOHN D. ADAMS,
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AES(D-

School books of rssfy description, bssas bcoks of every ausoriYtisa and s,xe--
 All of which wsl he sold twsnty i've per cert lower tlfaa ever offered before for cash geaertl assortH' nj ef cheap public lsus a. ways ea hasa.
 La'ie Rock, taly Fh, lsSs. 4s-tf
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,,-, "ierlaIzKn i'-Hersse Ct.4,v 'sr'f ss.s.oo,' Of uae Tribune, says, "ika. Cr.' lst z assrli o AiI opinions ascgss ,k,rt so..s-
 D, F,s,, ,l ,'taiss, sad liat A< Fthe said Grsvly I ' .' st ,aakss sitAer a,.ssx sss ,S,,',i1;, Z
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SUNDRIES,

50 B stcs n's'"' r's '''F,' so Is Hhds Sagsr. 9 BBss. Ohio FloHr, l5 Moss Pork ia Casks sacsn, 3p Kegs Ised Lsta a9 Half bbts Batter Biscuit t5 Bh's Ale. ln1 Rbls. Whfskcy- sa Half hb5s de- 2G Bbls. Corn Meal 10 Bhis. Cider Niaegar, s'asS Hrandy. Gin Reeeis ed oi Consignment ard for sa.e ve~v Iots for Casb T. D MERRiCK, k co
 As Stsamkoai Laasiar .IHse 27 ists 49
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Black Sulphar aad s'hal, healc,
 AND A SOD SPRING.
LATEST ARRIVALS

BT TfgE STEAM BOAT COTTON PLANT. ! lit TT. has iRst rec .sed snaIl lot of | ft.is, 'nahls bphisets, Priated ssas3iDs ~nd tssaa. slses hsse@es, plan and s'tiP~a ,as k0ac, cluisTe9, Polka bSsts. isdses c"fst sHa btaea bHA. k'as sronza Aad co'ared gaisf~. Bud Mssssss dft'o c4Ass Ceass' fine, eail sewsa 50els, Ae Ge
 ALSO
 PER s. E.. ELLEN T. ? bsis N hi keyt ien b essfeI asrP.
 bexes stiea yafn. r. kegs L,FA,
 zO ksRss s'ar can.sleG, Sssa ls haa lead,
 doz IaatreF weed shuFDz ? tsE sicns Siite asscries sizgs 5o1~s cozpHaon tobacco,
 boxes A No | dIuS,
 Mllk cnocks sAFs Re. A1i eausassiy ley fer CASH. Litie Rock. May 3oth, IsG5 3s.
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SOLDlER'S CLlIaS T0 B9rNfT LlXBS kt. ETHhE undersigned is rrrrsrsd 10 ob;am irosn Il Washington, fhe Lonf H'araefs of djsckss- ged soldiers Any basisess eonreesesi with the Department s' Washington will b~ ranctaagly s'- tend~d i". All letters, post paid, wiil inert win prompt attention.
 D ". CARROLL. Little Rock, Aag. 2. Isis 1s-tw
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I,reaiction by Henry c,lay.

can carry the greet States of New York and Ono, or stand the smallest chance of being eIecses.''
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MAIL MEASUREMENTS

EAsTEAx-ris Reekrue ss Ksgoissa. Due. Wednesday. Friday. & Saturday. 7pm. Leave. I aesdsJ. Thgrsasy. k Sssardsy. a n.
 SarTarEg fs Waatf1gson Fztss Due "Wednesday. Friday, snd SsisHesy. 7p m. Leave. Taestsy. Thafsdey. G Saturday, ? a ID.
 wEsrEnS fs ras Bvsa. 4 Fl Snaith pae, Wednesday. and Sslarday, 2p. m Leave, Tuesday. and F. lidss, 24 m.
 NORTHEKx-te Bafes9sss. Due, Friday. and Sunday 2r. n Leave. Satafsiay and Wednesday,. s a. m.
 n Pias BisF snd cslssbia
 Due Sanday. and Thafsday SD m. Leave, SnndAy. and Thafsdav Ca ID.
 k'aaerioot, Qritaaaa 1 Riesreeds nUe. Wednesday, C ? m. Leave Tharsday sam To Psrrgv1tls DsariIs. ssd 7'ensiia sss rilc. Due every other Thursday. 7p, m. Leave, every other Monday. "a ,a.
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BOOKS.

Ffsnkiia's works. Sce'l's works, Rurke's wuras. Rseea's works. wffings Of WasAiagtae, W ehst~s's speeches fife of .feiessea Miitoa. YeaxE Grsy, s~euie. C'liins, Grey sad Mecautey; I.iir of fay- 'ar Napoleon and his Aarshsls, Herees ol ths Aaae Ss
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STATIONARY.

Packet pass consserriai etser feEio ross, sef and unrulef enmmos, kne ana supcrHre esp sad ie.ser nee psper, eiz'n snd eHhrosaeved Frus. Git.less's esgie eiaI esd. snd Nie,nris pens eatds or boxes wafers tsre sand. seesif sax. fee aud eernaes watvr sfsmps. folders, &e iak h hotties ef every size, black and res.
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NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS. ToHN D. ADAMS has just retaraed from New sD Orleans, with a nall well selected stock of STAP DRY c o o DS: Consisting Of dotnesics blsache and bFnvn. Geor- gia ioweIls, priass beached and brown driS, sheet ing. sllir,ing and table huens, Kentucky jeans, red and hite aanneh, striped and plain liasYs, few pieces ginghsFns. bazes. and nu$ii..s Together with smail lot of
 Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.. &c. Which wii be cffared yeiy loW fos cash CT country produce
 Jsly aG, lS4s.
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yulitf b rrf.rnrtlaa fIaimanls.

NeIIef 70 Fre-EmPilaa ElaiuaaIs. Every per.oa entitled io tag rig,t c! ers srs r loa io any of te iaads ~itis lbe to~ .shls assd itsc- tteual townships above sHu1 rat d, rsgai st to siahiish te ar8c to tts sals. ssc'le of ti4e R g.s fcF and ReeelS@g of f'e pssset s otlsoe 6n4 H,aNs piy n' tscrrfor oa pra et eeh}e afsr ss ias th's not'ee, and b Care tls day aipoia'va for ihs eeaa'nencrmsn, oifls- pubic selrs ol the aas ea,. 'ag the .reei cla,sa-a, ojhefsi,e saca elAasa wti se iogielei
 RiCTARD NJ YOUNG
 conmifs'ossr e.i ist Getsssi L.1a4 05ser.
 5a la
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Dissolution.

TNHE Co7artaership hereto ore ing under inc \ and style oi iasa D. 4 Iaas < G., IS this day dissolved, by mutasl eoa-eat. JoeN D. ADAMS wifi eoatiuuc the Dry Goods and Grocery 5usinesS at the oil s'ani opposite the Real Estate Bsnk. and IS alone authorized 10 settle the business o the lale firm.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Jtis l, lStS. SAMfL ADAMS.
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Ind.mrni hrfnrr ir-nmrni.

Long time ago there dwei in te city ef tho W est not fsr<frem Pitisburg, worthy genteynan who held the responsible office of justice of the peace.- knew some liitle about law, and great deal ef ns- 'ural justice. His decisions frequently excited the indignation of the young lawyers who pleaded be- fore him, but he suffered himsef Co .be nfu- eneed by the statutes which brou sit up again his opinions the indirect threats of his appointed law expounders In fact his office was court ot equity in every seuse. It was useless to bring law in opposition to his sense oi right He used to say, ''l fssstce, and bound to administer justice and ne petty technicalies sha eyer make me de- eide against inc teachings of my conscience" IL is hardly necessary to say that many curious things happened in the office of t.:is ndepe ndeni justice
 A one day brought before the squire, which certainly required hs peenliar sy stem of ad- minstering justice. John Doe had sued Richard Roe for just debt. bat Richard had. ty the aid of an attorney found loophele by which he expected to creep out oi the necessity Of payment The case wore very doubtful aspect, and both parties em- ployed lawyers to plead for them.
 The squire heard the witnesses patiently, rose to his feet wrote few seconds al his desk seated him- fslf again. and gave signs of being ready attend to whatever might b. said. Tine counsel for the defence made the most of his quibble in a speech which lasted hour When he bad concluded, l., the plaintiffs counsel and lsbored and p.rspir- ed for another hour t0 oyertnrn the quibbie He al so fnisiled and then followed slight panse. The Squire sat atiI, puibng segaF and apparently quite at ease, The lawyers both picked up their bats, looked al each other and then at the moisonless Sqaira. Atiengsh the counsel for defend spoke
 Il suppose youh require day or two to ihiak about this case. Squire"
 Cant say I'll ever think of il sgain'' replied the Squire, with air of mingled indosnce and ia- difereate-
 "Mhat de yoa mean.' inquired the other lawyer
 w hat do yoa mean, gsnilemeHl' asked The Squire.
 We wish 10 know when may look for de- cisien," said dsfe ndzuts counsel
 You may look for il now If you please genlle- msn--here's the docket"
 "Yes- l entered lasgrheot for the plaintiff liook- ing si his waleh1 ihle better tssa tarS AoHTs a3o
 This, gentlemen, is ny
 But the lawyer did not vail aniii the sentence was finished; nor did they ever appear before the just justice without beIag sure that they dealt s plain faois unaccomPanied by law ,echuicslites and qaib bles.
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The British Doa,t Like Cen. cass,

Gen. Cass has unfortunately, says the N. Y. True San enceuntered lie decide hosiIhtg of the BTiish press The Canadian papers are down oa his nom- inziion with usaiignity of eriins quite equal 10 that of he Whie press and iIs coaduicvs, aBd the miserable remnant cfthe facioas Bsrnhprner press II esanot be forgotten hy those n the lnteres; q, British power, thai CAss vas it.e first to lard n artns apon B6tish scii n the last war. The brilliant affair al the CanaTts still occurs to their unwilling memory :. And, above sii they cannot forget that ahen Minister to France he bearded the British hon hrasng the eonkitsed interest of the allied powsrs--and stood before ilse astenishe1 world. he proud and tTiamphant champion ef the freedom os the seas Weiinay tse Hsmsltoa, tCAn- ada West. SPecsaicFl mourn over the selection cf candidate la use sts nwB words. "se notorious ey his hostility 10 Great Britain &sd this colony"
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Died-Ai fseHion, Saline county, Ark's ea the
 26ih day of Jd'y, 3, o'clock, \. M.. of T,psoif Pa'p'poaii, Richard C. Hawkins, aged abost ' years.
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Books, StationarY, &c. &c.

~ A. BONNER woaid respectfully intern N the public, Ihas having Ture hAsess of LeFaaei R Lineoln, He Roe kstaFe formerly owned hy kins. he Nla kevP haaa good steck of Stationary &c-, eonsssfng of ths fa lowing astieict
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RfcHAxp N. YeUNe,
 Cymaissioasr efttt Cescrsi Laad OgT
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Arrival of the America.
Instruction in Ireland-Outbreak at Waterford
Attack on Portland Barracks ; Loss of Life ant
Capture Of Cannon By the Insurgents.

Instruction in Ireland-outbrsak at Waterford
Attack on Portland Barracks Loss of Life and
Capture Of Cannon By the Insurgents.
The following important Geographic dispatches
reached us ON Saturday night from our Charleston
correspondent
CHARLESTON, Sept 3O.-The steamship America
has arrived. An instruction has broken out in
ireland. There was an outbreak at Waterford, and
the Police barracks at Portland were attacked by
the armed peasantry, who We're repused after
some loss on both sides. Waterford bridge and
Granbey Ferry were blown up. The insurgent
forces were encamped on hill and amounted to
4000-we-drilled and regularly organized and
efficered. O'GOrman being in chief command.
The rebels were supplied with provisions by the
surrounding villages.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 3O.-More Of the Americas
news has been received. Importers are anxious to
sell. Recent arrivals of Carolina (rice y sold at
% to a. Provisions languid. Bacon declined a
shilling. Late advances in pork checked. Wheat
declined. Flour unchanged-best American IS to
So. Meal six pence per barrel lower. Cotton
unchanged.
Advices from Paris are unsatisfactory. The So
calists are increasing in strength and much dissat
isfaction is elected by their speeches. Government
is about to close all the clubs though the republic
cans will succeed in the Paris election. We are
at loss to know in what sense the term Republ-
can is here used.-Eds. Crescent Cavaignac and
Lamartne are not on good terms, on account of the
latter leaning too much towards democracy.
There is a real rebellion in Ireland. The rebels
are posted in an almost inaccessible position on
Thomas mountain, near Carrick in Kimare.
general rising of the peasantry marched to attack
the police station at Clonmel. The regiment of
Bluffs is disafected, many shouting for repeal
and numbers were put in irons Some cannon
were captured by the insurgents. Consols 86a
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The American Theatre - Approaching Season.

Gs- Mr.. Robert L. Place. of the American. New
Orleans, has, We are happy to learn, completed
arrangements, which will render his company one
of, if not the strongest, in the United States, and
most decidedly superior to any within many years
performing at New Orleans. During his stay in
this city, and the light of his countenance hath not
yet departed, he was indefangabIe in the collection
of materials and matter for the coming campaign
every where he has searched in the hope of securing
talent, and we believe that more than two-thirdS
the available candidates for histrionic honors have
been picked up yim in the course of his peregri-
nations about town, leaving the magnetic telegraph
out of the question. To render his company in
every way perfect, Mr.. Place has enticed away
New York favOrite, Mr.. H. P. Grattan, who has
consented TO vacate his post in dngy Ann street,
and the pleasant purlieus of the Chatham, for the
more dignifed sceptre of stage management
Neither can this clever authoractor be taken as an
isolated sample of the quality of Mr. Ps stock
company, for we believe this manager reverses the
general rule and gives the parts of drama instead
of, as is the mode with us, drama in parts, and
for the better representation of standard pieces he
has secured the services of Mrs. Coleman Pope
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Greene, Jameson, with others of
a like standing. As Mr.. Place has been more than
liberal in his engagements we trust that the New
Orleans public will be fair in their attendance but
should they not be so-the loss will not be confined
to the management.-M Y. Spirit of the Times.
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princes involve us in a fatal war to save them
selves; If they surrender US to the dictatorship Of
the Russian; if they deprive US by force of the
right TO secure Gemany's future liberty and happi
ness in the way of peace, then may all blood
which will be shed come on their guilty heads
We shall not give up the struggle, but triumph or
die. The German people, who have already fought
through a whole century for a new creed, will
once more know how to stand the struggle for the
new creed of the present e-Democracy-if
even they should bleed for it another century.
Americans Freeman Of the New World trust
ing you will help as far as you can, we stretch
to you our right hand of friendship over the wide
ocean, as previous sign of the future League of
the PennIe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-02

BEAUTIFUL SToREs.-By reference to our ad-
vertisng columns it will be seen that Messrs Priest
ly q Bein have removed their hardware stores
from their old location on New Levee and Tchoup-
itoulas street, to those two splendid stores Nos
SO and 81 Camp street, known as the ''Gas Com
pany's Stores, just above the auction mart These
stores are admirably adapted for large business,
embracing as they do the basement of the two
buildings, with the whole of the four stories of No
80, and also large yard in the rear for storing and
asserting all kinds and sizes of iron The stock of
our neighbors is already large, and is constantly
being added to by new importstions. 1t affords us
much pleasure to witness thee evidences of the
prosperity of our merchants and the continued
growth of our city. This establishment is the first
of the kind in this part of our Municipality, and
we hail it as the precursor of Camp street becoming
the Charities street of the Second Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-02

A DANGEROUS BED-A white man was found
yesterday lying drunk on the Pontchartrain rail-
road-and had it not been that policeman hap
pened to take him off, the cars, which came by in
few minutes, would in all probability have made
his career in this world brief enough. On feeling
his pockets, round package of considerable bulk
was discovered, which was thought at first to be
bundle of the National Intelgencer containing the
celebrated ninety-column speech of the mint-drop
man-but on inspection was found to be bottle
carefully enveloped in two or three newspaper ar
ticles on the Sierra Madre Republic, and contain
ing a natural aliment' most generally in use,
ycleped whisky. The individual preferred steam
to gas, though, singular to say, his choice did not
aid his locOmotion
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APPOINTMENTS TO OFFICE IN CANADA.-The
Earl of Elgin, acting on the advice of his new
Cabinet, has appointed William Hamilton Merritt
formerly Agent and Director of the Welland Ca
nal Coz to be member of the Executive Coun-
ell, and Chairman of its Committees Robert Bald
win Sullivan Formerly the leading adviser of Sir
Francis Head and Sir George Arthur to be one of
the Judges of the Court of Queens Bench, ian ap-
pointment for LIFE; James Leslie, formerly of
Montreal, merchanD, to be Secretary for the Pro-
vince. The income attached to each of these ap-
pointments, is from 81, 900 TO Sc, 900.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-02

JUDGE Cones SENTENCE.-The Atlanta Mis-
cellany says that the Grand Jury sworn, cho-
sen and selected for the county of He Kalb return
ed a true bill, On 10th inst, against Francis H.
Cone, for stabbng A. H Stephens-to which
he plead guilty, and for which he was fined eight
hundred dollars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-02

FROM NEW BRUNswICK.-The following is
from the New Brunswcker of the 18th: ''We
learn from different sections of the Province, that
The crops this season, with the exception of the
potatoes, will turn out very abundant. In some
sections, the potatoes have been nearly DESTROYED,
while in others, they have escaped almost unin-
iured-and upon the whole, it is expected there
will be about half crop. The Reporter says that
there Is more corn growing along the line of the
river St John at the present period, than ever was
produced before in single season. 1t is also near.
ly ripe, and having fine warm season, without
sustaining any injury from early ffosts the yield
viii be most abundant"
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School FOR YOUNG LADIEs.-Mrs. Prewett,
highly accomplished lady, has opened school for
young ladies in Prytania street, second door above
Camp, where all the branches apertaining to
finished education will be taught, including tie
useful and scientific, as well as the more elegant
Mrs. Prewett has had much experience and has
always given the highest satisfaction, in proof Of
which she offers references Of the most unexcep.
tionabe character. See advertisement in another
column.
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CAMP MEETING.-The camp meeting which was
begun in this place on Thursday last was well at
tended, and continued its meetings until Tuesday
We know not when we have seen profounder
interest awakened on the subject of religion than
on the occasion. The Rev. Mr. Baker, assisted by
the Revs Cooke, Blair and Chariot, conducted
the exercises, and by his powerful preaching has
made lasting impression upon the people of Vic
.oria.-Yictoria (Teras) Advocate
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COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR. B. Steel has
just issued his countnghouse calendar for the term
included between October, lS4S, and September
lS49. 1t contains an almanac, list of banks and
banking houses, view of the State and Municipal
governments, with the names of their various Off
GERS, and much other valuable information twill
be found of great utility to all engaged in business.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-02

GREAT LAND SALE.-An extensive and import
ant sale of land, situated in Illinois and Wiscon-
Sin, will take place by auction at the Exchange, in
Philadelphia, on the evening of the Sd of October
These lands amounting to 49 600 acres, are said to
have been selected in 1885 and 1886, by an agent
of the United States Bank, and lie in the heart of
the richest agricultural gions of the above-named
Statss
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DIeds

On Sunday afternoon, at P NJ after short but painful illness
LAURA LEWIS, only child of Daniel s. Elizabeth Clark for
merry OF NewYork, aged years. II months and l6 days
- The friends and acquaintance of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of her father
Hope street, THIS DAY, O'Clock P. NJ
EB- NewYork papers please copy
At Natchoshes the 18th u MATILDA, daughter James
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Volunteers LUcK.-Among the inmates of
the Third Ward station house, says the N. Y Sun,
was Mexican volunteer who sold his warrant on
Wednesday morning for seventy-fve dollars,
bought galvanized watch, " went upon spree,'
and at O'Clock at night was lying drunk upon the
pavement, without cent of money or place to
sleep in.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.
Reported Daily for the oraaoan.

LAFAYETTE, Oct. l. - Although steamboat arrived
yesterday, all kinds of Cattle good demand and pncs,
rising Indeed, decline be reasonably expected
until the arrival of fatboNs We quote-Beef Cattle Sc
p ID Hogs, HS05c. p ID, and very scarce Sheep 90 5o7
90 p head; Hay s250s9s p ton Oats aOO25c. pbusbsl
Bran, 7O0sOc. cwt; Corn, 52056c bushel Oil Cake.
81 D cwt.