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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13
Alabama l. .,..lnrure-Womnn,s RIshts.

An act securing q Married Women their sepa-
rae estates has passed both Houses Of the Alabama Leg
stature and was approved rs the Governor on the 81
inst Il provides mat the Wes estate shal De req ~
ne h,bss a, In trast n the wies estate be equal %
her right OF DOVER on her husbands death she has no
s hstever 70 he property. and olLer~ise only 20 tho
difference between her e4e ani the dover AZ the ieah
af bis wife The husband comes INTO ahs9iae y
he, rsonsi prouery and FOR ue % her real estate The
husband ard wife are i5ntly msde liable for articles sp
Piled for family use.
The body Of a white man. name unknown was
f,urd drowned al Mobile on the i'h Inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

II The Wing Conventions In Lake and Bum
NIT Counties, Ohio have declared THOMAS Cor
WIN TO DO their FIRST choice for President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

b. Overland Erpre's and Tsieg'"ph
10 rRE NKu.foa6 rRboSf

ArarsfI Geo March w.
The package by tho daily Overland GHpre" 20
tho Nc,r York Trbaar has arrived Tho m''
from New Orleans failed 20 connect at Mobile %"
tho I'd INST
Tho Telegraph limo between Now Orleans and
Mobile commenced operating on tho afternoon OF
the 9Th inst BY il tho markets on the ''h instant
were furnished 20 your agent
uerket--i0 ojo bales Of Gotten we're sold duung inc
week fair a. u and Il. Susar fair = ard " 'Ae'
small Moa,ir steady and IN demand a. ID to ~ cts Inc
sales Of Flo.r during the week we're 10Y DDS Ono a''
49,, = Do. - - d choic. - = -, S. Louis AZ
= So ana IS Freisin had Al upward tendency -
change was limited.
ship News 4 e. r., ship, Aes CAmsr,' Boston
Fauhsid bns n. . Jon . Wiley Nsv iots .eni y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13
Buslnees Notices.

Pass may be had Of j. W. GREATos Co u cecT1
together with thirty different sly o. Pen' cofs
ing Of Creations Clark BroRer CO 3, HsJdsn', Brown,
BaReys and others all a. prices lower Than can be ioo'i
A. any other hmm. In The Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

n The proceedings Of the Legislature OF Sat.
prasy ere omitted for want 0fr00m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

The article in TGs Tr,b1A< of Saturday headed
Loan Quincy ADAMS vas inserted without hsv'os 0een
cen ~ either Of the prOprieiors Of the paper twas
ten ~ one Of the assistants in The ofos' MI "'sseS
e.-x AZ ia TINA IN Msssachusetts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

n We are requested by Mr.. CLAY to say that
during his sejourn in this City he has received a
great many Communications letters and notes from
ais aud tina, he regrets extremely being obliged to
take bis departure from the City, leaving most OF
them unanswered.
Indeed the whole period Of bis visit here would
have hardly suffced, without any other occupation,
to enable him to return suitable responses to the
whole Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

LEARY co MATTERS. Aston HOUSE. NY
" Will introduce the Fashion for Gentlemer' Bs,
Spring, 1913, on Tuesday, March 7.
In presenting our Hat for the would rsnsrt
that gentlemen will notice ,s distinctive chsrss
in the elegance OF IT, proportions acsfolness Of oa
line, and in improvements In fsbncstion which hs''
never before been attained.
YOUTHS HATS, PARTISAN Styles.
L. 4 Co are now preparing ard will introduce en- The
above date this elegant style Of Hat, now university
prevalent in Paris and which has been remodelsd En-
pressly for ths youth II our city. m7N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

MARYLASD.-The Legislature Of Maryland ad.
yourpsd sine de the isth Altar having plssei three
hundred and eighty laws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13


wAsaisaros Match ~. isis
Tho President has approved tho Mexican Treaty
mat ratified by tho Senate Cabinet Council
was called ON Saturday. which oonouuod win IN"
prc.idcnt. views and the Treaty has boon DIS
matched Ia Mexico for the action Of the President
and Congress. OF that rcmnaa, OF snstou.
The nominations Of Hewlett Tor Surveyor OF tho
nor, n, Cod,pring. ireland at Grecnport' and Gar
ret AZ Camden, have been confirmed
Tho remains OF Captain Hanson, who was killed
In Mexico arrived here this evening and viii be
i,,arred with public honors on Tuesday W ednes'
day next.
Fireuep'- Riots iu Baltimore Several Persons
Killed and Wounded-Fires, &c.
RAIrrxoEE sunday evening. March ~
There was an alarm Of fire in this city today,
which was the occasion Of a dreadful riot among
several fire companies. The Independent and
Ws,chmen joined against the New Market ana
United. and from one to two thousand men were
engsged in the fight which occurred at the corner
of Cathedral and Madison SITS. Pistols were hred
into the crowd, and stones, bricks, clubs. etc were
used with the greatest violence.
Aman named Anthony Hughes was shot dead
three others received balls in various places ami
large number were seriously wounded some Of
whom. it is thought will not recover. Several ar
rests were made by tbs police.
A store was burned down at Fells Point this
morning, subsequently TO which another severe
riot occurred Disorder il prevailing everywhere
the alarms Of FIRE are frequent and the bellgeren'
companies are collected together and threatening
vengeance upon one another. SO stand matters al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

Court CaIendar....This Day
CB-lir Co-Sr.-Nos. $50, 10, 3 Il, p - u, - y o.
81 81 -
CoNw0s PLEAs.-Published on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

GOLD PgSs-GoLo Pgss.-Purchsseu Of Gold Fs"
who get the best Pen q the market reqass~
try the " Richeeu" Diamond. Pointed Pen, which
recognized the best and cheapest in the world
They sold exclusively by +. WArsoS L Co. f"ls
llam-st door below Wsl-st. a0d J. Y. SAVAGE !"
Fulton-,t Price 81 only. Gold Pens, Gold and s'"
Pencil aud Pen Cases s. At wholesale and retail ooN
Pea, repaired exchanged or made TO pattern. b-'n
every Richeleu" Pen that the points come o. n''
one will be given without charee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13
HArs De- HATs OFE !

~ OLD HATS, of course, for the Spring time Of me
year has come. and gentleman will stand under s'
tile, who wishes TO MAKE 81 top appearance
KNOX,
OF the Sun Bulldog. Fnton-street,
briefly announces that his
FASHIONS ARE READY,
bat rot rough, and that both his styles and prices
Challenge Competition.
HI. hss been newly fitted up By that sslfal srf
tee TsNsLE and he invites the publis to take loos
his windows believing that there s sttfseon enouss
low prices and elegant worsmanship 10 draw 10 ho'"a
customers KNOX. Fulton-a.
mil 3tSTuTh. Sun Building, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

~ W0RRALLs CAsT.IRON AwSISG POsTs 90 IH
prepared 10 orders for the Adv
posts which we're Introduced BY them sst season ss
adopted by the public authorities and used througo0'
the public thoroug hfsres OF the city.
WORnALL s. CO Iron Founders. &c.
me- I'm u, - Is and % Flrn-st near Pearlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

knew IL not the great magician Of antiquity J"
source Of the Egyptian and Gladden. miracles lay 10
knowledge Of the laws Of natural philosophy from wh
the multitude debArred Modern science has noos
msIonits province 10 not to deceive msnsisd bat TO
minister to bis comfort and convenience, and 10 rsisH
them from physical pain, which Is one OF the pnstiH
the first snssres.on Perhspst may be said that fsws
the results Of scientific research and experiment have 80
abundsnty blessed with In this latter hee
labor than SAsDss sarsapaIa Those Who have witnes
It's the deporsbe cases Of scroius sse
cancer erysepelas mercural diseases, bilious comp
and Of the system generally, wiz not ts
thi. praise unmerited- "a
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail BY A. b. ~ ~
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton corDsr o. W
liam at 10 Broadway and II East Broadway, Nsv.Ia.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the O0
States. Pdee 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

H The friend. Of Mr. CLAY have called Ma"
msstiss in Bslumors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

~, ,,,,i Tsss,s 400 900 F.opk Marry T'so NHoai
m Agss iandia,ds nue. b'hefod D. b' W@@k"-ihf
y,,.s,s fsssss Cshnphef hsfa,dof = Hrmrdg Bug
MUD palf. Ciaia Nh hsssiniioH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

RECOVERY or SToLES PRoPERTY.-On Friday
night the jewelry establishment of Mr.. Forsyth Fulton
t Brooklyn was broken into and the entire contents
about - 600 worth OF goods carried Of Yesterday OH
Higgins scertsoed cab driver had conveyed 10 New
York auspcious character with black leather truns
which was traced the OF Cannon aud Rivingon
sts and thence Msngiust the officers guide 10 the
place te individual who had carried the trunk thither
being under the influence Of liquor the lime, made
siderable he along and approaches the bur.
lar, rendezvous one Of whom the look out, and
diving alarm bis consderstes the whole escaped out OF
the second story back window with portion OF the stole
property Jewelry &c valued AZ about GEO. scat
about the and Of course taken possession OF
BY officer Higgins and Mr.. Forsyth Capt Tiley Of the
Thirteenth Ward Police becoming apprsed Of the CIR
instantly repaired 10 the house In question
and thorough search found crucibie con-
tanning three pounds Of gold which had been
down and concealed In tub Of ashes noted Phadel.
pha burisr Smith afias Andrews IL suspected OF
having been the principal operator IN the commission OF
this robbery and had officer Higgins obtained proper
,ssncs from tho Thirteenth Ward Police station and sur
rounded the house Hangns there be doubt but
the burglars would have been secured and the community
thereby saved from their depredatous for time "a
I cone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-13

IO.,rs R r.yS's' Secretaries. ms
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20

BA % lER !:
|Bl NORslNG, BY
sf|l!l|lI !s|S
Rnfs:'


IN ady ice, Two Dollars and
a1tb at the xpiration Of six months, or
llfss Isotlarssa end oil the yesr.
M oftinued until NIL nfreatages
lssa at tie opt tiioh of the ripiletor.
dyett tisame1ts q Inserted MT 70 Icta. per
~ slines less for the first and
thafsdl1ig gfofE pach ssnbse1u 1uent insertion.
hh;sa number Of inser tions % be mafked
fls4Ii AlYett ttisenients or they lbe pdblsh-
assliHtils oflerad to abe aiaco ontinuad and
barge ordingly s57ss1
Qhs Dollars etS squire for % single in
auartef and Ionthly ADVERTISE
|lsAl Vilt h8 chaEg the same - a single
|nssss y sem onthly the same ias new
pbituarys ces yexcec clingsix lincs,i
andsS 0nmtnic ions ! Srec onimentli ng Cand-
tos public 6fficeB d, trust putting
El:x,hiblt illl be harged 7aEs Adsertise-
llSlette IS by mail must be paid to in
saIeS pltctya attends si,ce, !.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20
PERRY COUNTY (Mlss.) TRACE
4tstR nfES

Some iimc since in tho State of Mis-.
sissippi, man named Brown and his son.
in.law Wages killed Washington James
Bibocs in a difficulty originating in some
chargesof mulpraciices Gf we remember
rightly brought by the latter against the
former. Wages disappeared for some
time. a few months back Wages reap.
peared, and with him man named Nc.
Grath. Wages gotinto difficulty with
n young man named Harvey, on account
Of some claim which he pretended TO have
against him.--Harvcy shot them both.
The father and mother Of Wages, residing
in this State near the line ofPerry coun.
ty, Mississippi, where they harborcd a
gang Of outlaws, swore vengeance against
Harvey, and hired man named Lee to
kill Harvey for $1,000. Lee took three
or four with him 10 help.-Huryey. in the
mean time, fearing some attack, Ind mo.
we'd from his own cabin 10 his fathers,
visiting his farm every day. Lee and
his party finding this out, entered his cob.
in, and cutting some loopholes, waited his
coming, well.armcd. Harvey getting
some intimation Of tho reception prepar red
for him, took his younger brother. and
eight or ten other men, and proccededst 10
his house. They, seeing him coming,
fastened the door. Harvey burs, in the
door and was shot by Lee, who was i'm.
mediately shot BY young Harvey, who
shot down another nlso, named Jourdan,
J as they rushed out. Old Harvey, on
hearing Of his sons death, gathered some
of his neighbours, and proceeding across
the line into this State to Old Wages
house, seized the old man and woman,
and hung them up The rafter's Of The
house. The party waited q full hour,
until life lwns. entirely extinct, and then
returned TO Mississippi
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20
q AaHllDEN RRANCM.

Ten NtsEsS ofihes CAMDEN BRANCH
ssD.AD, from the J L NCTIC n 10
|SSslaA REsfIDD I, nre now open for the trans
ton Freigllt and Passengers. ~
IsAaSEN liz Frnin runs daily, in col,-
sihettiVn nth tho Trnips on the South Caroli-
s6nils IS So
lIsoi be taken to and horn
this ion, tile chhrg however, on freight
5ta must the present be paid in
AdVafEa. ,,sSs \: IA
nfdrllier rtienlhrs, apply to N. d. Dax-
Icy gent, at Clarendon, or to tic Agents
Spigthc 6uth SnTa lin Rail itoatl. ~: S. b
4 =, Eng'r &c.
4ss ~ % B 81 3Jtf Sss
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20
From he auldiiag Mas Clarion.
DESPERATE R NCQlJNTI

IS e sSE2 ) q
3, F,o,n ~
81 nEspERsAsrTIsS IS Il IIsn;rsfif Ssrl,ts
s !, 4 -, &
= .sutcy IeIuss.ed t.oIe ifoIn
nls PURSUIT g yaa.ei o ,lesi t,
INST. prlns os.tle ki!ls
isg lnis si'Is Srothsf; jamit'
in $ aesens ns,eIs'I % ,ske ,.Ile
.s,s - ~ ea s.sa. =,
=, s',ellH g.
gu.y, up ny ore.ner :. .IIsaW 3! Traced
% h;,nssi -, sn ~, ssas a.ele
- ,e. s's,. Inv
- ~ aie = ~; ,
sss.,. $ Is. : .o'',u
s. $. '.o.' anu Wy 'aI'y as
.ris 9,ls sa ..s q .ais IS soL1.
a;,hi,asg us = epgagsnE eng q. tne
Il :. usy ~, .o,' ms nouse
M = :. r l
@ va :, =: 49,
49,. ,puss
y, sss y,
NJ. sas; ,,sa,;' IL. - :, ~
d I t.s - W, ts.ss
h;,. !, ~ Lnu ,sunt ~
had been watching his tf1OveittefisSi now
cariiousl v approached behind film. and
succeeded in getting possession oftfis gun.
This drew the attention Of StIckcy, and
H .,, = p.u s' E:ar =. s'.laio'l
HI ~! :s .acEocs. isageS, a,p
,,a,io.s. S.I,h I'm tsal H.sssyars ;.,e
bu, Stuckcy, nothing daunted by tho lls
against him. drew q bowie knife and tttusf.
guns in the fnrids Of. the t]eputv Sheriff
aud his companion missed fire., anu y.tlie
combat for moment was NOW hand Is
l,antli. Stuckey prcssItir fictccly upon
Mr.. r. for Etliei recovery Of his gun, and
tha,. gentleman being unable to defend
himself from hnyinp Two Sfireioaks N his
use The other. A shot from snS pistol ii
the hands Of the bro,her-in.l law Of Mr.. +
at thlaJhncturc, took effect upon Slnckey,
who by This time had recovered .l,issgiip IS l'9
+ ana lmmcdlately returned the *nre, sHot-
tnlly yswolIntllng !Ilal his antagonist. Sihtkey
now again turned upon sheriff haneS--..
but that gentleman n by this time vas pre-:
Gaieo, nna os me saespsraIe man Ieaped
'?r%af:l M Win NJ ms ooWle knite, idisGhargcd
fingered about m hour and died Win lona
imnreEhiions mon his Inns. md sthe ,,i,laE.
tuna,o bi1iliei.in.law. whose yi,ame I'VE
could moi lcarn. expired also. in 81 Hon,
four hours. s:sas 8 -
The dep,,,ty Sheriff. wos left 10 blry r;;sif If,e
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20
81 glsstRccciycd,

RysDE EUCKER ~ g 10 ], 1T full and complete
supp 0f ID 1ItE:lfs y, l,sGlITLER Y AND
SslfAlfUsERAIsEyS Consisting of almost eyery
saitlcls which: belong tost tho above specified
lincs, which l!be sred attic lowest fpri.
ees. sEnquiro at the 4. A.
linden BAZAAR 81
Opposite the Camden Bank.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20
ISIS

81 Me- New Orleans icH sine, tom.
'SSYh 1--WE so1ilcnse tl,e tl,as
The Harvey u bnYe long beets known an
skonests JeyRSot ble talnil and ka-.
slly ly8Peaceabl ble, until rouseil sby; Tho a,iaaSa
off Nngea and stis gang, tstis thought
That some otstlte gang will yet trJt tps 81.
teligc tile ehnnging ofS S,ile old couple.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20
SHOES! SHOES /!

The, e,snbscr riber would respectfully inform
hIs fflohds and the public generally that he
Keeps sc0nstantly on hand, a complete assort-
tnai.t . 81 Negro, and wv cited Shoes, which he
WIN 'dispo on the most reasonable terms,
yarsaIttngi them TO wear as vol as any in
The Stair. .s4 "a
j. MORGAN.
= q iitGy. ~ As34455. f:se 40 tt
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20

ssHcOla slllds ard
5ss 5s A fine lotsnfI Bacon and Lard on hand and
!fcr rsaI Ic!cbeaR by VI. 10 DRLCKER&C co.
& Camden, May 10. "A 646:g .5s5 i33, H
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20
|s'.slEED! SIlEI!

- . f'AS
lust received and FOR sale at the Old Drug
Store. a few 1rnip and Cabbage seeds.
j. MILLER, h 4
rug gist, Sumterville, s. C.. (
sS0UTlI- AROLINA---sUplTER DIST.
IN THE coMMoSe Pleas.
BN. l'enick Declaration ii .ihaca'A
Bcnj.J. ID West, Debt, s s.ej
Yiereaa the plaintiff in this action did on
this day file his Declaration against Benz. ].
ll.i West Tho defendant, who il absent from
and without the limits of the State of South
Garolina, (as it ID said) and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom a copy
Of the above DECLARATION with rule to plead
thereto, may be served - +
ItSia therefore ordered, that the defendant
j do plead thereto on or before the twenty.
fpggth day May next, otherwise final and
absolute judgment will be then given and
awarded against the said Benz. JED. West.
:$ D. ONES, G. G. CIR.
Clerk Office, Sumter Dist
May 23d, le4s. }3l Of lad
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81 d:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-09-20

Es silly fop, being in cosnpahyS, and
waning his servant, cried out: wv here Is
my blockheads Upon your shoulusrs,''
replied lady.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
MR. HENRI HERBS PIANO FoRTEs AND
pTAWJN0S

N!M. T MAYO, has The pleasure 70 ~rls51sssa--s--Es
w inform his friends and Lie public of lsts -
New Orleans. and the surrounding coqny,F \ Eg Y II
that he has been appointed By Mr. H. HERR, Y y
sole Agent tor the sale Of his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS. AND PlANINOS Tie daily increasing de
mand this coHntry for these instruments, and the great
satisfaction they nave buyers both IN AnaElca and
Europe, have Induced VIM. T. MAYO to open room for
their exhibition sale. lie also takes leave TO call pacu
lar attention 10 the pANfNOS, which UNSURPASSED for
richness OF and elegance Of appearance combining
They have been awarded the Gold Medal OF the first degree
(the highest pre- the disposal of the French Govern
many. w. T. NJ bees leave 10 refer to the highest ee
gums bestowed them by Professors and the Press on the
occasion Of Mr.. hERz introducing the PlANlNoS at his
concerts.
sFf~ An ample assortment will always be found Al The
Depot no Caap Street. three doors from Canal ST. Lest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
MANUFACTORY

FENE Patronage that has been extended to very hber
Il ally the last seven years, while in Com s-ags.s <
street, has induced us the last summer CT
Il large building expressly for tR5z-~tF3
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES AS----as--
We have now OF the largest Shops IN the Southern
Country and prepared, with good Northern wOSnFen,
and the best OF materials TO build any style OF Carriage to
orei and guarantee them used IN the country
We are also better prepared than before Tor repairing
Carriages and them almost 10 their original beauty
and durability, although apparently worn out and useless
We VIII pay freight carriages sent to repair We Will,
also keep on hand assortment OF NEW and SECOND
CARRIAGES which VIII be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken trade for New ones. We invite the attention OF
those wanting New Carriages, their old repaired 10
call al Mandatory aud Repository and nudge io hem
selves. the If fI{1.4ViER and CfRONI)
Streets, door to the Office of the Commercal Water
Works rear Of the st. Charles Hotel. New Orleans
le3 ON MATTHEW'S Il ZEN MAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
DAILY CRESCENT.
from the Philadelphia North American, 4
Holm MITCHELL


JOHN Mitchell.
The deed of infamy is done.
And, Eagiaad kindling at thy shame
The soul of every free born one
Must breathe curse upon thy name -
BY every heart that beats for right,
BY every heart whose hate Is stirred,
When tyrants preach their creed OF might,
Thy name must ever be abhOrred
The deed is done and he who stood,
With dauntess heart, to plead the cause
Of freedom, and his country's good,
Is crushed beneath a tyrants laws
Transported from his fellow men,
A convict, Ger the rugged main
His hand, that whilome grasped the pen.
Now tettered with Il feons chain
And shall man thus be crushed to earth
Shall all his rights be swept away.
For merely daring to give birth
To his own thoughts, and to obey 3
The voice which bids him to be free
The voice OF Nature and of God
Must he for this martyr be,
And scourged beneath oppression rod
MOI from million spirits yet
The shout Of triumph will be sent
As they, in mighty phalanx met
Shall bid the captlves bonds be rent.
And swear that while one pulse remains
While life one throb OF strength Affords
Man shall not thus be found in chains
For uttering a PATRIOTS words J
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
CARRIAGES -cARRIAGEs !

AT EASTERN PRICES. at the Commission CAR
"A RAGE REPOSITORY, No. 60 Ikz-7HR =
ST. CH z street, Opposite the Com s@ESsZ
ly receiving FASHIONABLE CARR -A2-----S2-
AGES q the latest style; direct from he manHtac,oTes
GiES &c., &c. or style finish and price equal TO any IN
market Customers are invited 10 call and see for themselves
je6 6rn H. S. SMITH, to St. Gharessst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30
ROBBINS, ORLEANS MILLS

FYNHE sTBsCRIBER would respectfully inform the pub.
l. lie generally that as usual he is prep AIRED to furnish, al
wholesale and retail Corn Meal Oil Cake, Ground Feed
Ground Coffee Spices of every kind and Of the mG npe
any part of New Orleans Lafayette.
Orders left matter TO what amount, can be filled al the
shortest notice. the Orleans Mills being the largest and most
complete establishment in the city.
eR Prices moderate and such given to the prepare
ton of orders as will insure q second call.
my301m $. B. ROBBINS. No, 8 Jriangie BUILDINGS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

FIRE FROM LIGHTNING.-There We're several
houses burned at Hoboken ND on the 18th, by
being struck by lightning. cabinet shop was
struck, in which the fire was first discovered. Two
or three other houses near by took fire almost stimuli
taneously, and were destroyed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

New DIsCnvERY-Dr Council Mixture for GonorrhGa
and elect Seminal illusions and Weakness of the Utera or
Bladder This Mixture contains injurious article what
ever but POSSESSES properties of real efficacy and more
congenia the constitution than other medicine used
for these complaints Freed from the nauseating qualities
attending copavia and the mixtures will be found
agreeable the palate and pleasant to the stomach and will
any case, all pay refused fort equally good