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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-04

JOIN STROUD & CO.,
l46 COMMON Street. between Carondelet and Baronpe
DEALERS IN GkEHRYA
M RIB L. E NTEL-PIECES Ey
W ESAMELrEp CRATES, MONUMENTS = i05f1o<-,
TONES Tom SLABS, GRAVE STONES, SNNHll n
and "a RIB Z in all its different varieties t4d4rN
tHllmASTON LIME, CALCINED PLASTER NtgWy
OF PARiS, RO AN AND HYDRAULIC CEMENT wv
- PLAsTERINs HAIR, WHITE SAND. NJ
FIRE BRICKS " 80 -
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WORMS! WORMs!! WORMS 7!
ITO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous inhabt
Il ants of the stomach and bowels which so often impair
the health and destroy the lives of children use JAYNS
TONIC VERMIFUGE, certain and safe preparation for
the removal Of various kinds of Worms Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach Want of Appetite Infane Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels and Organs Dges-
ton. II is, without exception Of the valuable pre-
partitions in the world. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS s. Co,
apis Corner of Magazine and COmmo Streets
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10" The subscriber viii continue the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION business and will act as General Broker for
the sale and purchase of Real Estate Negroes and all other
property consigned to him.
J. A. BONNENALi, 81 GTayer st.
New Orleans, Aug.3r ,1848. au3O
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FTVHE WESTERN PII4OT-A complete guide to travel.
A ers gqng North by the Riiyen-giying minute de-
rivers on the different routes, etc, For sale by
APPS MILES @. SALE & CO.. II St. Charles st.
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CONSUMPTION CURED-Also, Coughs Colds Pain in the
Side and Breast and al Lung and Liver GSmpaints-by
article that be relied for these complaints and has
cured cases after all other articles have failed.
The Military Shaving Soap the best article in this city
Price % cts. 1t makes rich laber that does dry
on the face.
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LIME.
1A0A CASKS Thomagt0n Lime, for sale by
1OOO myl7 John STROUD& co. las Common st.
STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
NAJE can axe on storage floor second story,
w dry and dark place, Is 900 bags Also, in anoth,
store from 10000 to 10000 bags Merchants having eoffe
to store will find to their advantage to call and examine GU
warehouses. EMERSON, TOURSE & co.
apG i58 FchOupitOulas street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-04

TRUNKS " w tn TIRG4RSsE < 4 4 4
--or,,- - WARE n OUSE.
EOtN MORRISON, No. 10 Camel fTNES%~N
~ street, oilers o the public for sale f1lAlAl4
Urge assortment If the above articles at issW ID Nh
S,.ch low prices q Will SUIT TINES 49,
Persons about 10 tave for the summer will do well tO give
most liberal terms. - 80
~ Mandatory, Newark, N J.-Warehouse, II Mai.
zen Lane, New York my26 I'm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-28

iieve to be the very ccniro Of the globe,
(how they are To build a city upon H.
doesn', come before me 10 decide.) but
sir, they are nisIaken. Salt Lake IS not
The centre o. The globe, and to save them
from any further trouble about the matter
| will tell them where the centre IS. II Is
here, sir, right here where am now
staudinc-that is. if we may put any DE-
peudance on the movements OF the clouds;
for every cloud that rises. no mater at
wha, poiut. OF The horizon. 1t seems 10 me,
is sure TO centre right here: and II several
rise at different points. ii is here that they
meet ami empty themselves. Hence J.
conclude. that here must be the centre oi
the globe. Bur, he that as it may, we
have certainly had a great deal OF wet
weather during the last four weeks. aud
some of The heaviest rains. perhaps that
have ever heen witnessed by the posdi-
luvian world such rains as |, al least,
have seldom. if ever, seen fal! before.
Our field, are very much washed. We
have no need to trouble ourselves further
about hillside ditchiug We have diches
now, and those Of the deepest SORT.
Yet, Mr.. Editor, the crops lok well,
can unusually so; and cotton, though il
has been considerably retarded in its
growth by the wei, is more forward than
il was al this season last year. | saw
blooms on the 18th Of this month. The
cotton crop is abundant.
Most sincerely yours,
YENBA.
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THE MALE AND FEMALE
Academies Im Greenwood,

dBBEPILLE OlS ElCI, .. L.
Under the control oftle Baptist Denomination.
FENHE first session of the present year. in
q the above SctiuOis, having closed this
| day, the Board Of Trustees desire To bring them
again to the favorable notice of their friends
and the public generally.
The Exercises of the Male Department have
been ably and satisfactorily conducted by Mr..
ALLES DERRICK. gentleman OF good moral
character, tlnified manners. and high literary
attainmentS; possessing that nrder Of mind
winch emineully qualities hin for the vocation
he has cIlose:i-he Instruction oI Youth
Whilst the Board are happy in expressing
before the pubic The great Satisfaction whMh
MIR. Dedrick has in every respect. rendered 81
his depnr,n"nt thcy cali mrs' confidently re
rn;nmend lIlcir Scool 20 tfeir friends, aua to
ali friends o' education, feeling asshrs'! that
the expactrto,.- Of tio-r :" hose sons ENJOY i';c
advantages nf this las.i;:!!or "Ii! s's :nHy rca'
izrd iIr. Drdr;eh heius graduate OF one oi
the first iI'erH: Institutions IL !!;e u!i'!e' Sia'eS,
Eni:E Gni:n"c Ui Nr: E0f..j ard oarng iiit
slightest testimonials For. i'raiss9ra 0itLn Coz.
"sc and from o.;lcs Distinguished literary gen
tcu'en ::aily qualified 10 2:eTa:e ynnns nleG
for Co;sg2,
Tie amaie SchnnI is still FUbcr tie care
If P.n'rsan. l.. i. XicHaIls. Tie reputation
which this gentleman ha~ acqnir"d in tilr dulles
of his profession and the entire satisfaction
which he has given his patrons. DARN. resi-
dcnce Of 10 muntts i'll our Village. render IL
unnecessary for the Board nj li,is TIME, 10 apcak
of bis qualification as Rector Of Female
Schnol. ,.r. Nichols and Lady have. with
nrrcevering Efforts. endeavored 10 establish
Female SchuoI Of high order. and at consldera-
bic expense, hive secured the services Of
very able assistant; Miss SARAH A War, of
Augusta. Ga. young lady Of superior mind
and fine cnmplishmcuts under whose charge
the Music and Drawing departments have beeh
mos; satisfactorily conducted the past session.
II has been and still is lie des gn of The
Board to elevate their Institutions to an emf.
nence moi 10 be surpassed by any Institutions
of similar kind in the State. To accomplish
this desirable object they have endeavored TO
engage the most competent Instructors. 10
this they have been peculiarly fortunate in the
choice Of those whose names appear above
They appeal to their friends To aid them in
their cnterprizc. hY their patronage and inflI-
ence. Hoping 10 afford additional facilities the
ensuing session, Ia llnse pupils who may enter
their Schools. the Board confidently expect
liberal palionage. Terms as heretofore pub:
shed. Tnition money notlequlred until the
end of zach session. ..::s1'
The 2ud Session will commence the lst Mon
JAMES NJ. CHlEEs, PIT. B. r..
Greenwood, June Sth, ls43.!
june ii 3t q
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1e,t;nr Of D;saFecteI ". Y. Wh;p.

Meeting Of Disa6ected ". Y. Wigs
A meeting Of the disatlected portion Of the
New York delegates To The Wing Cnnven-
liun al Philadelphia, took place in the for
mer city on the I6'h, inst Twas very
tumuIiuary assemh!age of Clay aud Tay-
lor par,izans. The OBJECT Of the Clay
meu appeared To he TO obtain The concur
renee of the meeting fr calling another
Convention on the second Monday in Aus
gust ucxt, for naming another person as
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OUR PALMETTos IN MOBILE.

OUh Ell IOS in MOBlLE.
We arsshaHpy 10 state on the authority
of despalchfeceved Las, night from Mo-
bile by Mfs.GladJen. from her gallant hus-
band, thai Col. GLADDEN. with seven Com
panies had arrived al tina, place aud were
all well. We may therefore soon anlici
pate graspius the hand of the noble Colo
mel and his worthy brothers in arms, who
have reflected such luslre upon their Slate.
Their reception should be worthy Of the
tolls and dangers which they have braved.
though, alas! we may moi welcome back
many who joined their onward marct 10
battle for their country.
The memories Of those who have fallen
are as sacred as the glory Of the survivors
in the public mind-to both due honors
should be paid. The return however
should he an occasion of jubilee, aud no
sad recollection be allowed 10 chill the
warm welcome which they should meet.
We. would respectfully Suggest to the
Military Committee appointed yesterday.
the rroptiely Of meeting at au early hour
this morning 10 make the proper arrange
ments fofihe fitting reception ,of four return
ing friends. The precise period of their
arrival here Is uncertain, as, we, presume
the whole Regimen, will BE collected al
Mobils before il can be mustered o,t Of
Ntuc ooiStSS-t y. az: -. s-s ". -
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GREENWOOD
FEeIE.7EE .gC.EEsEsR Z,

UNDER THE CONTROL OF VIE BAPTIST De
NoMIEAr rsoH.
RH &. and MRS. NICHOLS have hn2b
lHM pleasure in again offering 10 otheir riends
their very grateful thanks for the continued en-
enlargement they have received: zs::t =.
The ihrd session OF their Scb,,ol terminated
OH the Sth inst, und lhe next will con,rnehce
ON the first. Monday. in July, when they earn.
sesily hope that an dppreciali9n OF the efforts
ftheyShnye made 10 establish a superior Schooli
gbY iieir,a@n iinspaIing sexertions and BY. ems
gaging superior assistance atserS considerable
expense will be manifested ~ al increasedspar
ttonage ard an lntirlng Recommendation ON:
tn part of their friends. s .-f ,ss,
The Music and Drawing Departments will
be continued under the charge Of Miss Sarah
a WkAY, Of Augusta. and il is very sincerely
hoped that the valuable services OF. tidt Indy
may lora be secured 10 the Institution by every
conragemcnt being given to the exercise of
those talents which, during the past session.
afforded sucil high satisfaction.
lis ihoughI advisable to contradict report
lha, the number Of pupils Is iimi ed:-any
number can De- received and instructed.
Terms OF Instruction and any oiuGr iliforma
.irn reqnireI will be Immediately forwarded by
mai! Oh application to Tie Principal.
Greenwood, June 10. lS4S
June IA 81 II
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the Wing candidates The meeting se-
parated in turmoil the stage being torn
inlo fragments. The Journal of Com:
nerce says "by Clay men, uho we're ne.
rerniued not to have any Taylor speeches
made on il,
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GEE.E.g' f'RE.s'GS.
SNarsassnisrg aeisa., s. e.

TgSE,lS delightful watering place has under.
u gone ::,arous!, repairs. and is no." rea-
dy to receive company. and will be kept open
Tor il.e lntrrc, The year round. The hene .ciai
results Of the water san he ,e5;iiicd 10 by nun
1rctIs WHO have cxperleuc"d is ntinGnue uroi.
various Diseases Tie accommodations shall
be suilcd 10 The ants Of AL visitors who may
visit tn" place. npon the following terms viz:
Alsn per Day. 81 25
Week, 90
Over one and less than four Weeks, = 90
Fnur Weeks aud over, per Week. 20
Children ana servants, half price.
Horse per Day. 62t
- Week, 3 so
]. c. ZTMMERalAN.
p. S-is wish 10 retire to prvd life, I
offer The above property for sale on reasonable
terms. ]. C. q.
May Il Ct II
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1--WE learn that yesterday the President Of
The United States nominated 10 The Senate
the Hon. Isaac Tonccy, of Connecticut,
late governor Of the Stale, 10 be AuIurney
Geucral of The Uniled Slaes. in place OF
The Hon. Nathan Clifford. resigned"
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Brought to the Jail

AAF This District, negro man who says his
Y y name is ISAAC. and That he belongs to
Jefferson Blaclsshire, of l.Iniens County, Ca
aud that he ranaSay about the hist of Nav or
Ist Of June. Said fellow Is about six feet high,
Of very dark complexion. between 55 and 56
years faye. He has il scar across his breast
and defect III his right eye.
The owner is requested 10 come forward.
prove property, pay cilarges aud take him IL
way. orlIIerwise lie will be dealt with as the
law directs.
A. II. BURT. J.E. d.
June %. 1913 23tf
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Head Quarters,

Cd Regiment Cavalry, 5. z. VI.
ORDERS No. a.
A NELECTIONswill be held u, the Chero.
"a kee Ponds on the fourth Saturday in July
next, for Captain to command the Edgclield
Hussars Tropp OF Cavalry. to Gil the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of ]. Ham
mond.
Other vacancies If any should occur by this
Election, will be filed at tho same time.
Lieut. Merriwe,hei II. c. Mathis, and John
Butler, will act as Managers.
BY order Of f-...
. .lss!''sT THoS: w. LANHAM. Col.
I'd Regiment Cavalry S e. W.
jnne7 81 70
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TRRATY WITH GRENADA.-The Scnale
having ratified the treaty recently conclnd.
ed between The Union States aud New
Grenada, it is published in the Washing-
ton Uniun 1t abolishes all Discriminating
duties On our commerce. and gives US The
right of way. by canal or rail road. from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, across The is>
linus Of Panama.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, at the residence Mr.. John Denney
in this Distr;..t, on the morning of The 10th
June Miss RAcHAL JENSISG. IN her 18th year {;
after a contracted illness Of eleven months,
which she bore with christian fortitude. The;
deceased was member e the LutheranJ
Church at 81. Marks; and was much esteemed
by all of the members, aud beloved by all that
new her. ~
The young should leain to be wi c
To live in realms beyond the skies. S.
DIED, at Monntt Yilng, inths District, OF,
Thursday l3hinsIaal, ELlz sBErH WxLpS, ia
The 69ibJyesf her age. q She suffered rnich
9io1i disease. laiter portion Of .fhsr.
life and exfii6jsed tsu6iig hont, much meekness
mud resignations HerEihiellisence, qniet snan
ners and many virtues erideared her greatly 10
her. friends; and numerous descendants and
connections mourn her departure, but moi az
those who have no hnpe. ~ So.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COURT or ORDINARY
IA LII LII {

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COURT or ORDINARY
SbY JOHN HILL, Esq Ordina:yQf
- Edgefeld District.
Whereas Jame> Blackwell hat. ap-'
piled to me for Letters of td'Rffisra.
ZION. nu all ant! singulae the goods and
cha'res, rights s. css>thrs Of Mary Clark
la!e Of,nc D:siricI aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore. To cite and admon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred and cred
lors u the said deceased, to he aud appear
belnre me, al our next Ordinary's Court
for he said Disrc. 10 be holden III Edge
field Court House on lhe 10Th day of July
mex, to show cause, if any, why he said
administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
23rl day nj Ju"e. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight and in seventy second year Of Amer
ican independence.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D.
june 2S 2t %
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Dr. Il. III. DeLange,
Surgeon Dentist,

#FFRUM CHARLESTON WAUUUo IN
CAN be found at Mr.. SPANN'S HOTEL,
for a few days only.
A'few months, or longer indulgence will be
gwen 10 all responsible persons, who may des
Sire it. THUS they may fully test my ''work,
before paying lorit
Refer TO Dr.. B. A. Rodrgues. Surgeon
Dentist, in Charleston. and to many OF the
most respectable falnies in Augusta and Hanr
burg
June2l % If
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A. H. III.

A. #. III.
JACKSON, BUTTS COUNTY, GA !
April 20,h, A. l.. 5s4S,
A T q regular Communication of 81. jnlius'
IA Lodge, No As. of Ancient Free Masons,
this day held, MACK GOODWIN, a member
of this Lodge. was duly expelled from the
Lodge, for unnasonIc conduct.
BY order Of the Lodge.
w R. BANKsTON. sec'ry.
Jnne22 22 81
D' Masonic Papers will please copy.
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Notice.
NOTICE.

"A IL Pelsons indebted to The subscriber as
I a administrator of the estate Of Thomas J.
Hibb'er. are Ior tile last time requested to como
forward and make payment before return da;
in October, as am determined TO close up the
business. Attention 10 the above will save
cost. ]. p. PERRIN
june at 90
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
In ORDINARY.


pY JoHNHiLl., Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edge6eH. District:
Whereas James BLACKWELL hath ap
piled 10 me for letters of administration,
on all and singular the goods and chat,es.
rights aud credits of Elizabeth Clark,
lae Of The District aforesaid, decd.
These are, ,slherefore. 10 cite and admon-
ish all and Singular, the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased, TO be and appear
before me, a, our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District 10 be- holden al Edge
field Court House on the 10Th day Of
July last, to show cause; if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 23d
day Of June. in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight and 10 the sevenIy-second year OF
Anelican independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
June 2S, II 90
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JatsAN I'D. GszAsa1, Va. 3D..
PhusfcaEzss sSsafk !%aE2.sEOss,

ED EGS leave to offer his professional -ersi,
D ces to the citizens Of rigrlield and v'cin
IS and respectfully to solicit share Of their
patronage.
= Dociur C.'s past success in the treatment oi
diseases Of mel. women aEA chiLir"n, cIc"rr-
ages him thus TO ask the support OF an enlight
ened community.
REFER ENCES:
V Mott, NJ. D.. New York City.
A. Clark NJ. D.. e
4. 6. Frary. VI. ID Hudson. \. Y,
c. KinbaIl NJ. D.. LuwelI, Mass.
n. n. Child. VI. d.. pius:icld, Mass.
N. B.-Prompt attention given 10 calls lelI
my residence, The house formerly occu ied ny
8. s. Tumpklns Esq, by night or daT. nr ;'t
the Post Office by day. J. y. c.
Nav II If II
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Wool isa the Seed.

eS SOh RSa sAAS SyCCOs
YET Z Subscribers are prepared TO Card
3 wool in the bes, poss'b manner foi Toll
Or Cash. al customary rates, and solicit share
of the public patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed and will receive the Wool without
burrihs or picking, without any additional
charge. al their old stand on Ddncans Creek.
8 miles east of Laurens e. H.
w. SHELDON S SON.
May ;. 3m Is
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To oatr Customers once

FENO employ me to repair any work, is TO
-H promise 10 pay cash. These ore my
terms. am not abte or willing 10 keep books,
or 10 depend upon your Negroes whom you send
10 make engag"meu,s with me. " ru the
work is done, send The cash.
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From the anderson Gazette.
ATROCl us MURDER.

.Wehave never Ierbaps heard of a more
cold blooded, 6endish murder than was
committed, ON Friday last, in the neigh
hourhood Of Pickensville. on the body Of
Robert Wilson. The perpetrators Of the
deed, Carroll Henderson and Johu Hen
dersou had had some alteration with VIII
son previously respecting some family dlt-
fcully aud insligaled or encouraged by
their farther. had deliberately threatened his
life. On the morning Of that dag. the two
brothers SET out from home in search of
Wilson and found him in bis field at work,
with DO one present but a hoy abou, fifteen
years of age. They rode up to the fence,
and called Cor Wilson TO come to hem
when they renewed the quarrel. After pass.
ing a few words, one Of them knocked w.
down with a rnck, ard then jumped on
him with knife. literally butchered him
on The spot. They boy ran ot1 TO he nearest
neighbours house. ahous quarter of mile
dstan,, and gave the alarm, when TWO
gentlemen proce eeded Immediately 10 The
place, but were only on The ground in time
10 see the unfortunate man breathe his last.
One ofihe murdcrets was q brother il
law of the deceased.
Two of The men implicated, John Hen
derson and farther are now in Pickins jail,
and we understand tina, Carroll l1ender.
son has been arrested in Greenvlle. We
trustt they may receive the full deserts Of
the dreadful crime" -
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+ From the Duqu bue Tribune. June 6.

From The Duqu bue Tribune. June G..
DIFFICULTY AMo:G THE NINNERA. !.
GoEs-Rc(usu TO Emigrate,-Mr. ). b.:
iIrni"n Of mis- city has just returned from
Il rri p 10 Fort Atkinson, and through, him
We learn that very great opposition was
manifested hy the Winncbagoes 10 emisra-
ting TO their new home. Slnrny inter
views were held With the Sub Agent, Gen.
Fletcher, on Thursday aud Friday of last
week, and severe threats were made by
the indians. in vew oI force being used 10
compel their removal. On Saturday mnrn-
ing when Mr.. Henion len, The Indians had
taken down nearly all their wigwams, aud
all the .quaws and most ofthe male lndi-.
ans had left for parts unknown. Little
Hill was addressing those who renained
behind. Bapisre, IA chief deeply hostile
to removal, was jus! starting for the Agency
his conutenance filled with Indignation.
Capi Morgan was apprehnsive he should
be compelled to seud to Fort Crawford for
reinfUrcements.
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Fire in CvtumJia 9 o'clock on
Thursday night, :he ed, fire broke oul
10 Columbia. in the store nf james Nc
Calirey. which destroyed FIVE small build
ngs on Richardson ST., nearly opposite
The United States Hotel, before the con-
Aagra,iou was arrested. The buildings,
we learn, were owned by Mr.. james Nc
Cal1rey, Thos. II. Wade, J. McAndrews
aud J. Moore, and were occupied respec'
lively by Mr.. McCaiTrey, alr. d. Truesdell,
Mr.. Alice, Mr.. Andrews aud Mr.. Pope.
The buildings and The bulk olthe pro,
.per,y destroyed, are stated 10 have bcen
insured.
u. S. Senators. Governor Of Nlichi
gan has appointed Thos Fitzgerald, Dem.
U. S. Senators. in the place Of Gen Cass.
The Legislature Of New Hamshire on
Thursday, elected Moses Norris, Jr., DEM.
Senator in Congress for six years from The
l,h of March next, in place Of MIR. AtEcr-
ton, whose Term then expires.
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New-Or!eans, June 23rd.

NC"S1I'CuD5, uHS <~clb'
Steamship Palmetto arrived yesterday,
having sailed from Vera Cruz on 1SIh in1'.
Mr.. Sewer, left the CAPITOL on l2lh. and
was expected. a, Vera Crpz on The 19rh.
On his arrival, the Custom, House would
be turned oyerIo the Mexicaus. r=-..
A conspiracy had been detected TO over
throw the government. Five, leading
characters who were favorable to peace,
had beer assassinated by party headed
by Paredes and Jarau,a. All the Ameri.
CAP troops were expected at Jalapa on
21st inst. ~, .s--.-
The Palmetto brought over four Com
panies Of Michigan Volunteers
Cotton, quiet. $500 bales middling and
good middling, sold Yesterday al So &C..
Sugar, Flour and Molasses remained
unchanged.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-28

EUROPEAN STEAMER ARRIVED.
:: The Sleaper Of the 1 l0ihawas telegraph
ed gas:ha yingaIfived atsBnslon.onSunday'
slasls bur 3up;tas asla,e hour last night, in
consequence some arrangement Of the
Wires, received no news by her.-iLid