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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-04-28
S. r. vi C B A N E.,
Attorney al Law and Solicitor in Chant ery,
UPPER S.ayNDUSkY. ONO,
OFFICE, up stairs, in the jail.
October q, l647-52-tf.
Martin Dickens,
VS..
.Inlin Anphinhannh-
I Petition for Fore.
closure.

M'F''" !. Dickens Petition for Fore.
John Aughiubaugb. closure
The above named defendant is hereby
notified that a petition Is fled and now
pending in the Court of Common Pleas Of
w, aadot county against him; the object
and prayer Of which is to foreclose mort.
gage bearing date l4th of April "A. ID. 1915,
executed by deiendent to, plaintiff on Ia
Lot No. 76 In Merr, mans second edition
to the town of Mersaliles. in said county,
TO secure note bearing even date with
said mortgage tor S239, ,25. payable one
year aGer date. That application will be
made at the next Term of said Court. for
decree or the sale OF said mortgsged
premises. 7,s lc ssss a~--sg1st1
eis ssa s..i,l $ ssas NH. KIRBY
| Fa acsux afNsfs Atty. for PiF.
March i6 ls4s--e3-es = ss,9
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DIR. LIE ROY'S


w LID CHERRY ID SA Lila
PILLS.
nR. LIE ROY has most happily sue
~ ceeded III combining Nilu Cherr,
and Sarsaparilla with other vegetable IN.
gredIents, 8" as to produce medIcIne at
once tome, and purgauve, the only pertecI
discovery of the kind ever made, theii
great peculiar excellence, and thal wAiGt
distinguishes them irun all other puIga
iives Is, that their operation Is JoilODed by
no reaction Their unIIvalieu puIlN log
aud purgarve proper,ies, for which the,
are IuueUled 20 the essence OF Satsaparll.
la, and other Ingredients, being cuhiiuh.
I'd bt theli hIghil tunlc NIrues, derived
,rum the txttacl at " lid Cherry. the, I,
net Sirdin tie digesttUe organs INTO actioa,
"hich has rpreau theI lame over the lwu
as Is 'he mode oI operation wlth other Ca
,hattIcs, tut Uu tie CONTRARY sirehg theH
dtm into action. lhus all other pu,g.tl,t
meuiCIhes produce mote % less sui,se
quent c0sttceheSs, and siuggishntss II ne
gastric juice. wtlIe Br lie huls iIis
oeare all ne mdchtHtry ~ tie system Juii as
tye ana octiUdy, aud ht Gawtts oIea uh0
hdfurat. Hence. mritesb In LhetseHah,
'thel are the oht! ac'i>e pm mga'Ne whIet
| ! can Iecuu'mebd wIth CuEhueHCe, ahu
without alarm; fDG tre> remove notLrng
| tut What ought To he remuted--neithei
| Ta' k nor s,rain--uCCasiuH no apathy u
GeLiluatIoD--ati leave the bowels iret
open, an1 vigorUus." BnI the grea, Va.
,ue Dr. lie kuy's Pnls--the ,i,,ue ot
Lemls pheIes with iapidi almust mlr
eCut"Hs--ites "a .theIi p"ilHcatiun al tie
blouu. Here lhe! not only STAND alto
&c hei uuTaaleu, bui hitt tue messutt
e! GtsiTe. They at once aties the toe
matI"u ui bau Uiu"d b. removing a! Im-
| puiItIes tr,m tie CHI te, - whtC"tLe bioea
| Al IuImeu; aLu n.rt"her kt,pit IIoaU,
bl tunl1g snd steng ,heniug Ihe ,uIges
tive uIgahs, 50 as 10 be ahIe 10 eXcIuu,
ir,mIt all matter al sn IBHurrIcIoIs ma.
,nrvi aud then they puriIy the blood al
IeauS III cIrculatIvn; and never cease op
eIatIou unih ~ Ise entIrely Tree frum every
nuxi"us par,Icie aud iull Of heslIh, lite,
aud yIgOr.
AGENTS.
A. J. LOOMS. Upper Sandusky; j.
ShokB ~ MARTIN, LIille saudusky.
December 81. lel7.-l2-1y.~
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Fruit Trees.

VI Vie subscirher has Tor sae, al MS IN
rWailed nniser,, WV mites east "l
HcC al cllenvllIe, Nyandot county, more
ts,an
The subscriber would also say that for
lie future, he will make two prices tor Ap'
pie tees. Th"se thai are not stric'l>
prImt, he " i'll sell at Six cents and those
shai are prime al Ten cents as usual.
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500

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Different varieties OF young grated trees
All orders viii he promptly filed when The
weather is tavoIaile Tor Iaking up.
The following are some oi The must Pop'''
lar varieties:
Pear apple, Apple sauce apple, Ph@nx
Rhode Island Gree"ing, Speilzlnberg' OF
shorl Oxheari. Winter Rambo, Fall fam'
bo, reu PIppln, BeiI1o"eI, green PlpPn'
whire PippIn, summer Queen. Nanderver,
Pippin, Newtown Ppp,n Lad, finger, ear
ly, hile, PeatniaIn, Ladies Blush, jay
Apple, Holland ilppln, summer nsmoo'
K"xbury kussel, Mons,tuus PipPin'
Tewksbury win,e, Blush, red Eyerlas ing,
Milan, Golden kussel, Large winter
Vaudever, early Butter Apple, keeier,
Black GnlAuwcr, Polk's M"uslrons Ran,
DO, Ind,an earl, NeverfaiI, Harvest
Swaar, Cumberland Spice, Musk apple
Long OxLesil, led Ku.sel, Tolman Sweet.
RED Ghllhower. " inter Wear, SliIped
winter, Bow Spice, Yellow Plppin, Seek
no.iurther, Red winter Sweet, sweet Rus
set, Trenton earl, Wine sap, aud every
other variety 10 be procured from Nursery
men IN Uhiu; with large aud carefully
selected varleiy otolhei fruits, mbracng:
Pears, Peaches, Nectarines. Ounces
DIV Apple. ~lher All Crab, Plumbs,
heroes. kaepberrie.. &c. &c.
As lie has devoted his whole attention
ihe culture Of fihii, he haiieis himself
hal hIs present se,ecilUns are the best
hal can be found west Of the Alles heny
Mountains.
For reference call on Sheriff Ba ird.
o.. McKell, N, Gu chen and Harper, Up
,er Sanuusky.
ALPHEUS RUSSELL.
McCuchenville Lla,ch &c. Ie41 .-25 II.
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Paper, Cards, QuIlls, Binders stOcks &c.,
COLUMBUS AVENUE. NEAR Wa
TER ST
G3anSnsGn SSsitp, 8SGio,

Bank and County Officers, Forw ard ing
Merchants. and others. can have orders
Printing or Binding. filed within one
week, It desired. WoRK WARRANTED IN
ALL CASES.
Josiah Smith, of Upper Sandnsky. is
our authorized Agent, with whom all
Books TO be bound, orders for binding
Blank Books, &C., cai. be left. He will
also keep on hand. in the Post Office, al
assortment of Blank Books for sale.
J. b. JOHNSON & CO.,
March 3lst, lS4S.-25.
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NEW! NEWS!!

Saddles and Harness made, on the north
end of the Sandusky Avenne, nearly OPP
posite the Receivers Ufiee, Upper San
,lnsry nhi,
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Ladies' Companion.
I e n M S: CASH In ADV NCEy
One copy So 20
HGENCY.

THE undersigned has been appoint ed the
only agent far the Gudey's Lady's Book
and Dollar Newspaper, for the District of
Wes'er" ONO Indiana and Mlchigau.--
All persons wishing to take both, or eith-
er Of the above publications can do so by
paying The subscription to the subscriber,
resulting Two miles east of McCutchen-
Wlle, Ohio.
A w. RUSSELL.
March 3lst, 1S4s-26-3m.
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.r PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Congressional Register

nh lhe c. mn,enCement OF the 30th
'"g'ess, We propose 10 continue the
t"ng +, ssi, nal Register on the same plan
as published durirg lie last session. it
mlIl cuntaln tnll and accurate report OF
he business proceedings "t Congress. to.
geil,er with sketches Of The debates which
'ake place ~ each house. The next Con
gtess VIII he one OF the most important
nhich las assembled tor years, aud 1T Is
nr ceIetmlnaiI"n to give to The people
complete hIstrrv ot heir proceedings.
aud al such a ioao price Ma, every peIs"n
Whu takes an interest IN the aCiS Of III I
hodt can procure copy. II is believed
hat The Is, session 81 Ie Mlh Congress
" III continue at ieas, eight mOnihs; and we
hrtttote piop'se 10 Issue weekly, on
mammoth 81 eet octave torn, the proceed
lrgs at he unprecedented low rate of
One dOiidr pPr c0Dy for The session.
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FOR THE SESSION.

This publication is no, only the cheap.
est, but It's contains more valuable reading
matter than is to he found IL any other
Weekly published al Il same price N the
country. Besides the polIcs of the day ,
II contains all the late and important netcs,
both foreign and domestic; ana It's CONNER
cldL al iicteS are not equalled. II wall also
contain complete synopti"al summary OF
the proceedings OF b"Ih Houses oi Con
gress. aud be furnished TO subscribers at
ne low raieof
One dollar and twent ,-fve cents pei copy
for the session.
Clubs will be furnished with ten copies
for S 10.
.4I subscriptions must be paid IN advance.
Po'rMAsThHs, by sendWg us .fue SUB.
scrjbe's .Jor eHher .the dbove publications,
iciH be ehttiedto one copy GRATIS.
subscription price OF Da,l, Uniou
per year $40 90
SUBSCRIPTION price ofSemi, Week
y Published 'ri weekl, during the
sessi"n OF Congress co
Subscription rice ot Weekly w
CLUBS wiH be furnished with
copies OF Tue Da,l, tor $40 90
5 do Semi Weekly 20 Ou
10 do do 35 GO
5 do Weekly eW
| 10 do do l5 W
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Blue Ball Hotel.
4771()777>5 47&7@1=()7775%
lei. ZIMMERMAN.

Has opened public house on the cor
ner OF Fifth street aud the W, andot Ave.
nue., where he is prepared TO give every
Accommodation To relieve the tired aud
satisfy the hungry. Thuse travelling
through Upper Sand"sk! will Gnd t"em
selves pleasant, sitna,td b, ealing at ut
signof he Blue Ball Tor ihe proprietor
w,ltspare no pains IN arranging hings /,
make clsI umpts cpinfurla HE
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American Hotel,
UPPEk S.4 ND SKY ONO
w. w. BATES.

A few doors north OF the Public squar,
on The Ssndusky avenue, aud near I" th'
Receivers office, where ever, attention
will be paid to the Travelling public aru
others thai may be pleased TO Iatronize
him.
Jan. 25 lS47- I7tf,
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HIS Table.

The table will abunnd with the YER,
besithe country can afford, prepared III
manner that will suit u e palate of ever,
one. Bearders can here 6nd gond accom-.
modations aud reasonable bills.
The Stable.
This branch will al all tunes he attend.
ed b, good and auentive hosller. who
will make II his particular business to see
that all ANIMALS entrusted to his care are
well iaktn care Of
STAG FICE.
This is the general Stage Office, on the
line leading irom Columbus iu T,tlin
through this place, whero those wishing
seais IN the coaches can be sccommoda.
ted.
II. ZIMMERMAN.
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The w eekly Union.

One doiiar per copy for The session
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-12
p o ETR Y.


~ " ~ 1.
Br MARTIN FAzQrHaR TurPEE
Open the easement aud Up with Tho suui
HIS gallant journey is just Logan;
Over the ILLS his chariot is folpd.
Banoer'd with glory snd burnsiied witb gold
Ovfr the hills he comes sublime.
Bridegroom Of Earth. and brother Of Time
Day hath broken. Joyous and fair;
fragtant aud fre-l is the morning air
Beanieegs and bright those orient hus..
fal'ny aud sweet those early dow.;
-. ihers ia heaiih. and wealth. and Hiss.
In da~ning Natures moiberly kiss.
so the wondering world swskes,
Hi' IT'S Fosy tpP't mpunlains and cleaning
ltkss.
with iis helds snd cities. d.,.ri md trees.
lis Gala old cliff. and sounding seas,
Ia all their gratitude blessing liIu.
WHO ewsi.cih bc.ween Tie Chefu5im,
Break ssay boldly from sleep. l.,dsn chain
SEEK n 10 icige hist l.ter again.
Rather with yigonr and resolale nerve,
Up. up. TO bless mar and Thy maker to serve.
I hank fni aad hopeful and happy 10 raiss,
eoaef;ng Of prayer. sad the incense Of praise,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-12

1rmlps marin. what du We think Sal
tod Ned Boobies. last night, when he was
q sns'kln' hes ~
"shn, NJ child. wha, are you talking
about y
" NJ. but hca'n her. did. She told
Ned Bubbles she kinder fel,--"
"Hush, YOU li;le rascal Hush, or III
'ekc your skin cti" and poor Sally looked
ted as boiled lubster.
ga II. out, Sal, Will tell She told
Net d i,bes She kinder telt scared tn death
and uck'ed Ia z"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-12

Some one, through an exchange, inqai'
res whether heds'esd is hed,,ead when
II is iiuic daeey7 A Yankee answers
The question, by uskng anoher, to vii;
Whc her a woman is a ~o,nan when she Is
Huie ulky1 The Yankee @'eh' be an
.wei.d, by asking hun shether dogs tail
is tai When u - a mag.in, IA wagon.
VIA, is this world q CON ny to!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-12
COULDN'T HELP 1T.

IN n F'cnch Congregation, yesterday, the
closing hymn was gwen out and comnen.
ed with nne of III customary aus OF the
.efv,ce but, before II concluded, IL had
somewhat changed its character, and soun.
died wonderfully like The Msrseiiles
rs mo. p Philadelphia San, Monday.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-12
luutn aiiecshnnqielv,
PHI. ROGERS

~. s. havc srnre found gu, ths, mob
had spting to II, that made II seem like
some body inside hsd hold ov i, i, had q
wire also ahirh vent inside some where to
= bel: these bis foxes have some miiey
cnrus 6yios 10 The houses. p. r.
~ h. I'll 500 any thing moro worth
tilln bout, III e, YOU know: P. K.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-12

- Adrrrfisemfnfs insfried at One Do,iar p,,
s9sws, 90 lines " less. his sired tgps.) ortae
ysyst tssvriisa. and 25 esns for each eoh'iau.
sses Court adpsHissnsais md Shrrif's S,is
ssassEse - per eeat higher; and deduction of
81 esr seat. r'H be made from ihs regular pr,-
60 ~ dpsgtisers by fAe year. Adpenisenenis
s1sssrd Msathiy o. quarterly VI per square for
80 fimA. SsmimsnsAly IS cents per square
i ~ eseA Inns.
q. ~ re.smsssrrs are respectfully requested to
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POWER OF WOMAN.

Women have m"'e strength 10 tarir
look than 40 have in our laws, aud more
power by their tears than we have BY our
arguments.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-12

Ia assuming the Editorial c.air of,he Journal.
=. make few remarks. Illustrative o. tie eoufsc
We intend TO pursue aud as il is prolsssediy a
,uIilieal paper. We shall a.iude fret TO lis
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-12

Why is a M,lleri,e like a dog with hi
tail in bis mouth
Bee ause be has his latter end in view,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20
EFrom the Alabama Tribune

&c NV deer Sur: Phinding it necessary, for the
kontinued heth of my phamily, to rename taking
the Grafenburg Phamily Pill, as awl my children
is affected wifi Variety of desseses, and as DEAN
it positive dooty to akquant the reeders of your
invaluabel Gernul of the extraordinary wurking of
this magnanimous medsin. My wife had the prlm-
tive consumshiOn in an orful wa, and ] kOrled on
DR.. Sextant, won of the importers from GermennV,
and | got arr box; gave her won every our for
three weeks rendering her hopeful for the present
She quickly recovered herselph and is now, thanks
to DR.. Sextaut, konvalessent. My next dorter Lad
a repudiated sore finger, wifi smorl wurt at the
end. She tuched the wurt with some Green
mounting ointment, and took eighteen pills before
her Dinner, which vomited incessant; the wurt
went of, and she is now Living model, and goes
into The LIST SOsiety in consequence.
The next kase is my Grandmother by my Fa-
theirs side. She had the palpetashun Of tine indo-
lent organ of hydrefobia, which pulled her down
art feet. She took two Boxes and one valise of
Pills, and pound of ointment and quarter Of a
pound of Butter, and is now entirely relieved of
the impediment and want of dyet, and is one hun
dred years old next Krismas, which she anyways
expekts TO reach every anniversary. I'll give you
my remaining phamily sickness and there kures in
my next lettur; thankin' yew for yewr frenshp and
for the prinsippl and interest taken in this glorious
korse of the cleansing of mankind by the celebrated
Gemun Fisishion, DR.. GIaffenburg."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20

MURDER AND ROBBERY SUsPECTED-The body
of young white man, respectfully dressed, was
found yesterday in the Carondeet canal, and, from
marks upon his person and other circumstances, he
is supposed to have been robbed and murdered
He wore black cloth froek coat black cashmere
pantaloons, cotton under.shrt, and patent leather
shoes. He had light hair and was of a fair COM
plexion. On his right arm were imprinted with
ink the letters C. H. d. He had cut or cash on
the forehead, and another Immediately over the
left eye guard chain with key only, was
found round his neck, and the watch ring was
broken as if the watch had been wrenched from
him. These circumstances, together with the fact
of no money being found on him, lead to the sup
position that he was the victim of robbery and MUIR
der. The coroner held an inquest on the body but
we were unable to learn the verdict
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20

THE RIyERs.-The Ohio, at Pittsburg on the
evening of the 11th inst, had 81 inches in the chan
mel at Cincinnati, same date river falling slowly:
at Cairo, it had been falling rapidly, but was then
receding slowly: 4 feet water on the bars between
Louisville and the Mouth. The Upper Mississippi
is reported at a stand, with feet water on the
Lower Rapids at St. Louis, falling slowly II feet
water in the channel The Missouri river is reported
in very bad boating order, with feet water in the
channel from st. Joseph to Bonneville, and 81 feet
thence down. The Illinois is falling: A feet water
on the principal bars. The Cumberland and Ten
nessee rivers were both falling at the latest dates.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.
Great DISTINCTION and Loss of Life.


New YORK, September 10-lO F. M.-Since my
first dispatch was forwarded to you, have obtained
some further particulars of the destructive con-
hagration in Brooklyn. 1t is supposed to have
originated in Reey's cookery Halls large build
ing in which the Brooklyn, Nassau, Atlantic and
Franklin Lodges of Odd Fellows held their meet
ngs, was entirely consumed, destroying about $4,000
worth of property belonging to these associations.
The Post-ofice, together with part of Saturday S
mail, was also destroyed The Universalist, Bap-
fist and Methodist Churches likewise shared the
same fate. The burnt district embraces portions OF
Fulton, Pineapple, Henry and Washington streets,
covering some twenty acres Two hundred dwell
ings and stores, occupied principally by mechanics,
aborers and shopkeepers, are mass of ruins.
Much of the property destroyed was insured in the
Long Island, Brooklyn, Etna, at Hartford, and a
Philadelphia Insurance office. The Long Island
will pay the full amount, and have large surplus
the Brooklyn company loses her entire capital, but
will pay a large per centage. The loss by this
dreadful calamity is estimated at million and a
half of dollars. 1 regret to say that several lives
were lost during the raging of the fire. The Full
ton Ferry bridge broke down, causing the death OF
one man, by drowning, and killing another, MIR.
Crowley. Mr.. Kirby and child were Instantly
killed by the falling of wall upon them. A num-
Der of persons had their legs brOken etc, by being
run over bV engines.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20

ACCIDENT ON THE CARRoLLToN RAILROAD
As the Carrollton cars were passing over the bend
in the road at the corner of Triton Row and Ba-
rome Streets coming into the city, yesterday after
noon the foremost axle of the passenger car broke
and threw the car off the track, partially into the
ditch. The shock was severe, but none of the pas
sengers were Injured
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20

PrTrsBURG, Sept II, P. M.-We have Just re-
ceived intelligence, by telegraph, that the o'Relly
case has been decided The decision grants an in
junction upon the use of Cooks & Burns instru-
ment, upon the ground of its Infringement upon
Morse's patent.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA destructive fire &C.
esirred last night at Pottsvile, which consumed an
entire square Of that thriving place. The loss is
estimated 800 0O0 but small portion of which
is met by insurance.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1l.-An arrival from the
West Indies brings information that violent hur'
rcane has passed over the islands, causing an i'm.
Tnense loss of property. The damage at Antigua
was particularly heavy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20

ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE FALCoN-On the
morning Of the 18th inst, soon after leaving the
wharf at Savannah, and when off Fig Island, Mr..
Fl. Birdsall, second Engineer of the Falcon, had
his lower jaw severely fractured in two places, his
head having come in contact with some portion OF
the machinery. The engine was stopped for few
minutes, to allow the wounded man to be sent back
to Savannah.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20

September 49, O'Clock P NJ Yellow Fever, Mr. THOMAS
TREANoR native Aughnacy, County Tyrone Ireland, aged
"a years.
~ His friends and those brother James respectfully
ved to attend his funeral THIS DAY O'Clock P NJ from the
Of Tvo Circle and Nayaies street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20

PRENTIcE's LAsT-MOses Corwin, the cousin
to Tom, is the wing candidate for Congress in the
Champaign district, Ohio. He is opposed by his
own son, John A. Corwn, who we take it is dem
oerat. If the old gentleman had whipped his son
little oftener in his bOyhoOd, he might have saved
himself the necessity Of whipping him at the next
al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20

o. A fire in Boston on the Sth inst, destroyed
stable of Mr. Urann; loss $1,000. James Whit
ing & Co. lost $780, F. A. Renson loses about
1920 by his coal having taken fire. The schooner
Italian, of Harrington, CMe.,) had her foremost
burnt-rigging, sails and spars badly damaged, loss
$500. The foremost of small schooner, called
the Abney was also burnt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-20

D1s- Recorder Goldng, we regret to say, still
continues indisposed, and Mayor Crossman Off
cates in his place in the Police Court of the Sc
cond Municipality. Mr.. Golding is expected to be
able to resume his duties in the latter part of this
week or the beginning of the next.