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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01

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sps Z. tl.e t4ta instant. There Mere Two
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taaty efsoaae tlteA 81 lou 4 thousand dollass.
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aiis Sall was ~ anch danger thas ali ,he books
aug PaPsFsin the VARIOUS Offices y ete removed.
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Matches Cousser.
Sgacctoins tho origin oftbe Ere, The Araus.
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since . Negro oiau belonging " Mra. Games
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break q barn tle Jail 40 as 10 eot then 4,
ne negro above alluded u has been taksp -
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investigation y the9natter Sc wss' comni,,ed
g amdAsis tFial q the aexltsrm ofihe CiFcu,,
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-01
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10
BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank Capital 81 900.
GEO MORGAN, President s. @. BELL, Cashier Direct
Ors: s. Stewart R. w. Montgomery, B. +. Fox, u. II.
Dudley, A. D. Crossman, A D. Kelly; c. Gayarre, for the
State Jacob Oh for Mechanics Society Levi PIERCE,
Attorney; H. B; Cenas Notary. Discount Days Mon
City Bank Capital $2,0O0,O0O SAMUEL J. PETERS,
President; r. j. PALFREY, Cashier Directors s. J. Pc
ers, William H. Avery, P. Conrey, Jr, j. r.. Shaw j. w.
Stanton w p. Converse A. Hobart IT, G. w Squires P.
Sawve, j. IT. Russell, F. JOrdy, VIM Alng. ii. LOckett,
Attorney III b. Cenas, Notary. Discount da5tg at
Branch at Natchitoches-A. Lemee Cashier; Branch at
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers, Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capital 100000. GLENDY BURKE, Pres
ident: N. N WILKINSON. Cashier. Directors: William
Henderson, VIM NJ. Goodrich, J. l.. Boget, James L. Nc
Lean Frank Perot p Whitney. f. B. Conrad, AttoT y;
L. Hermann, Notary. Discount Days: Wednesdays and
Saturdays Branch at Alexandria b. Chew, Agent; at
Bayou Sara-R. Mnmford, Agent; at FTanklinR. Hare,
Agent at Donaldsonville-E. J. Tebault, Agent
Louisiana State Bank Capital $4,000 900. ]. B. B.
VIaNIE President RICHARD RELF, Cashier Directors
VIM T. Hepp E. b. Harris, r. BTuger, Pierre Poutz A.
Mltenberger, A. Carriere, James Reed, Felix Gnma-
Felix Gnma, Attorney; Achie Chiapela Notary. Dis
Msrtinsville-RansOm Easin, Agent
Bank of Louisiaua-Capital 81 900. w. w. MoNT-
GoMERY, President Ron NJ. DAVIS, Cashier Direct
Ors James Hewitt, Ambrose Lanfear, VIM. Noge Chris
toval Toedano, James Day Geo Urguhan Alfred Hen,
Henshaw and Cuthbe Buitt for the State Levi PIERCE,
Attorney; William Christy Notary. Discount Days
Mondays and Thursdays Branch at DonaldsOnvile-John
Chastant Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard, Agent at
st. Francsvile-J. N. Maynard Agent; at Alexandria
r. c. Hynson Agent at OpeOusas-E. DeBailOn, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10
MAYO's MUSIC STORE,

" o. . OsI N z DLTttJ'
DIANo FORTRESS. 81, 81 and octayes, beautiful
IL new patterns. with rich Black Walnut
Rosewood and Mahogany Gases. with iron -
frames and patent vibrating oyerb ldge III U III II n
from the hest manufactures in Boston, NeW4 Z v
York Philadelphia and Paris.
COLEWANSS HOLIAN PIANO FORTES, from the
old and celebrated Factory of T. Gilbert Co.. warranted
to remain in tune for years
CATHCART'S MELODEON,-This beautiful toned
instrument for Village Churches Lodges, SeTenadng
Parties and the private practice Of OTgans is not supass
'SECOSD.HAND PIANOS from s75 to $50.
Brass instruments StTinged Instruments Strings for
Harp Piano. Voih, Voloncelo, Double Base Banlosr and
Guitar Drums. Bass and Tenor; Tambounnes, BanjOs,
Music Stands, CantebuHes Music Stools, Dactyons
MUSIC received from all the publishers and INSTRUC-
TON BOOKS for every Musical instrument. A fresh
stock of the above just received and offered at low prices
BY retail and whoIesaIe. ny I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

REMARKABLE RESCUE. - On Friday evening,
9th uIt says the Boston Transcript, the quarter
past o'clock Dorchester and Milton train was
starting on its way from the Old Colony depot, a
female, having child Of two years of age in her
arms, attempted to jump from the platform of the
depot upon the cars, and as is usual with inexpe-
renced persons in such cases, she missed her foot
ing, and with the child fell between the cars. With
great presence Of mind young man, as we under
stand by the name Of Clarence A. Dorr, of Dor
chester, Immediately sprang 10 her assistance, and,
seizing her by the hair, sustained her in that posi-
Ion until her shrieks and the shouts Of the passen
gers reached the Of the engineer and he stopped
the train-at a fortunate moment, it would seem,
as bat a seond previous the woman's hair gave
way, leaving masses of it in the young mans
hands. The child fortunately rolled into the middle
of the track and the train passed it in safety
and mother and child were taken into the cars and
proceeded on their way.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10
Justioes, Courts for the City.

First Dstrct-[Ofce No 222 TchoupitouIas street. J.
Daniel Byme JUSTICE /, John s. Dunno Clerk. John J.
Hoppe, Constable r. F. Nugent A Dayega, James TTea-
nor, John Speth, Deputy CoRstables
Second District[O Office, No. IS Common street Geo.
Y Bright, Justice G. L. Bright Clerk. E Beleau Con-
stable; Edward P Kennedy P. German, VIM. Horton A.
Kerkhan Deputy COnstabes.
Third District-IOhice St Louis Alley, next to the
corner Of Benville street &c B. Beverly Justice Victor
Sere, Clerk j. z. Walden, Constable; N B. Outlaw, l..
H. Sere, Deputy COnstables.
Fourth Distriet.-[Ofice No. 56 Condo street1-Alex
Debes Justice Paul DIVORCES Clerk Gustave Meynier,
Constable; A Meynier, F. Generey, Deputy COnstabes
Fifth District-EOc corner of Elyan Fields and Vic
tory streets l-Alphonse CanOnge, Justice. E. CanOuge,
Clerk. Francis mOuney, Constable l.. %. Carer z, L.
SOnpuru, r. sShaHuaVder. Deputy t}ov~t~'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10
DR. DAVIS, sYRUP of WIp GEE


IN offering to the public this and valuable remedy foi
Consumption, Bronchitis. asthrad Coughs Colds ETC.
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen in pamph
let for distribution at the which sufferers invited
practising physician Of twenty yea standing graduate Of
PITrsBuRe Jan ~, 1s47.-The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has yen great % those who baye used
on gentleman Of Ohio think shall be able to sci al
least six gross year.
BqRDENTowy, n y Jan. lsl7-Ws haze taken some
trouble to lntr3duee paws syrup % WIG C1ey az
Cook has used i IN his practice he thinks highly o. ne
the United States and was The attending physician Of Joseph
Bonapare, exKing of Spain, during all his residence IN ms
From he" Western Empire" Dayton o. rlp o. ls47.
Mr. J. r Howes sir-t affords ne much Plesfnfe %
Dr. Davis syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
use Of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds a
most excellent remedy You" refIRyeetIVyF ,,,,p.
Milford Perry County, Pa g 2eieS,E l / lSss n
@ a. Jss afflicted fo twenty years with violent pain
IN nv breast 90 much 50 that could hardly lie in bed ~
decided svmpoms Of consumption applied several eIn
nent physicians, and o9k great deal Of medicine without
S Sg Syrup Of wild Cherry and Tar Of which took TIVE
boes which entirey relieved me Of my complaints; there
fore can with confidence, recommend to all who in
like manner afflicted, as most valuable m g
The authenticity Of the above statement vouched for By
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant Of Milford who knows Mr.
Toomey and the circumstances Of his case Mr. T. y now
sixty years Of age
From Or. ". S. Mcintosh!
WELLsvILIE. ONO. Jan 20 lsi7-The article Of Wild
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicine, ana use
considerably in nv practice have sold and used nearly al
that You have forwarded and would be pleased to have
send another supply early as the means Of transportation
will open.
mp DAVTa, SYRUP or WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
The following staement word for word Is i was taken
from me f,s of Mrs. GeoTgeWhQut paint Of vanish. NO
anuacturng VIII sufferers resist such eyiheacel
LPHIA Sept o. I541I have been subject, iof
the ia fifteen years. weakness OF the lungs. ccneh and
hectic fever and very frequently laid in bed during that
time with distressing cough and pain in beast and t
side with night sweats. Last April had violent attack.
which lasted for three months appeared ~ ne tat my
whole lungs diseased; would SPIT up daily nan pnt
Of matter took great many remedies that were recon-
mended to me- well number Of prescriptions from Ga,
family physician without any relief At last was prevailed
noon 10 take DR. Davis Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry
ana Tar which had the most happy and sanitary elecon my
disease BEFORE had taken bottle, my cough way,
nv nighf sweats were relieved the pain left my side and
Lrsast now consider that am entirely well, except
neuralgia pain that am occasionally afflicted wth on one
si1a ~ nv head JANE EFIzA GEORGE
Thonapsan st. doors below Sehuylkili Sixth soath SIDE.
FT Sold BY ROBINSON, COLLINS CO. y Market
Ssls ssif VgRIcsT & co ~ Cha,ttsa Il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

CHARGE OF MURDER TO BE ExAMINED.-John
Hawks, accused Of having killed woman named
Elizabeth Ford, who was found dead, with frac-
ture in her skull, in her house, on Washington
Avenue, near the Mexican Gulf Railroad Depot
several weeks since, viii be examined tomorrow
before Recorder Seuzeneau. Hawks was living
with the woman. and missed as her husband.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS STORE
p. w. WOODLIEF.

NO. 81 CHARITIES STREET,
ID ESPECTFULllY informs his friends and the public
HI generally that he has Just opened at the above establish
well selected stock of French, English, German,
Swiss and American Goods, to which he invites their
particular attention His stock consists principally OF the fol-
lowing articles viz:
Rich CashmeIes and MOusgeines lie Lame plain and fig
ured; rich Omure, changeable and figured Silks; black,
wateed and plain Silks Mernos black and coloed Apa-
cas-; black Bombazines; French and American Prints Cash
and silk Shaws; rich Canton Grape Shaws; embrOl-
dered Collars and Capes wOsted and cotton Shawls and
Handkechefs; wosed and cotton Damasks Diapers and
Table Sets; linen cambria HandkeTchet, embroidered and
styles; cotton, silk and wOOen Hosiery misses and
boys Hosiery; Gloves; Cr8vats fancy HandkeTchei mer
and silk Shirts and DraWers wOsted Paids for children.
Linens; Lawns; etc etc. etc.
h He also invites the attention of Planters complete
assortment of PLANTATION GOODS consisting of
Kerseys. Lnseys COttOns Flanne, Blankets Hosiery,
Cans etc etc n6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

A FUNERAL. j. F. DUgarry and Nicholas Dig
nam, the latter Of whom was killed in affray in
the Third Municipality on Tuesday night and the
other died Of wounds received Immediately after,
were buried Yesterday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

ARREsTED.-Peter Coyle, accused Of being one
of the parties who gave Mr.. DugaTy the beating on
Tuesday from the effects of which he died, is under
arrest in the Third Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10
Oneers Of ths Parish of ORLEANS.

FRKDERICK DURRIVE, hecOTder OF Mortgages.
BERNARD MARIGNY, Register of Conveyanees.
ROBERT SPEDDEN. Coroner of the Parish.
Sheriff, ete-JoHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff. J. b Leee, Gen.
Clerk and Deputy Sampson BlOssnan A. Sidney Lewis,
Michel de Armas, Samuel Powers, Robert Swain. Jules
Sorapuu Felix NJ, Jacobs, L. Fabre A. TrepagnieT ?.
HugOnin, Sam t. Waldo Charles Klshaw, N. Trepagnier,
Chas DanupleS, ThOs. A. Watson and Edward McHugh.
Deputy Sheriff. c. X. WISE Deputy Sheriff and KeeNar
Of the Parish Jail T. Brooks, H. Bence and Thomas NJ.
White, Deputy Keepers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

WEAPONS Found Two sword canes and
walking cane were found early on Wednesday
morning. by the Third Municipality police, on the
spot where the affray occurred in which young
Dienam was killed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

10 The steamer Niagara left Boston for Liver
pool, via Halifax, with forty-nne passengers. She
takes out no specie. An attack was made, the day
previous to her sailing, upon her commander, Capt
Rvrie, by an Irishman
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

ult, is informed that the Infantry troops recently
landed at Port Lavaca, under the command of Maj
VanHorn, are destined for Pass del Norte, where
a garrison is to be established.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

PAINFUL ACADEMIA man named Hurry had
his arm broken at the wrist, yesterday, in trying
Engine No. II, at the New Basin. The accident
occurred by the slipping under the brake of the
Engine, while he was assisting in working her.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LsrITUDE. 2 y 30 N.LosaIll p. p ~ Tin. 81
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Tmoeon Freeman Boston, L. Il. Gale
Bark Bella BebaHa. (Sp) luton. BARCELONA, J. Prats
Brig TIT, RadOyirh, Vera Cruz, Jno. Alexander
Sehr. Lone Star, Miner, Rio GIande y. Wiekham
Arrived YESTERDAY:
Ship VIM Sprague Chase Is days from Boston, master
Ship FSnoe s Ann Robertson "a days from Boston. to
raster-2d my.
ship Efingham 3D. Hughes, from Liverpool Sept 18Th
Bark saaRao Getty 10 days from Charleston to master
Bark Mgrio, Libby from Bremen. Sept 5tb 10 master
Brig Marcia, Merryman % days from Bath Me- to ma.
I'd my.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon, Hiern, FIN Mobile.
AutOcrat, Gosee, fin Memphs-2l94 bales cotton
Gen. Worth Charles, I'm Nieksburg-S52 bales cotton.
Majestic, Klein, Baton ROuge-36 bales cotton.
Knoxville Mcconnell, FIN Pnnceton-232l bales cotton
Marengo Brennan, FIN PrncetOn-l532 bales eottoa
Uncle Sam, BaTaneo, fTOm runica-j15 bales cotton
Uncle Sam Vandusen, I'm st. L0uis-40 bales cotton
MARY. Garrison, I'm st. Louis.
TowbOat Alton CrOwell, I'm the Passes.
TowbOat DIANA Fithan. I'm the Passes.
BELoW-COMING UP.
Ship Louisa from New York; one ship, one bark and
several square rugged vessels unknown
Memoranda:
Towboat Diana lowed down and to the 9Th inst,
ship Magnolia.
Towboat Alton towed down and to sea on the 9Th inst
ship HindOo and bark Canatic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

LARcENY.-.Sal, slave, belonging to Edward
Fortier, was yesterday brought to the Third NUM-
cipality guard-house, charged with having stolen
box containing fifteen dollars in money, from S.
Brouluey, f. m. c.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

4 CANAL CoNTRAcTs.-Th work leton the eastern
division of the Erie Canal amounts to about
$4,000. The competition was very great, the
bids numbering l91.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

o. The National Washington Monument is now
about ten feet above the ground, and it is believed
that the funds in hand will be sufficient to pay for its
construction TO a height of one hundred feet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

Gg~ We learn from the Galveston Civilian, that
a public dinner had been rendered 10 Gen. Twiggs,
in that city, which compliment the General could
moi spcpnt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10
JUDICIARY DEPARTMFNT.

Supreme CoWrt-Geo Eustis, Chief Justice P. A. Rost
G. r. King, T. Slde, Associate Justices Eugene Lasere
Clerk Felix McCuloch, Deputy. w. A. ElmOre, Attorney
General b. G. Fonteneau, District Attorney.
u S. Circuit COurt.-J Mckinley and T. Il. McCaeb
esding judges. E. Randolph, Clerk F. N. HARRISON
Deputy Clerk. T. ]. Durant, District Attorney; W. F.
Wagner, Marshal c. A. Labuzan, W. SheaIer, J. H.
Rhnehart, Deputies.
o. S. District C0urt.-T. H. McCaeb Judge. N R.
Jennings, Clerk.
First District Court Of Ne1o orLeans,-J. MeHenry,
Judge. Aft Rousseau, Clerk; Louis Sere Deputy Clerk.
Second District Court Of Men OrLeGRs-E A. Canon
Judge. Thomas c. Poole Clerk ?. NJ. Berlin and Z. Boz
delos Deputies.
Third district Court of Nel1 Orleans-T H. Kennedy,
Judge. w. p BedlOek Clerk; j. b. F. Maxent L. r. COur
in and @. Weysham Deputies.
Fourth District Court Of Nel0 OrleGns.Geo. Straw
bridge, Judge, T. Gilmore, Clerk J. r. TOledanO and j.
A. Hopkins, Deputies.
Fifth District Court of Nelg Orleans.A M. Buchanan
Judge. p Leblanc Clerk G. w Lewis J. s. Baron and
j. D. Chalon, DEPUTIES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

MR DucARRY DEAD.-Mr. J. F. Dugarry, who
was violently beaten with stones on Tuesday night,
Immediately after the ARRAY, on the Levee, near
Enghien street, on Tuesday night, in which young
Dignam was killed, ed yesterday Of The injuries he
received.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

4th. Numerous testimonials file at The Company $
Office which would satisfy the incFeluOus. letter
Just received from Joseph P Hail. Suffolk Va contains e
following: >,
az The Dysenteyy Syrup cures in every case OF.
- The pr0o IS daily coming 81 from e0erV o'1'o
Ia The Union No
This extraordinary medicine should be esoed 70 ne mo-
ment any bad symptoms appear Seamen, boaineh, az
elers and al Others should have supply as Us '"' use
will save life. =. q. ro,,s,. f,s,ty
confessing that there is no other medicine al an " Nc %
pared to it. 60 - ,,,-,s pANATrFA
iseouav eeaeou n al the bowel and stomach complaints
of Children No mother or p1yscan SHOULD 9e %hOnt Y
The General gent for Louisiana and Mississippi is
n HANSBROTGB, " Camp street, New Orleans, La,
- vIas. onDieaffons for geneies may be addressed
" WYNN EDWARD BARTON, SeeTstary.
w. I FaI az by WELD s. co. Periodical Agents "
Cs1p street ALFRED HUNTER. corner Of Exchange
place and CusOmhouss street. and by DRUGGISTS gen
eraly.. TI0S. COOK Postmaster city Of Lafayette; J.
4. VAN B0KkELLER, corner Camp and - wary
rs JOHN F4EiNt i corner leyee and SeKenth sts,i
Lafayette: and tIiAs. BENNEOT, GauolHon LOUISIANA
p S-Tbe ffrac1faberg C0BpqltV are aestfohs ~ pro
Curing he ceg Of respectable tsaae la egerF tot5R
the Union business mich lgA 5s pefg tacrattge
BY addressing Lhe Company lNO Roadway, New YORK;
postpaid. particulars viii be furnished.
AHRuat 1879
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10
YOUNQls. No. 8 Camp street. Me- -Orleans

NTOW receiving, at the above Store by every arrival fiom
IN the North. entire and extern -
- slve stock of Ladies and Gent ss5SI5 II ~
4@zA finest patent Lever Watches, hunt - -
Il ss ing and openaeed Quad Yesi. and Fob Chains
hsAa2latest and fashionable style of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Breast Pins. Also. patterns Of Studs,
Finger and Ear Rings Collar and Sleeve Buttons Suspen
der Buckles gold aud silver Specs gold Pens Of The best
maken. Also large stock of Siyerwae, consisting Of
table, tea and dessert Spoons Soup Ladies Casiors &e
all OF which viii be sold the lowest cash prices he pub
lie are respectfully invited to call and examine before pa
chasing elsewhere. -
b. The strict attention paid to he repairing O me
Watches Clocks and Jeweiy. Canes. Diamonds' an0 az
kinds Of Jewegy mounted in the latest and best msnneh
All Fepsin warranted charge NJ 1e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

for Lavaca, repo ted be aground on the beach,
between Velasco and the West End Of Galveston,
says the Galveston Civilian Of the Sd inst She
ran ashore on Monday night, the Both ult. The
wind has since been high, blowing on shore, and
she will probably prove a total loss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

o. The Alabama river has risen about two feet
at Montgomery from recent rains.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-10

THE ELEPHANT AND THE APPLE-woMAN.-
While Raymond & Warnings menagerie was pass
ing through Harlem, the big elephant, Tippoo Sui
tan, in a most unpoetic manner encompassed with
his enormous proboscis the contents of an old adys
fruit stand, making a mere mouthful Of her whole
stock in trade. Butthe most ungracOus part Of the
transaction was, that not content with devouIing
the poor woman's pippins and gingerbread, his
highness had the impotence to break her table and
chair, and gave the unfortunate bankrupt toss
some ten or fifteen feet out Of the road.
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90 The Princess of Capua, (ex-Miss Penelope
Smith, arrived lately at Marseilles, with the Prince
her husband on her way to Paris They travelled
under the assumed names of the Count and Coun-
tess of Lcola The steamer from which they de-
barHed was the Fulton, from Malta. This very
beautiful English woman, il viii be remembered,
married the brother Of the King of Naples, some
fifteen years a0O
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Government Of the State of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ISAAC JOHNSON, Governor; TRAsIMoN LANDRY Lit. Gov;
Chas. Gayan6, secy State Joseph Walker Treasurer;
L. BOTdelon, Auditor; w. A. Gilmore, AttOFy Gen.
O. N Rowiey, Adj. GenI; R. J. Kerr Reg'r Land office
H. T. Williams, State Eng L. Brngier, Surveyor Gen'l;
A. Dimitry, State Superintendent of Public Education.
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NOTICE.

Mr. LIS. HOUGHToN, of Vicksburg. and Mr.. r. w.
WORTHINGTON, OF Rodney are duly authorized agents
receive subscriptions and receipt for all account
of the CRESCENT"
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ET~ Mrs O. e. da PoNTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who are DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies either Of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
at this Office. apl2