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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

VIRG1NIA.-The final returns from this
State shew that the Democrats have ma ori-
ty in the Legislature of 81 on joint ballot.
Good
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

CoRREsPoNbENck-W promised IN our
last to give ID our next thecorrespondence be-
tween fhg Committee and Mr.. Reid. 1t will
be found below. AS w remarked before,
Mr.. Reds letter of acceptance is in the very
best taste imaginable; modest and to the
point
RALEIGH, April IA, 1913.
Dear Sir: We have the honor TO inform
you that the Democratic State Convention
which assembled on the 18th instant, unani-
mously nominated you as the Democratic can.
didaIesfor Governor of North Carolina at the
ensuing election. On the part of that Conven-
ton we have 10 say that You are earnestly re-
quested to accept the nomination; and to this
authorized solicitation we beg leave to add an
expression OF the hope that you will consent
TO he the candidate of our party.
With sentiments of high regard, we are' Sir
Your obedient servants,
WILLIAM s. ASHE, Con'-
JNO. w. CUNNINGHAM, nit
SAMUEL J. PERSON, tee
Hon. DAVID S. REID.
REIpsvILLE, Rockingham, May 8, 1S48.
Gco,Iomen: Your letter of the 4th ultlmo,
in forming me of my nomination by the State
Convention as the Democratic candidate for
Governor ut the ensuing election, was duly re-
ceived. The honor thus conferred was un-
sought and unexpected Having spent much
of my time in political life, it was my settled
determination to devote myself entirely, for a
while, at least, to private pursuits; and doubt
ing whether my health would permit me 10
undergo the labor and fatigue of the canvass,
I had concluded to decline the nomination
Subsequent reflection, however, as to the effect
of such course, in disappointing the wishes
and expectations of my political friends at this
important crisis, has caused me to reverse thai
determination, and to say TO you that | accep
the nomination, and tender to you my warm
est exertions in behalf of the great principle:
of the Democratic party
1t will be impossible for me to visit every
!, County in the State between this and the day
of the election but relying upon the active
cooperation of the Democratic party, shall
, leave home tomorrow 10 enter upon The can
vass, and shall devote whatever energies lmay
possess to its faithful prosecution.
Be pleased, gentlemen, 10 accept my &C
acknowledgements for the courteous manner il
which you have discharged the duties assign
ed you by the Convention.
t Very respectfully, your obi serv't,
DAVID S. REID.
To Messrs. Ashe, Cunningham, and Person
I Committee
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

OG-The Wings OF Connecticut have deter
mined 10 send TRUMAN SMITH, and RoDGER
S. BALDWIN, as their mex: Senators in Con-
gress.
New YoRK.-What great place the city
of New York is Last week was what they
call anniversary week in Gotham, when all
sorts of imaginable Societies held their ami
versaries, Anti-slavery, colonization, anti
capital punishment, &c. &c. Societies are as
thick as hops in this great METROPOLIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19
OREIGN MARKE T 3.

At Mark Lane on Monday, the 24th lnst' wheat
rose Is. American was sold at 40 to lis per quar-,
ter. Flour is unchanged. Corn is with limited
sales at IS to sos per quarter. Subsequently,, the
market was steady, with an improved demand
and upward tendency. Cotton was quiet. Low
and middling qualities were about Id below last
quotations, but fair Uplands continue at about i
fair Orleans, 4a; fair Mobile, 4Sd Sales for the
week, 30,94O bales.
A fair business was done in cured provisions
Beef, 76s Cd to COS. Bacon, active at 40s to 72s
Sd. For middings, % to 26s. Shoulders and
hams are in fair inquiry, at from aElto Sos. Dry
sailed, 26 10 36s. Cheese has advanced AS Sd
to Sis. Lard has declined cd per cwt, and is quo
ted 36s Sd to 3ss Sd oI ordinary, to ASS for extra
Sugar, from Sd 10 Is higher. Molasses quiet and
steady. Rice Is frmer on account of unfavorable
weather. Sales larger of Carolina al los to lis 3D.
Prices of metals have receded. TurPentlne Is.
Tobacco is in fair demand.
At Manchester and Yorkshire an improved feel
ing continues in cottons and uoollens.
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MIR. REID'S APPOINTMENTS.

For various reasons, Mr.. Reid has been in
duces somewhat to alter his route, and has &C
cordingly made a change in his appointments,
as published in the Standard. He Spoke al
Kinston on Monday, and intended to follow
Mr.. Manly to Waynesboro' on Tuesday af-
ter that his appointments are as follows:
Snowfall, Greene Co., " 18th.
Greenville, Pitt Co., goth.
Washington, Beaufort Co., . 22nd.
Plymouth, Washington Co., 23rd.
Windsor, Berthe Co., " 25th:
Halifax, Halifax Co., 29th.
Louisburg, Franklin Co., June 1st.
BY pursuing this route Mr.. Reid will adj
dress the citizens of Wayne during Court
week, and also of Beaufort county during
Court week there. The only appointment
omitted is at Swan Quarter, which Mr.. Reid
omts on account of the great distance, and
the limited notice that has been given. This
arrangement we presume will be entirely sat
isfactory TO Mr.. Rs friends under existing
umstances.-Nerbern Rep 18th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

AGENCY.-.JAMEs NJ RKoMoND, Postmaster d.
rarboro Agent for this paper, for EdgecomOe ana
the adjoining Counties. Mr. will take pedS''e III
ceiving new subscribers and receT ing iO any "oNe'"
due us in thai section.
ns-MR. JOSEPH JOHNSON, Postmaster a. 0i'iito'' !"
authorized to receipt for any moneys que 'h'S
, in the ,,o,;p,y Of Sampson. Mr. johnson will also
oceiva ne,v s,,bsc risers and recep, for the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

Death Of TMrpentine Trees.-We learn that
some doubts exist at the north, relative to the
death of Turpentine Trees, an account of
which appeared in the Chronicle of the Sd
inst. There is, unfortunately, no mistake in
this statement, unless falling short of full
detail of the calamity may be considered such.
We have personal acquaintance who have
lost trees in this way, and have undoubted
statements of their dying in lots of five, ten,
and as high as one hundred thousand. One
gentleman had his trees boxed, which run We
ry well, but after the first dipping they all
died. This fatality among the trees has so
far been felt more in Brunswick county than
in any other quarter here, in which county a.
lone the damage is estimated at 500, OOO-
They still continue to die, and no one can
calculate the extent to which the destruction
may arrive. No satisfactory knowledge of
the cause has been obtained, nor any remedy
found.-Commercial, yesterday
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

The priest Sanchez, the ciergy's organ in
one of his sermons, preached on Friday night
last, the 21st inst, Good Fridav,) in the
Church of Santa Clara, at which the greater
part of the members of the Administration,
and of the members of Congress that is about
to meet, were present: " Conference.-The on
ly way to save the Republic, and-in pardon
ing the injuries you have received-to prove
yourself Christians, is to make peace
Yesterday an American officer, a deserter OF
the Sd Infantry of the line, was baptised in
this city with great pomp. He had for his
godfather the President OF the Republic, Pena
Pena.
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wan county.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-11
MIRROR LIBRARY:

CONTAINING THE CHOICEST SELECTIONS
~ from the best Prose and PoeticaL Writers Of this
C6uittrg and EHrope-
POEMS OF PASsION-by N. P Willis
THE LADY IRENE, and other Humorous Poems-N,
The SONGS and BALLADS of GEORGE P. MORRIS:
THE LITTLE FRENCHMAN AND HIS WATER
LOTS, and other Tales of the tnes-by G. P. Morris;
SONGS AND MISCELLANEOUS POEMS-by Barry
LETTERS FROM UNDER A BRIDGE-by Willis;
THE ROCCO containing THE CULPRIT FAY-bs
Joseph Rodman Drake;
THE RoCOCO No: 2, containing the Miscellaneous Poeme
of, Edward Cate Pnkney;
THE LOVES OF THE ANGELS, an Eastern Romance
by Thomas Moore:
THE IRISH MELODIES AND SACRED SONGS oF
THOMAS MOORE,
THE ROCCO No 3 containing the Angel of the World,
by tire Rev. George Croly, and the Story of Rimn, by
Leigh Hunt;
THE SONGS AND BALLADS OF CHARLES DIR
DIN The Ban of Poor Jack;
THE MlDsuM MINER FAIRIE the Dream of Eugene
Aram, and other Poems-by Thomas Hood;
The above only form part of the MIRROR LIBRARY.
They put up in form suitable for mailing.
The subscriber daily receiving at his Depo all of the
latest Works published: together with the NEWSPAPERS
MAGAZlN Els. REVIEWS, etc, ETC. td the day
eTS" Traders in Books will be supplied low raee DC
they can be obtained, at the regular Northern prices
Pellars and vendors invited to cell and examine esr
Themselves. ]. &. MORGAN Exchange Place.
m9 2t2pltW Adjoining the Postofhto.
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RATHER ExcITING.-When next such race as
the following occurs in Porkopols, may we be there
to see. We quote the following from the Cincn-
matt Commercial of Feb. 29th:
Ruuaway-Narow Escape-One of the stage
coaches BELONGING to Voorhees, line, Che Bnena
Vista,) was run away with on Main street. Sun
day, with the four horses attached-the driver on
the box. The horses started off from the fright of
a contact with a team which was careessly driven
against them-and sngle-tree being detached,
and Tapping against the horses legs, they became
nnmanageable, and started off at frightfu speed
The driver stuck to his seat, and cooIIy put forth
his whole strength to the last, to check the ami
mails. All he could do was to hold them to the
middle of the street, and avoid the sidewalks,
which We're crowded with people. At the corner
of Main and the canal, the driver. with great pres
ence of mind, took short turn to avoid the crowds
OF men, women and children upon the bridge, and
by this timely maneuvre, it is highly proba;le that
several lives were saved. In the turn the coach
took swing and slide to the very verge Of the
caial and would have tumbled over and probably
drowned those inside, but for another short turn by
the driver, which checked the horses amongst some
salt barrels. This affair created much excitement.
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Ship Rob Roy, Arnold, New York Fosdick & Bro
Ship South Carolina, Bosworth, Liverpool,
Ship Lapland, Simpson, Boston, G. w. Ilynson
Ship Powhattan, Flitner, ST. Petersburg, :, wv,
Ship Mary and Adeline, Creighton Havre L: f. Gale
SHIP SHIP ane @ GfoMe ITepoe Maxwell e
Ship Alice Wilson, tBr.) Mclean, Liverpool.
Bark Philah, Buxon, Belfast, j. r Whitney & Co
k kat hsT'f asss ss'f Ksa ea &c
Ell CD zat sR A n ks9 ksa ce
s e enne Baw Men New York Curtis RI
Steamer Mobile, Sutton, Mobile, sIastas
Ship Ocean Queen Coffin, 80 days from @eSnuoyrse ."
Ship seldom Thomas. 20 days from Philadelphia, 90 Ia,
Ship Gaena, LeaSit, Ii days fm New York. to a Cole.
Ship Iowa Parker 40 days I'm Havre ballast 20 Bailey
Ship Abby Pratt Shaw q DIS FIN Boston, to Mastered my
Ship 0seeola Barstow IL days i'm Philadelphia to Toby
Ship Oxnard Chick 81 days from Liverpool, % aasss.
Ship Junata Hand % days FIN Philadelphia ballas
Ship Lucas Outerbrdge 20 days fin Philadelphia, as D. u.
Bark Quincy, King, fin Rio de Janeo. 18th jan
Bark Margaret Hugg, Liton, FIN Vera Cruz 18th Feb
u. ballast ballast, to mas tsE, Point H. Oh.
Brig Adams Gray, y Nell i'm Havana I'd nsH., 20 eurio
Brig Social (BrS Mccall days fm Belize Honduras 90
schr. VIM. Thomson, Crowe days FIN Brazos ct. gage
In ballast to master-Pont.
STEAMBOATS,
Missouri, Twchel FIN Memphs-Si25 bales cotton.
Dallas, M Mechon I'm Point Peasantl221 bales cottoh
Natchez, Leathers, i'm Bruinsburg-l4l2 bales cotton.
Warrior " Keeling; fin Camden-l399 bales cotton.
Western World Moron, I'm Cincinnati.
Andrew Fulton. Fulton, fin St. Louis.
Luna Luna Hart, I'm Bayou sara-2o4 bales cottoh
Duchess, Wade I'm Cincinnati:
Gen Gen., Lafayette Montgomery; o i'm Louisville.
California, Reynolds, I'm Mobile.
Towboat Porpose, Disney, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Persian, Andrews, I'm the Passes
mowboat Phenx, Crowell. I'm the Passes.
Iowboat Star Brown, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Patrick Henry, Miller, I'm the Passp
Towboat Diamond, Davis, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda.
Bark Quincy; from Rio de Janeiro Jan 18th, eports che
this port in few days. bark Z. d. for New York. brig
Oregon for the Coast Of Africa brig Caracas unceain
round the HON baks Mindoa, Rio Grande, LswIence,
and brig San Miguel, uncertain.
Steamer Western World left Cincinnati on the I'd and
Towboa Phenix lowed down and to sea on the Sd inss
SHIPS lo!oniSt and hanon, and bark Mary Parker
Fowboat Persian owed down and to the 9TH inst,
ships Faneui Hail and Niagara, brgs Emily and Pedaza.
Towboat Star lowed down and sea the eth instant
barks Isabella, Ellen, and Ganges.
Towboat Patrick Henry towed down and to sea on the
It'll inst. brig Leopold o Donnel and schr ReIampago.
INST, ships Suviah and Mosele bark Tiberius
Towboat Porpoise lowed down and the 9Th
inst, ships Asia and Danvers, bark Amelia.
Spoken:
On the oath u, off Cape Florida, brig Gazele hence for
Fernan. from Boston for Havana. On the LIST inst off
Berry Island, ship Jno. G. Calhoun from Charleston IA
brig Gen Cobb hence for Barbados. On the 5th inst
in lat % ID Ion. 3d. bark Sutton, hence for Liverpool
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1913! SPRING FASHIONS. 1913:

1913! SPRING FASHIONS. 1888
S-D.P. sCANLAN s. co. No. II Chartres street
8 have the honor of informing the Ladies thatVfs9
sx5 they have Just received the following Fashion All
S4s able Articles, selected from the richest materi- I'M
ais and choicest designs that have appeared in Paris tor III
Grenadine Barge Sole:
NIousseline de Sole;
% Isabella Louisa
!: SRaPse E%5. ss ssd P!'s''
Rsii d So F Plain and P Paid; co.. a,. v,
Ini@nt; Emb:oides1 CAPS, Robe,waists and coak.:
Ladies Lace and I, Muslin Embroidered Dresses;
Ladjs Misses and Childrens Tuscan Straw AID sin'a
Ssw Ribbons, . Ar gs 1 and Pa5a;9l D
Rich white and colored Canton Grape Shawis;
Black changeabIe, striped Plaid and brorade silks
Real English Valenclennes, Malnes and Regencs Asc9
Rie Fans, Purses and R Rs5tieules; oo.,,.
Ednses and Passementeres. mh7 I'm
NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM,
by By !fs ia yamel' f Esq author Of the Conven
THE NESTS bsd fE s. THE RfSf sfr: by W Bpeh
ard Jerrod, with Illustrations, by PHI" complete
THE POOR SCHOLAR A Pathetic Story of Irish Life,
BY VIM Carleton, author of !" Traits and Stories Of
s F5fihiI aG%Rsf BY Abs sfni Smith with
rE F:sEi2" E SqTsf F fs ssaue to The Three
wAI 1hpsn THE e hE I p" IF SCOTLAND by Ga
1Ah his Aff E s Gt ,6 Revolution of 1865,
historical historical pan s by W. Harrison Ainswor ESQ.,
THE foB BRbE f 6F TIE T is4 northern wDs Tale
FR&lkI II y S SHkfc aG COTTAGE LIBRARY
vA e hM Est ~ fSsfy 93 TEL
EiRAPH with reports OF Congress and description of
all Telegraghs known employing Electricity, or Galvan-
Nc FSTEhs qH2sE P %szfSr
W "; sfeess' all" tmhsi 81 " B. STEEL Il Camp st
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACHERS AND
,oon, FAMILIES s.... 40 con.
=. street has on hand all times for sale at the lowest
prices. all kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATION
$ S s sE#S8f F fHHRSzvario"; a kinds
sSS ARdIHMETIcs-o1 q; and writer nit n,crrox
lS9 RGzsn EeEf9T and qss sPEkESG E9oks
i 60 Gooiishs ' HisToRTEs OF THE UNITED
~ STATS 81 tori and 9i Plain n History
10 CoMsToCK S PHILo sOPHY:aa u>,-..
Together with an immense stock of SCHOOL BOOKS
of ali Other departments OF Educao-suel as Gammars
man, French Spanish, Greek Hebrew and Latin.
50 Gross best COPY COOKS.
1908 slate PENCILS IIfn, PENCILS
so go DO s PS fpf Ss in boxes and ." cards
50 So Reams low priced ruled fh hzPI RAPE 9a
50 s. G &c Black iSK-variqas ki9ds ~,
ass9@s Of Which Which viii be sold low for cash at No 40
Camp street. mh3-3t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-11
PIANO FoRTEs HAEPs AND GUITARS.

EEENRY PARSONS. No "a Camp &C.,
street between Nachez and Poydras e!lfss
streets respectfully makes known to the res n I'M r "
idents and visers of New Orleans, that, y v
keep for sale at all times an extensive assortment OF PLANO
FORTEs, VARYING from thirty to ity instruments from the
style fashion, and will be constantly repenished by fresh
Among his stock will be found g. 81 and octave and
grand Pianos from Chickerng, of Boston, Gale g. Co., Of
without the Eolian Attachment, with the late invention Of
Tuneabe Reeds.
braed manufactures will, at all times keep this market sup
piled with instruments that he recommend with
fidence.
He has made arrangements to be regularly supplied with
and fashionable single and double action HARPS
with all the modern Improvements from the celebrated fac
tory of j. F; Browne x Co, of London and New York.
TARS
The public respectfully invited to visit the and
anime these superior instruments before purchasing Orders
received and PROMPTLY attended TO- ml5-tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-11

DIscHARGED.-A. Benoit yesterday charged 10
seph Whittier with having appropriated to his own
use the sum of s., which he had placed in his
hands as the holder of stakes on the occasion of a
bet Several ladies OF nenviable reputation We're
present witnesses, but the innocence of Whit
tier was so apparent that their testimony was not
taken, Whittier was honorably discharged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-11

IhARGE OF RoBBERY.-Jesse Young, who re-
"uFs In the Third Municipality, yesterday made
S'hdavt before Recorder Seuzeneau, that n few
erm ago. whilst lying in his room, he was robbed
Wv gold by man named Patton. The ac-
eu contends that he only took the money for
~e Reeplng-but his opponent declared that he
,''uSes to give it up to him. Patton will probably
Neaalnned before Recorder SenZenean to.day
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NOTICE.
VFHHE subscriber having purchased the Interest OF his late
4 pnrtner ANDREW OLIVER. in the WHOLE.

n E,
SALE AND RETAIL Drug EsTABI1sHMENT, Garner fT
IF Gaartrcs and BisnrWe streets; her ORIGINS z
under the style of ndrew oliver e Co. has com
peted his arrangements or more extended business than
n that hitherto done by the old house NY stock Of
So DIR UGfS, .HEDICI.hES .3N~D CHE.HiC.ALs,
.kB SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PaRrUNEeY,
"a embracing | intend it shall every article ncetul
the Heads of Families Planters and Country Dealers, u
not be exceeded in excellence of quality eaRonabeness OF
price by any other house the trade while as General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders can be addressed with confidence and certain
ty of having them properly and faithfully attended
previously experienced in this place.
s~ The usual credits and faciee Of trade extended ~
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MAYC'S MUSIC STORE,

DIANO FORTEs manufactured by the -r4sagzze-aa=zz
best houses, and fully gu;arantied iorHss ssss$
lnanship; Folian Piano Fones; from thel Z y
best manufacov and guaranteed to remain at concert pitch
from all the publishers in the United States NEW MUSIC
published every week from the most po2nSr auiiors N.Y.
part Hars Double Bass vi9oneeIos Gusrs F9ns Ban
FIageolets Flies. BRASS INSTRUMENTS from.
bones bass tenor and alto Cone Pls,ops 0rphscbles
Trumpes Hunting Horns, Cymbals. MUSICAL MER-
CHANDISE fevery kind. STRINGS for the Harp Bass
Vol, Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION BOOKS for
all instruments by the most approved authors INSTRuC-
TON on the Piano Harp, VIOLIN Guitar, Flute, and in
Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired and taken part
payment for new Pianos. Musical instruments repaired.
MUSIC BOUND. The above-named merchandise is re-
ceve and sold and consequently offered at
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine the articles be-
fore purchasing elsewhere -
mh9m WIN. r. MAYO. Agent.
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GUMS AND PIsTons-A BARGAIN.

'T'llE undersigned Offers for SALE RIFLES, GUNS, Belt
and other PISTOLS, and a complete set OF Gunsmh S
TOOLS, at bargain. Persons wishing purchase the
whole or part OF the above will find their advantage
cell on V.LIBEAU,
nas 81 HI kwms Premont Gesssc, st, Charles st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-11

ns;1 HAhlEss DRIvING.-NIr Philip Guesnon. who
,s r;aes IN the First Municipality yesterday made
l''aVh before Recorder Ramos. that on Thursday
uss s iast' his son, lad aged about nine years.
,ba.n "' over by the driver of dray No. 1868. and
Ss 10y severely injured A warrant was issued
e., VI. :. arrest of the driver and if found guilty.
h. MN. ae interest of society he will we hope
nolefly punished These careless drivers should
from DNr'y taken care of by the police We know
on Aieflence, that in the business season. and,
To o.a uays IN particular, it is almost impossible
THAI, S The leVee without risking ones life.
cba.; ufiVe with quite as much impetuosity as the
,sn, 0eefs Of the olden time, and nav as little at
wmla ), !" u'e lives Of those who pass by as they
be mn;, Tue existence of so many rats. Let them
fA'isaed whenever they infract the ordinances,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-11

srABBING ON THE HIGH SEAs.-Thomas Ran
.sa' seaman on beard the ship Osceola, Captain
B'rs'Ow, was yesterday accused by Valentine B.
iase' OF having stabbed him with intent to kill.
Nalst the ship was on the high seas. Recorder
~m0s directed the accuser TO apply to Thomas
d purant, the .. s. District Attorney
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-11

oofFEE.-Ihomas Coffee was yesterday ar
@s'ed before Recorder Ramos on the Charge of
nav ~''ng attacked Jacob Diman. on the 25th of
, r'iafy last, and attempting to rob him of his
c caeh Coffee was sent to the First District
cOurt for trial.
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FEATHERS.

A LARGE quantity of the best Live Geese FEATHERS
N hand sale large small quantities al the Paper
Hanging and Upholstery Store No. 20 Camp street ,s
mh5 81 JOS. ETTREs.
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"A. No. 80 Camp street.
Holding Comm;sons from the States of TEXAS, MIS-
SISSIPPI. KENTUCKY, FLORIDA, NEW YORK,
MISSOURI ILLINOIS, INDIANA. TENNESSEE,
PENNSYLVANIA. RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT,
NEW HAMPSHIRE, DELAWARE. ALABAMA,
MAINE, NORTH CAROLINA OHIO, and MICHT-
GAN A. C. A is prepared to take dispositions and Exc.
cute and Perfect all kinds of Legal nru be used
recorded in said States and the Territory of WISCONSIN
The usual pompttGde at his Office is continued in all Noa
nal Business. mh5
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nAILY CRESCENT.

I,,orrsr.-Coroner Spedden, yesterday after
held an inquest on the body of Capt. Alex
, s smith, master of the British ship Charlotte
si:s onnosite Post No. 10, in the Second Munich
p D;ty About week ago, the mate of the Char
a.. man by the name of Henry Willard, assaulted
,ts deceased with large knife, and inflicted
.o,ta wound upon his person. Miard, afterwards,
y, tbe steward of the ship in dangerous manner,
md then attempted to kill those who eventually
'.,.s,ed him. Willard was sent to prison until the
s,s Of the Captain should be determined. leser-
l.v however, death put an end to the anxiety felt
aoon this distressing subject, and the gallant COM
..nder was numbered amongst the list OF those
sho have departed The jury of inquest returned
verdict of death from wound inflicted by some
.bsru instrument which penetrated the abdomen
Can't Smith was only thirty-six years of age at the
sne Of his death was brave and intelligent
eGcer. and universally esteemed by all with whom
h had transactions. Millard, the person accused of
Il murder, will have to answer to heavy charge.