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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENr.

G. X. King, T. Slde, Associate Justices. Eugene LaseTe
Clerk; Felix McCuloch, Deputy. w A. Eim0re, Attorney
General; b. G. FOnteneau, District Attorney.
U. S. Circuit oourt-J Mckinley and T. H. McCaleb
esiding Judges. Z. Randolph Clerk F. a. HARRISON
Deputy Clerk. T. j. Daant District Attorney w. F.
Wagner, Marhal G. a. Labuzan, w. Shearer J, II.
Rhinehart, Deputies.
.. s. District Court.-T. IL. McCaleb, Judge. N. R.
Jennings Clerk.
t- First D9ist.it Court Of NSo 0rLeans,J McIIepry
Judge ALE Rousseau. Clerk; Louis See, Deputy Clerk.
Second Dist ID ca7,rt OF Nea0 Orleans.-E. A. Canon
Judge Ihoma c Poole Clerk P. NJ Berlin and Z. BOr
THIRD District Court of Veso Orieans-T H. Kennedy
Judge w BediOok Clerk; B. F. Maxent, L. r. CouT
in and g. Wegsham, Deputies
FSartk DlstT7st Court of NelO Orlsans.-Geo Straw
bridge, Judge T. Gilmore, Clerk J. R. Toledano and j.
A. Hopkins, Deputies
Fifth District Court of Nep Orleans-A M Buchanan
Judge. Leblanc Clerk; G. w Lewis, J. s. Baron and
J.. .. Chalon, Deputies.
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STARK, DAY, sTAUFFER & CO.,

IRON. TIN PLATE. METALS, HARDWARE. &C..
Corner Canal and Magazine sts .Eeo Orleans,
~ Offer for sale large and fresh stock of the ~
Va the inspection of country purchasers 90
W Swedish A meriCan and English Iron; Q
Nails Castings, Tin Plates, Metals; = - ,
NayloT and Co.'s CAST STEEL and GIN SAW STEEL;
Paints Oils Window Glass, Cordage, Tar Mill Stones
Grind Stones, Axes, Hoes, Shoves Spades, PlOughs;
COTTON and WOOL CARDS; - -,
Scyhes Ok Log and Trace Chains Anys, Vices, smith
Bellows Tinners' Tools and Materials; and a general
aSsOrmentOf- - -.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Comprising all articles this ne adapted to the Southern
and Western JObbing Trade.
The Advertisers are agents for the sale OF
= PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS,
Dray Hubbs and Axes and which have proved superior TO
any kind heretofore in use. They would also call the
attention of Southern Planters to their stock OF
PLANTATION GOODS,
Oils. Cane Knives, Sugar Skinner and Ladies' Truss
Hoops Building Materials - -
CORN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS. HORSE coll
LARS, etc. etc.
f An OF which have been selected expressly Tor Pans-
ton supplies and of the best qualities. mho I'm
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A TRUTH.-If a person fawns on you when up,
he viii most assuredly trampe on you when dom"
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CATTION

Owing to the great success and immense saleof Dr. Town
sends Sarsapara number of who were form our
Agents, have commenced making sarsaparlla Extracts
Elixrs BitteTs Extracts of Yellow Dock er Thev gene
rally put up the same shaped bottles and some Of tbem
have stolen and copied advertisements; they are only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided - " '
Principal Office 1876 Futon STREET SIM RuidIno Ne,v
York Reiiug u Co, State Street Boston, Dyott Sons
132 AoTtk Second street. Philadelphia S S Hance Drug
gs Balhmoe;P " Cohen, Charleston; los SOuth Pearl st.
Albany; T. IL 1let[Taw, Naclez- and by al the PRINCIPAL
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the United
States, West Indies aud the Canadas ~ o N
J. WRIGHT, Isl Charities street
apA Tn Sole Agent, New Orleans,
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Ms The Oldest authentic date in numerical
characters is 1875 written on the leaf of book by
pa+rareb
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DR. TOunsend-Dear Sir have the pleasure to inform
you that three of my children have been cured Of the coua
by the use of your excellent medicine They afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great obga
ton Yours, respectfully,
IsAAC w CRALN. IO6 Wooster street.
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OHItoIo y IFIo 2 UJtSH OF OftsUUS,
FREDERICK DURRIvE, Recorder Of Mortgages
BERNARD MARIaNy. Register Of CONVEYANCE.
RnRERr SPKnnEN. Corpner of the Pnrish

Skc7if. etc-JoHN l.. LEWIS, Sheriff. j b Ieefe Gen.
Clerk and Deputy; Sampson Bossman, a. Sidney Lewis
Michel de Arnas, Samuel Powers, Robert Swain IuIe3
Sorapuru Felix NJ Jacobs J. e. Fabe, A. Trepagnier RI
Hugonin, Sam e Waldo Charles lIilshaw N. Trepagnier
Chas Danuples ThOs a. Watson and Edward hiefiupb
Deputy Sheriff. O. K Wise Deputy Sheriff and Kee9a,
Of the Parish JAIL i, Brooks, H. Benee and Thomas NJ
Mhife Ilenntv Reenars -
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Justices, counts for the CITY.

First Disr1ct-[Oice No 222 Tchoupitoulas street J.
Daniel ByLne gustiee John s Dunno, Clerk JON IN
nor, John Speith Deputy Constabes.
Secoad Distrct.-EO Office, No 65 Common street lGeo.
y Bright Justice. G. L. Bright, Clerk. i; Belleaa Con
stable; Edward P. Kennedy, p German, VIM. Horton A.
kerkhan, Deputy Constables
Third Dsstrict-[OfHce st Louis Alley, next to the
of Bienrie street 10. B. Beverly, Justice Victor
SeTe, Clerk ]. P. Walden, Constable; n B. Outlaw, i.
II. Sere, Deputy Constabes.
Forth District-[Ohice No S. Condo street ALEX
Der0es Justice. Paul Duverges, Clerk Gustaye Meynier
constable; A. Meynier F. GeneTely Deputy Constables
FEb Distr5ctI0 corner of Elysan Fields and Vic.
tory streets. J-Alphonse CanOnge Justice. f. Canonge,
Clerk Francis MOuney, Constable l.. E. Generelly, j. B.,
SoTapuIus X. SohexDaydeT, Deputy COnStables
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

MEDICAL TREATMENT.
DR. A. CULLEN has removed his oHce IRON q Hog
~ street to No. 10 EGLCez street. near the Arcade H
sill continues 10 cure Structure on ms new sysem-e9
ing the wora. structure without aGy opefauon-s nis4
drance TO business or diet Dr. Cullen Is TOO well know
New Orleans and the surrounding country 70 need any
lag or sef.audatOn. On application 10 Dr. T., he villa
YOU to hundreds Of the first standing in this city vino &
been cared in the last ten years on his plan Peaea
and examine for yourselves. Opay required Nlh9ul ~
is effected. Rheumatism cured. Gononh@a eaielma
days OF nc pay.
Postpaid letters puncuay attended 20 IN all c0nhdencs
medicine securely packed and sent 10 any pan % ..
country. na-2e1
To.PLANTERs, FAMILIES AND NERoEAHH
0OMSTOCK s. CO., So Pc YDR.3S STREETNt
~ on hand the following Genuine Medicines "hioh %
family ought to be supplied with VIZ
Hay lIEIMEET warranted 70 cure any case Of usIA
either Blind or Bleeding. 4.a.,.s
pain cannot existPce OF the genuine ~ cents yer DoA
DR.. AICNAIR's ACCUSING OLA certain ctJe lof n
ness and ali complaints of Ge EGr-Fnce 81 psI lass
LANaLKY's GREAT WESTERN lNDIAN REMEDY
cure any Ease Of Asthma, Dyspepsia, blaHhGa l1'sI@
MoTGEF's RELiRr-for those ladies about beoania'
Mothers; all should useit. -. e. pu5i,
GoMsTOCK' IS EXTRACT OF EARsAPARLbLA-iS'A 'l~
ing tie Bl0od-Prce BIC per bottle e per dozen-
DR. SPgHN's Seek HEADACHE REMEDY VII Gun ~
TI siIiis BSTssm OF VIM CHERRY and d. Big
THofcMEyts ExPECToRAET PINK SYRUp--tOr Cosp
Colds, Panin the Breast and Side, and all Chest anal
FAiTSssTocK's and KoLMsToCK's VERNI7UGE-
Worms in children. This Remedy ior Worms Is one O."
most extraordinary ever used. Ia.
The EAST INDIA HAZE DIE will color the Han JetBl
or brown, and V arIranted not 70 stain the skin.
KEW LIERdENF and iNnIAN VEGETABLE ELi1A
wauaned TO cure any case of Rheumatism Or Cont Coaa
ed Cords aud III dseles.
PAIN KfLIER-Price, I3Jz cents
O1nRIGE's GEEUIEE BALM OF CoLuMgLA-i0 ma A
the Hair grow or bald heads preventing the hair from h
Outand freeing il from dandruif, -, ~
The 'WoNDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE w
EEY's and CoSNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Z
prove blessing to all those who use 1t. It IS soyes
remedy all Burns. Sore EYES. EHODs, IlCSlss
Tic D0ioTeux EFspafa and all complaints which ne7
external application BY lis lHHamatiOns are TenS
swelngs ledHced and nOgtliie cation even ayed. =,
~ CqutigltAI the above named articles SOLD ohy
ap34 II EOhiST0Ck & co. SO PoydGea
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

DIR Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Phys
clans in different parts of the Union.
This to certify that We the undersigned Physicians of
the City of Albany have in cases prescribed Dr.
TOwnsends Sarsapanla and believe TO be of themost
valuable preparations in the market,
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LIME.

LIME.
1OOO CASKS ThOmastOn Lime, for sale by
lNBNFU myI7 JOHN STROUD & co, l46 Common st.
YT1HE WESTERN Pic T-A complete guide to travel
L Iers going North by the RiyeTs-gvlng a minute de
scripOn of all points on the Mississippi Ohio and other
rivers ON the different routes, etc, For sale by
APPS MILES G. SALE u CO, II st. Charles st.
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS y!
ITO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous Inhabl
Il ants of the stomach and bowels which often impair
the health aud destroy the lives of children, JAY MES
TONIC VERMIFUGE certain and safe preparation for
the removal of various kinds of Worms Dyspepsia Sour
stomach Want of Appetite, Inante Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels and Organs of Diges
ton Ii without exception of the most valuable
partitions in the world For sale by ~ -
NATHAN JARVIS & CO.,
ap1s Corner of Magazine and Common streets
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sCRnEIIIA C1IREn
THREE CHLDREN-

This certificate concusiyey proves that this Sarsapara ha
perfect control the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one houseis unprecedented.
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General gent of any District thisscan le eeeo
b Families should club together and get Ank
y1nnIy of the medicines. =. Lu;o bndies
Emigrant societies and oeher phanhrOpc poaies
sh0uld furnish them 20 the needy. ,1,,, 6, ,,orr
OfTce of the (9Taet6Hberg Company,
NNn * Roadway, NewY ork, March, 1873.
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-
Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sanapanla IN cases
of Fits OF course never recommended it, and surprised
the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF WestchesteT county: =. .o,-
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Saapara, have in
varaby called their stuff great Remedy TOR Females etc
and have copied bills and circulars which relates the
compaints of women word for wofd-other who put
up medicine have, the great of Dr. Townsend
SaEsaparla in complaints incident females recommended
theirs although previously they did numberof these
Mixtures Pills. ETC.. injurious to females as they agra
vate dsease. and undermine the constitution
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SONS o. TEMPERANoE.

PLEDGE without reserve soemuy pledge my honor as
man make 0uy sell nor use as beverage, any
Spurious 0 Malt LquoFs, Wine or Ciler.
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Dr. T01oRseH&-Dear Cir have little girl seven yeais
of age who has been several yea1 afflicted with Fits we
tried almost everything for her, but without success at ast
although could find recommendation IN our circulars
for like hers, thought she II very delicate
health would give her OF your Sasapana and are
very glad did for only restored her strength but she
has had of the Fits to great pleasure and sur
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we feel grateful Your, respectfully,
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TrIE GRAEFENBERG ooMPANY
- ArFrNRERG

uHE GRAEFENBERG
COMP ANY hereby
announce that they are m
e0rporated by the Legisla-
ture of the State Of sn Z. s.ss
York. The incaleula9ie :
importance of conduellhs
the Patent Medicine DqsI-
ness ON elevated principl.es,
aud of furnishing remepies
adapted to the public wants,
has led 10 this step. Inc
Company wOnld suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
1. Every neighbOrhood
should have its GFaeienberg
Depot. By addressing the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YoRB
MASONS-holds its Grand Annual COmmunca- a
ton at New Orleans on the ID Monday of January a
QGeers-M. Dudley, N w Grand master FL "
Coleman, w G Senior Warden; Gladn CORN, w ~
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DEscRTPTEOw

aa;oines iss6ed by the Graeenberg Company con
s Of Series prominently ad9p5ed The diseases o we
tleg 10 ~ Patent Medicine business by persons claiming
STiSsaJ powers single given nedi93 tie net G9 Any
in yenf community 1t contrary TO the very hsL pc
r-r.hurn snnzl
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Hpnngeri n otusrs OF Ienperance.
WASHINGTON FotNrAlN No l--Meets every Saturday
syeniugi al ~ clock IA Caysta Fount Hall No 222
TchOupuOulas street. ORcerS-P. H. Willard. n b: VIM
z. Deacon, P y G, j. Fyffe, APR: NJ g. Randall s :: J.
Cooper q >; ~ u Spua gbett, g r. Bein, G F. Jour
dan, l w; A Childs, o w; l., w, Lyons, PPB.
ORLE rs FOuSTAIN No. Meets every Thursday eve.
nluga e el IN the Hal % Fecan Division Officers
81 II 1oqng, 10 d. Young, 3 w. A. Hail. A p
4 ~ !! Iabatt, =; w V. Phelps A s; w. A. Young G.:
= q. MeLarsn, A .; NJ. I. WEIGH w; ~. LutE, w
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spITTING RLO0D.
PuETIMATIsM.

Rheumatism that Dr. TOwnsends Sasapnnlla mas cuIgu
The most severe and chronic cases are weekly u
its extraordinary virtues. -; IL, 7 ,ro
James Cummings ESQ., one of the assistants IN tne lau
tic Asylum BiaclWells Island, Is the gentleman SpOheH
in the following letter. c.. !, 1877
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
ALL RIGHT, BUT TOO LATE.

We are glad to hear that the unfortu-
nate wretch, Calhoun, who has been suf
fered to lay about our streets for long
time past, has found comfortable lodgings
in our county Jail. There he will be safe
from the inc!cmency Of the winter, and
the community from the fear of the de-
struc'ion of their property.
We learn that Stephen Hampstead, Esq.
Of this city, has met with very serious
loss in the destruction Of a portion Of his
library, by this same wretched being.
1t is thought that he burned the books
to keep himselffrom freezing. It's some
what singular, that volume should have
been selected here and there, so as to
break almost every set Of books; but such
is the case; so that, although the number
of volumes actually destroyed is moi great,
yet the damage to the Library cannot be
repaired for less than three hundred dol
lars.
Mr.. Hempstcad's was one Of the most
valuable libraries in the State, and what
adds very much to the loss, is the difficult
ty with which it can be replaced.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
0 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF


To His Exccllency The Governor or Iowa.
The undersigned, who were appointed
by an act Of January 18th, 1848, to draft,
revise and prepare a code Of laws for the
State of Iowa, beg leave to report; ,,a.,,
That they have not been able to com
plete the task assigned them, and that it
will require from three to five months in
order to mature their work.
The great mass the work is in writ
ing, but we have not been able to give it
that Consideration which it demands be.
foreit is presented. The work of revis-
ing and writing alone, has required the
greater portion of the time since it was
commenced. 70 digest it is the more i'm
portant part Of our task, and which re-
mains to be done.
The importance Of the work, and the
consequences which will flow from a good
or bad performance Of it, are so great,
that the undersigned are not willing to
pass it without the most mature care
The revised code is intended to be per-
naanent work. All future legislation will
have relation TO it. IF it is made COM
plete and harmonious, but little legisa-
ton will be hereafter required on subjects
OF general nature. If it is left incom-
plete and incongruous, it will require re-
peated amendments and alterations, un-
til we shall no longer have code. Un-
less such a work receives the maturest
care and consideration, it were as we'll
if it were not undertaken. r -. -a-
Your Exce)lency will permit US to sug
n gest that in no case, VIC believe, has /;
achoze code Of Statute law been prepared
in one year. In Massachusetts two years
were allowed three commissioner to pre-
pare the criminal portion alone Of their
code. The commissioners Of the ,evis-
ion in New York, at the end Of the first
year reported upon only one department
Of the Statute law. :"
You will permit Us to suggest further,
that several radical changes in important
branches were expected in a revision, and
though the undersigned are prompt to
adopt such, yet they should not be made
without the most mature consideration.
In presenting these views, sir, we have
(in the words Of our oa,h) san eye single
20 the good Of the people Of Iowa. and
in presenting them, we trust we shall re-
ceive the indulgence Of the General As
sembly.
If we were permitted a suggestion, It
would be, that the present session be made
a brief one, and that an adjournment take
place TO a future day some months hence.
We are your ExcelIency's
With sentiments of
High consideration,
w. G. WOODWARD,
CHARLES MASS
S. HEMPSTEAD,
Iowa City, Dec. 4th, 184e..
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NAPOLEON's PROPHECY, NOW IN
,-..l COURSE OF FUI,FIII,NENT. ,grg

"Before fifty years." said Napoleon to
Las Classes one day at St. Helena, ecu
rope will be Republican or Cossack. X
.aa"' Then, il my son is alive, he will be
called to the throne amidst the accIama-
tons OF the people. If he is no more,
France will become REPUBLIC again; for
no hand would dare to grasp a sceptre
which it could not WELD, ~ ~"'
"THE BRANCH OF ORLEANS, tho agree
able, is TOO WEAK, IL clings too much TO the
other Bourbons, and it ariz hare the same
fate, ifit does not prefer living as simple
citizens, whatever changes arrive. ~
"Once again France will be REPUBLIC,
and the other countries will follow its ex-
ample. Germans, Prussians, Poles, I,a-
lians, Danes, Swedes, and Russians, will
Join her in a crusade lin favor of liberty.
They will arm against their sovereigns,
who will hasten to make them concessions,
in order to retain part of their ancient
authority; they will call themselves con-
sttutional kings, possessing limited pow
ers. Thus the leudal system will receive
its death blow; like the ocean-mist, it will
vanish before the first ray of the sun Of
liberty. -.
"But things will not rest there; the
wheel Of Revolution will not stop at that
point; its imretuosity will increase five
fold, and its rapidity in proportion When
"a people RECEIVERS part Of its rights. it be-
comes enthusiastic from victory. and, ha-
wing tasted the sweets Of liberty, becomes
more enterprislng in order to obtain more.
The States Of Europe will be, perhaps, for
some years, in a continual state Of agila-
ton, like tho ground the moment before
an earthquake; but at last the lava breaks
forth, and the explosion ends ALL +
'THE BANKRUPTCY Of England will be
the lava which will shake the world, DE-
YOUR KINGS and aristocracies. but cement
by its outbreak the interests Of democra-
cy. Believe me, Las Cases, as the vines
planted in the ashes which cover the feet
Of H1,na and Vesuyius, produce the most
delicious wines, so THE TREE OF LIBERTY
will become immoveable when it has its
roots in the REVOLUTIONARY LAVA which
will overflow all the MoNARcHIEs. May it
flourish (or'ages! These sentiments may
perhaps appear strange to you in my
mouth; they are mine, however.
81 was born a REPUBLICAN,; but destiny
and the opposition Of Europe made nc an
Emperor. now await the future.'
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
n - . " u I-T--- VI =
THE STEAMER HAWKEYE.a

This vessel, recently, built in this place,
has made several trips to Keokuk, and
has fully proved herselftolbe allthat she
was intended to be, the lightest draught
steamer that floats on the Mississippi RI
ver., To a capacity oftwo hundred tons
burthen, equalto any Of our ordinary
steamers, she combines good speed, draws
but twelve inches without freight2in her,
and two feetwhen loaded, and she is as
much at home on the Rapids with sixty or {!
seventy tons freight in her, as any where
else. Such boats, in sufficient numbers,
will make the Rapids mere bagatelle,
and add much to the convenience ofihe
business men ofthe Upper Mississippi
Messers. Mcdonald, Brock and Rogers,
are the owners ofthe hawkeye, and de-!
serve much credit for the ingenuity
which has crowned their enterprise with
success. Built, oficered and named in
our town. The hawkeye has ouro best
wishes for her SUCCESS State Gazette.
HUDsoN, BAY CoMPAgY.--A,lettcrf from
Washington says; ct is reported that
Mr.. Buchanan has declined to resllnw The
negotiation with the agents Of the Hud-
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
THE eLEGISLATURE.

(. u y Il s y
On Thursday Of last week an effort was
made to instruct our Senators to 60 for
the provisions oflthe Wilmot Proviso.
1t was laid upon the table in the Senate,
subject TO their future order. e.,,.'.,.
4 A joint resolution passed both houses,
asking Congress to make an appropria-
ton for determining the Northern Boun-
dairy ofthe State Of Iowa. nt ~. ..
A bill was introduced, making an ap-
precipitation for covering the Bridges over
the Maquoketa and Wabesipinicon rivers.
GIVE publish to-day the report Of the
Revision Committee, showing the pro-
gress made by them in the work Of pre-
pairing revised code of laws for the
State. Notwithstanding the disappoint'
ment many will feel in not having this
work completed the present winter, we
cannot but regard the reasons assigned
for not having the report ready at this
time as satisfactory, and are glad to learn
that the Legislature will probably adopt
the recommendation Of The Committee,
and adjourn shortly to some time in the
autumn ofthe coming year, or SO soon
as the Committee may be prepared 10 re-
port. caa r. N
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19

! TRoBERTy ]. DWALKER,t as we alearn
from the Washington Union, has decided
upon making that city his future perma-
nent residence, where he will engage in
the practice Of the Law. "a -ai Am
sal His services in the importan: position
Of Secretary Of the Treasury, have won
forhim fame, which the proudest ambi-
ton may wellaenvyo~ ..# H.. ~s.'5'
In whatever sphere Of duty he may
hereafter be called to act, he will have
the consciousness of knowing that the
good wishes of his fellow-countrymen are
enlisted in his behalf. 40 .'. .~au