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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-03
B. e, HUTCHINSON,
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
THE Manufacturing of CdssimereS Frockings Flannel
and Stocking Yarn will be carried on, as usual the
old stand on BARRE PLAINS Having improved the ma
ehnery and having had long experience, shall be
oudone in quality of work. in low prices for works.
Cts per yard for manufacturing Cashmere and 25
Frocking other work in proportion.
~ Cloth and Yarn constantly on hand and at low
prices in exchange for WOOL Wood GRAIN and other kinds
of produce. HAYWOOD 81 CO.
Barre Plains, May 81.
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NOW OPENING

At the CITY STORE, from New York Auctions,
OSN CASHMERE SHAWLS. of the latest and most
OOO improved patterns and greatly reduced prices
by MARTIN STOWE,
April 10 If l45 Main
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HERALD OF TRUTH.
lPcspse lfs1of ils|fouth Volume.

|
The HERALD WAS commenced Ton free
publication. Thismeriti maintained IL
the present time tno one can say be has been
unable lol get hls views communicated
through lis pages, in consequence OF iheii
|ppposi'ion 90 those Of iis copduclorY lnfhs,
| The HERALD Is q True type If Western spirit,
which is embodied in the lines Of Western
"lf free thought seek expression,
ii'' Speak itooldy speak il ann rs
Yes, my brollcr, Of Whatever name, creed, o.
party, you can speak freely here. Here is
one place for you, where the air docs nor sa
vpr ofany fankly intoleranl odor, and where
one does moi attempt TO in,errose between
" u and your Creator. Who darcs say lie Is
due, and bis bother is 1falsei God Is the
only Judge! ~ 49,, 49, s.s.
q Ilyou have any proposition for meliorainq
the social condition of mankind, come and
give il ul,epance. Fourielisis, Commu-
nists, lcarians, and Utopians, come hero and
we will do you good.
~ If you have any new or old Religious viows
10 present, come also-no one is excluded.
l'a II you have any political doctrine 10 I'D
yocaie in manly way, come along, and you
shall be ard-Wlig, Democrat, Of Liberty
man ~ no matter who,~
There Is only one contliiion--ihai is brew
lily and prospccuity Of siyle--wiih ihis, all
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Who, then, wishes 10 hear all, and Judge
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The saving power Of true education should
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mind. Mind is above all, and mast be pre-
pared for greater happiness before il can en-
10y IT,. Education is the equalizer of man,
the destroyer Of aristocracy, selfshness, and
monopoly, The, people must therefore be
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The HERALD. eF TRuru is published
monihly in CIncinnali-each number con-
tainng 80 octave pages, making two volumes
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDEE
OF COURT.
Thomas H. B. Hipkins,

Thomas H B. Hipkins, h .ia
va. FefItton for PATtttt0n
Samuel Hickerson, etal. ga tiE&h
TOY virtue Of an order from the Court of Com
ID mon Pleas of Putnam County, Ohio, TO me
directed, will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House, in Kalida, on the 28th day of Octc-
ber next between the hours of ten O'clock, A. NJ !,
and lsur-o'clock, P. M, the following real estate,
10 witt f ~ ~
Inlot number forty (40) in the town Of Glboa,
in sid county Of Putnam, together with the ap.
purtenauces thereto belonging. a .as 4a
y g Conditions Of Sale.
One. e.third Of the purchase money in hand; one
third in nine months, and one. third in eighteen
months. The deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage.
Appraised 1t $225.
ROBERT DOUGLASS. "a
Sheriff. f
SnERiFr's OFFIcE,
Kalida, September II, 1913. 90
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* A L I'D AgH OF Ell.
ia Es II. VAIL

SEs5 HAS taken the W II known and
M1iii| IL IL commodious Tavern Stand fern.
RNiIl. crly occupied by T. r Mcclure
The House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now we'll fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
J. H. v. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-.
modations and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part ~ Ohio. HistaDle will bc well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stabling,. and desgnsto spare no pains to secure
heeomfort and convenience OF his guests
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-19

CLAPPING.A Il eccentric, preach
or IN the west, concluded an inn
pressiyc charity sermon in the fol-
lowing language:
my dear brethren; Ithas been
the usual fashion for an audience
to testify their appreciation Of that
which has been said by the, clapp-
ing Of hands, but I recommend
for your adoption a new method of
clapping, less tumultuous and much
more pleasing: When you leave
this building, clap your hands into
your breeches pockets, and, draw
ing them out again, clap your dime
into the box which is at the door to
receive it; and may the Lord give
it his blessingsy' a.Sa IN 81 s3l.sss
+ 1t is stated that the address had
the desired effect. and the audience
having done the needful, asreques-
ted; clapped their hats upon their
heads and started for their homes,
much edited with the discourse.
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\ lT5 PROSPECTUS. 9|7lT
The OentIenaan's Mngnxime.
WILTON SANDERS &JoHN M. HUNTING
II. % TON, EDITORS.,ai s,isl,. f,se,
y ri ruaLlslIrp By n conpANY.

1 TON, EDITORS, IA a,;,i,f,s,
! TUaLlsmEp BY A COMPANY,
yvxtyr vv F pu,.; .,,.. oc ~ crNTI rs, Mss
MAC AT,NT 80 ~, ..ra
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IL, afos P"o',Ino !" ~ I1S 3,
,ra,,,;ons ay s, "o"s" - ~ !rris,as, -.
snrmly ahan,loned b,i,hsS oreG llv cony;n.
cad Iowarar ,l,a, ,l,. ~ A., ..,s 2 or,has.
E;l.,,as -, ~ i, j. s.'.,..,. ~, as;,,
rI;n,,;on oc ,b., srl;ab,ono,, rao,,,o' s,r ,,ys
Wes,crn land n cnconraue & Home, I,;,er,.
,hre !, as in lac, ,ba, ,le ,,,onr;e,er r. rosnsc.
t;vclv have lacked ndeona,e con,,, ~ nm.
s,,re n firm foundation far Tho worL =, ,bo
onse, Tb;s s;nsnhs,sI,ls, oLs,acls - s,ccns. ~ ,s.
exists M, in ,he presen, MAGAZINE Wbetb.
er 4 NJ 6rst meeis with the s,,pnor, which
| H. nronr;etors dare n, an,icipaie. s,ill tbev
arc de,orm;oed, ,bo, Il, sh,l, anrea, ,e,o,a,l,
far Al learl one wear. on ,be i;rst day of eve.
rv month, and IN literary mater and ~
nonranb;cali exccI,,ion. shall M, he ;n(e,;c
~ anv Maoazine,in tl,is iconn,ty,ta Wa aao
mo, por,;al n prouises. knowino tb,t Tho
smoIles, c;rcums,ances modify and altcy lin
frmes, resolution, bnt we yenture 10 assert
I'm, Tbe Gentlemaa,s 1Tooouine will he 81.
erv tbino Which 1be nroe,.ss of ,ba aoe.
bo,h IN Literature. Science. and Tho Fine
Ans NAV reou;rc'--aud thai /, will bc sucb
as Tho Yves, NAV nro,dlv 70, e,yord No bcr ovnp
Tho Maoaz;ne v;ll he under The editorial
control of r Milton Sanders. nm eleaanr,
a.en, aud y;ooro,,s wr;,er--and .Jobn M
Hunt;,otop who will take general CHARGE
~ tho ,ey;ew dc,ar,men,. These uen,lo.
mon viii ,,eyo,e ,l,,ir cxclusive attention n
,he ed;,inng of he work. striving us much M
noss;lle ,o nrocnre y;onrous manly nro lpr,
,;on. o,d ,ro;d ,bo corrun,;no emara,;oo.
oc H., III; .,ai,,os,o and scLiy son,,non,.
sl,y nredominan, in the litera,ure' or ,bo
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pol;,c,I n.,r,e Vii, he 1;oo,onsIy evclndcL
fro,,o ;,s oanes In wor5 !, i ,be ;n,on.
lion IF onr editors, IN furnish ,,beir reader.
,y;,h Tales Essavs poe,rv.,e,e cmbody;n,
s,rona,b den,b and faryor or ilouob, ;n;ne'
o,.d viii he more brilliant, IN, ~, less
si esisas;n, @ da,;o.,n nnd ,aGoaJ otns;ons ssr
s' r,no, "a s, ;r,.,;oa,an. % and ,bornrora II,
,houob = Gce,e,nou,s Ma,azpe !, Il n. Le
LonoJ ,ho, ,bo enl;oh,ened Iod,, ,y;lI 6nd
Ms ~ H. rer,,sa, @ I mncb 70 canine nd ang admire
Tho ~ ,an;J "nroy,h of The IVES, within tho
las, few yea,s and tho sill greater increase
.'r ,.s,a annd ,,Gno,non, ree,;,o. /, Man.
z;ne somewba, similar r. ,vb,, ,he nrnnr,e
,oys con,emnin,e IN lie nresent i, T. III.
,ba, & pnhl;ca,;ons nf the Eas, are n;dslv d;s
semins,ed AMONGST ne. lin, mus, we,lonL
,lr,.d c,r o,,, ,l;,ero,n,e ,b;la ,ho ,iousnni
uuwril,en themes Of the broad Wes,Mi,s no.
La e,res,s s,vaoo dar;yons ond Go,co H..
III ,sa,c.rs ,e@a;n ra.dv ~ deyslane ,l,aO.I
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-19
Water-Curc Journal. and Herald Of
Reforms. af4a aI.ti
PUBLISHED BY FOWLERS & WELLS.
JOEL SIlEN, M. d., EDITOR.

tits the object Of this Journal 10 explain,
in manner suited TO the capacity of the gen
eral reader, the new aud celebrated system
called Hydropathy, or The Waier-Cure-a
system whicl, is deservedly fast gaining in
popular favor, and which 10 efficacy TO cure
and prevent diseases, is unparalleled in the
healing art. s.ci
This new system, apparently so simple,
embraces a wide range Of particulars, all OF
which may be stated in the general term--
the Philosophy Of Health. 3
We shall endeavor 10 explain this new
mode under the following heads: " s s,t
CLOTHING, which has a material effect on
the human body in reference 10 its disease
and health.
AIR AND VENTILATION Important cir
cumsiances in the cure of diseases andinthe
preservation Of health. esis4
Foop AND Drinks, which, more than any
other agency, affect the system, for harm OF
for good, according as they are regulated up
on scientific principles, or disregarded in
kind,qnanliy, and quality, as in society is al
most universally The case.
4rsi ObAOCo.-- : Hio PciulCiOus,ihe uHu uOditu
destroying substance, so much used by The
American people al this day, we shall do un-
ceaslng and perpetual war against.
TEA AND Coz FEE.--T These always worse
than useless articles, which caIse so great an
amount Of sick headaches, nervous debility,
and indigestion, We shall, from limo 10 time,
treat of as our space admits. .l t ls,,,isa,.
The WATEa-CURE, now well established.
is peculiarly favorable in The treatment Of all
the maladies, both chronic and acute, 10
which the human bodyis subject. We hope,
however, 10 do most in teaching our readers
the best modes of preventing disease. II is
n wise old maxim, avoid physic and phys!
clans, If you value health.n y n ,ea.
REFORMS. Reforms, of whatever kinds,
we shall promnlgate as we think they de-
serve, and we shall endcavor 10 adapt our
Journal 10 The wants Of society at large,
This Journal will be published monthly,
thirty-two large pages Of the best
matter, with reference To tile application Of
this system, adapted TO all classes, on the
following
TERMS, INvARIArLY IN ADVANCE.
xt.. 7 .
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Yerrington e. Durst.) 81

VS.. vENDI. ExPoNAs.
Jacob Conrad. MtGf gC snI
DY virtue Of writ Of yendi. exponas, to me
Id directed from the Court of Common plens
of Putdam county, Ohio. will offer for sale at
the door Of the Court House, in Kalida, on Sa.ur-
day, the 28th day Of October next, between the
hours Of eleven o'clock. AIM, and four O'clock,
r, NJ, of said day, the following described real
estate, TO wit: Is .,,.., f
The south half Of the south-west quarter Of
section thrty-one (3l) Of township two (2) south
Of range six t6) east, containing seventy. nine
(79) acres more orless. il sss asqa,4n has
Taken in execution as the properly Of Jacs5
Conrad, at the suit Of Yerrington & Duf,t.
Z Appraised at $400. Aa as tA
l1'as ROBERT DOUGLASS, !, ae
3s', f ,sa 92s 8. y z Sheriff.
SnERIFF,s OFFIcE, m esg pea s8IYs east
September l2tn. i848 { 392e ,s,I ai,s
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De Bows Commercial Review, contains
some interesting tables Of The Pork trade OF
the Western States. The number Of hogs
slaughtered during the years lS47-'4S was
/ 800, ,000--an increase Of nearly so per
GENT over previous years. The number
slaughtered in Cincinnati alone amounted to
SIS. 900.
Only small portion of this valuable pro-
due, is exported; and four-fifIbs Of that sent
out Of The country is 10 tile British colonies,
South America aud the West Indies. =
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NOTICE.

STATE OF ONO, 4 ~
Putnam County, IS.
STENfiE following Guardians and Admnistrators
Il have flied in the Clerks Office Of tho court
of Common Pleas of Putnam county, Ohio, their
accounts ior fnol sett!ement, TO wit:
Joseph Eickholt, Guardian Of Anna Maria Lou
John Thomas and Jefferson Vertner, Admins.
traitor Of Richard Thomas, deceased.
Stephen White, Administrator Of Isaac @.
White, deceased.
Margaret Lapdes, Administrative, Of Abraham
Landes, deceased.
August Special Term, l848. 81
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-19

Why is curiosity like short fell
low? Because we often hear it
said that "Curiosity was on tiptoe;"
which would not have been the
case. had he been tall.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-19

The explosion of the steamboat Edward
Bates, near ST. Louis, on the 18th uli. was
an rppalng calamity. Twenty.eight per
sons were killed and thirty seriously injured.
They were principally dom Missouri and
Illinois. H, T4rfH
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-19

Punch says that the "milk of hu-
man kindress is not to be found in
the pail of society,"" lfso we think
it time for all "hands," as Pat would
say, to "kick the bucket" aa
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Total. ........ ...........2j

" In 1874 The States in Hdlics voted foi
Polk, giving him ITO voies--lhose in Ro
man for Clay, giving him los votes. The
states in SMALL CAPITALS have been ade'it-
ted into the Union since the last Presden-
tial Election. I46 votes necessary 10 q
choice in The present ntest W.,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-19

COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND RAILROAD
A meeting has been held in Cleveland, $75,-
600 subscribed, and the Directors authorized
to put the whole road undercon,ract
X This is the way to act. The Pittsburgh
western rad will n'ersect This work. as0a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-19
e. $I g.
WESTERN HOTEL.
BY WIN. MCCLURE.
w MCCLURE has purchased and fitted
W. up the stand formerly occupied by
w. l.. Hipkns, in
.Gilboa, Putnam County,

.Gilboa, Putnam County,
Where he will be ready 10 entertain the
travelling community, and all who call.upon
him,in as good sly yle'as can be done IN this
section ofcouniry. His table will be sup
piled with the best that the country affords
and he will do all in bis power 10 make his
house a pleasant and agreeable resort 10
the travelling community.
His Sablinglaud other Accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICES fereby gwen trpt al the July term,
In a. ID. I848, Of the Court or Common Pleas,
In and for the County of Putnam, Ohio,a Joseph
sifker WINS appointed Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Conurd Albright, late Of said county, de-
ceased; and has given bond and qualified himsef
10 act ss such administrator. ifiSa I
Nl JOSEPH SIFKER, Admir-
July rs. 1913. 4s .s.8.,,a. AZ; 385dw
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& ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the July
lV .erm, A. d. I848, Of the Court of Common
Pleas in and for Putnam County, Ohio. Daniel
Rdcnonr and jacob Ridenour were appointed adj
minishators Of the cstateof John Ridcnour, de-
ceased H. have qualified themselves TO act as such
DANIEL RlDEN0UR,
JACOB RIDENOUR, y,
~ arS .Adnlinistrators.
July 25, t548 Nh 3B5dw
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" XIi4 &NitJl ~ tx4V <ikitHitiuttt ~ ~
nal saws that the letter in his poss-
ession, from Gen, Taylor was in
do handwriting Of Major Bliss, the
Generals ananuensis, and cores
ponded entirely with another letter
from the same source TO a different
person in Cincinnati. We think
this declaration settles pretty decis-
ively the disputed point as to the
authorship Of Gen TayIor's des-
patches to the government, and his
published private correspondence,
both Of which have been SO much
admired for their terseness and vig-
or of style. There is a similarity in
an Of his letters which cannot be
mistaken, and the composer Of one
must be the composer Of all, We
now see Major Bliss is entitled to
the credit Of all these productions,
receiving Of course the substance Of
what he writes from the General
himself The press, in their endea-
vors to exalt "Old Rough and Rea-
dy," have represented him a good
scholar as well as soldier, and the
reputation has been almost entirely
based on the admirable style Of his
dispatches. Not being entitled to
that credit, he can only be present.
ed to the public as first rate sol
s,,neriiority Of character. which has
not vet been exhibited to the world.
"A .--------- ,Ir, .6a.I
oaThe bingham Patriot says the
following most beautiful and touch
ING. inscription may be seen on
grave in that town. The only words
are these.
81 7 "OUR MOTHER n2
ysLL AsLlK KS
November ~ lc4O'
@ A.. 81. u
When will the morning Gomez"
Simple, yet beautiful language!
language that shall find response
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will attend - person orhy De pity at my oiren Ka-
Ida for tie purpose of receiving nxcs until the sOh day
of Deremher.i ISL NKs fiGs 4ttfss 4g4isiaAs
viii receiva hank notes in payment Of taxes except
State Bank Of OH md independent hanks Of Ohio R.8N
ssg gtss ii4N Vt o. W. RANFIs. Trsasurer.fi y,
TaEAsuRrRs OvrIcp. Putnam County, Obi Q.
,{ KaIda, Aug. e2, lt4a. e9dw
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-19
1AEANURER,S NOTICE.

! 2 nlHTss.. SF,4U
Ia addition to u hove the township of Blanchard has
levied three cents 10, township purposes Riley sx, Van
Buren twelve Liberty five sugar Creek six, Ualon FOUR
Greenshurg eight, aud Jennings teh aud Union Township
cents for rond purposes.
will attend in person, by deputy, for he purpose of
receiving taxes 10 tho township OF Perry,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-09-19

Society is like a glass Of ale-s
the dregs go to the bottom, the froth
and scum to the surface, and the
substance or the better portion, re-
mains about tile centre. @
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ogThe bingham Patriot says the
following most beautiful and touch
ing inscription may be seen on a
grave in that town. The only words
are these:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-24

Gs~ The grand fancy ball at Saratoga on Friday
night the It'll instant is glorifed usual to seve-
raj columns length in the New York papers. Re-
presentatives from nearly every state in the Union
are as ndelicately initiated as ever. The costum-
ing, however, is described as beautiful, varied and
interesting Two thousand and over of variegated
colored lamps We're hung on the trees around the
lawn and over the main avenue Aoated flags Of
every descriDiOn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-24

CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENArE.-The follow
ing additional officers for the Territory Of Oregon
have been confirmed by the Senate Kintzing
Pritchet, of Pennsylvania, Secretary; William p.
Bryant, of Indiana, Chief Justice Supreme Court;
James Turney, of Illinois, Peter FL Burnett, of Ore
gon Associate Judges District Court; Isaac w. R.
Bromley, Of New York, Attorney of the United
States; Joseph l. Meek, Of Oregon, Marshal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-24

CASHIER OF THE CANAL BANK.-At the opening
of the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday after
nOOh, Theodore Olcott, cashier of the laie Canal
Bank, was arraigned orembezzlement in the affairs
of that institution. He demanded trial on the in,
dctment, and gave bail for his appearance from
day to day to stand trial Samuel Stevens and
Thomas W. Olcott became his bail, and entered the
required amount of 81, 600 each.-ABany Atlas.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-24

TRoops. AT New YoRK.-Captain Magruders
company Cartillsry) arrived at New York on the
I4tll inst, from this port, under the command of
Captain Coffee. Ofone hundred men composing
the company, seyenty-six had been attEked by
yellow fever, and eleven had died during me pas
sage The vessel is in quarantine.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-24

TnE BLACK SEA. Not only will a squadron of
French and English vessels of war navigate the
Black Sea, in order to watch the movements of
Russia, but the commerce of that sea is becoming
of greag value The Oriental steamer Euxine, ar
rived in England on the 8th of July, from the Black
Sea, having left Trebizond, June u; Constantine
pie, June 10; Smyrna, June q; Malta, June &c
and Gibraltar, July 2; having forty-three passen-
gers, and bringing one million of dollars and up
wards of specie, four cases of opium, thirty-siH
cases Of silks, nnetyseyen bales Of goat hair, sixty
seven tubs of leeches eighty bales of carpets, sixty
four bags yellow berries, and one hundred and
twenty five packages of general merchandise. The
value Of the commerce of the Black Sea may be
estimated by this one voyage Most of the articles
would be saeabIe in this country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-24

ARREsT OF THE FUGITIvE lit will be recollec-
fed by many of our readers, that on or about the
18th Of May last, letter containing $780, adj
dressed to Messrs Payne q Harrison, was stolen
from package Of letters sent from the steamer
Gen Lafayette to the Post Office. The letters
were in charge Of a man named w A. Vanderlip,
to whom they were. entrusted by Mr.. Martin, the
clerk Of the boat. Vanderlip had for long time
been employed by the boat to deliver packages and
letters, and Immediately after the discovery that
the letters had been stolen, he disappeared. The
letter, we believe. was sent from Louisville, and
through the Louisville papers we were first made
acquainted with the transaction. Although twas
customary thing 10 send letters in This way, the
loss Of this one placed Mr. Marlin, the clerk, in an
unpleasant position, and he Immediately took steps
for the arrest of Yanderlip. After muchsearch, he
was heard from in the State q New York, and Mr..
Martin having obtained requisition for him from
Gov. johnson, started in pursuit His efforts have
fortunately proved successful, and he lately arrived
here with his prisoner. Vanderbilt is in the Parish
prison awaiting his trial.