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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-03
SQUIRTING, Fermenst ing, Acid 6 Com pound
OF S. r. TOWNSEND!

and he would fam have understood that Old Jacob Townsnd
GENUINE ORIGINAL. SARSApARiLIA,s an IMITATION Of
his infe rior MI!
forbid honl article which wond
down, the Id Dr. such mountain load OF
crmnatona who sa and purchasers
nssd s. p Townsends ERMEi ING CGtip,U
nnderstood ia the absolute p.
Townaends Townsendt
and infinitely dssimr that they unlike
particular, having not single thing in common
Townsend doctor, chemist par
of medicine disease, other
unscienihe nnproessinna the
public that scentfc medicine
all Of the articles used in preparing and which
incapable changes which might render them the AGENTS
oil DISEASE instead nf heslhe
is frauds the unfortunate balm into
humanity knd hope the dpang bosom, restore
health the crushed broken aud 10 Danish
infrmity-that JACOB TOWNSEND hAs SOUGHT and
FOUN d the opportunity and means to bring his
Grand URivcrsnl Concentrated Remedy,
knowledge f all who need it, that they
may lsarn and know, by joyful experieneeu.
TrnnsceUdewa Power 10 Heat!
satisfaction having raised
the he'd sickness and dependency
lie vgor and ussfulnsss to themselves hsh
families and frjends
0o- For sale by .ESKRIDGE s. KINNEY
wholesale and retail agents, Stanton. Va.
July 23--oetly.
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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

In The u District Court the Eastern District Of Louisiana
r. Conrad Esq, Assignee Of The Estate Of James j. Hanna
by VIRTUE the Honorable
- Court of the United States for the District aforesaid and bear
ing date 10th day Of May s will public sale MON
Magazine street, between Graver and hatcher all the
right title and interest srrend red by said bankrupt and vested in
said assignee, and TO the following described property
All that of land Of
the right bank Of the Bayou BGu bounded by the
property Charles Benedck and below by Dennis
containing 400 arpnts more less together with the Improvements
thereon and appurtenances thereof
Eighty Acres OF Land of Section No. l. Township No. 2,
degree, latitude, Range No. 3
basis meridian OF the south district Louisiana. Said W
of Land situated the side Bayou Beuf.
g. Two hundred and five and eighty -hundeh Acres
latitude, Of Range No. q the
district oui,iaua situated the Parish Avoye and
Rays Ferry bounded the by lands of Dennis Nc Daniel
4 All that Tract OF Land composed Nos Of Sec
ton No 2 Township No. south of the 3st Degree north lat
tude, Range No. basis dis
tct Of LouIsisn situated in the Parish of Avoye the
side Bayou Bpu bounded the north by lands Isaac Baldwin,
containing, according Surveyors return
States Certificate No. 1913 the Register Land
Office dated at Opelousas on the 10Th of April. 1885.
the foregoing Tracts OF Land forming plantation and
Tod in block.
Plan OF the Land will be exhibited the day of sale.
The third bankrupt profits
balance be due to him as the late commercial firm
kkman Abenahy g. Hanna bills receivable and balances
due said firm well the bills payable and balances due
H. being exhibited In the bankrups schedule file in the u s.
Dist. Court.
Terms Of saeFo the interest and Claims cash. For
the Real Estate the purchaser to give his obligation for three thou
sand dollars (55OO the day
Bank OF Louisiana bearing the of per
mum FROM date until final paymsnt secured by mortgage The prop
erty Balance cash.
Acts before H. B. Cena. Notary Public at the expense of
The purchaser s.sas.,. om.. N.vo,.,,. v.r,, eo
WILLIAM ). SCOTT, U. s. Marshal
myie, 10, e II. for the Eastern District Of Louisiana.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL .HDadny Eyenir o
June 4-The regular semi monthly meeting of this body
was held last evening, Mr.. Hooper in the chair.
message was received fiom the Mayor, transmitting
sealed proposals for redigging certain within the lin
It's OF the Municipality authorized at the last meeting
Council The Mayor also allied The attention of the Conn,
Gil the resolution of the Second Municipality Council
appointing a committee to met ana confer with similar
committees from the other municipalities, Lafayette and
and the other places mentioned against future nnnd
Enclosed also the act of the Legislature passed in 5
referred OF the joint meeting OF
yesterday To this subject his honor called particular aen
ton and urged the Council TO unite general effort to
have the intention of the act carried out er the readng
OF the message and accompanying documents Mr.
moved that committee be appointed act in accordance
with the resolution of the Second Municipality Council
The motion prevailed, and a committee oil four members,
one from each ward appointed.
Several petitions of public importance then up,
and the Council engaged in discussing them when
left the Chamber.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNcIL-This body met last
night, Mr. Fabe in the chair On notion the reading oftbe
minutes was dispensed with. message from the Mayor
then read transmitting the resolution of the Second
Municipality Council appointing committee TO infer
with similar committees to be appointed by the First NUM-
epaty Council by Lafayette and Freepo on the subject
OF taking measures to protect tie city from intimidation in
future. Also. claim of land owners be paid for their
lots taken to permit the opening of Galyez street, Also
proposals for furnishing square timber and lumber And
also the Iesouisn Of the Leg stature providing for sp.
ol protecting the Yty from overflow and calling The aiten
ton Of the Council to the stencil arising from the
rectfy the evil The Mayors taken up section
by section Mr. Duncan in reference the first pan Of the
message offered rssoul empowering the appointment Of
q committee OF five members 10 nfer with similar commit
tees 10 be appointed BY the nelghbonns corporations which
The proposals for furnishing timber were read and that of
The act Of the Legislature empowering the appointment
Of Boa,d OF C9mmoners was referred to special com
Dupre and Clarke.
water He stated that ditch the middle of Basin street
the Canal Carondelet Mir Hagan wanted to know If BASIN
would not then become The receptacle for ali the M
d H DC Mr.
was authorized " t3 perform the work
Committee the Crevasse appoint competent person to
bank Of the Canal CaIOndeIet Passed e'ee On 'e norm
= MI FabIe from special committee. offered report in
favor OF accepting the securities OF the officers recently elected
Mr. DUNCAN, from the Committee Finance reported
resolution fixing the OF taxation real estate for the
coming at per cent the valuation that after
the LIST OF March 1850 81 unpaid taxes whether pay.
men has been demanded shall bear an interest OF
cent Mr. DeIbes called for the yeas and rays on the
imposing the tax On motion, the words, whether pay
M n have been demanded OF not, - struck out.
Bonneva offered amendment proposing to grant
discount of per cent all who shall pay taxes
on demand which was passed. The whole report then
adopted amended.
The ordnance aboshing the office of Deputy Surveyor
and defining the duties OF the Street Commissioner.
up. and was LAID over.
The Council then went into election for WharGuger
when Mr.. Dejean elected.
The Council then adjourned.
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1S49.

r CoM;MITTEE MEETING The regular meeting of the
S1nmitee TOOK place yese day morning at the office of he
NJ dyof. a communication received from Robert
IIea9x municipality Attorney, reply letter asking
Wee IN MS OPINION the city authorities have the light
20 Duhc lateral levee from the the lake. any
pon between the city and the cevasse Mr. Prsaux gave
1t as his opinion That the city had the right to construct
ievee but not beyond the corporate limits
Mr. Fabre then read from the Crecent the resolution OF
the Legislature, which published few DAYS aso pro
vdng for the appointment of three Commissioners TO act
cGnuncOn with the Mayor the State Engineer and the
Parish Judge OF Jefferson in order report the best plan
of preserving the city from nundation Mr. Fabre moved
that the Mayor be requested lay copies of the Act be-
fore the several Councils that they may endeavor to have
enforced The motion was carried
several propositions for stopping the were then
Surveyor. - Wv
M Stewart then offered the annexed resolutions which
aef some discnSion, passed by the following vote
sAyes-MessLS; FabIe, Dupre, Duncan. Witt Richardson
Montayne Eastman and Stewart Nays-Messs Leeds
and Cook. 'S ' iee"'
llongh the caeeTsness of our the resolutions
were not furnished for publication
Professor Fobay then made verbal proposition IN the
Committee Offering to construct evee the naowest
polnt between the river and the ridge, relieve the CITY
from the The levee he on
Harlem Avenue Just above Carrotop and for $50 600
MI guarantee success Should he fan he claims nothing
The whole was laid on the table subject call
The Council then adjourned till IL clock today
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CAMpEN INSURANCE CoMPANy.-Thomas S.
Hamblln, the well-known theatrical manager, of
New York, has caused the arrest of b. D. Jones'
and Henry L. Bulkley, of the Camden Insurance
Company, for obtaining money under false pre-.
fences, in taking risks without any means of pay
ment. Mr. Hamblin was bit by that Company TO
The amount of $1,000 for risk on the Park theatre.
and having discovered that they took his premium
Without the means to make their obligation good,
has prosecuted them as swindlers.
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THE FoREERY CAsE.-Madame Gaiot the lady WIN ia
charged with having forged the $40 COO note was yesterday
brought before Recorder Genos for exsmpnton The ex
animation ed the time of the Court during the whole
morning, but nothing new was elected Mr.. Michoud the
gentleman by whom the note purpors to be drawn was
sworn. lie said that the instrument forged but on be-
ing examined by Cypren Dufour counsel Tor the lady
he declared hist he could stvely whether the
tion Mr. Chiapeia the notary, then examined but
ms testimony amounted TO nothing than already
known to the public. Recorder Genos testified that Mad
Galo had acknowledged that of the
self The lady sent before the First District Cont
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CoNvKNTIoN.-TheD Dem
ocratc Convention for the selection of candidate to repre-
sent the Second Congressional District was held yesterday
at Philip Harys cofise-house in Lafayette DR. Canon
was called to the chair Dr. ]. s. McFarane Col Solomon
High, and John Dunn appointed Vice Presidents and
b. b. Lee and Gustave Leroy Secretaries
On calling the roll i was found that about forty member
On motion OF A. Walker the rules Of the Baton Rouee
Convention Were adopted fo, the government of this
La'ourche be nominated by accsmation Dr. McF araue
saported the notion Mr. John Henderson, of the Seventh
Ward, nominated J. Larue Mi. Larue declined The
honor Mr.. Beatty was tn nominated oy acclamation
proposition TO make Mr.. Wyndham Roberson's con.
tempated paper the of the party laid on the table
The Con vention then adjourned.
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SMITH & BR00;TH7dE I! q, It'd

81 COMMON STREET,
HAVE received large additions TO their stock q IN bsi
manufacture, and warranted to stand all extremes OF
weather g. & B. would call the partlcnla5 ee o.
manufactured with special reference to the many dTy
places and arid deserts between the Rio Grande ana NE
Watsrprsef Bags Pontoon Bags; Saddle Bags etc IN:
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING Of all knd 81, w. Waa I'M
ETC. Abo-TENTS, TENT-CLOTHS, Saddles. Brides
Bits, 6tiuups. Spun, etc.. etc. at 81 Common 81 p
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NEW IRAL-The jury in the case of a negro
convicted as one OF the murders of William G.
Wood, in the Calvert county court, Nd, having
failed to designate tie grade of murder, new trial
has been granted.
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HUNGARIAN NoDE OF WARFaRE.--A cores
pendent of the Newark Advertiser, writing from
Frankfort, in Germany, after describing the sue
cesses OF the hungarian patriots in their contests
with the lmperialiss, says the rapid movements,
and much of the success of the Hungarans, is ow-
ing to a mode of warfare they have adopted from
me turks. Every horseman has an Infantry sol
dler behind him. When necessary, the latter de-
sceha, form, and attack the enemy, after which,
II ausisaple' they remount and retreat, thus har-
rasslng the enemy like the old Partnians
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VVHIS article is universally acknowledged to be the
most nutritious and at the time the delicate.
substance that be obtained for lnvads Children
81 other in cases Of Dysentey and
recommended for various domestic purposes such the
making of puddngs etc. Faina put in tin cans for the
California market.
e For sale by the Druggists generally and at the Depot
Of Car0adee and rapier streets at wholesale and
retail by TREADWELL Il BARRY,
Sole Agents for the Southern
my1 I'm and Western States
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" TIE LAuNcH-The United States .loop of.war
N a,uaa was launched in beautiful style at the
navy Yard, at ~ o'clock on Saturday, the 26,h
ut' In the presence of large concourse of specia
tors. ne arrangements for the launching and the
hne style IN which she gded into her destined eIe.
ment' reflected great credit upon Samuel Hart, the
y; o Naya, constructor at the Gosport Navy Yard.
been thoroughly overhauled She was masted and
locked on Saturday, and is to be fit,ed for sea i'm
mediaely. under command of Capt Gardner
Norfolk Be0c0n
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List Of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.
Corrected euerv morning especially for The Crescent

rNets-ln First municipality designated the following
table BY "m the Nos commence at the Railroad and run up
In Nos. above Steamboat Land
ing No. being Fstboat Landing Third im3 Nos
nnmmence Railroad No being Ferry whal
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GREAT HAuLI;On Sunday night the Second Munich.
were bu.y engaged in celebrating wedding Their noe
turnal amusements were interrupted by the officers who
fines will be due by their masters. ~
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SKIP STEALING AGAIN.-Edward Golden was yesterday
sent before the rst District Court by Recorder BALDWIN on
tbs charge of stealing s and bags containing s2O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-05

PICKING POCKET: Patrick Maloney was yesterday
brought before Recorder Baldwin the charge of picking
the pocket Of William Adams, William Robertson test
ned that he had the night before Maloney nsinuste
ms dgtais into one OF the pockets o. Adams and extract
First District Court, S Wv
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT

VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT. II L..
vuVHE JJndelsiepel constantly manufacturing and mas
n1 ssie very Slperior article ofvINEGAR, @R
which, 10 win s,es to improve ?" BY age and
~. c;tv or i.afayetfe at the following reduced
nc 10 suit times viz Butts 90 gallons ~ 5O Barrels
IN ssious 81: Barrels 10 gallons. cents gallon libs-
m Ssoount made to Wholesale customer 81 ,
lias hoped i. the Post9ffGSs w w e pene'aa''
ettsnaeGG TO- I'D MaIaiis it, Opposite CHARITY
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" The Legislature of Virginia convened last
Monday, to enter upon revision of her State ,avs
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ArFor California, ria Chagres-JNep Orleans aud
Or Chagres Regular Line The fine. fast saing
exz.. coppeed and cOoper fastened brig OCTAVIA.
Thompson, MASTER has comfortable cabin accommodations
and the storage will be fitted up to Handsomely
commoda'e limited number of passengers. She will sail
above For freight apply TO the captain
on board or to o. WICKHAM, % Bienylle street,
or r. M. HARRISON & co, " Poydras.
tV Our Agents in Panama are Messy r. Fl. LEETcH
Co. who guarantee through to San Fraueco
at the lowest rates and allow them 81 per day while Che
sthmns dating from their arrival at Chages until they sail
from Panama
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
DERSONS PURSUING THE TRADES, PROBES
| STONS and OCCUPATIONS subject to TAXA
TON within the limits Of the Fourth kepresentatipe
ont LICENSES and those indebted to the State of Lou
isiana for TAXES REAL ESTATE. ETC..
ques ted 10 call and pay the same.
The District is comprised between ST. Louis and Canal ss
IL Office in Exchange Alley, between Bienvile and
mi I'm THOMAS McKEON. Collects. "A
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G.. Kersheedt VS.. His Creditors.

G Kersheedt vs. HIS CTeditOrs.
TNlFTH DISTRICT COURT OF New Orleans No. 20So BY
virtue Of decree rendered May s 8e by the Honorable Fiji
District Court of New Orleans the above entitled natter vii
proceed TO sell at public auction the premises Camp street
between Common and Graver SATURDAY June g
1872 ~ O'Clock p NJ of E. Briggs, Syndr
and Tor account OF the creditors OF said nsolvent
One Proof Printing Press Standing do li0 lbs Nonprei
Typ, 683 lbs Mn0, s7 bs Agate 1861 lbs. PEARL l25 Non
Pae Tite lle lbs Two Line 0l lbs beads ouns Two Line
Pearl Condensed Do Brewer Antique, do Plea Condensed do
Great Primer Black do Bourgeois l49 Rules 50 pair Cases.
Composing Sticks Desks. Tables Newspaper Rack Stoves
and Pipes Clock lot of Books, Roller
and Cooking nry other by said in
solvent 10 his creditors.
TemsTh being the second and last auction the above described
property will be dfvey adndcated the highest and last bidder
Tor will bring, 2 months credit purchaser furnishing
bond with good and solvent security bearing per
until final payment. JOHN L. LEWIS,
ie469 Sheriff of Parish OF Orleans.
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AMUSEMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Corner of Baronne and Poydras streets.
Sole soe Lssse sno Mqnssr Il TUCKER
n tice-A Car Theatre for Lafayette every
night after the performance.
June stThe will commence % With the
tnge Dckoy M Page: Paul. Mr. Mack Lavnia Miss Verify
Dance by Miss by the musical Farce
the MAID OF MUNSTER. Paragon, Mr. Bydon
Bren with songs Overture by the Orchestra
To ude will, first time) KISSING GOES BY
VOR Duke Mr. Duffy: Jean, Mr.. Page; Per ine Miss Per
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NOTICE.

having been elected Syndic settle
~, ShndesgnsS he late firm of G: r SESSIONS
notice indebted to said firm
to MAKE h mmGGae he find ,hem and
s spSn S and al that settled will be placed in
the hands of attorney for COLLIE f tho EVENING,
MERCURY The Office IS in evsIy RsIfSq 1ss.
sUagsand to be equal to in this city The Press will be
d& w If Z. e. SESSIO.NC' CyhoiS'
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Towbost Yankee lowed down and to sea. the 3lst
u ships Trenton and Julius Cesar, bark Hypsrian and
schr. Fairy.
Towboat Phoenix lowed down and to the 9th uit
ship Ocean Queen. bark j. j. Hawthorn and schr brazos
Towboat towed down and to on the 18th
ut bark Olof Wyk, schrs. Mary Langdon and Tioga.
Towboat Souherner owed down and to sea, on the ID
ips ships Rockall nd Hindotan and brig Salvatore.
Towboat Swan lowed down and to sea- on the I'd inst
ships Hartley and Parthenon and scbr. Stella
Towbost Claiborne lowed down and to sea, the Sd
inst ship Rsah and to the Bar, ship Venice and brig
Erederick.
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SALES AT AUCTION,

Continued Sale of Government Vessels
BY FLORANCE & TAYLOR.
THIS DAY. o'clock Banks Arcade, United States
l. Steamers FASHION and TELEGRAPH
For particulars previous advertisements.
IEr Terms-Cash Sale positive. les
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EuEI. FOR STEAMERS,

FUEL FOR STEAMERS;
vTyHEGAS LIGHT COMPANY of NEW ORLEANS
will furnish to Steamers the Article Of COAL AK, at
reduced price 1t has been used for several months sue
cessfuy ON The Steamer MAGNOLIA. Capt Thomasson
in connection with Wood Fuel and aids materially Its
combustion.
to this article of Fuel and for its qualities refer
cale. -ade 10 the Engineers of the Magnolia.
ence Is received the Office 20CoMMoN STREET,
~ On p N. WOOD, Treasurer.
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PORT OF. NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. % s7soN.-LoNs1rUDr. 80 Win Time. 81

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamshp Portland Place. Galveston; Harris Morgan
Ship Maid of Orleans, Deanis. New York. A. Cohen
Br. ship Brandon, Rainey. Liverpool,
b. bark Atala Tate Liverpool, Henry Holland
Arrived Yesterday
Bark Elizabeth Long Is days from Baltimore to master
1st my.
Schr Water Witch, Brown, from Havana 9th ult, to
naster-1st my.
Schr Atchatalaya, Miller, from Washington I'd. Co. to
master-POint
STEAMBOATS,:
Sultana, YOre. from St. Louis.
Jas Hewitt Quarter from Louisvlle-ll9 bales cotton.
Jas L. Day. Giberson. from Mobile.
Glencoe. Durham, from Louisville.
Mary Foley. DaIferes. from Lockport
Belle Key, Key, from Louisville bales cotton.
Towboat Yankee Duncan from the Passes
TOwboat Phoenix. Crowell. from the Passes.
Towboat Tennesseean. Thompson. from the Passes.
Towboat S0uthemer. Pinnega-. from the Passes.
Towboat Swan, Smith, from the Passes.
TOwboat Claiborne, Howran. FIN the Passes.
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Wholesale Emporium of Hats and Caps.

HE undersigned have in store, md receiving per every
i arrival from their Factory in New York. large -
! 60 and well selected Stock of HATS and CAPS. a.
- They are confident in The assertion that Their ~
&Stock is the most complete of any other estab
shmsnt in the Southern County eonslst,ng II PaT Of
BEAVER, NUTRlA and MOLESklN HATS.
B. B Black and Drah BRUSH do.
Mems and Boys SPORTING do.
Panama. LeghOrn Campeachy and Palmeaf with gem
era assortment of Hats suitable for Country Trade which
we will sell at reduced prices and reasonable terms.
my4 Inn ID. w. F. BELDEN. ChaIres st.