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$50 r e w A R D g..

rJNHE above reward will be paid by the undersigned for
the apprehension and conviction Of the person or 2
persons hardening the mulatto girl MATILDA, or IA
TILLA. Said girl is a rather bright mulato about IC
feet or inches high, 19 20 years OF age, stout
walking. and appears frightened when spoken roughly
She no doubt ha bored in of the houses of ame
and have understood fequener o. the colOed NAKED
balls. She assumes various DISCUSSES and and eitbe
represents herself to be free or has forged SIS will
be paid for her apprehension alone, and lodging her an
jail Of the city GEO R. BEARD
Jazz I'm Orleans Warehouse go Magaz ne ST
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THEArRICALs FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The Phila-
dephia Times states that they talk about making
up theatrical company in that city to go to Cali
fornia. Mr.. Wheatey, Mr. Leman, Miss Fisher,
and others of talent, are rumored as entertaining
the notion,
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
ST louis HOTEL, Ne,

ST LOUIS HOTEL New Orleans.
THIS extensive establishment now ready or the accom-
L mediation of BoardeR and the Travelling Public -
Thorough and complete have been the repairs Esssm
having entire from top foundation HA=A
Furniture NEw-seected with a constant to the
comforts of its patrons. T. G. JOHNSON,
d295w E. r DODGE.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
AM constantly receiving from my Manu- factory. Newark,
u n. j. invoices OF HATS and CAPS of every va -
- nety, comprising:
Fashionable and B. B. Fur Hats
Fine, Medium and Com mon Ruena Vista Hats;
Childens, BOYS and Youths Silk Fur and Wool Hats
Plantation and Ma ners' Wool and Canvas Hats;
Napoleon ST.. Plush Gaps, style;
Men S and Boys Cloth Cans in abundance
All of which with other stock enumerated. beng my
manufacture am determined to sell if low prices are
any nducemsnt to purchases Dealers and Others are IN
WILLIAM BOOTH, Practical Halter,
iaS 10 Grsvsr street, stairs
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TAKE NOTICE.-The Canton Tea Company are the
eLctusire vendors Of che superior Black Tea called How
quas Mixture" They introduced it into America in 1910,
and every other house to sell the
pu bc themselves will perceive by comparing the
with the genuine Howqua" vended by the Canton Tea
Company.
e Every package.in addition to it containing full
weight independent of the wrapper-bears the stamp of
and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly
ecured from light and air that their quality and will
emain unimpaired in any climate. de- 2aw I'm
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= Law T. ID T. p OF.
pTYrVry

~ Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Gravier
street second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
al all times. Slaves will be reces ed board sold
on favorable terms The building large thee-st brick
house. and COM odious Slave Depot Particular
attention vii be paid to hs health and ossnlnsss Of ~
slaves placed In this yard. n4H
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A CARD ....
NOR THE RENEEIT QE THE AEEI ICTE
SUMPTION CURABLE.

'RNUWE reader VIII ask " hat possible repro
y duce Lungs that gomez Certainly not BIT a
cicatree may form and the patient will -7ndr0i
DR. TUNSTALL, of London, EdiDburg and Paris after
% years 'een the Medical Profession (see Di Tomas
at his office attends daily TO DISEASES OF TIE
ness of the Chest Hectic Flush Pain in the Chest Colds
byonchtls Night Swea's and other Diseases Of d.
References glyeh to numerous patients in this city.
Dr. T. will take pleasure in examining the Chest and his
first consultation FREE, at 1877 Poydras street. jaO
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end OF NeD Shell ROnd.
HE undersigned has inst retted and opened the above
l. well-knOwn and favorite establishment and in. kA
tends make it, every respect worthy of the pat EsssM
ronage of his friends and those who wish to enjoy H.saR
pleasant drive of the elegant and sauhous re-
treats the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
in the best ORDER he will have boats out all times to keep
home. He will also be at all times supplied with every de-
Orleans market affords together with choice liquors and
Wines with good lemonade for his Temperance friends.
Come come ALL [d20 6m1 DAN HICkOK
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FELIc1AMA HOUSE FOR SALE;

FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.
THE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
i the FELlCIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale. -
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred f,!A
boarders. and is full eight months in the TO X4
with the Western trade this house would
be great Of profit The present occupant wi hne
to retire, offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms. For particulars apply the premises OF
aug If JAMES ROACH
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VIZ a NJ r = n

A SITUATION as CLERK in Mercantile House or as
asst tant in Clerks Office of Court, is wanted by
middle aged man who has had experience either
capacity having been resident of this city Or some
this office ~ ~ e dM
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MURPHY,S RESTAURANT
Bowling and Billiard SaIoons-No. 100 ST, CHARLIE

STREET, NEXT TO THE THEATRE.
vTNE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
1 the public that he has made extensive ad &c.
ditions to his Establishment rendering it the E4Gn4A
complete and desirable N the city. The Sezj$A
RESTAURANT will at all times be supplied --.N-S
with the choicest fare that the markets of the afford
style to satisfy the most as,idous epicure Having
number of spacious bedrooms, with entire furniture he
is prepared to accommodate BOARDERS, with or with
Lodging BY the day, week. month Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely refed
and will find the Tables and appointments Of this
Enlistment equal to the city, and from their central
situation continue to be the Billiard Saloon of the city
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
and effort the part of the subscriber shall be
wanting to give general satisfaction to his patrons and
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage
t. The BAR, usual, will always be furnished with the
best of LIQUORS.
ola 3m RICHARD MURPHY.
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]. b. HEREFORD Us. WIN. LrMMoNs ell. al. AND Pc.
LICE JuRY.-y4ppedt from the Sirth District Court.
(Parsh Of Vest Baton Rouge EUsTIs C. j.. This
action against several defendants and the Police
Jury of West Baton Rouge for trespass com mtted on the
panti ifs lands The jury found general verdict for de-
PENDANTS. and plaintiff appealed. The Supreme Cont
amended the udgemen of the lower and decreed that
the plaintiff from defendant VIM. Lemons the
sum of 80 and costs of suit those incurred by his
codefendants and Lemons to pay the of appeal
The said there ground whatever for action
against the Police Jury. p. W.
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BANKS ARCADE. .yM4G.4ZLNE Street.
THIS Establishment having been leased by the under
i signed, they have had it thoroughly renovated -
and fitted up, and prepaed to accommodate E;:
city and transient BOARDERS. The BAR has been &A
supplied with LIQUORS of the best quality, which we
think will compare favoaby with any other establishment
in the city The Rooms comfortably furnished and will
enable US to give every satisfaction to Boarders.
TIIErTS & nIGGES
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Translated expressly for the Crescent from the Twenty fifth
Chapter of the Essai Pottique Ie Rouaune de Ia
Nou1ette Espagne; par ALEXANDRA DE HUMBOLDT -
Second Edition: Paris 1927.
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JOHN LARUE NOAH HAMPToN.-9ppedI from the
FIFTH District Court Parish of TerrebOnne).. RosT
j.. Judgement arffimed.
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l.. V. MAGGIoLI Us. T. w. JOHNSON. ct. al-.7ppedl
from the Fifth District Court parish Of Lafourche Ea-
terior). R0sT, ]. Judgement affirmed with costs
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AIMEE OUTLET. ct al Us. F. MARoUET AND NJ FER
NANDEz-appeaI from the Fifth District Court Parish
of 7ssumption) Judgement of the lower court reversed
and judgement rendered in favor of the plaintiff and against
defendants sodo for $453 CO. with per cent interest
from April S4S until padthe appellee paying the costs
ofth appeal and the appellants those of the court below
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borne down TO the Bar ships oswsgo ssws and
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S:S Repoi.s ,Ss bark Anna Reynolds New Haven.
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Passenger Arrived.
LyrHroo-ship jamestown DR. cOlgsr. Brooklyn; xr rsy
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Ma.. YIN Dawson "a int. L.. 70 lon y poke sss Bril-
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DolOWs
Packet ship Pavsra. Anthosy. from Havre.
Ship southps It, Mccormick. from Chsfestsn.
BAH cecilia. Tin 70, from 81 harka
Barb Florence. Woodward from New Orbsana
Bari Brilliant, -,iro New Orsana
B,is Alice BeB tey,-fr from NsuvitaA
BrE John Rosswsld from " II dies.
Also aIs ship anchored ~ bt Supposed frsn New %
Ieapr.
Sailed.
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chcoa New hanks Guford ChasreG JAns DE-
stang Baltimore; bgs PhlurA eAvannah
Ohio, do; Delta, Chaileston.
Large quantities Of Ice the ~ per and lower Baya
fEsRyAny l6-WhA. 81 sun.riss. NW Ut mssaaA. NV 81
sun tst NV.
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Married.
On wednesday, the l4th inst st st. Luke's church,
BY the Rev DR. Forbes, Mr.. EpwARp A. Rooms to Miss
CsksTArcT c. Corr, daughter Of Robert s. Goh Esq.
Al Sc. Mary's chapel Baltimore on Tuesday evening"
18th ip.taBt, by the Very Rev l.. H Deiuol, D. ID !,
JoHS c. DEvEREuI, junr, Of Ellioottvilie, Y, to
ELLfH NJ, daughter Of the late Edward jenkins, Esq
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eeory gree having advanced some tvsnty Per esns
Part Of the cargo Of the Helena vii - oasssa on f
wHmrrv- sales Of 400 barrels ohis were made ~
2se, and 200 State prison ut $40.
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Passengers Arrived
LIvRRPooI-Ship jamestown DR. Colgsp, Brooklyn xr Tay
Ter 81 plA d.
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Notice 70 Manners.

THE LIVERPOOL PILo1s-Notcc been posted o. the
tom Hous that The and white distinguishing light hher
TO board the Liverpool boa the mouth Of
has been cfcontiI bright white light and inter
walls Of ID ninute fash light having bsen substituted In lieu
thereof
CAUTION TO MARINERS MnIrrRRAN.AN-Ths FOL.
lor from letter from Vice Admiral Sir William
dated Dec 4S spd addressed secretary
worthy te a,tento, Of captains Of vessels entering
the seSitt q" entirely In
that the masters Of should
ted give Cape 90 Fooss vide berth and
attempt destroy he and boats the n coast would
would Re pshed 1T the consdera
bic loss Cf life
be replAced BY he
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

F.sayAsy lS-wiaA. 81 su..riss. NV; n nsaaiA.. NV
sun Ist NV.
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7 Isl OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TRR NEW YORK
II Post Ufhoe, February H. lSA9.
uRovs ALTON. -
mention the date q the t In which tsy advertised
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Bosror Ysb H. Ah-Ar brigs Russian, vsssia NOrieans
vf tider phpsdsiph,a Tsegsphed barks Oriental tnev
ron Msssa~i from 0'Juester Signal for bark aud
Sg I'd ,hps Ran bier Bal ard alcut North Bond Losnrop
load fer Ru,sia barhs Lucipda Maria Rcb Havsns
Leilhr Charlie ton load for o. Petersburg Syph,
Hdr BntmtI Elm. Taykr Phlade phia, Girard Cn a. do
"s i"iN rsSihS Mayasuszitchr Hsnoyer Dyc= 81 toso.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-25
FROM JEFFERSON.

We are again disappointed in getting our JEFF.
the letters Of our correspondent Of Saturday,
which would bring US The latest news for the fol-
lowing Thursdays paper, have failed. There is
something wrong about the matter, which we
hope he will look into and correct. His letter
Of Saturday, which should give US the proceed
ings OF that day, is Of more importance than any
other, as it would bring US later news than the
papers of the same day, which are usually print.
ed the day before. o. Will he look to it.
The Inquirer gives US the proceedings 10 Fri,
day evening. There has been nothing done Of a
general public nature, since the election OF bank
officers. The House has had pretty warm dis.
cussion, on the report OF the Inspectors OF the
Peni.entiary, Messrs. B. F. Stringfellow. At.
torney General, P. G. Glover, State Treasurer,
and Geo. w. Miller, Senator from Cole county.
The report is signed only by Mr.. Suingfellow,
as chairman. we suppose. and the Objectionable
part is as follows ........
1.-THE foreign war in which our country has
lately been engaged, afforded the idle and vicious
better employment for their restlessness and dar.
ing, than the plumber OF our own citizens-the
war has, however, terminated, and those who en-.
listed not for the love or honor OF our country,
bu, for the pilage OF Mexicans, have returned
with little improvement in their morals from their
Mexican associates. We have too good reason
10 believe that all our prison room will ere long
be needed"
The Inspectors were arguing the importance
of building additional cells in the Penitenary
and uttered the above SANDER on our brave vol
unteers. as an argument in taror Of the enlarge.
ment. Mr.. Kirk. Of Livingston, called the at,
enton OF the House to the matter, denouncng
il as most unmiligated and uncalIed for SANDER
1t was debated at some length, and with much
warmth The inspectors sent in an apology for
the SANDER, which was not much better than the
insult, yet it was received.
Nh Kirk understood the Inspectors explained
that it was not intended for the volunteers gen.
orally, but for the dutch Volunteers of 81. Lou
is,--several hundred having gone from that place.
quite complimentary to the Dutch Of our State;
who SO periodically answered the call of their
country.
On Friday afternoon, Mr.. Smith introduced
bill to incorporate the Glasgow Female Semina.
nary and Odd Fellows Hall, which was read
twice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-25
N O II I G F. .

CT Our friends in Fayette and vicinity, who
have job-work or advertising to be done, are res.
pectfully invited to forward the to this office
We will be ready at all times TO execute their work
as ExPEDlT1oUsLY, CHEAPER, and in BETTER STYLE,
than when at Fayette. The mail leaves there every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Orders for lob
Work, such as Store, Horse and other Hand Bills,
Blanks, &c. &c, will be promptly attended to- and
forwarded back BY the next stage after the one
bringing the order. Advertisements intended for
the paper should be sent by Tuesdays mail
0rCertifcntes of the publication of legal adver.
tsements, left with the Clerks previous to the term
OF the court for which they are advertised.
C5-Al expenses (postage) incurred in sending
orders, or returning work, will be betrayed by us
6-ANDREw J. HERNDoN, Esq. is our agent,
and is fully authorized to make contracts receipt
for money, &C. g..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-25

Wlmot Proviso resolutions have passed the
Senate Of Michigan, by vote Of IA to 7. Gen.
Cass, it is said, is to be returned 10 the United
States Senate from Michigan, and The instructions
OF the Legislature on the subjec. OF free solism,
are to "let him down. from his Nicholson letter,
80 as to enable him, with little slow OF consis.
tency, TO assume his frs! position on this subject
What will his late supporters in this State, who
so ferceIy denounced Van Buren,, say TO Gen.
Cdss voting for the Proviso under instructions,
passed it is believed, for lis especial benefit, il
not at his connvance? We should not be in the
leas! surprised to see him spreading hrs sail for
another race for the Presidency, under the free
coil banner
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-25
WING ALMANAC FOR lS49.

We have received from the office OF the New
York Tribune, copy Of The Wing Almanac and
United States Register for 1849. 1t contains
'he usual calculations FOR the year, heads Of the
government, War and Navy; names Of Congress
men; election returns. by states, counties and
Congressional districts; population, statistics po.
litical history, &C., &c.
1t contains Ga pages Of closely printed mat
Ter. and embodles an amount Of sound and use.
fol information, not easily found esewhere-in
fact nowhere, in SO convenient shape.
IsrmS-l copy u! cents; ~ copies, 81;
100 copies, 81; 1000 copies, $50 so. Address
Greeley & McElrah, New York.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-25
BANK CONTEST-RANDOLPH ELEC
TION,

We are indebted TO friend now in Jefferson
City, for very Interesting letter relative to the
contest for President Of The Bank a, Fayeue
A history Of tina, affair was in type before the
reception Of his favor.
We make the following extract from his let
Ter ia relation TO the contested election from
Randolph.
1.-THE committee on elections, understand,
have come to a conclusion ia the contested elec>
ton from Randolph. I am told they will re.
port DIR. Oliver clicked by S votes; they will
probably report this mornng."
The letter is dated the 18th, last Friday. The
Jessrson Inquirer brings Us the proceedings to
Friday evening, and The committee bed not then
reported.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-25
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE IN RAN.
DOLPH
Correspondence Of the Times.
HUNTSVILLE, Mo-, Jan. 18th,

HUNTSVILLE, Mo-, Jan. 18th. 1S45.
Dear Sar:-As believe you are a devoted
friend TO The cause OF Temperance, which is
working such moral revolution in the world 1
have concluded to give you, and through your
columns TO all friends OF the Order who have
the privilege OF perusing yaur valuable paper, a
short sketch Of the rise and progress OF HUNTS.
VILE DIvlspN, No. II, Sons Of TEMPER.
ANcE. Our Division was organized the 18th
day OF July, 1913. and not under very favorable
auspices either, for it was with the greatest diff.
Guilty, that enough could be gotten together for
an ofganization-but we did organize, and have
been advancing, and increasing in numbers grad.
uelly ever since, until we now number 60 odd
members, and among them goodly number who
have heretofore been the victims OF Alcoho but
at last their eyes have been opened, and like true
Philanthropisls, they have resolved, that let 9th.
ers do as they may, as for themselves they havs
determined to fly from the insidious destroyer,
and seek shelter under the protecting wings Of
Lone, Purity and Fidelity" We have not
had meeting night for some months without IN
iIating some into our order, and our prospects at
the present time for very large Division, are
truly fa'cring. BY spring, we confidently s1-
Pect TO number 100 good and true Sons.
The officers for the present quarter are, B. N.
Tracy, w. P; DR.. w. A. Wight, w. A; John
B. Taylor, R. S.; DR.. James II. Herndon. A.
R. S.; DR.. w. H. Taylor. T; Thomas II. Owen.
c. Dennis D. Wright, A. c.; w. M. Cameron.
F. s.; w. G. Riley, o. S.; Hiram Black. !. S.:
w. R. Samuel. P. w. P. ......
Respectfully,
ONE OF THE SONS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-25
FIRE AT THE PENITENTIARY.

The Jefferson Enquirer, Of last Saturday says;
About six o'clock on Wednesday evening last,
fire was discovered within the walls OF the Pen.
itentiary, in this city. 1t broke out in the Hemp
Factory, which was large brick building, 1856
feet long by IS wide. This building with all the
machinery and fixtures, from three to five ions OF
hemp, and chain in warp for bagging was totally
consumed. The building and machinery was
erected at the expense OF the Lessees. Their
loss directly and indirectly is estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000. 1t was very fortunate tina,
the wind was blowing from The west otherwise
every buildings and other property inside Of the
walls would have been destroyed and the State
would have Tossed from $50 or $4,000.
There is no doubt but the building was set on
fire by one or more of the convicts. 1t is SUBS
posed that they enveloped slow match in wad
Of hemp and placed it in the hacking room.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-25

The total free white population Of the
State, it will be seen, is 5lO,435-which,
being divided by the number lao, fixes the
ratio at 3,645. This gives Howard two
members, with an unrepresented fraction of
$50.
JuDIcIARy.-The terms of the Judges of
the Supreme court are limited to twelve,
and the Circuit Court to eight years. APP.
pointed by the Governor, by and with the
advice and consent Of the Senate, eligible
TO re.sppoinlment The Offices all the
Judges to become vacant on the first day of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-25
TO BIJSINESS MEN.

We respectfully call the attention Of business
men, who are aware of the benefits of making
their business known through the medium ofnews-
paper advertising. TO the following facts The
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