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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

--.,,,- . ' ~ 10 "A rs lIlIlIa EIll IN q
HttE UndaAignrd Is c1n1taty mgnutnptuIuF and has
4 ioT salsa very superior aTtiolsof Y IN EtiAt{
WHICH he will guar nice 10 improve BY ageraAd
wlu 'leiFef IT, tree OF charges, in any part o.
the city OF Laiayslts. AZ the following reduced -
ees, 70 suit the tHiel viz: Rultl 80 gallons 81 e1 bafIe
~ sai0ur ea hsr8lI, 20 gallons, 7csntn gallon A Lbs
"a qlzeopnt mads o. Wholesale ansioHeIr-
49, lac ilappe4 - tHg folt9lee Wi 90 gqHetaetl5
gtehaed TO- TAP 10 Holm II WEBB
Eeiaef ecsH1s ed htiss slaasaaese ehafi5 A3spssh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

aAVANA sBqARs, = 9
/ M nm ASSORTED brands and qualities, In store
igll SI AAEE I CO. q TsspFplPplHp,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08
~ 2 III NL4AA 1A1Aslstl'sl IND UH4N4R9I7
ING MATERIALS, At Auction Prices.

L. above POydFas-Keeps constantly
hand q good assortment OF n FW - -
AND. SECONDHAND FURNIt go
TuRE, CURED Hair and Moss MA aA11..-4aS3
IRA SSES, made Of the BEST materials, which be dis
posed to sell low be bought at auction or cash.
REP AIRING of Furniture and Mattresses. and all kinds
Of J0BRING done Of short notice. aud BIZ thsbest work
men. Furniture packed, moved and shipped with care
~ New and Second. hAnd Furniture bought, etc. etc.
jyls Sm D. MeCUTCHEON, l09 st Charles ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

WANTS W0RM.-J0aeph Kelly came 70 the ReeoEdsrs
cs Of the Fist Municipality and requested the KacoFer
send him 70 the work hoase which was sccpdin sy dore.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

A LII persons wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES
"A in the NeW0Hleans market, either with - -
o. without the HOL[AN ATTACH
MEkT, are Informed that WIN. IA III ~ ft, II
MAYO, No S Camp street is our duly ausu " y u vs.
tholized Agent for that city and is fully authorized TO sell
At Boston prices with only freight and insurance added and
70 receive orders toI any description Of instruments manu-
tRctuTed by leaving optional with the purchaser 10
iee the same IL satisfactory oatheiT in NewOr
leans Every instrument sold above is warranted BY us
and TO be exchanged without expense to the purchaser it
not found satisfactory after trial. Each instrument will ID
future be accompanied with invoice at our BOSTON
CASH PRIZES, which may be seen by purchaser,
nagred iof We have theexopslye right and are The
ONLY manufacturers in. iBOs'0n. OF the PATENT HO-
LIAM ATTACHMENT. We uanufaotuIe the Seven
Octave GRAND PIANO FORTES, with and without
Il. GILBERT & co. 400 Washington ST.
BoSt0R October "a. 1913. iyl91m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

DIsasaaf anI 1EI1aa6a- Im79 11I q l-Tl7TI- 3 ID
HARTWEII'S WAsHIg aTOu HCUHE.
Ma. 223 cHESEUT STREET. PHILeABELPHLA.
gtFFR vouia iais his fop4tsfa patrols and
a friends. that ths 81 Did A0NElss WHICH -
has been under bis charge for gsysIo fces has lnlt
b1sa eeesuiy rsied enlarra1 and fefnfui1ed, 81 la
most fsssnaf manner and the eniir1 qI4alz1r q
evagv fsenartu,sut egmplea The most sps1di suits g
apafrents can be had At AZ TINES ~ giving isN heas
T6ecsnira and faaliopahle looafoH 81 he " O.
TON HOUSE EsndeTI j. one Of The pq ae.iiapS Y "
CITY for Ladies ard Famihes visiting rhlleFlas oef
ubon busiurss psaslfe aHd thele .al 5e 80 11qns
spared to have i e0hiin % merit tae bs sspq l
hefefuiOrafeoefvad. II q 2 n y ILL.
Il nas4ire.ss mgT d6rVEU
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

ROBBRRY-The examination Of the $500 robbery case
postponed yesterday until this morning at 10 ocock
e account Of The absence Of important WITNESSES,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08
HILOKI HOUSE

FsHIs establishment win 81 opened or Ire reception OF
- Rsitsu on TUESDAY. May Il u. Iheprsmiues
nave been completely renovated, and the Hotel now
fleH Inducements peEs1ns search Of hsatth
pleasure equal ii snpefOs any public lousl
q neAea coast IT occupies ctf position ~ TIE pe44anE
end teighttnl village Of so1iof easy access rom hew
eipaAnt. The sWar in Of the house
acres il width, and shaded b great number Of g.ks
ragnoia and mulberry tees The table will Be supplied
With the luxBes Of the ard Of The New O881l
aISet Attached Q the hopss VAN b found Bah Hopasli
dis5 "a a9T; ai ss 5s65 I s5 sbs me pe' y 1
geH Peruns vSshirr n, ssr1rs Sf viii Isara irpss 4s
aIo1Tisfo Gt BIoxi and forward fhsil ~
be Biloxi packets thee H. but ~ 8 nail per week.
q. myl5 IOIIN ". NlN0H.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08
OARROILTOW UOTEL

the shortest possible NOTICE..
The undersigned therefore atter themselves that IN add.
ton to their aEsidupas efforts TO peaHa the beauty Of
the location its saubrpus atmespheI the ease with which
may be had 10 their esahshmsnt BY raOad, render
the CanOOn Hoelthe desirable Of all summer resorts
for the citizens Of New Orleans.
~ For terms Of Board. elo- inQniTe 81 Tie Planters
Hotel or atths Hotel in CafnoltOn. Capt. a. AEeEIL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

HIS faVOle IeaoIt e the csns OF Iouizsana hissi-
~ sppi and adIgninG &taes. Ea0lened sGr the
iscqfaQn o. s.sii4sa On li1rdags AEay suNiqua
y slaiions and additoHs have been inside curing The -
nief. with view 81 rendering This olah rhuat
IofitT the u
d5W msll eamef1 Tegun iaies u. Day and tl.
to2na, which leave Lake RonichailIsn daily AND The No
iIiie and Montsxuma td weakly.
Attached TO the Hotel Academy for young Misses
Ind Boys, in separate deparfmens undaTte able
ient Of Mr. BaekHan, vel and fav0Esbg known to the
bod I've P n ~ l LnSS " S S n ~
lEass. n. d. MONTGOMERY Manager
- R An nathalie matter sit 81 he Offices 81 AIesn j.
r. Geddes Bank Piaes, and M Juason, Esq. corner Of
CANAL and Camp s1Feas wiz be f0rFadeddaily. mY25 SIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

'HSH Patronage that has been extended to very he
= rally the last seven yeHTs, while on Com q =
mon street, has induced as the last summer ~ "
% erect alarge building expressly loI manu-
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. ~ -s--Atss.
we have now one Of the largest Shops II the Southern
County and are prepared with good Northern WOrkmen
and the best Of MATERIALS 10 build any style OF carnage to
order, and guaranty them two i used in the county
We also better prepared than before tor REPAIR
INC CARRIAGES, andean restore them almost % theF
original beauty and Durability, although apparently
outand qseles We viii pay leighton Carriages sent rs g
repair We win also keep hand assortment Of NEW
low. Old Carriages taken in trade t0 New We IN
vite the attention of those wanting NEW NAktiA
kePost9Ey and jgdge for tesassye az the Corgfr ef
The Once Of the ommeraia Water Works. rear Of the st.
mFH s ao S y SsS arrHRuVs 4 pFNAgAN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08
A. 4. COCHRAN s co..,

GENERAL. commission NE ECRANTs and I'm.
W goEteIs Of RUFFS NUTS, ETC., have for sale
POtVuERA geney of the celebrated American ChfyR-
tai Powder CoFnpany.il +r
hAISlNs-20D boxes MI and layen,
GIFRONS-100 boxes flesh Genoa.
PRIME S-tn jars and fancy boxes.
fECANS-250 bags fine TeXua
GHAMPAGNE-l6 baskets various brands.
NUTMEG5-250 pounds No ].
ItlBsrERs-Agents fol manHtae'y j. Caldwell & CO..
MUSCAT WINE-In eases and casks.
klGS-lu00 drums selecie3 Smyrna.
PEPPER, PlhttfNTO and RACE GINGER-30O bags.
Ad.MQEDS-i50 boxes andbass Son Smell
WIN ESPcrt various qualities % quaTterGas superior
old Medeira. in bond etc
BkAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS Etc
BHEIEH-200 kegs superior St. Louis.
OWE Olls-90O baskets, pints and quarts.
BITTER AIMONDS-2O trails
. Cf3RRA n TS--5q casks New Elale Gurfaufg ie97Vf|
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08
UrOCkerV, China and GLASSWARE.

OIVVhOIJ UIIIIII uIIlI UIW9DW UtOs
P. R. FELL & Oo.-84 Common St, New oTlsansi
NE8 Lamps, Plated aud Britannia CBstors, Can-Ess3
dastcks, Table Cutlery JHpanned Walters, etc. S9Ss
Goods will be offered al low prizes. and when -
or the Country packed in the safest manner. mh2 ON
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-08
Executors Notice.

Whereas letters testamentary 10 the estate
of Levi Vangorden, late of the Township Of
WesIfall, in the County Of Pike, deceased, have
been granted TO the subscriber, all persons in
debted TO said estate are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims a.
gainst the same will present .hem duly authen.
llca.ed for settlement, TO
JAMES S. WALLACE, Eaecutor,
Residence at Milford. Pike County. Pa
Milford, JAM 25 lS49.--6i.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-08

Jury List, Feb. Term, l,S49
Grand Jurors

GT07ld jurors.
David Smith, Ross
Mark Miller, Stround
Daniel Jayne, do
William Dean, do
Melchoir Depue. M Smi,hfeld
Joseph Shupp. Ches.nuthill
Daniel Newell. Tobyhanns
George Bi.tenbender, Hamilton
John Brown, Smiihfeld
Joseph Greensweig, Ross
Arthur Vanwhy. NJ Smithfeld
Melchoir SpragIe, Coolbaugh
Felix Weiss, Chestnurhill
Charles H Heany, do
Philip Kresge, Polk
Anthony Cover. Ross
Charles Drake, Stroud
Lawrence Fisher, Polk
George Butts, Hamilton
Charles Price, (Cap,ain) Price
Elijah Deck. Paradise
James Holinshead, Stroud
Joseph Fritz, Tobyhanna
Charles Shoemaker, M Smi,h6eld
Petit Jurors.
David Gregory. jr., Polk
Robert Depue, Smi,h6eld
Samuel d Pipher, NJ Smithfsh
Abraham Arnold, Hamilton
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-08
Caution to the Public /!

Runaway from the undersigned, on the l9.h
inst, JOHN ALLEGAR, an apprentice 10 the
Blacksmiihing business. Said boy is abou,
IL years old, light complexion, and ra,hor good
looking. He had on when he left good suit
of clothes. All persons are forbid harboring
or trusting him on my account. Six cents re-
ward will be paid if he is brough. back, bu, no
charges. GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Smi.hfeld, January 25, l649.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-08

Melchoir Dreher, Stroud
Philip Rockafellow, do
George Ransbury, do
Peter Neyhar,, Pocono
James Burson, Stroud
John Holman, M Smi,hfeld
George FIyte, Ross
Andrew PIpher, Price
Jacob Miller, M Smnh6sld
Jacob Shafer, Stroud
George Kin.ner, Smi,hfeld
Lewis Brodhead, do
Samuel Stokes, Stroud
Jacob Fellenzer, Ross
Anthony Heller, Stroud
George NeyhaH, do
Jacob Price, Price
John Roads, Paradise
Henry S.runk. Smithfield
Adam Oser6eId, M Smilhfeld
John Staples, Stroud
John d Frailey, Jackson
Andrew Storm. Paradise
Joseph Marsh. Ross
Jacob Beesecker, Price
Elihu Pos,ons, do
Thomas Heller, Hamilton
Joseph Felker. Jackson
James Henry, Paradise
Leonard Barron, Smiih6eld
Anthony Transne, do
W,lIism Van Busklrk, Stroud
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-08
REGISTERS NOTICE.

John Miller, administrator Of the estate ot
Peter Labar, deceased, has filed his account
in the Registers Office. at Milford. in and for
the county of Pike, and the same will be pre-.
sented to the Orphan's Court for confirmation
and allowance on the l2,h day of February
next. of which ell persons interested will take
notice. J. C. WESTBROOK, Register.
Registers Office. Milford,
Ian H. lS49.-4t
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-08

Country Produce.
Butter, Eggs. &c. taken in exchaHge for any
goods in my line of business.
JOHN H. MELICK
Sotrudsburg, Feb. IL, ls46,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-08
CHARLES W. WARWICK.
PAPER HANGER,
and House and Sign Painter,

Monroe Street, (near the Methodist ChareA,)
Strouds6arg, Pa.
Respectfully informs the citizens OF S'rcuds-
burg and vicinity, that he has removed TO the
house formerly occupied by Abner Gorden. on
Monroe street, near the Methods, Church,
where he will be in readiness TO fulfil such Of
ders in his line of business. as he may be hon.
ored with. Being thoroughly acquainted with
his business, and having had considerable ex-
perience, he is prepared to warrant all work
done by him. March 80, lS4s.--iy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-08
County Printing.


= I
Schoch & Spering for ls47 375
School, s ga1ins ans 1SG' as account for ls &c sa9s sa9s
Schoonover & Rngwat for advertising election and
proclamaons, and auditors for l847 4750
sd, s.ss ss
Court proclamation and Blanks n75
printing assessmen. books for years
con.miss,oners carh~Paid ] D Morris for ls47 5000
c,.,..c c.,% ls4s ls4s 7oo 100 = isl0
ls47 1000
90
Clerk of Paid H.. Stroud
Bridge --Pad for order bridge
70 he years
Rs a,gs smss Wsn Wae Ho..a 500
do Susan Stroud 1000
do Repsher
do Frederick Miller 1900
Sezer
Paid , p;,,. ou"iy 81 e.1 7Aooi'oS' .m
do is 4hrah,m % m' Ed;Om RdOng '0f 1917 ss7 % o So
% Jo noasndn n T 1ongef o4' ~ eo eo o. m
Do ohn n Morr f., .,d,;no pro,hono,,rv and Reo;s -
son ior, ,o' auoins rfo'nonoafy an0 "sgs so
Monar orer naa IN a,,..,o. .,a sn..
0a T"naed '' PA'' ~ " 'p ~ . "
do Joseoh Kerr so
do Jacob Engle
Courts and witnesses fees in Commonwealth se 73a
sss ss :s fs$'f office % c' jail &C.
and Jail 2O69
'u0s"en's-a%Oun pa10 James d Del' mu I99s 1898
-. 90 d1 1o IN !un t :... =. 20 80, $3.50
n, & Fl %' s ss'"
~ " " "p do do to Jonas mas Hannah 10 90
Chesnutbil townsbn do to R. Csreoery 37h- 81 s7h
Money refunded on Lands enormously sold ssao1B:S gsd gs s
do do do Stroud J. Holinshead 542 1886
Money refunded sundry persons redemption ounseat-
ed Lands 3O3e0
Pal. job. u... maxim. n MISCELLANEOUS. i, s....'.. ... 80,
:" extra services as Commissioners clerk Tor AZ ss3
nwashin o prisoners andcu SO
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-08
STATEMENT

OF the Receipts and Expenditures OF Monroe Couhty
with the County OF Monroe
D. l86 the 3st OF Dec oao inclusive
DIR. .r,x.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-08

To cash reed of Henry Weiss, CommIssoner OH 5uog
io in favor of the County of Monroe Adm Setter
" c.sb reed off, H. Melick for years rent OF Grand
Jury room, for Odd Fellows
cash reed of Jacob Engler collector of Ross twp for
45 being in former settlement OF ms duplicate
for taxes in June, 1916:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

THE LAIR EPfoINrc.-Ws Rave procured ron
The REGISTERS O-cs a. suthertc s.stsr-eri q re
Who her l' l.e~rr.rf- ln --@ ler-'ri-s " Us
cry from tne ~ Day ~ April. p tne 81 ns- % a,'
been stated trsf .srs- n1--rs 1f crs1ns - n9 iD p
Louis have been uttered ir L-nois ari m ~ -
rounding c1untrT ~ 7-irt ro urte nas zen 49,
We d. r1t believe ih-s .s sr-e. % AZ eons.-7''-7
extent
10 Little over 100 ssys 90 Persons nsTe - 80
--tsred g. - 2 .ra--r1 tns OUT % pop-l.--l %
-. thar 51 co. T1sis sa sEf-l rnortsli5 -
greater i1sl a. ever occ-rr-l % -hJ - I.
- -.sre. VITA ne sane pog1.s-ial- - = :, e
served r.r-rer -rst god many l-h- 's-s II
Iran. wee no. res .y cI-zens % - ---s ~ -
- lsr-es h-re 5rlr s1rz tie SEEDS % 'rain 49,
49, ..~ ~. more 1rflrt-nste carrying 1e4tl 10
,s--.-sr os.~ler trey vet u ~ c--se -n9--l
=. - sfr--iare. vast portion of ~ Hinri-iJ 49,
81. A.e- recorded ar1 j. r-s people are use ~!
.r avoid ~ tsr PCS IT. eoriri7 -iifs - -.
~. .. rics heresf--r. y ..f.ff'rS afr- re -
-. ,- ". --.-- -,.,..s1- y ~ tg.ssf 1rcllea
ts ss.s r,1rs
, r i.fe--eI rl ~ ,ere-li 1-a Cssis-il 1'.s'f.
e = Ian f-r- ~ 20 a. r ifr- = 70 --' y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

FIoRina-F.isE SrATFNkNrs CohHscrtD-
The SIX MOODS NOT KILLED No intercourse nas
vt been'hsd aith the lnd-ns You were wrongly IN
formed that i1isus seen tho opposite sie ~
the river painted nho gave their war-whoop and dared
fhe volunteers o. cross 40 Indians Neither
10 true that Fix reer0s, have been murdered
Nzn.fes hy the saF4srs ~ murders - We are wei
sdVised here save those of Payne and Nhd1on. have
as Vet been committed The settlers on the frontier
however. are greatly alarmed aud seeking safety IN
the nearest military posts and villages They have fed
90 Tampa n srg~ numbers, leaving their crops nearly
ready for harvesting. ungarnere1 while 10 the esst
they seek safety II Nesnsnsve Deals - Augustine.
sc some feN Of the settlers have resolved 90 brave
the foe by remaining taking the precsuuon. however,
az barcsdng tnsves H. hy the erection uf pickets,
SC You were nearly correct when you estmzted the
number % Indians remaining To- this state a. 30 some
think there are nearer l0O. and warriors 81 tnst
Savannah Georgian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

NEAR FLUSHING. LONG ISLAND. y
TI'HE TWENTI-> ECOND SESSION of MS lrs-ulI 1r
VIII commerce M the rrsf " To-day - October --xt
Pupils are admitted frtl tne primary casses g. 10 years
~ age and r0 -l- egafe casses whenever ley
slIsired -uf-cisrf scholarship.
There d. 1- one session ~ re Institution In ne wear
u COMMENCES OF he 1rs. Monday ln October ard ends
The frs- u. August
]. = recu-. -d hat a. who desire 90 pace her sors
i1 llsuurur VII present them f1r s-mlss 'r A. ne
ginning of .1- October Pupil. ara received
however after tne Chrsrrss ard Easer and
tr- Srst MONDAY '- MACH ArFca1r 90 Dee la-e -1 ce
R-rt'~- So c.. eye Point
s1.iOi Rev. J. e BARTON. Rector.
TO PARENT--PRINATE tt TOR.-Empoy-
merit vs-e lliur Wslfet respectable fa.r-
fv. IS no experience. ard rflraial sf lae
good room. ff tl.l board ald sua arF eNceciet
Satisfactory references given Address Jlrils rosf-
pad Broo. 'rr ? ID a1'e iwr
4 FRENCH PROFESSOR ~ French srd span
y sf st good cry references s1c test ro1ilss le
srcls obtain eur0greli i1 some prc-an- clrEr
academy. or family Address Professor. care NJ 2 II
WILCOX. [ : >cloo. Agency. lsj Nssssl-sl New-lork.
"a. I'M
4 --I-TsNT TEACHER WANTED, Tor four
n or 1r- hours Day For his services, board, room,
fse &c vii be given. also some p-rglistrs References
rarrf--- Address ~Usrfs's Post llrr-e auIf 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

ApFrvsf - TIE SrFaNFR TaNERfANE ftof
-gr yellow -ro~E RrvEs II be- Iameria1e -eii -
igs 1- tie 10Th % June. HAVING ore hundred moan
ts.rfrs % board beside tire c-eV. IN ascending gre
river s.r1e D. rs of Cholera occurred ory .'
ri o,b % va. f-ra-t1sf IS Jose.L Bar.l o. ne --n
july 81 overlook ne .'e-m@r Aneis 'en mies above
me N-r1--r1 sore -1l miles above trls CITY i-ey
earned from the oc-rs fnst ne Amelia Dad lost rin-
men sv Oh era snd fHertysi - me u9-ntslnefs -
fese rr0r Ire Isucr.are aruFe1 ~ fuft b. 4--al-
mouth % the fe'.-r -rnu~salrt tle get JOY 4l-
roy.- "a. continued one l-f travel above pi -aA
.- -e f-.-nr i.r OBJ. Black -et trade y b. is--f-
I'd and Oh fhe 3 tle amer sle conf need rer return
70 ~ Lol. same isv slt met re Ane.i -. and i'ok
u board Wst Hsr-1n United -tste- agent ilf ne in
disrssrl ODD The - fd landed aim 20 afi iefre l- --f
rs been c.rnp..-i o. return cl account NJ SICKNESS
The Tsner.1e reached t1is port la-i evening ina2ln
n~ entire t-ly Boz 81 1.-The shortest tine 20 "llcl
fris -rp be- ever 5.en p--i4rmed TIE indlans were
ALI I'D + dissatisfied condition. and % continual va
atn each ofhef Two ~ three days before t1er arrl
r ~ the Grls Ventures village, al attack vas nade uf
"a these indians by 20 o. tee sioux but they were
repulsed Mr Carrot. 10 charge q TIE American fur
rayany Fort lrec hs cannon AZ toe attacking par
y. and 10 Vss said they lad sworn revenge. They
s-re o. return in ~ days. with reinforcement oi
i 900 men o. extermns'e the eros Fentfes Indians
md destroy me whites in the fort 10 wss understood
that grea. numbers 81 Indians were dying o Cholera,
~ the head % the Platte - Lc us heP =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-20

THI SWORD 70 (iES. SslELDs.-Ihe sword pre-
sented % Gen Shields By the state OF south Carolina,
49, broush; o. this city on Friday By Col bis'e the
"a AIT eader 81 toe - illinois regiment - BlensNists
70 from ire mandatory Of Ames Co Springfield,
Mass and 70 lre most beautiful. and cnzsie pieces
~ rsrnzu.hip ever seen. The scab1ard j. very mas
sve of solid gold studded with gems, and bears the
following inscription
From the state of south srona 70 General shieiis
in testimony q her admiration OF BIZ -ntry 10 the
Mexican wsr and attribute OF gratitude for his psier
nal attention o. the Palmetto Regiment" Upon the
guard a. The blk .s beautiful etching Of The 0ste ~
Chsyut~Dec. immediate below which 70 shield with
the name Shields engraved thereon. surrounded snd
f.stooned with engrsvings Of dags. SC. Palmetto
Tree in Ito relieve foows from which i've shields are
suspended and on which Is engraved Chspultepec.
sept u and l3 80 snd Churubu-cO. August ~
l-i7n Gag and stsH in 5asreief contains the names
Vera Cruz" Ceu0 G0r10.' Mexico The head
Of the sword set with emerald the cost o. which
wa $50 while the nt ~ pesri 10 studded wiki gold,
a diamond and garnet occupying the center
The sword u ~ remain 10 this city. we understand,
for ina delivery 70 Gen SHE d.
Springfield li') Register
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SL.UGHTERI>G AND PACKING EsrAB.

- Ll>hMrNl FDh hrNl -- 1 ~ -sNoNA fofA Al4
beet grierrE ard pacs NJ concern, owned a1d re-
Gently nccup et hy The ate JAMES P. CAMPBELL.
This esrah slu-ri .ncaed Chiicutfe, Ross County
Ohio th- po. o ground dividing he OHIO Cana from
ire Scofa River ard has o feet of ground 'front.' 90 each
TIE Enclosure embrace. acres n ground. containing
lsrse rers srTe and commodous ssug tierng hanging
eating packing smoking and ard rendering luses. and
brick house il ONCE ana every convenience Tor handing
30 hogs per day. Aud rendering he ard u same there
being CUB 1le sieamb0ler sad engine Tor scadinE
ho znd cutting ard and iauks Tor rendering od by
There also on The premises g. cehouse containing
8Ol bushels ~ ce put away BY The late proprietor Tor
the purpose OF clrrs bacon u October Tor early delivery
Th. Ice viii te Tor sae. together win ESQ bushels OF
stone cus for running boiler and engine and al he a.
plrenarcrs tAlrr aid tools necessary Tor carrying GU
ih- esahis1mrrt
The scotia alley ~ which Chihcoibe . he chief
market one 0f r largest pork and beef sircis ln he
West ana bog. can aIWsys 1e bought there no lower
pr.c-s Ar JOB Cincinnati and many other points. AMI
cooperate - abundant ar 4 cheap
There no drayase necessary. boats may be- loaded
A. the pscsn house. and The facilities Tor shipping rect
from hs house axes tO New YORK or io Pntir-
pha Baltimore VIA fushureh, of 90 he Ea-i % SCUM
via Sew Orleans ~ AL seasons 0f The year y cqla
o. those afforded by Cincinnati Money isciurs are aso
good there being ei ght Ten banks within ~ miles
Applications f1r rrntirF may BE- addressed 90
ALEXANDER MrGUFFf
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Attorney. a. Law. Cincinnati Or to
ERANCIs lAMPbELL. C--LcnLne. ONO.


T. KE>tH'- HOTEL, corner " fr.nkforf-st and
L CRY Hs-sglare, opposite the CRY Hall New fork
cry Wa butt sai opened by the subscriber, Nay Is,
l3fs who rss hat f0r comfort elegance
AID economy cannot be- surpassed r hr world 10 con
Than any other hoie Oh his country save
only. al ri which warmed grams. They are at
ted up with marbe-l1p ashsiands which supplied
VIII Croion water hrough -g-rp sled cocks there i
hui bed .n roof the halls and wsier-ci1sets on
every f1or lighted with gts during llr night, ur
prices rooms vary from q s. tu = s. per wees or
from ~ . cents aian according % location There
i herh-rsshop ard extensive range ri nath-rooms
connected ~ih the house This Hotei conducted upon
me European pan Of lod gronms and meals ~ th-f
may ordered n The splendid snd spacious Refractory
Purrrs will he up during The ght to admit strangers 4ni
also call fr-m hour they desire and m rp
c4se Will servsni. h- permitted iO exact receive
cl SIZES The night bell Frankfort q 81 ne hrsi
.t0Op from The corner lau6 I'M FkENth