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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17
FRESH BEEF ! MUTTON ! &c. &c,

JAMES PETrEwAY, respectfully announ-
ces to the citizens of Wilmington, that he will
resume the BUTCHERING BUSINESS in said
town on or about the 10th of October next He
takes occasion here to return his thanks to his old
customers, and hopes by strict attention to the
business to merit renewal of their patronage.
He will endeavor, at all times, to keep his stall
at the new Markethouse supplied with the best
ofFRESH BEEF, VEAL, LAMB. MUTTON,
and PORK.
Drovers will find it to their interest to call on
him before disposing of their stock
Sent. %, IS4S, Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17
CAUTION EXTRA

man BY the name Of CL.aPP has engaged v,,
young man OF the name of s. p Townsend and u,o. :,
name to put up sarsaparla, which they call Dr. To-.
sends Sarsapara, denominating it GENUINE a..
etc. This Townsend is no doctor, ana never was hr,
formerly worker railroads, canals and the like W.
assumes the title of Dr. for the purpose of gaining cred
what he is not. This is canton the public NOT >,
deceived, and purchase none but the GENUINE opJor
NIL OLD DR.. Jacob Townsend's SarSaparilla, hayDv
1t the Old Dr's likeness his family of arms and -
signature across the coat of arms
Principal Office, 1Ca Massar- st., Nsp York ci.v
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17

Sir Robert Peel lately made speech upon
free trade, in which he said that he had been
half converted to the unqualified principle of
the reform Of 1912. when his bill took effect,
and that the remaining half of his protection
scruples gave way in l845, so that he applied
the principle without reservation in the tariff
of 1916. The Wings ousled him, but retained
his policy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17
From the Pennsylvanlan.


WELCOME HUNGARY.
A nation halls thee, Hungary
A nation great and free;
Her million hearts are beating, 81.
Her people hope for Thee.
Thy hardy sons by KossUTH fred,
Thy soldiers led by BEN
Strike for cause by Con inspired,
And Con will succor them.
Oh rouse thee, gallant Hungary
From the mountain to the lake; ~
AS the Danube rushes to the sea, ... =.
So rush thy rights to take.
Let not single Crotian sleep,
While roar the beasts of prey;
That forth from Russia's barracks sweep,
f. Thy liberty to Stay. -'
Hark how brave Poland answers thee!
Hark cen Bohemia responds
And rude Dalmatia wakes to see
The severing of thy bonds.
And Italy, the land of song,
The lovely child of woe,
Prays fervently that Ausiria's wrong
- May die beneath the blow. J. w. F.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17

"Sa arch the SkrpteYs ah.'-The Knick-
erbocker says the following story used to be
told by the lamented Henry Inman, with in
lmitable effect, of an illiterate English minis
ter of the west, who one night al meeting
related the following affecting circumstance
eft is but little while.ah, since l was
travelling along one of the great rivers alb,
surrounded by the deep forest-ah l stopped
at rude shanty by the river side-a They
were all sick /; their children were shivering
and starving, their heads frowzy and dirty :;
and was informed by their mother that they
had lost their fine tooth comb ali. They were
Ignorant of the gospel, and didn't seem to care
about it 'ither for when | reasoned with
them-a h, the woman was all the time lament
ing the loss of her fine-tooth comb-ah.
"' Have you the Bible in your caoin p said
| to her, says Lab; Yes, iheer it is up theer
on the catch allah pointing to narrow shelf
over the smoky fireplace, but we don't Of
ten read into Utah han't read any but once-t,
when little Bill died of ager. fur as much as
two month-ah.' l got unto die-tub. that
stood in the corner, and reached up and took
down the blessed Book, all covered with dust
ah. What do you think it was that opened
to-ah What do you think it was that
found there-ah, TO satisfy the longing of that
poor woman-ah 1t was the long-lost, the
long-wanted fne-tooth comb-ah Oh, my
hearers, sa-a-rch the skripters-ah If she
had only SEARCHED the skripters, how her
mind would been eased-ah -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17
FOR RENT,

- From the first day Of October next, the
EsssszzH large brick Hotel in Front Street. now
80 occupied by Mr.. |. HUrcHINs, & known
as the Washington Hotel;
AND ALSO,
From the same date, that large two story brick
House on Third Street, nearly opposite the oDD
Fellows School, known as the KEENAN, House.
For terms, apply to VIM. A. BERRY, MD.
July 27.-[46-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17

IT, said an EDglishman, s. there is an in
dividual in the world wholly unprejudiced, |
am the man but do hate Frenchman.''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17

The Doctors Welcome.-Down east there
resides certain M. D. One very cold night
he was aroused from his peaceful slumber by
a loud knocking at his door. After some
hesitation he went to the window and asked
s'Whos there ?" Friend" was the answer.
'tWhat do you want!' "Want to stay here
all night" ''Stay there then, and be han
ged ?" was the benevolent reply.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17

HERBs.-savory aud medicinal herbs should be gath
cred when in bloom and dried in the shade as they
then retain all their strength and flavor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17

Belonging to the Navy.-Pete Williams and
Sip johnson met in Chestnut street day or
two since, when the following colIoquy took
place:
Sip.-"Good morning. Mr. William
Mr.: WiH-"Good morning, Sip; is you
portering yet'''
&p.-"Portering! we'll snt;-I is in de
navyr
Mr.. WW de navy How is dat?'
Sip" Why, Pts cook on de receiuing ship"
Forerunners. "Do you believe in forerun-
ners?" asked nervous old lady of Deacon
Yes, ma'am,' replied the deacan, I'eve
see them 70
''Bless met" exclaimed the lady, edo
tell? ~
"Yes,' continued the deacon, throwing his
eyes with solemn stare. on dark corner of
the room g see one 7oacr'
"Mercy! mercy on mel" shrieked the
lady a" where 7"
''There! there!'' pointing where his eyes
were directed. "That Cat, ma am NAV he CAL
led aforeruner, for she runs on all fours ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17
STORE TO RENT,

SIUKE To RENT,
A desirable store to let from the lst October,
ls49, located at Stricklands Depot, on the w. &
K Road; Store 25 by 40 feet, repIete with ev-
cry convenience for conducting country bust
ness, 1t IS well known to be desirable stand, and
will be rented low 10 q good tenant Apply to
81 VIM. A. GWYER.
June I3, ls49-T44.tE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17

Pruning Ifees.-Now is the time for pru-
ming fruit and ornamental trees. The wounds
heal much quicker from summer pruning
Apples and pears should be pruned TO throw
out spreading head, thereby sheltering the
trunks from the intense heat of the Southern
sun. Rub the trunks as high as the limbs
with soft country soap. twill invigorate the
tree and destroy insects.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-17

Old DIR. Townsend now about 20 years of age hss
long been known as the AUTHOR and DLSCOVERER
Of the GENUINE ORIGINAL 3" TOWNSEND SIR.
S.7P.ARILL.9." Being poor he was compelled to limit ia
manufacture by which it has been kept out mar
ket and the sales crcumscribed those only who had
proved its worth and known its value. It had reached
the of many nevertheless those persons who bad
been healed OF diseases, and saved from death Pr
claimed its excellence and wonderful
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
l. A n @ Il X E. E'S
" SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS.

a'iNG Just returned from Cincinnati, where
As'e contracted for the engraving, printing, &c,
NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS, L would re-
-1l.y inform the public, that the above Map will
scy ior delivery in January next.
.A De done in the finest style of line engraving,
the most competent engravers west OF the
AenIes Said Map will show all the Greeks,
~ - fost-otfiees, County Seats, and every section
seuonal section each navigable stream IN
'e, .t, y that persons may point to the tract on
hey live. In addition to these l have laid
nun the Maps on file in the Office of Col. Rear
4 s land selected by the State OF Arkansas as
II 'ne 9OO ,OOO acres donated by Congress, the
- lands, the Salt Springs with the twelve
H. attached to each also all the Military Land
Islips are laid down, "a taken from the books in
Hul0rs ~nI Office and if any changes are made in
Iuaty lines, or new counties formed by the en-
.gsature will be enabled to show them all
Hs. Price, in neat pocket form with clasp, S4,
n splendidly colored and vanished, So
P'eAet map can be sent to any part OF the State
and as orders are rapidly coming IN, those
o procuring it early, will please send IN tneir
soon as possible. c. LANGTREE.
ROCK, Nov. Z. 1913. -...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

Profanity Rebuked.-The Rev. DR.. Cox, Of
Brooklyn, delivered an eloquent discourse lately,
in the course Of which, speaking Of the sins of the
nation, he remarked
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
For the Arkansas Integencer.
A B / B L c A L CON IA ST

BY REV. PROF. J. NJ MAFFITT.
THERE is in minds of giant mold,
A love created there,
BY knowledge, wisdom, science, arts
love for all that's rare,
Sublime or beautiful. grand t.
So passionately giv'n,
'lwouid seem pure ETHEREAL gift
denizen of heav'n!
The vast unmeasur'd armament,
Mdnight's glittering train,
The shady grove, romantic dells,
The flower enamel'd plain.
The mountain thrones which pierce the clouds,
The ocean deep and wide,
With rampant wall of sand anG rock
To check the foamng tide,
Hath power to fascinate the soul
Whose very element
Is steep'd in sublimated thought,
With roseate fancies blest.
But there s a love that springeth not
Within the bosom's
- From contemplating natures work 8,
Or seeking mystic lore. ~
Which emanates from God alone,
Without one dash of earth,
That fills its from that bright fame!
Where angels had their birth.
The love of all that's beautiful
On earth or in the sky
May captivate and thrill the mind
Attuned to poetry
And Genius in its prime may wing
Its eagle pinioned fight
Through ether's bodndless sea of blue
Beyond the stars of night;
Or lifting up its eye to Him
Who marshals all their hosts
Catch inspiration at the view;
And yet its idle boasts
And cain Philosophy decry
Th' Almighty's sacred word,
Exaltng Reason far above
Creations rghtful Lord
Or if adorng feelings fill
With better thoughts the Sage
Who vainly strives to scan Gods mind
In natures dabious page,
They're kindled only with the fires
That for a moment CLEAN
In radiant beauty then expires
Like to a fitful dream,
But when the heart is turn'd away
From all created things,
And lights it's torch within the veil,
Beneath cherubic wings
Though not a scintilaton may
Have fiash'd from page bower
To urge the soul to climb the mount
Where master spirits tower;
A love unspeakable and sweet
Ascends affection s throne,
Where mid her sister Graces c-own'd,
She reigns supreme, alone
Oh give me this unspOtted love,
This principle divine!
This heavenly affuence of love,
Be mine-Oh God, be mine
HuntsriILe, arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
ROCK HOTEL.

MAJOR PELHAM has leased and will
an open for the accommodation of visitors and
ki&5 boarders, by the day, month, or year, that
large edifice on the bank Of the river,-the
%ow the State House, in the city of Little Rock,
f'aas The house has been thoroughly cleahsed
| spared, newly furnished, and entirely renovated
| respect. His table will always be abundantIy
ca with the very best the market affords A
s Room is opened in which may always be
Newspapers from various parts of the United
LAs Rock HOTEL will be opened on the 5th day
tAaIary. I549.
[~SJ, 1919. LH-tfI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
BOOKS.

ID EMARKABLE Events in the History of America
IL DIR. Olins' Travels in the East.
Lamartine's History of the Girondsts Vols.
War of Mexico and its Heroes.
Dealings with the firm of Domby s Son.
Orators of France by Headley.
Now and Then, by Warren.
Life of Genl. Putnam.
Chalmers the Power and Goodness of God.
Festus, by Bailey.
Ms Crusa des.
Adirondack or Life in the Woods, by Hcadlcy.
Bancroft's History of the u. States.
Life of the Apostles.
Book of 1000 Songs
The Minors Guide.
California Guide book.
Fremont and Emory's travels in California.
Oregon and California.
American Manual
Abbott's Corner Stone
Barnes Notes to the New Testament.
1rving's Works, Tales OF ID Traveller.
Washington and his Generals by Headley.
Napoleon and his Marshals by Ieadley.
With great number Of other new and valuable books
for sale by WALLACE j. WARD.
June %, 1919
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

The Jetc.--"Tak of pedigrees,' says Black
wood, "ie us of the Talbots, Perceys. IIowards,
and like mushrooms of yesterday Show me a
Jew, ard wo will show you man whose genoa
logical tree springs from Abraham's bosom; whose
family is older Than the docaogue, ard who bears
incontrovertibe evidence, in every line of his
oriental countenance, of the nuthencity of his de-
scent through myriads of Successive generations.
You see in him living argument of the truth of
divine revelation, and in him you behold the lite
raj fulfmen, OF the prophecies; with him you as.
cend the stream of time, not voyaging by the dim,
uncertain, and faIlacious light of tradition, but
guided by an emana,ion Of the light which, 10 his
nation, was cloud by day and pillar OF fire
by night; in him you see the representative of The
once favofed people of God, 10 whom, as TO the
chosen of mankind, He revealed himself their le-
gislator, protector. and king; who brought them
of the land of Egypt, on, of the house of bon-
ldage. You behold him established, as it were, for
in the pleasant places allotted him, you trace
him by The peculiar mercy Of his God, in his tram
sition state from bondage TO freedom; and by the
innate depravity of his human nature, from pros.
perty TO insolence. iDgratitude, and rebellion.
Following him on, you find him the serf of Rome;
you trace him from the smouldering ashes Of Je-
rusaem, outcast and n wanderer in al lands !;
the prosecutor of Christ you fud him the perse-
cued Of Christians, bearing all things, strong in
the pride of human knowledge, s,in-necked and
|
have mercy on Jacob, and will yet choose Israel,
and will set item in their own land and the
strangers shall be joined with them, and thoy
shall cIeave 10 the house Of Jacob"
The Christians End.-What a majesty thcro
is in the Christians dentl-what o glory in his
hope AS the rivers the smoothes, the near
| er they approach the ocean as the rose smells
the sweetest when dyng the sun appears
most glorious when setting, go It is with The Chris
tian's death.
| Profanity Rebuked.-The Rev. DR.. Cox, Of
| Brooklyn, delivered an eloquent discourse lately,
in the course Of which, speaking Of the sins of the
| nation, he remarked
| "There is awfuly prominent-profanc
scearing. But of all the dark catalogue there is
| no more vile 10 cluster with other sins and
he who looks up and Insults his Maker 10 his face,
needs but little more Improvement 10 make him
u finished devil" f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
VOLUME S-NO. 2Ss Z
I SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 81 90 s

great city who can say as much. But alas for
the many orphans without father and dark
woo for the wretches that show them no pity
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
LIFE.

Seven years in childhood's sport and play,
Seven years in school from day 10 day. ii
Seven years az trads or college life, 81
Seven years TO find place and wife. %
Seven years TO pleasures and follics given, 35
Seven years by business hardly driven. AZ
Seven gears for fame-u wild goose chase 40
Seven years for wealth--a boolless race. So
Se7en years for hcardng for your heir, CD
Seven years in weakness spent and care 70
Then die, and go--how few care There!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

LBS A. b. STEEL, $50 lbs. f. b. do, 2Oo
~ Spring do, 900 German do, $50 Shear do,
No., Tor sale by WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
Perfumery and Fancy Articles.

HI ECEIVED direct from Phila adel pha and for sale
III by r. STEVENSON:
Roussel's Premium Shaving Cream, Taylor's Shaw
ing compound, do. crystalline wash ball. do crystalline
havng soap, do. Floatant lily soap uPeror Camel
Hair sha wing brushes, Lubns' ext for hdkfs., Eau
de Cologne roll Pommadc, Pommade Phocome, /,
pink saucers tooth brushes very fine, tooth powder.
Oriental powder alabaster, Maccassar oil, ndelibe
ink &c. June %, '49.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12

TOBACCO.-Buyen came forward generally, and
$50 hhds were disposed Of including the following lots: IS
hhds IL A. at 5sS, and R. at 3ss 10 hhds.. A. at
and at 81 Al A. at 44O51k. r. at &c.. and at &c
and 10 hhds. s. A. at 5 Al do. at s. B. At 81. and 16
do. at &c. y b. .. ~
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-Great dullness existed in
the Sugar Market and scarcely 900 hhds were Sold Fair
3ZO4c. Some $50 bbls Molames taken at 15017hc and
$50 do. choice re-boed at ls1lc. y gallon. Pr
FLOUR.-There farther decline in the Flour mar
ket AMI 1000 bb changed hands, comprising $50 bbs Ohio
% 600t3 g. 239 do at % 49, $50 do Qined) at % 6,
25 do extra Indians a 12, 800 do extra St. Louis, in
the lot - 75 400 do choice Magnoa) at $5 ia and
100 do At >5 y Dbl.
CORNAsC can now be shipped at rather easier rates.
the demand has revived and fully 20 900 sacks were TAKEN
including 300 sacks inferior tor disns) at 202S 1850
sacks mixed and white in several lots. at 3l33 1900 do
white at a. $500 do at &c., be deiversd 1900 do. yellow
at s. 1000 do at g. and 1900 do 3c bushe delivered
alongside ship.
PROVISIONS.-The Pork market seems to be pretty
steady and ITO bbls Mess GO and 1000 sold $40 Dbl
Nothing done in Beef OF LAID 236 bbls No. were sold
at SIC b Really prime and would bring more
Bacon firm the recent advance with sales Of So casks
Sides and 63 casks in several lots at sac for prime
Sides and &C. . ID for the best Shoulders.
SALT-A sale of 5000 bushels Turks Island Salt in
house. at 361kc. cash.
GUNNY BAGs.-1oO,OOo new Bags in bales brought
9Isc cash.
BAGGING AND RoPE-sales of 50 pieces and 5ocoiIs
at l7x and Sc. cash.
e WHIsKY.-Rectifedd dull at HfO171zc.
EXCHANGE-Vey dull Sterling 4s0SH get. pm;
Nsw York 60 days 2k0sk disc; Short Sight pct Disc;
Siyht u dis. to par. 1e
FREIGHTS.-A ship was said to have been taken for
HAVE ut 316 for Cotton. decline. To Boston two
se engaged at &c. for Cotton and $l0s1 10 for Pork
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12

INGENIOUS EXPLOSION AND Loss on LIrE.-
we learn says the Cincinnati Times Of the ID.
rom passengers arrived this morning on the steamer
Shenandoah from Pittsburg, that on Saturday last,
about O'Clock T. NJ, the boilers of the steamer
sVIrginla, exploded with destructive effect, while
the boat was landing passenger, ten miles above
Wheeling. The boat is total wreck, the boilers
being thrown upon the bank. There were thirty
souls on board-two, the chamber maid and one
passenger were found dead-eighteen badly scald-
ed, most OF whom it is reported are in dying state.
The rest ten in number are missing, thought to be
lost. These are all the particulars we have heard
as vet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12

SINKING OF Coal BoAT.-A large coal boat
loaded with coal, sunk on the morning of the Both
ut., about a mile above Newport, in less than Is
minutes in 30 feet water. The men were so much
taken up with the scenery around them, especially
the city of Cincinnati, ahead of them, which some
of them never saw before, that they neglected their
scending the river, and sinking to some extent
before noticed when noticed, the excitement was
so intense and time 30 Short that some of the men
ran to the skiff and showed off for the Newport
shore, leaving one of their crew on the boat, who
not willing to await the arrival of the skff which
had forgotten him, Immediately plunged himself
into the river, and had it not been for the active
exertions of some men who were on the opposite
side, he would have been drowned; as it liz, he is
not expected to live. Such is the result of idle
cnriositv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12
Arrived Yesterday:

Steamship Palmetto. Smith, from Galveston 9Th inst to
Harris = Moseen1lt my.
,n Hn,,;. nm nia1os OF 'aso' GIN nst.'
Ship Calcutta Couiisrd 81 days from Liverpool to master
I'D my.
snip mssconomG' knght' from Liverpool OH feoruary
Rr shin York rive 66 day. from Iivernool tn maste,
3D. my
snip PALESTINE Johnston ~ days from New York. to j. U.
Shin Monsoon Iornr "a DAVIS S,om Poxton IN ,n.,tsr-
I'd my
i r. Meeksr-M my
Dr. ship Mary Ward Little from Liverpool l4th February,
TO master-Pont.
Bark Sultan Decan IL days from Philadelphia to J. H.
Ashtrdgs.lst my.
Bark Dephos. Crowe IL days from New York. in ballast
to master-M my. :,
Sch1 tnsr Wilson, from the month Of the Rio Grande.
SchI Adene Chapman, days from Mobile. to matter
y Basin.
Schr Chipola Grenon, days from Pensacola, to master
Basin. -',
Schr Sarah and Elizabeth Webb. days from Pensacola,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12

L0OeSL
kssy Rss cn. Grape sHAwLs
F Fancy M Hs%. eif sik &c. &c.;
Fancy Grsnadine Silk do;
White Lace (quite new) do;
Black and white Barge DO;
Very Rich Black Lace Square do;
Same Goods in Demi Squares;
R R;sS s Bs,sf E. se W fasfss srese do
Plain Colon Cashmere do;
F Fsy ss sa E e zspt 1d Nett d. d.
IT,. sss m S Ss;s ss scAKFs
Rnfs Hssi !. s SIX az; eRz ;21tf|
Black, Bgh Lustrededattioni SILKS;
Bstssbsa a Figure sl Bsc aI Gscs pso d.
Very Rich Plain Waterloo Blue Poult de Sole;
p 6ns Lot ssss sss Poaa Spot SILKS
siss and 9Pss
Black PM Fc sas sTf1R Cherry Crimson
Black f De.s Bg
Plain Rs st sas f F,asd Mf1ifns &
Extra Rich Printed int ! Satin ilfid TI ssg
Hs s sss S' node ri Pad Sf'' f''' ao
E s:E =; :ss 81 Gig Sc: 1a;gs SILKS ''
PAIN Black and White FOuis1d DO;
Pink .nd Mss Biz: ass White
WHIT; WS s RisSs1 sfEsd F0ulad siLAS
ia III ia Linen shEETfNGs. very heavy;
SO Pillow Case LINEN;
Es s'e,yb ssf yssassE
is RgSSs sf.1 H Rs%ssf ssAAfHkakSss
W.: S = 1iSHS 3{ quality;
Bo~n Wndo%
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12

Hr"Who is that fellow bowling right and left,
and introducing Mr. Clay to the crowd" asked
gentleman of friend at one of the levees of the
giant of the West, held in the ST. Charles, New
Orleans. &c I do not know his name, was the
Spouse, "but he is evidently Mr.. Clays rght
Cincinnati DisDotch
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected dailv for the Crssceat VINCENT WILLIAMS
Propristor Of the LAFAYETTE Stock Landing HOTEL
LAYAYrrr., Wednesday, April 11.-No arrivals to-day.
Prices As yestedayBeet first class &c.; second ~; third
66S7c o h Hogs S031<c. b: Cows A25f0s35 head
Hay al4DHl5 y ton Corn, 4505oc. bashe; Oats, &c.
D busheI Bran. eOG7Oc o 100 b Ocake. 81 y 100 fb
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12

LYNCH LAw-Patnck Lynch, for endeavoring execute
lynch on of his fellow. citizen yesterday ar
rested by the Second Municipality Police.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12

Row IN CouRT.-lt happened that among the motley
crowd of spectators present in Recorder Baldwns Court
yesterday morning, lady rejoicing in the elegant
of Sarah Higgins Sarah viewed the proceedings with an
bind is necessary to have ones eyes open In Court OF
Justice Hut Sarabs visual led her into difficulty,
have those Of many a before her, Whether dis
pleased with the in which affairs conducted
having some imaginary wongs to ayenge, we know not
msndous fuss there by offending greatly the dignity of the
Court After great deal of resistance in which Sarahs
garments suffered consider the officers succeeded in
turing her. As she led from the she exclaimed in
angry ione III have VI be edessed -
Madam" said the officer viewing her dapidated Clothes
you need nothing more tina. redressing."