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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03

tern Canal and Philadelphia. e3s 6ti New YES,
tern 10 10 2Is; Ohio, - TO %
Havre sdyiees 10 the llth, state that the Gotten
market is extremely animated-300J bass sole
a. al advance of , francs.
POLITICAL
Pending decision Of Emperor Of Russia upon
ansesI made to him respecting hungarian rsfi.
Gees English papers Containing probable reports
concerning issue, HosAing definite can be AZ
rived at until tie resolution ofthe Emperor and his
Imperial couEcil shall be made known-Empe-
ror's reply was expected to reach The lurk'sh
capitol about the 10 OF 18th Oct. experimenting
Cars decision might be declaration OF war
Porte was exceedingly inpatient 10 learn 'he el,
fec, produced upon the Cabinets Of LONDON anu
Paris by the bearing other representation Large
fleet Steamers is collecting in the IN the waters o.
Bo,pborus and harbor OF Goldenho between
Blark Sea and Sea of Nanora-there are twelve
Shin, Of line at anchor, fully equipped, pleniituly
proyi,oned and arnrd-army Of 100000 assem-.
bled around the Turkish capitol are reviewed from
day. break 10 dark--letlers dated 25th ult. state
that before entering Turkey, officers assurances
were given, kossWh and his fellow refugees
were welcomed, and should be allowed 10 pro.
coed to any part 0. the world--considerabl mum.
Der Of refugees have been put aboard American
Corvette and French Steamers, il is said, Tor
Greece. An eloquent letter from kossuth TO Lord
Pamerston is published in the English Journal.
The Paris cores pondent oflAe London Times,
saws: note has been addressed b. the English
Government 10 ijs Ambassador at St. Petersburg
on the subject Of Consisninoplc, couched in frm
moderate not calculated to wound The sus-
capabilities Of Nicholas, but announce the determi
nations to support Porte against the exigency thai
would compromise the dignity Of an independent
government, Lord Pamersion likewise sent prop
ar instruction to Sir Canning and placed the
Mediterranean fleet at his disposal.
The only al!uson made in any papers received
OF any difficulty between French and American
governments is the following, copisd ircm Paris
Presse-seme explanation Of affairs necessary
French government demand an indemnity Ter los
ses caused French subjects by war ii Mexico
this demand having met with d,fhculty,ihe frencl
government charged our Minister to announce Il
the American government that ndenn ties claim
Ell would be kept out Of annuiles not YET due, To-
which they were debtors 10 the L. s., it appears
that letter, written on that subject by NJ. Poussit
were cugcaed in rather unsuitable language o
which the French government maintaining tht
claim has expressed its disapprobation, and Bate
that the French government intends recalling NJ
Eoussin.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03

,IONEPET Hs .TT.FTTWE -

GaJaaor - he STATE Of AisslssiTT'.
to Zee Sheriff 1T Lowudes Cruuly ard Sztc
aforesaid -GnprrlNe.
" HEREAS, tse irsr Monjiy anl lly .o..5a .a1
W m November 1879. being q 9Th and NtI
aiv- eft She fHrs-h IS the time appointed ey Jaw ta-
aatrE Az election IA u3's Sttis aul where's. /, Is
made Ey la'v T. issue NH, rcqu ring yuB % bold
t.r said e-euca az the Isas laa phases appo.ated by
AVE
law.
Vow, laeretore, ! joseph " Matthews. Governor
u d. State Of Mississippi BY these presents. REQUIRE
You 10 ho,5 an election az lie several ne -incts IN
y0ur c0au,y. on tie FIRST Monday an t1v following
,5cua lie tah and sixth DAVIS 10 November, .
ISIS, io1 ,hc following d;leers to serve tie time
prescribed by i8H, q v.,t
One Governor
Oae Secretary 4 Saic.
0as Audlt6r ul Public Accounts.
Oac Safe Treasurer,
oae Attorney General for The State
One Member Of Congress iot the District t5m
posed ST jhe counties q Monroe CbHnsaw, Nai,o
bs4h5, TaNahsieb,t. Caaauaia, E9@ay, SUu.iaWIf
Carroll. CIoeiaN. OGbsea1, lewnles And NoXUbec
ore Wee Clarccfy CLERK for the dallit, eompos
I'd @ t9e caente- o. Eo"ndes, ettaJeHa NeEabee
Winston and ktmgcr,
on, Judge and one District Attorney 81 tbe 81
JaacHl District composed Of the counties q, Mon
eoe lawp5es. OcU heha, aochw Aa.acusha, Tai
Ahathie, Carroll aud Chicsa.aw,
One Senator from The Senatorial D'triet ccmpos
cd u Use County o. lowndes
Three Representatives % the Legislature, .oF ia
County 81 LaHades,
One sheriff
One Clerk d the Cjrcnil Cour'
one JUDGE ot the Probsie Count
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MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS.
FOR LOWNDES COIfNTy

CALEDoNIA:-Richard Wood, Zenas Rober.
son and John J. CASTOR.
CoLuMBus.-R. D. Hadcn, Hardy Stevens
and ". W HUMPHREYS.
NAsHvILLE.-James A. Stone, Ira Halbert
and John II. Riley.
SHELLS SHoP.--John Ha!bert, Ambrose Eu.
banks and Joseph Norris.
JAMIsoN's MILL.-Rober Portwood, Roland
Z. Gee and VIM Bclk.
LowSDEsvILI.-Joseph A. Harvey, John c.
Cox, and c. S. Weiherspoon.
PRAIRIE HnL.--Robert Scales Abram Bel.
Ion and T. A. Erwin.
EzELL's SroRE.--R. S. Hamburger, Henry
Daley and Thomas B. Brooks.
:, owEARINGENs'. --Boln Swearingen, E. B.
hosklns and Calvin Perkins.
y BnARroS.-Wm. Jordan, Ell sha Strong and c.
'ng in November nerl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03

Col. JORDAN ABBOTT died in Monroe cosnly,
Mss. on Tuesday The 23d of0et, lsi9 at I o.
clock +. W. of intamstory pneumonia, agcd -
years and Is DAYS. The deceased resided in
Georgia for many years; he commanded as Ma,
ior Of battalion of volunteers in the late war with
England, in the campaigns OF 1874 and 10 AT
Savannah Ga. and was in the service when the
treaty of peace was made. From Georgia be
moved to Alabama in 1918, and thence to Mis-.
sissippi in 1889. He leaves behind him chill,
dren and grand children and numerous other re-.
!a,iops and friends 10 mourn his death, He was
a warm hrarfed patriot and ardenlly devoted to
the institutions ofhis countiy TO the latest period
of his existence.
Although, attached to none Of the various
churches, he manifested in conversations with his
friend, before and during his last lncss,ihe pleas
ing hope of blessiul Immortality beyond the
grave, through the merits of Christ, He was an
exemplary citizen in all the relations Of private
life and died as he had lived, with The character
Of an honest man---Gods ncblcst work,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

B n consequence Of the death Of one Of the Part
4 ners in our concern, it will be imperaticely nrces'
say to close all matters up to the end Of the present
season We therefore notify those indebted to u.s.
that ALL ACCOUNTS MUST BE- PAID before the st Of
March next and that no new accounts will be open.
ed after this date A. CURTIS co.
b. B--Thpse in want Of BOOTS g. SHOES,
CLOTHING, HATS a. CAPS &c. for CASH
would do well to give u. call. Oar stock is sure
RIoR and will be sold, at very low prices for the mo-
ney. A CURTIS & co.
November, lst la4A.
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THE State Of Wississippt, !

Low NUUa tlUITAIk.

IoaH persons interested IL he estate of Henry
. Greer dece@e1
NOU are hereby cited to a7aelr 63i9r1 on Pro
T. bate Goift at q term thefe). - be iipIen al
the C5ar, House ii said county On tha first Monday
Of NOVEMBER a. j, 1919, thea and there to
ahowcan4a ii ans obey tauwbf al order should MT
BE- made to Fl the following described lands s.tua.
ted hi lDaHdas county ands aforesaid belonging
10 thc estate of Henry Greer deceased according to
the oettoi oil w l)jam e Greer aid Jeahat Greer
executors Of tho lack vii. and testament Of sid de-.
ceased, to Uit The north halt section one township
seventeen r3gpe 7Aj Last and also it9 south west
quarter o. Die same section township and range !
s-o tie north half of section SIX township sese ten
range agen east and the south east quarter d the
a4ma section hip and Range anI the north half
ofhe south west quarter Of section siS township sew
eneen range seven east, twas further ordered that
ta.s citation &c published in tie Columbus Democrat
once a Weel, TOR SIX weeks suec1s7sf
Wthes, tile lion. Nathaael y. Goodwin Judge oE
! Pro9ltee .or Lowndes county, tais Isl Monday OF
September, A. D, 1919.
Issued September IT'D 1879,
! DANb WILLIAMS Clerk.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, I
l.nNNpEs COUNTY.

LUNNDEs tObNT4, \
To all persons interested In the Estate Of Jcha
McCown (ls9 Deceased
NOU are hereby cited 70 appear before oar Pro-
= bate Court at a term thereof - be holden st
the Court House IN sad county on the LIT Monday
in December A ID l8ie, tAen and there 10 show
cause il any YOU can Why an order should not be
made TO sell the following described lands, situated
in LowHdes county, and state aforesaid belonging to
the estate Of John McCo@n llsJ deceased accord
ing TO the petition o. Henry H. Daley administrator
Of said estate, to wit The north half Of section
thirty three the north west quarter o. the south vest
quarter and tie north cast hail q tAe south east
quarter o. section dirty three the south Wcslqnar-
ter q section twenty eight and The West bail a The
south east qnaiter Of section twenty eight the ,olih
halt Of section twenty nine and the west ha o. ihe
north east quarter Of section twenty nine and the
east ball Of the soa.h east quarter Of SECTION thirty
all in township segenWecn oi range seventeen east.
II was further ordered that thle citation be published
in the Columbus Democra. once a seek iofs& sue
cessiye weeks.
WITAESS, The Hon Nathaniel 4, Goodwin,
Judge d the Probate Cont fol Lowndes
FLSl county The fir. Monday VI October = D
Is4g Issued 9th October 84g
DAN. WILLIAMS, CLEHE.
Oct. Is, 49,--l5
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03

ITO all persons interested IN the estate Of James Hen
J. ny deed. Yon are hereby notified that on the l.,
Mondly IN November, A d l849, shall present my
account administrator Of said Estate to the Probate
Court of Lowldes County for final settlement, and ask
for discharge &c you will therefore then aud there
show cause if any You have why said account should no
bo allowed and discharge granted. X. c. GLE,
Oct lst l549.-4w. (Adm'r. James Henry.
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Situation Wanted.

TEVIlE undersigned is DESTROYS Of procuring a
T. School, in which viii be taught the vari
ms English Branches, Latin, Greek and the
Higher Branches Of Mathematics, ifdesired.
Satisfactory references given on application 10
". G. RICHARDS,
Nov 3, lS49. Columbus, Miss.
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NOTICE. TO TEACHERS.

The annual election for Principal aud two male,
and two female assistant teachers for the Frank
lin Academy (for the scholastic year 1850 will
be held BY the Trustees Of said Institution on
Saturday the 10th day Of November next
The salaries are not to exceed the following
rates, viz. For Principal $500 scholastic year
Of 10 months. Each Assistant $3.50 do do.
A. II. JORDAN Set'y.
Oct. 9th 1919
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DIlf yISgR' Z =
II. o. DAVIDSON, Dental Surgeon,

a 4 the solicitation Of many friends has deternn.
IN ed to locate permanently in Columbas, and re-
spectuly offers his services to its citizens and the
surrounding country. lie will occasionally visit
Starkyile and Macon; and win when in those places
be pleased to serve the citizens Of Dktibbeha and
Noxubee counties generally.
From long experience IN bis profession he can
promise faithful operations and at moderate prices
lie begs leave to reier to the following medical
gentlemen In ColnLAbls.
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LAND! LAND!! LAND!.!

1ESfIL Subscriber offers for sale the place which
4 he resides, niles from Columbus on the Mil.
itary road, better known as RoGERs' OH STAE0,
1t contains IS acres about one halt cleared and the
balance in the woods, it is handsome and pleasant
situation Tor private residence, and for any person
who wishes to engage in the Tavern business, it is
one Of the best situations for house Of Entertain.
ment on the Military road. For terms &c. apply to
the subscriber living on the premises
ABNER NJ. WALLACE.
Oct. Goth, l849. l7--6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03

Cen Taylor reminds US o'the story told Of a
green 'un' when he first saw locomotive
lie admired the consarn very much, locked all
around ,and examined into every particular. He
inaly stepped on to it and pulled cut the starting
bar, and away the locomotive and the "green I'm .
went at the rate Of forty miles an hour, With
out the ability or knowledge to govern the thing
he had put in motion, so soon as he came to an
uneven part Of the road, he and the engine were
dashed to atoms.
Gen. Taylor has hold ofthe starting bar of Our
Government, and is without the knowledge nee
essary to manage it, He is just coming on The
uneven road, and it will be well for the people, il,
in the general smash the government locomotive
Is not 'njured 50 as not 10 be worth repairing,
Maryland Courier.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03

IuE L. 5. SENArr.-The Journal of Com,
merce sums up the position Of parties in the next
Senate as follows;
The election o! Wing Legislature in Mary
land, secures the election OF Wing Senator for
the unexprcd term Of Reverdy Johnson, now
Attorney General, ending All March, l85l.-
The place has been temporarily supplied by the
appointment hy the Governor, Of Benjamin &.
Howard, Democrat. As the new Legislature
will notcoayene until the 3ls OF December, Mr..
Howard wall be able to hold his seat for about a
month after the meeting of Congress. When he
shaIl have been superseded bya u hg ard when
the two vacancies in Alabama and Illinois shall
have been filed as they will be, by Democrats
he I0i Senate will comprise 81 Democrats, and
26 Wings; Democratic majority 8.
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SOaD. SOa D.!

A VERY SUPERIOR lot Of Potash for making
n soap just received and offered iop by
H. s. IA YLOR d co,
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DIR, A. w. COLEMAN'S
GONNORRHEA MIXTURE.
n Iegelable Preparatlon.l

a Vegetable Preparatory
Cure warranted Price 81 90 per bottle. Prepared
and sold ONLY at Coleman's Tonic Bitter Depot
No. Az Dauphln Street, Mobile. (aug 1919, ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVE the Barges, @WONDER" "LEWIS
CASS" and TAYLOR" either or all of which
offer to hire or charter at low rates for any length
OF time that they may be wanted.
!, Vest Port July /, AZ. 6. ". RANDOLPH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03

- Persons calling iorany oflhe above letters sill
please say they care advertised
A, II. JORDAN, /. NJ
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Candfes, dEcs!
ctPERM and Adamant,nc Candies 70 Be found
- at the firm Ct II $. TAYL0R & co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-03

1--8 Caaal and Philadelphia. a3s 60; New wes,
tern 10 10 Dis; Ohio, - 10 %
Havrs sdyiees 10 the IIlh, state that the eoitca
market is extremely Misunderstanding bass solo
a. an ADVANCE Of = francs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

ORLEANS THEATRE. = That admirable artist,
Mr. Develle, will take benefit at this theatre on
Sunday the 9Th inst. We consider this gentleman
one of the best scenic painters in this country and
all those who have been in the habit of visiting the
French theatre, will, doubt, bear us out in the
assertion. Mr.. Develle has peculiarly given evil
dence of his talent in the scenery and decorations
of numerous operas, among which we would men,
ton the Queen of Cyprus, the Martyrs, and HaIdee
They are really masterpieces, and at once show
the talent and excellence Of the artist. On this
occasion Donzetti's Grand Opera of Anna b.
lena" will be produced for the first time this sea-
son, and the principal characters will be repre-
scented by Mesdames Fleury-Joly, Berton and Le-
court, and by Messrs. Duluc and Valet Previous
to the Opera, an entirely new vaudeville will be
produced We trust the Beneficiary may have a
fulI hov,se
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06
rFor the Crescent.1

The Temperance REFORM In NV O
aI..sr rJ,,or. After an absence Of five years. am
once more permitted to walk the New Orleans
When here 1884, the wsis awe eno
work But am grieved to find so Aons IN PUBLIC 70
advance the Temperance Reform FIVE yee" aso ne,s
were several boarding houses ON the Total
principle And now cannot learn of ono sucn-wneIe
seamen board. There then home established. ana
open for sailors. in the Third Municipality ana why IL
should have been permitted to down. cannot isoin
ing the friends of Religion here trying to revive the pup
lie feeling behalf of the sailor and temperance OF coun
and from the appended the circular. appealing Tor
sympathy and aid compelled to believe the WORK Will
pogress-and the Temperance Reform take new starr IN
this city for every thing at present. seems in
the downward track. Why have experience meetings "
been aboshsd Not being of the Order of Sons cannot
speak of what doing in secret but speak Of what
see, and hear and know. and feel. and DESIRE H. B. B.
Neao Orleans, yfpril 4th, 1649.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

HAVANA LorrERY.-The extraordinary drawing
of the Royal Lottery at Havana took place on the
23d ult, and the following numbers drew the prin-
cipal prizes: No. l1,lls, 100000; No. 2OO7,
$25 900; No. Il, no, 1000; No. 1870, $4,000; ;
No. 1O,4s7. $4,000; Nos 1904 and 1892, $4,000
each; Nos 1911, 2l2l, 6l57 and 62O9, $1,000 each /;
and several others of $500, $780, and $780, In
La Patria, of this morning, will be found de-
tailed list of the drawing. We are HORNED that
Spaniard, who keeps cofee-house somewhere
in the Third Municipality, was the fortunate holder
of the ticket which drew the $25, 900 prize.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

MAMMOTH PAIL FAcToRY.-As every body
knows that Niagara Falls are got up'' ona rather
respectable SCALE nobody will be surprised to learn
that we have at this place perhaps the largest pail
factory in the world. We were ourselves quite
surprised and highly gratifed by visit few days
since to the great pail factory of Messrs. Patterson
& Murray. We found every part of their famous
fourstory stone factory, fully occupied by the diff
ferent departments for turning out pals, tubs and
keelers. Besides an abundant supply of the neces-
sary saws turning laihes etc., they have in opera
ton machines enough to turn out one thousand pals
per day; and half as many tubs and keeers. The
factory consumes million of feet of pine logs a
year, and band and wire iron in proportion. The
machinery is all of the latest and improved de-
scription, and the assiduous and experienced fore
man, Mr.. L. H. Bradley, seems to be determined
that he shall not waste any time. The facility and
rapidity with which the pals are now made, are IN
striking contrast with the slow and laborious pro-
cess of hand manufacture practised few years
since. And the beauty and uniformity of the arti-
Gle striking as the celebrity with which it is
manufactured. The liberal enterprises give token
of the growth and prosperity of our place, and we
hope to have many others of different kinds under
taken in our midst-Niagara Falls Iris.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

FROM THE RIVER Plateau arriva at New
York on the 25th ult furnishes with accounts from
Buenos Ayres to the Goth of January. The British
Packet notices favoraby the reappointment Of
Joseph Graham as United States Consul at thai
port. Admiral Brown, of the Buenos Ayres navy,
had arrived at that port in vessel from Liverpool
The message of Rosas to the Legislature is pub
lished in full, which gives assurance that the
Anglo-French difficulties with that Government
are in fair way for an early settlement. Admiral
LIE Predour, commander of the French squadron al
Montevideo, had left for Buenos Ayres. The object
is reported to be the withdrawal of the Argentine
forces from the Banda Oriental Rosas had given
orders to the Governor of Corrientes, to demand
from Paraguay the delivery of the Arspe Islands,
and in case of refusal he will Immediately CON-
mence hostilities. The Government of Montevideo
has declared the continuance for three months
longer of the duty imposed upon -four.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

A VALUABLE RELIC.-Mr. d. C. Claypoole,
who died few days ago at Philadelphia, left as
legacy to his family the original manuscript of
Washington's farewell address. Mr.. Claypoole
printed the address, and at his own request was
permitted to retain the autograph copy. Every
word, even to the interlineations, is in Washing
toms own hand. The New York Sunday Times
doubts whether majority Of the State documents
Of the present day entirely the productions of
the reputed authors. 1t is stated that Mr.. Clay.
poole was the lineal descendant of Oliver Crom-
well; we suppose through the Protectors favorite
daughter Elizabeth Claypoole.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

ADVANTAGE OF SHABBY DREss.-A French pa
per gives an incident that lately happened to eel
ebrated artist, who is extremely neglectful of his
toilet. Leaving his study one day, and walking
along the street rather absently, he heard a call
from female voice behind him.
Here, my man," said a lady, reckoning to him,
"can you carry bundle a little way for me }"
The artist looked at the lady for moment, saw
that she was very handsome, and, instead of ex.
planning, as he about to do, that he was gen.
tleman, said - Willingly, madam and followed
her into shop
The bundle was large and heavy, but he lifted ii
with much effort upon his shoulder, and followed
after the lady, who, slightly raising her petticoats
went fast on before him, showing an exquisitely
turned pair of feet and ankles She mounted al
last to the second story of house, with the tired
porter close at her heels, and began to tumble in
her pocket to find the money to pay him. As she
did so the artist looked well at her face, and found
it to be one of the most peculiar in its style Of
beauty, as well as one of the finest he had ever
seen.
Pardon me-" he said, as she offered him the
money, g am not porter-l am an artist, and
instead of money, will ask favor of you-to allow
me to make copy of your face. The package
was heavy, and the compliment you paid to my
dress was not very gratifying, but l shall be well
paid if can send copy of your beauty to the next
exhibition of the academy"
And so great artist came by the original of one
of the most exquisite pictures which his pencil has
put upon canvass.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

FROM CANADA.-A dispatch from Montreal,
dated March oath, says: There have been no
fresh disturbances in Toronto. The troops paraded
the streets, and hundred special constables were
sworn in. Rumors were current of an outbreak at
ST. GATHERINGS, but it is not to be credited.-A
dict of SIS 900 damages was given to-day against
the proprietors Of the North Upper Canada stages,
for injuries sustained by Mr.. Russell, in conse-
quence of the intoxication of driver. He pre-
ciptated into the water, which resulted in the loss
of his feet and hands -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

METHODIST CHURCH CAsE.-The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Express writes
learn, from good authority, that the great
Methodist Church case North and South will
come on in the April term of the Circuit Court in
New York. The counsel employed for the Church
North, are Messrs. Choate of Mass, and Wood Of
New York. For the Church South, Messrs. Web
ster, the Attorney General johnson, }. and Mr.
Lord of New York. An early decision is hoped
upon the case in New York, though it will ulti-
mately find its way to the Supreme Court of the
United States