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Of the Canada.

fIar-f vaa NASHVILLE, Jan, 81. l948.
The Canada has arrived The French funds
are lower inconsequence Of tile uncertainty
which prevails, in reference TO the willingness
{ the Chambers to be diss olved without a
political struggle Some Disturbances have
occurred in the neighborhOod Of Par
ia. i."a y
Cordovia in Spain, has been taken by the
Carlists
In Austria the Imperial army continues sue
%cossful. The city of Durnia has fallen into
its hands in consequence of troachery. (This
refers we presume to the Hungarian wary
In Denmark everything indicates a renewal
OF the war flor the Duchy Of schleswig Hol-
,%stein with Germany as soon as the winter is
over, +, aa.je. en H..
1t is rumored in Paris that the Pope desires
TO avoid foreign interference IN the difficulties
between himself and subjects, that he will
personal appeal to his people, and if
that be not lavoruhly responded to, he will let
things take their course. He is still at Gaeta,
Letters from Milan speak Of preparations for
war in behalf ofthe Pope, or, in revolt against
Austria
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ie rom
melism, G0ui, Pain u e0leed +
s.ae or Brsls can Be- weakness 4
n the Slew D,via,su Ied soai,,
'nq a. any other remedy y ~. h'a
We would advise or, ~! sher,
who are afflicted Win y NJ lfsni, /.
vid's or Hebrew PIastsr5iss s Of N,
place it beyond The rs,oh 4 ain
opa convince lhe most io. y soas
Perlor medical virtues ~sIsdploa
See advertisement IN ,n..
For sale by auo'hsreda.
PRESTO
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Riors AT THE COLD MMEs!--The steamship
Crescent City. arrived at New York on the 9Th
uIt, having left Chsgres on the Oil. She re.
ports that serions conflicts and Riots have late-
~ taken place in the gold diggings She
brought neither gold dust nor passengers, re-
ports $4,000 in gold dust at Mazatan, aud
S5o0,0OO known 10 be on the way to Panama
The schooner Mason MAS wrecked y 7he
beach at chagres, All the passengers were
saved, and Con. P r. Smith made arrange
ments 10 forward them 70 the gold regions.
n. Wing.
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SLAVE LABOR ON Railroads.&c. is said that
the slaves on. the Columbus, [GaD Ruilroadnot
only work well, but eacn hand is 5 curingto
theowner from three hundred to three hundred
and fifty dollars wortA of stock per annpm9
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

AN OFFICIAL INNER.-Describing the inter-
view between our Minister and the China
Commissioners at Canton, an officer Of the U.
S ship Plymouth, in Macoa Roads, thussPdaks
Of another transaction, in letter to the Penn
sylvanian.
After DR.. Davis delyered his credenlaI,
and the business was finished, we SAL down to
a regular Chinese dinner Of birds'-pest soup,
ducks feet, and I do not remember one half;
but l do know that we had n%ineteea COURSES Q
soup, of all which, we Of course hadto Partake,
as not to taste would have been considered un.
courthouse; after we got through the Chinese
dinner, we had to commence on another, cook
ed according to the Tartar fashion, which was
by far more like ours than was the Chinese.
There was about one hundred Mandarin
present, all waiting on and teaching us
"outside bdrbariarS,' how to use the 'chopstieks; J
these you must know, are two sticks, some
thing like our pen-holders, onlyia little larger
with whichat the Chinese eat all theirfood when
they cat rice they hold the bowl up to the
mouth, and shovel it in most dexteroualy with
their sticks; and SO in fact with all their food,
which before cooking is always cut fine. The
dinner, and indeed, all he ceremonies Of the
day, passed off pleasantly and happily, and we
left for the city in a good humor with our en-
tertainers, not even suspecting we had eaten
dogs, or cats or rats, as some began to imagine
we had; but ] do not and will not believe it
1t is estimated by those initiated in Chinese
affairs, that each one present ate about one
hundred dollars worth, or at least what cost
them that amount, You can, therefore, form
some idea Of abe extent and magnidcence of
the entertainment. | do not care particularly.
however, about eating another Chinese. dIplo-
matte dinner, especially with the chop-stick s
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Notice

FrM,# NUVICe,
20 h I those indebted bAss
Noonaa y Bro. NH n
and settle thei notes md I.
the said firm has been !
need money 70 pay,of ops Fl
ners,who withdraws flom
notes and accounts noE ssI,,
ofMarch, l849, Nil cerIaisl.
ed to an officer for colIac,;
J. NO0NAN 4 !
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7llegtnphed lolhe G nnilu cre.,enlr

BALTIMORE. Jan. l-COngresaonaL-In tile
House, the Committee on the District reported
against selling or hiring slaves in the District
Of Columbia This was read twice, and pro-
badly passed. Very great excitement and VIC
lent debate during The discussion Of the bill.
In the Senate, the Pauuma bill was discus
sod by Mr.. Webster and others.
A joint resolution has been adopted by both
Houses to go into convention and count the
Presidential votes, in accordance with the
constitution, usla
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House and Lot Sor 4.

-, House and Lot fop !;
'8NHE Undersigned ofefs
premises on which Il 4.
in the vicinity Of Caatos
90 acres, halfof which i Gal I
suitable fer FIRE wood, . Nv.
main road or street LEADING Is.
to Sharon, a few rods Ies, N n,
mile from the public square.
is a comfortable dwelling bopa
er outbuiIdingS, d good Cs."'
repaired and an exceIleB NJ.
a variety Of choice frss
thirds ola mile from tie Psn.,
my and a quarter Of milo fS.l
Academy Possession can r,i
given between now aua 4. \
March. Any person vI,T,''
chase will do well to call som
DAVID R. McALIsH
Canton, February9, l8ta
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FIo5GINd IN TIE NAvY.-The lower House OF
Congress has voted by a large majority to abol-
ish the degrading practice of loggrng in the
Navy. This is much the best action Of the
body during the present session = " skbwg
Wig. s4o' ''
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. .. %raOaPSos.

aiae Fa " IL
A T the Office lofllls gSsre
IA Judge Cal lhan Y sork
p pr' business, at prices Y
E Economy u \ issthe roadl : s.5a
.9 Cd can n,p'J June 4,
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Com. Alex. slldelI Mackenzie, author Of
g Year in SPAIN" &C.; but more generally
known from his connection with the tragedy
board the SomerS a few years since, died
suddenly this week Of disease Of the heart,
at Sing Sing, New York.-ErcaGage.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

The vote in caucus, upon MraC alhoun's adj
dress, was about one.fourth ofthe whole South
ern strength in Congress. a9'e. 5le7
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

I'VE seei it stated that General Cass was, cleo
ted to the Senate by avote Of "A tot36;twenIy-
two democrats voting against him. -l
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

Fourteen Locofocos Of the Michigan L.eais-
laturo voted against Gen. Cass for U. S. seno.
tor. and several others absented themselves "a
as OF nto vote at all.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

Mr.. Clay IN THE SENATE On the LIST lust,
the Kentucky Legislature elected Mr.. Clay 10
the United States Senate.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

g We were misinformed as to the route taken
ny our California boys. They smiled in the
schooner Relampbgo, by way of Cape Horn =.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3l--F6reign Markeb,-From
Wilmer & Smiths Times, it appeas that the
Cotton Market, for the week ending the 18th
was rather heavy-prices hardly sustained
Large supplies and receipts. Stock on hand
100000 bales,
GOLD FEvER.-The California Gold Fever
is captivating all London There are many
ships up, and companies forming to emigrate
from London Liverpool, etc.
NEw YORK MARKEr,-Al New York, Of
day, Cotton Is heavy and dropping, Flour and
Grim duller,
There are ffty-four ships-up for California,
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton, for the week ending the 18th instant,
showed an advance Of ! a I'D. on American
descriptions, with considerable speculation.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

Henry Clay was unanimously elected Presi.
dent Ofthe A american colonization Society at
its recent annual meeting held in Washing.
ton. oar i.s,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

James "A, Stephens, formerly Of the Yazoo
City Wing, has gone TO California in search O.
health and gold. May he find plenty OF both
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

The Yazoo Democrat Of Tuesday, says that
cation wasseling there from "a . 81 Cts
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

y the let ult, an abortive attempt was
made ~ the Democrats in the New York Leg
stature 70 haFmonize their differences, and
consolidate the old bunker and Barnburner
factions. The Hunkers LETT the ploce of con.
ference in high dudgeon.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

81 CoTTom--It will be seen that the Foreign
News as Photographed ..by o'Reilly, represent
a rise Of ! in the Liverpool cotton market,
while it is teIegruphed to the New Orleans
Crescent BY Morse's line, that former prices
are hardly sustained' We cannot say which
.is right-perhups bothare wrong, #a
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

The Arkansas Legislature have changed The
name Of van Buren, County to Tint Of Cass Go
why did they not call ii circumstances?
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FINAL sETTLR Mrr,

A T the next, Mach Term N
h Probate Court Of BIaStsl
Mississippi, the undersigned I
of Napoleon B Saunders, Vii
his for final settlement
time al persons interested nayl
they think proper.
THOS B. SlUNA
Febrqq ~ 9, l849.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

GobEY's LADY's BooK, for Feb'ry, fullysustains
as we have always said, his promises. This
No. c%on.ains "a pages Of good reading matter,
% engravings, Music, Fashions, Model Gotta
ges, &c, &c making the first Magazine Of the
country. Three dollars will secure the Mag
azine and the Lady's Dollar Newspaper for one
year. We earnestly recommend them to the
Ladies, and the Gentlemen too. Miss Leslie's
new Novel, "Mr. Petigrew's wiFe's husband"
opens as rich as the placera Of California,
TIE LITERARY AMERICAN has commenced a
new volume and is one Of the best literary pa
pers in the Union. G, P. Quackenbos, New
York, Publisher, at $500 per annum.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

From an accident to our press wehave been
Unable to issue our paper in season.
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" We hear nothing further Of the Cholera in
this country, except a few cases in Texas, and
alfew in ornedr Panama, among the COliiorn-
,ians! 38ti aa agelI5 ft54.a eHl a'"al ''"''
AtsNew Orleans on Saturday last the river
was over heLevee IN a few places and fears
were entertained Of damage from high water
We donot know whether the River is rising or
on q stand al Vicksburg. -
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To, Physicians ard

To, Physicians ana
Keepers
WKTE have Just recslS a5vT
wv BURROWEBIS1 J
FINE, A, No. /, MUSIAs. n
ed equal, il not superior s.
world. Also y,asr|
/ WBurrowe's Ens
An excellent arllcls ri.
medical purposes p', ajn w
no commentator BY
They may always y
Drug Store Of III
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

w Il at so 4atha'Is;' &c e a ! eSaGiie's Ti - e.
election y the office OF Circuit CLERK
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

N Il was a custom among the a%ncienls, when a
man died to place in his mouth a piece Of mon
eyto pay bis ferriage over the river styx Is
itHvt a custom among too many Of The moderns,
10 believe thai religion In the mouth when
they'd viii carry them oyer the darkslream
safe into. hsaYen2 ,ssaiq bto aH ST.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-02-09

At the same time ana
sold by Robert P Cauia,
CONS and harness, ioddsbp
tools, &c. 3sI is0l
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Februq ~ 9, l849

aar )aa@ 1tfsfN Notice.
IA W, MCGOWAN, has % \
4SA. control Of The assets
q Goethe same argig
and am the only ageal b
the same,
. 5aa aq. JOHN RT
By THOS. SHlCELEFl
y February 3, l849t
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TO Candidates.

WYE presaPlhorized togannnnhee JOhN p
! wv HOWCOTT as a candidate Tor re7elec-
lion 10 the Office Of Probate Judge
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CINCINNATI, Jan, 80, RI.

aJas 'tt .ClNcINNArI, Jan, 81, of M
The Ohio house has passed a bill by q vote
of SO to TO-, Internationally repeating the,
black law, 5.fag .saitoa.,s .4e,
The 'black law'' provided for the recovery
of runaway slaves by their owners.
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JIG, !
Terms made kncwnlop y
Sale. III I'D AM
WILLIAM HARp
February cd, l84s N
aHLA tf9IX NAi
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Negroes, consisting Of men '
children, embraced and set loa
deed of Trust all acclahasda
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MIS- SISSIPPI CRE0LE.
@ANT0Mg MISS

Mpssrs. RaM0RRls& 3os General Aa'His
Of Black Hawk, Mississippi, are authorized
Agents Of ne Mississippi Creole
To Candidates.
ttFhose thar dance must Pny the hddier."
In NO CASE will we announce The name o' .
candidate uni Ole fec y paid. County offices
$500; District and State $1,000.
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Trnst sAla.

as tUEI4uI luE SNhNt
EDY Virtue Of a deed o al
- ted BY Robert r. sGia
the benefit Of James II visa
ers. on The Esd March, 1875
duly recorded in the office d
Of the Probate Couaof Mada
Mississippi, in Book 6l Dsa
.776, III, 778,and 779, \
will expose 10 public sale y
serve, at the plantation d The
r5n, seven miles soUth. Wtstoll
On TaeSday, Match 81
The said plantation, coniaIalg
Thirteen Hundred AID Sixty
Land,-about 1000 cleared
fine slate of cultivation and hI
proved, together with
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DHVID II. MeAhLS
Canton, February9, l8is
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ts. efaaf that i j WA - et
taaif nos TO aan8 e ~ 3e4
ma McGeVHgu a@tfnt t
.ffe-ssoT ~ FRS iaF when NIasH d ~
nj Sinrfeysfs 6fids. Toll zee .. riA
- ~ fit ffariFa. ard that lt1lIssl WrIH Nfd
go m cfarf wfss1l Us Ili1l. ees
ftrl Newell 1raa - Nt
-s5f ffrf ~ r4d hsau Oh lle day a4 p.49e
Ti-.r s4s1 ~ GttHaif ht tlt
~ sear Nnren Hm0fu.-ila tP
earnest gHsA-lSln ~ 2 ts.tt
sI5sr came into 1he IEgsg1r.f
- m lfss III fad with lza1Hg
I'm & .h01id have been eldqlleff
lGsaisit 30 r9i fsqlils i. tla&Wsli 80 q
4 -. ~. ~ ors--Cysnad % Gothe % "
f4,s7ilia ssd t58h 3 sifsl from bin g A4n
4 sff N4ffsoN 6w5En ~ sad d e9afsl, W
asa 81 Wdineldsg tbs I'D. wA9 ~ N ~
ei1ef tn i tig Ic5 bat thatlh = lsf ~ y W
bosds aitp1 5esrs. tily % il pc a4f i'e e -
~ n Il s.rs ssrain nes il1 GO - e9ll
have rade any f6ing outOf ile 1e8 ~ q n. ~
% doll fo glhe.'sp thiaAs cab 9ss,ef y l1-i
The Cos1ea tsen Aaieags a ieneHi 8setnesssy
nsOl8 afi1HrrnE. - q ~ ret too4 gctsaA y
pgsehei q auaiion, tsss liat & sa go sa.. e
lie s. WAYS a6d eoae INST leSl oJposea o. aa ~
leinsa p,siaa sEgna, iAs eae9sse eI,isea. e .i p"
~ rpa1asy, ss ess laie - - ~ s5.
petsd q III, dRs1. q 20 Wtis.s 5se9e &. w; .s
eoulmation gf s asqsItioae+. mr. Acai44 N 41-A'1A
sftlts eentie4laa SAID.
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WedueaiaF Hl1Ia.t Ans. ]. l8s.
as Nurona
iak. no saisi Of ans e6nsndueaes s-4 Ths mautst
~ isiih The pesspt raduesd SsoE gt 1aa d - 81
auy markell s 6fm.
NEEseHl1AEs cftasIlI1 aItcNa
lHiasial .....s.......g II istsnE Eal.s..s
QEdnay = "a s3si kalt..
Coed N g-sas ,85s ~ IS Coed ani Nfn2.A
OBACcO9he stoek 81 fsBae1o oiIe1iae ii bgears S
eonsidsaty reduced. nad prices gaaeaHy fsH The
sale. Yesterday ambses on hs intending 19s bids IS
a. q s. aud "a p II 81 ~ hts 81 Al q So and % ~
49, n hhda g a. a. ~ end 81 n 81 s. $3.50 les
SUGAR AND AIOEAs sSs-sass 81 Sd % is0 Hhas
Sasaf a. stead rlcss and o. aboHf any Bills Aloallsa
ineadns % Dbl. prime (aot Is6oile) q 2le. eal1n
FLoUR.--Buyes sie Reluctant 70 psg DE present high
fafe ana shaIelos oag pnIchass % supply their Immediate
wants Sales 100 bbis unhrnded 81 Ions at s6 and $50
10 40 extra ia vsfiona small Lots al 81 &3e7 SOL Foo
500 hhlss Soar ~ 8 wax refused.
COR - Scarcely any demand and tie sanket duIl
0as few smui lss say SO q 50 aeks s5l8 q s6c
-OAIs.oo sacks Ohio lod flt LeSse. IS sVo los
e5apa loe bushe.
PROVISIONS lssgf Mes Pork were made AZ
elo8 90 l2s. and large los os5 a less aaia o. 50
eaa Bacon Hams tSueaS cnFad9 and Hma olz Of prime
Sides q sc OF Lard. ~ kar piaay soia oct q
AT Ike dscline
LI,IE cafzs 81 $50 east TbnHlasioa Esaaetiy a.
eeised fas sid b austou follows 30 sks q IS,
800 q V 20 q a s7el ., and 1860 a u =
& cHk
n ET2eo sacks ivuEaoo taboul 210e CoareY uold a.
800. iousd iFoat store and 6ao Do ru1s itaa At &c
C0FFEEaes % go haau j. thls lots. af SO. p y,
WHISKY .-Rectaads qe,sh HOBBS. uusa iaa q
9Cobbls a6 the highest fate.
ENCHAN Sta rates unaltalsd.
II KREIGfFTSs-
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FOR OALIFORNIA.

8sAFor OaltfoEnfa via Ohagres-- y SAIL OF
a. ~ SATURDAY, alh Of August--tha eapqiiqg ana
49, very fast sailing copPered and cgppet.i pils
LARC@Hs, Vim. kogeH, msster, viii san a apefe-
In Cabin ...... ESQ 70 steegsge 80
For leigh nassage, appq 20 ne on noai ops
Tvs ca MEEkER q 90. 6 PoydEal 8.
~ SAT- On "WEDNESDAY iAugqstH
- Fer california; via 0hagres --3teq oIleaHa
~ srnd C't1ryes Reen{af Linf--ihe a and resr
fast saiinn Schooner LOUISIANA tgalFlIcs1.
ursisr Is now lelg eeele pa11engels, ard VII have
sad persons eoin e Chafes desitad % 20 dad
iaos her at tha Idwet Rcayune fieE For freight 81
passaFe Apply q lhe Nepiain On board. q 20
iys o. IL NJ. HARRISON 8 CO.. "a Pug rss So
49,, Tor CalifoFnia, Uia Chsers4- Rsgulas
~ : lionttlr Pasket = The spIsn1id -slra7shia
ua ALABAMA J. j. Eieht commandaf. viii
leave foE ChagIst. dTee4s oa SATURDAY. August is
RATEs OF PAasAaR
Ia Saloons $50 90 Lower 4i5 60
Sieefage-mess with cieWf.....s 445 Qo
~ No barth secured until paid iofs Razlagc ear -
hsI cabins Wi be limited quantity 81 ffaehi via
Bsl SiEEkER S Poydas uiEsst.
tFoFor San EIsnefsco, California. - Pas8a -
&Fa@ FFoh he nRe iatt F1l lng euppaleH and copper
fesieast BAH Z t tDls, leellH. ma.isi viii
Of EatlinE their pastaGe se, and maEsE toaa aE b.
sides b taking share @ lhe corlo, c1nsnE q Ill.
limited 80 90 zhalcl ~ 4g eare. trogF91afo Y ultlla1
among lhe ps-'qnee y ..sl 49,. L ~ -
shares ate taGea. ey g
W. Oily III 81 lhaIlas -
,.s.,,., hlS9,;s s rsp-.s,5.r
A DEt4Al5f OnlitCk. laQufe g ~ ems. 90 3
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ALLRszp Trsfr ~ Two ~ ATcBN Es.7-A ndIep Mut.
INV ard Wn Shepard two 81 TIE nigl watch Of the Eifat
Wunoi1ay. were arrested yesterday charged By Dr. ~
Nee sh el8ainE eeV valuable cane worth some 4i5.
ar ne sd0ung circumstances. DF. Nee bad been called
On Rfn1ay nghtlast By the SeIfesnt Of tie Walch into
~ watch house. for The purpO Of dressing he wounds Of
canein corner. Murray, stated. took the aBf
passed it out Of doors 70 Shepard who dspcied I'm he
gutter for iekeepnR. The accused Repaired give
bail for their appeaIaHce.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

BooqLEas RRQUEgr.-Iisnry Drzst had his boots
stolen three weeks since and ia waking yesterday he
espied The identical pair doing good svso another oua
Dhzst stopped the peE9nage and demanded BIS property
which YGefusst with THE Hmafou thai be
t1p might be 1t bis service 10 this demma tho complain
ant referred the matisrto Recorder Genos.
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FORETGN PORTa.

4 - ~ - y ~ - II ~ z -
-, For Vera CruT--7'he fns and verg Elslsafire
schooner HEROIRE, Capt. Alsn, HAVING q
great portion 81 be- e9Ieo eneagad, viii have iu-
ina excellent a eabin ana siaeaEe pai
eppy o. board, Love, Rissy eas 4laf g g
@a sailing ship ISAAC ALIERTQN apt Smith,
~ having all her cargo engaged piil hasa immediate
dspaeh For passage oalg. having luperiaf aecommoda-
81 % F''s Il H. GALE, g oonmoa street,
: 90 For Havre.-The A fast sailing ship RADIOS,
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9 Of her cargo engaged will have immediate Dis
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CoAsEWlsE PORTS.
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- receive freight, and ,gu have imnsdiaa dspgieh-
For les passage. hayiHs unsuIpassad seconnodaaa
e9 5yss JN0. ". ANDREWS B CO. 81 Common 4
80 For Boston, Boston ana - ollslns Iisgnlar
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and saafase passengers and fine state suitable ar
family ko freight q passage, Apply 70 The Captain, oa
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~ Agents in Boston. HEINZ Lincoln 4 Co.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
"a ININE, CAL0MEL, BLUE MASS, lFk- .Ilt
~ ftAfs.sE RHUBARB, etc.--As low for cash ~
as can Be procured elsewheEe-Gall and
fY indget-Dr E. J. COAE's PkEPAkA- 90
Clibt9 lS0BFHERN COUGH sYRUP-A une1uasd
remedy for Coughs, Influenza. etc. y - =. u !. -
EXTRACT OF COPAIYA, SARSAPAHlLLA
AND CJBEBS-A certain and sgfeeabie cue. superior %
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA AND
TARAXACUAl-Fbe strongest preparation that can bs
RAI,sAMs OF. NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERyVoRT,
eeof the relief and cure Of Communion and bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE. RHEUMATIC, LINZ
MENT.
tiEln, Bronchitis and Consumption.
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No EyrDescn Nj Jean ConturisS was examined yes.
lentay upon The charge Of sway certain geos @
Ia bis charge Notthe least particle Of eYeence
forwss to sustain the accusation Tie aosuIed hon
Qfabiy discharged. st sst
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N conformity with meeting held a (
u at the Biloxi HOutes on the $500. II
25th inst, IL agreed upon TO oilefE
A PITCHER or THE VALUE o. ONE 80 z -
HuNDKED DOLLARS, to be contested tor on WhltN Ee-
DAY the Sch August. l649, at 10 O'Clock, A. htIee 70
al sail boats under the regulations Of the sonthen Yacht
Cinb 1855, ,,,, !,
Il was also resolved 70 oaeI SILVER CUP for the
smalleFoass of boats to be contested for Immediately aIoi
the fifst race, under the same reg letOnss 80
E Gentlemen intending % enter boats are requested %
y JOHN MOUNTF0RT. Chgiman;
Jso W. NIXON, seeEetaIy jg2I d&Wtd