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DAGUERREOTYPE.


n. Would respectfully rstu thanka for
Sss S.a 81 x 9 iFs e R s5 sc eSRo1 q
ave yeau ago, durag which time he has taken more poa
sThbsa q 0 rs Fs s5a wSa VA Psa YER e.
&c bet operator from New York and be was awsrded he
but shels teksa By himself ~ a.IaTsl the public that h
poEaia will oOntihus 10 Be what they always have BEEN
hs BEST Bis long experiences and consfst pFao4ics are
ne bes % plons daeoua Of insuctoniu The
fshssper ihsa a4y N he oitE ~ oder aIiesi tie rsas
&c SCI pss oi @ aSasi soT 1's az e e % n @
" b9i New York Cameras a. els.
oIden from the eountry promptly attended
- EntEsnee No. CAHP strsat.
LEWIS AND HII.r., A-la = A'lN'
alto R|EYS aT Law,
w ~ 95sses y ihs sgpTeme Ard District CouTs Pf
he stas 80 II $50 e'n'a''' y an Bi RPI = q
FAMILIES GOING ACROSS THE LAKE,
ND who are in Of STORES, will find II Id their
advantage 70 call the subscriber as ne prepared 10
putt FAMILY STORES Of the best quality, At shon
isi6 CHAs sTo6GHToN. "a Camps
rF1HREE B1rNbRRFfSSf So a5Il aBs TRStW,1v In
Han ea y me Bo9Ia q B.Iee5or o. he osd Fee
Specification md Esnsies foT ne Jii5rSe a5oaaa
20 be erected By SAID Association and which shall On their
The plans. etc. must be handed in TO the Secretary Of said
board a. their office, No % Camp street. tup sta) on
soTIeSDondne Win 5itis stTs, sI an sssd En-,
coBts}nsr tBe ~ Wv nsyso of o IN Sh ma ea ieet
addition e the $500 above named 600 win alsp be
afterwards paid for the Working Plans Of the
different parts of the structure, they shall be required
NO plan will be considered by the Board If the pasou
ing II shall have made himself known any member Of the
Board, with view to solicit his influence IN the selection
and plans accepted will be returned Secretary
q All the general views Of the Board. il relation to the
structure and other necelay information, can Be obtained
BY applying to the Secretary the Ore Of the Board
day. lSundays excspted) between the hours Of and
o'clock M..... By ortef Of the Boafd Of Directors
Jy66t THOMAS w. VAN WICK. Sec'y
NEW YORK. via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY, Ala and CHARLESTON, S. @.
RS NJ c. a8ssEN NsS, =
Through in Seven and half Days-staqe Travel
Reduced TO Ninety. three Miles.
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Through in Seven and half Days-stage Travel
Reduced TO Ninety three Miles
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HENRI HERE'S PIANO FORTES.
FUNHE Depot Tor these celebrated PIANOS Is at No. 5
u Camp street. All who desire rich,
round, full toned Piano. respectfully
Pc Cdo q ana dAs crane Instrument G now on
hand. Regular shipments made from Pans, as to
insure a constant supply. Prices very moderate
VIM II. MAYO,
iy12 n Camp ST.. three doors from Canal.
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SAOWEA.bAH6Sl
A NEW and Improved SHOWER-BATH, at the low
"A price Of S1A-oOmbning ShoDsT-B Beta and BGtiRR-
zEk-may be found at No. l52 Camp street also Patent
EAE-CHAARS, Of various patterns. For sale By
Mas. J.. PAPE, l52 Camp street,
Opposite Lafayette Square,
~ PIANOS TUNED Ann P mn a mn h-a Good
Workman mhH
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10 CLAIMANTS ON THE 0. S. GovERNA1EN7

ONE Of the undersigned will the 18th inst proceed to
~ Washington City, for the purpose Of attending to
attention to any business with the different Departments
entrusted to them.
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
(FttALIFoRElA QsE - 3 or BIZ E-built with
and neat model, 10 be Al the ShOp-WheTe al III
kinds of CARPENTERINGW WORK and J0BBIkGA4lL
is done. Oil ST. CHARLES STREET, near Julia.
APPS ly MILLER & DIBOLL.
To- orders from the County promptly attended to
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NEW ORLEANS no MOBTLE-By he daily line O
IN Mail Sfeamers, OREGON Capt Hiem CAlIFOR
MIA, Capt. Reynolds and JAMES L. DAY, Capt. Glib
er7on leaving New Orleans at II o'clock NJ and arriving
az Mobile next morning al O'clock. Fare, SS-Timl
though, Is houn.
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Finding in caId, published Saturday GOTH in The
Daily Crescent" you deny having made any charge
against me in yours of the 18Th If you other
will look right at it, you, they will find me charged with
having taken lumber board my vessel, after having
refused it. You wish to tell you about the lumber
BOARD oil my vessel ought not TO answer it, not
the proper persons accountable hut for the sake of
the public will. The oak panks knees and the spars
good which have board vessel and to the splits
you complain much Of in those tslo short oak panks,
they are thrown off in the measurement than should
have myself allowed You further state that the panBs are
only from 10 TO 10 feet long there make mistake for
you nave done as myself, must have longer foot
man me- have measured them with my own feet, and
found from II to % ea-my foot is IA inches long If Mr.
. will take an airy trip to the Brazos he will find in the
building Of those boats 30 40 feet plank in them IL
planks will not between this and the Brazos perhaps
men with large feet, continually walking over them may
tread them out little like the baker does with his dough
And as to the hay did say damaged! You say it has
nothing TODD with this 1t has For if you remember in your
card OF the 18th: Whoever might be interested, ETC."
Please remember conversation to me- at the time told
you they had better have given IA days and had longer
stun told you that Col HuntH not what length
OF plank was wanted, until had been down the
wharf and had asked him what the plank was for lie
told ms; and said that plank from % 40 feet were
wanted, and 80 feet if they could be had also told you
mat Col Hunt was no shipcapentsr and IN fault
Inc tault was the carpenters the Brazo for stating the
length wanted You may likely that take Col. HINTS
part because am in his smplo present but tell you
aud the whole world no fear no one so long as per.
form my duty and that ia well known in this city. like
Col Hunt because he every one as they Deserve You
say my reply short" 1t is for the bet of reasons in the
world my purse is short, my reply would be longer
Respectfully, etc., FREDERICK ARNET,
Commanding U. S 5Chr MBiOr Barbour
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Daughters of Tomporanoo.-rcommunfeate5l

An article appeared in the Crescent" Of the 18th ut
giving very favorable account Of The progress Of the
Daughters of Temperance in this State and be it known to
all concerned and unconcened in temperance matters that
the audabe exeOns Of the ladies for the promotion of
human happiness have lately been extending the Unions
already organized have been receiving considerable aces
sions, and the 9th ut, Oleander Union, No. g. was
instituted in the Third Municipality by Mrs Montgomery
assisted by the officers and members of Olive Branch Union
AlgeFs and the Magnolia UnOa of NewOTeanG The fol-
lowing officers elected and installed Mira Mayberry
P. s, Ms, M. johnson, A. g. MIS-. A. M. Davenport, R.
s., Mrs. Newton, A. R. g. Miss A. Barnes F. S. Mn
Meskns, 8. T., Mrs Barnes, s. c., Mrs Low A c. Ms
Young G., Mrs Meoy. A. G.. Mrs. F. Davenport p P
S. The above Union has already between twenty and
thirty members, and is receiving applications for member
ship weekly These female organizations have developed
facts hitherto unthought Of which prove that they are
powerful auXiaes in advancing the of Temperance
One lady, Daughter Of Temperance, in this city, has &C.
tually been Instrumental in inducing eight persons to
become Sons of Temperance within the last eight months
her husband being Of the number. Such facts
pointed negative those who broadly assert that female
CARNATIONS do good, and that they unnecessary
and unaysRg To those who entertain such vague opinions
may be truly said that they do good have done good
and viii yet do much Il has also hsen often asserted
that they unfit manage their sais with prOprety
NE assertion 5 not true they conduct thsT aais a.
.eipapeuy, aAd with much mehsd would 10 credit 10
w OPPOSITE lsE 10 esssi Of Bsldruue, slakBsa 4, desh
s5 msaleal q maeh ilatena Rmpshy ct R6 wal aad
We" esch ethtl W tAy 0jhei es6etiieH ID eStthe6'
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% The Thibodaux Minerva says: 4" Our town
has presented quite brisk and businesslik an.
pearance during the week. The merchants have
been employed in melting out goods to the planters
for the rolling season, which is now about COM
mencng. The yield, thus far, averages from 500
to 1000 pounds per acre, of two year old stubble.
which is considerable pretty fair yield"
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4HE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION. - This body.
which was to meet on The 18th inst, promises to be
very numerous. The Reveie Of the 18th saws
Every stage, steamboat or other public convey
ance that arrives in this city is crowded with
strangers, majority Of whom come to attend the
Railroad Convention. We understand that already
several hotels are full and refuse to admit any more
strangers" The Committee of Reception is very
Hospitality engaged in procuring quarters for the
members in private houses.
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ARRIVAL ExTRAoRDINARY.-We are informed,
Says the st. Louis Revele by gentleman from
up the river, that we may expect the arrival about
the middle of November, of a full-rigged schooner.
built at Mineral Point Wisconsin, and transported
thence across the country forty miles, to GaIena
where she was launched. She sails direct for San
francisco, Via Chagres and Panama, the design
being to draw her on truck across the Tsthmiis,
She ls owned and will be commanded by the build.
er a Mr.. Butler. Is not the country waking up ?
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
TeleEraphed to the "Oresoent."
A r II L v A L OF THE CARA

W NSSSA''
AR RIvAL OF THE NIAGARA.
Final Refusal of Turkey to Surrender the Hunga-
rian Retugees-Diplomatio Intercourse between
Russia ana Turkey Suspended-War the Prob
able Result-Oommercial Advices.
The following dispatches were sent by telegraph
by our correspondent at Baltimore, but in conse-
quence of the interruption of the wires between
Montgomery and Mobile, they were conveyed on
that part of the line by mail, and then telegraphed
from Mobile to this city. They contain iuteli-
gence from Europe seven days later than our pre-
vious advices. BY far the most important part of
the news is the precariOus position of affairs be-
tween Turkey and Europe.
BALTIMORE, Oct rs P. M.-The steamship
Niagara has arrived at Halifax with dates from
Liverpool to the 9th inst.
Russia and Turkey
The Sultan has persmptorily refused to surrender
Kossuth, BEN, and the other Hungarian refugees,
to the Russian Government Tn consequence of
this, the imperial agents departed from CONSTANT.
nople, and all intercourse on the part of the Am
bassador with the Turkish Porte was abruptly
closed. The position of Turkey has been sustained
by France and England. Onr dispatch adds that
war is considered probable.
The Markets
The commercial advices by the Niagara do not
vary in any essential particular from those received
by the previous arrival No change has taken
place in the Cotton market The accounts from
Manchester and other large manufacturing districts
are discouragng.
Old Western Canal Flour is quoted at from 2Ss
to 23s. 6l.; Baltimore, 24s.; Ohio brands are
scarce, and are quoted at 25s. Indian Corn, Mixed
26s. to 27s 3D.; White, 2Ss. to 29s. per quarter
Wheat 4s Cd. to 6s. Sd. The market for Bread
stuffs generally is dull.
The Potato Rot is spreading rapidly through
Ireland.
The London Money Market is shade frmer.
Consols closed at 923.
HaUre, Oct 4.-The advices from New York
have given a considerable impulse to the Cotton
market, and sales TO some extent have been made
at an advance of from If to If
SECOND DISPATCH.
New York Misunderstanding of the Canada
New YORK, Sept Is, lS49.-The Cotton market
remains at nominally the same figures, but holders
are anxious to sell. There have been sales at de.
cline of an eighth.
The Canada sailed yesterday. She carried ont
three hundred and sixty thousand dollars in specie.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-The sales of Cotton at
Liverpool for the week ending the 9th, amounted
to twenty-nine thousand bales; spectators having
taken five thousand, and exporters fifteen thousand
Fair Orleans, 81 Fair Upland and Mobile, sid.
The Cotton market at New York is dull and de.
pressed.
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[Corespondenoe Of the Chn1In,lnn Cnnri.r l
40 Nionraana or Mosnniin o - 49,

Inc NlCaTdBua OF MOSQUITO Question,
WAsHINGTON Oct l3-The great topic of the day the
Nicaragua Mosquito question. The French difficulty
sinks into nsgnifcance in comparison with it. The latter
is an accidental huny-he former has the appearance of
long gathering impending, and inevitable Storm The
matter has farther than any this country had
supposed II has gone far that is difficult to see how
the Administration their steps without dhonor
or proceed without preparation for The people of this
country have looked at the matter with indifference for
they conding 10 administration They are sur
pnsed 10 find from Mr. SQueTs address the Government
Of NQaagua, and from recent semi official statements that
the Administration have taken bold to say rash step
IN our foreign affairs from which they retract with
any grace, nor, indeed, without much dsoredit
We lind in Mr.. Squer's address assertion of course
dictated TO him IN his Instructions, Of President MOnrces
atcU IN regard 10 colonization OF any part of this cOnti
nent and an application Of that dictUm to the British sse
ments IN the Mosquito country. In fact Mr.. SqueF not
only declares that the American Continent be owned
only by Americans, but that invasion of the rights of
NicaIagua must be redressed injury to the United
states That the plain meaning Of Mr. SQuiers address,
The same declarations communicated to the British
Government through Mr. Davis, the present Secretary Of
Legation at London.
The protest Of the British Consul was dated July 9lst
and OF course the remnnstrance against
nCaed through Mr. Bancroft because the ls Of August
his official functions ceased by the peremptoy order of this
Government,
The tone Of the British Government is as determined as it
has ever been any International question, we see in
the correspondence of the British Consul in Guatemala with
the Government of Nicaragua Distinct threats are thrown
out not only against Nicaragua but any company which
may contract with het for the night 70 construct a canal
along the baHk of the San Juan and through her territory
we shall have more OF this matter anon.
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GS- The telegraphic report received in New
York, from Washington, asserting that there has
been difficulty with the Spanish Minister, is said
IN the Baltimore Sun to be without foundation.
This was the basis of the story in the Herald,
which we mentioned on Saturday as likely to be
$ cseUer joke, as it was printed, but we wrote it
clumsy Joke"
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FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
PERI q M e RYy
Combs, Brushes and CENTS Furnishing


Combs, Brushes and CENTS FURNISHING
Goods
II We have splendid Of new and beau
utul FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions BY packet We inv
attention the following list;
CARD CASES. Pearl, She'll Silver etc.
RETlCULEs. silk and Velvet, elegant patterns
PURSES. "A fine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony oseWOod, Papisr Mache, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood, PapieE Mache, etc.
DRESSING CASES. Ebony, Rosewood PAPER Mache,
PORTFOLIOS. Leather Velvet and Paper Maehs.
ACCORDEONs.. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. ..shsl and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS IA pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-Of all the celebrated Makers prices
ranging from eighteen dollars.
DOMlNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN,. Chinese English German
OPERA GLAssEs... "A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From two to six bottles
PAPETERIEs. ...Of Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER, etc.
OF PEARL Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk,
PORTE MONNAlEs.. OF She'll Pearl. Leather, etc.
CANES. Mounted with Gold Silver etc.
UMBRELLAs.-..A superior article made for use.
CORK JACKETS. life PrsIsrVsu
PERFUMERY Of all kinds.
susPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHlEFs.
CRAvATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
we have complete and
Cotton SHIRTS made we are enabled
guaranty fit. These expressly for our custom.
s' and Of in the styles Of the best ma
seriRls and in the best manner.
GUINNESS & CO.,
DS'@Ip II CAM street, opposite the City Bsnk
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MORE FRosT.-The Atalanta Geo. Intelligent
Ger of the 18th inst says: "The weather has con-
tinued quite cool through the week, and Yesterday
morning we had a frost that wss visible in the
shade an hour or more after SUNRISE
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From THE WEST INDIES. - Dates from St.
Thomas to the Goth ult, say that the Venezuelan
schooner La Fama had arrived at that place on
Monday previous, having on board twenty-five
exies who had been expelled from Venezuela by
executive decree
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8. or T. :. Meetings rus EycnInr,

LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church at Agier
at hafpast o'clock
HARMONY DIVISION No 10, at Crystal Fount Hall 222
IchOupitoulas street, at hafpast O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

Gs- Dr. John H. Lalhrop, ex-President of the
Missouri University at Columbia, has accepted the
appointment Of Chancellor of the University of
the State of Wisconsin
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o. The weather is now fair, cool, and pleasant
number Of our planters have commenced rolling
and we have already been favored with a sample
bon.-Thibodaur Minerva.
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% The Caddo Gazette says that at least one
hundred and fifty buildings, consisting of ware.
houses, stores and dwellings have been erected in
that Aourshing town within a year past.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

as~ Fred. Robinson, the democratic candidate in
Paitrey's district, (Mass.,) where there have been
80 many unavailng trials to elect a member of
Congress, has withdrawn his name from the contest
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BARGAINsf BARGAINS!
100000 Worth Of Dry Goods, Just ReceiUec

AT J. O'DOHBRTY'S Cheap Store,
Corner Of TchoupioulaB st. and 81. Mary's Market.
% The undersigned respectfully informs the Ladies Of Ne~O
leans Lafayette his stock OF Fall Goods received and
open FOL Inspection and that every article offered viii be sold at
precedcnuy low prices The following comprise part viz
Black, Plaid, Striped and Watered Silks;
Rich Coored, Changeable, Figured and Striped Silks;
Velvet Embroidered MuuteauS, Nsees and MJntlls;
Colonel Cashmere Cloaa and Mautelus, VeTv rlch:
Canton CuTe, Cashmere, Silk Broche and Polka ShaWlsi
Boreges, Taraans, FUuarls, and Dotted Muslns;
itch Mazaurta Rob Roy AMI Crenouei Plaidsi
Umbrellas PaTaSols and Suushades;
Platdt Striped and Chan-e0bie Apacas, new
French, German Engli il aud American Callcoes;
Black figured Irish Tabinetts, very new;
Linen Shhtlngs and DHmusk Table Linens;
tottcnades, Apron Che ks, DeBims and Hickory
Bnke all qualities l0A Ma aud 1871 and MarsCles Quilts
Red White Blue Green and Yellow tldnueis
Bed Ticking, Hooks snd Eyes, Spool Thread, Needless etc.
Swi8, Book, Null and Scotch Lawn Muslius
JucOne EdEirgs; Table aud Piano Covers, all qualities
Threeply aud Ingram CARPETS Wilton and Brussels Rugs
OHcOns, Door Mats and Canton Mattiugs
Brown and Beachsd Linen and Cotton SheetiugB;
Hosiery Ribbons, ArifcUls, Lsces and Gloves
Canton Flannel Gimps, FrlngeY and EmbrodGies;
Furniture Prints Red, Blue and BUD Damasks. AT
P. J. O'DOHERTi - Cheap Store,
OF 2p Corner Of Tchoupoula5 and ST. Msrys MaTkg..
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OS~ We are indebted to the steamers Amaranth
and Louisiana for late St. Louis papers,
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,.; -otFfloN OF The SABLE HARMoMsTs This band of
whistles was received last night with crowded bouse and
~, le 5ohss were appauded the echo The reception
eouu hol nave been more steng one and tonight they
So. is' Ooneeii Go eaay and secure seats the Apollo
helmons are there The Solo on the flute bv one of he
encore that il received 'o' anu "oI.hy OF the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

OT- We owe thanks to the Oregon and Califor.
mia, mail steamers, for Mobile papers.
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MR.. CALHoUN-Tne National Intelligenoer says
that letter has been received in Washington from
Mr. Calhoun, conhadicting the report of his inten-
ton 10 resign.
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OLYnP1c THEATRE.- -" Aladdin so completely sue
oe4'ial last night, will be repeated this evening the new
scenery alone is well worth The price of admission and the
esngemens reflect the highest credit on the management
ans ought to liberia patronage for Mr. Cbares TO
indemnify him for the great outlay he must have incurred
In the production ~ su
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Few CHANCES LEFT-The ship Dalmatia leaves tbi,
DAY Tor San francisco, California, direct few more pas
sengen can have accommodations if application be made
early this morning
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Temple Meeting --- This Evoning,

OCE TEMPLE or Honor No 2 NEE Unity Hall
lnHd Municipality, at o'clock.
CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF Honor, No. 4, at Tempe Hail. No
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Mr.. BuRKE.-This gentleman, one of the editors
of the Union" newspaper, is now in New Hamp-
shire, on a visit to his friends there.
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BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE CoMPANY-Ws call ,.,,i,uI.
attention to the advertisement by Thayes Co of "a POI
dras street, Agents Of the above Company The s5yt
there set forth should be known TO shippers and merchants
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

HORSES AT AroTIoN-FLoRANCE Il TAYLOR sell tyvo
fine Horses to-day. at ihe Government Stables in Grayier
sFsat. Sale AZ II ninlnnk.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

ns- T. A. Stickeman has just been convicted
of mail robbery, at Saunton, Va, on his own con-
iessiOn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

O1s- Gen. Garland, u S, A, who has been on
the recruiting service at New York, has been or
dered to San Antonio, Texas