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WI llLAAA FEti ~
Inc iJfe4Cent ~ utual Insurance t01url1f o uelg|
VIII subscribed and pletEe1 fissit4i of5 & &
4O0 10 90 Do llhFHg $50 y q
lsAoa lelqys 70 receive Application md DdkH ID.
s4ance a. their office, on Che noFiii,et b6ldaf Of &
Camp and lraVier street, on = Z
FIREs MARINE An D RIVER Riskss
a ne init rates Of premium. ~ + ~ 49,
Ahisl COMPANY i3fsia bshed fiil6f tie titi-
ual kI1qil cot ilisnlaIee, and q Hrnphats
leally Home lnStltninn. lQ earnings are N.ss
70 be invested and employed hers, undefs
the imlnediate control 81 the Trustees and = : .
not sent 70 Other cities ioriIyesfnle1t. .sas q -
Every person inafnE with il hecoines iefese Ia Is sue
eeand Tie RoFtrs asteaa Of being diE anong few
The 1rQstes Wafe q he wal nscaly o a vel sacuned
and pledged FUl reliable n eases Of loss and ample IN
der al qrnaY calamity. alElfe the public hatthsy have
Z Two fiJlIJRIt TH0BsA Nd DOLLARS. (.
Subject p 90 he Of CAPT. Al, and lahe io
The Trustees btIege tbs ~ scrpon offers full security i
the assured and that this Coupany pIeenfs unusual guafan
tees for prompt and liberal stemenis ~ eases Of los, as ti
funds otte Institution are aiqe here, and % being purely
souhern and ADmesiie lIdinton, H ac@ are not CON
nOed By foreign deptos sod ii VIII couQim 70 Houterl
habits 10 is mode 81 lHsiul1sa
The pQftloio Of tie CarnahE L a al times open iO tn
inspection Of parties wishing 20 nal iHsllqnea with t
ANU fsll5Btiilll. President.
THQMAs a. Antss Vice President
cHAaIrs y MAnosL safaTy. iglsm
4 fARAPEs FIGS, Pm igIis. dc.--For ale b
= " d2iH Nla y olsklAN 9 3 c0sSl Somnion g,
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IlUWWNIEa- The UIdeTalHn1U 0llF3 Tor sac p IlIEa
- invoice Of the following articles
IRISH AND SCOTCH NYlllEkEYi
COGNAC BRANDY
JAMAICA RUM
LONDON Ann DUBLIN PORTER, inpts and DTS;
SCOTCH AND BURTON AlsEs
i MONTELIADO SHERRY NllllEs
dM JOHN IQoLE, % Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-25

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-25
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-25

F1EAtfAEs d sts CHOICE Butter which viii be closed
10 ~ air ngiei lo iha flde. 3 cid coatienmelis.
~ ~ 4RAi. =. GUSHING 3 gQ., l5 Conlnlah s.
ElE1IEi8 AND ttillE5t1s Ei-Oh Consignment. we
I'D ana fseeigh9 constant supplies Of superior Batter md
llPee and qIe liis sule q los proes 70 re Trade
d9f A. III i5f Co.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

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= s'ls9h ,iyl,',t 49, s6oil
ana u 49, - ~, com cer
- ". ''.,1 ~ = -. y
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e.a 80. NJ M
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80
-. :. Z. .,.',' e $500. + ~ M
~ Nv. = = 1''Sl = '''o s.'s'ss.' ! '''s s
49, s 5. :, .....s.- ....,s,, THAT me
/, All ,,li 4, she irst Mon.
4 4 ,s'',, 81, 60 y. a mi
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,:.s z fli,s sa,.,,,,s sl,e STATE
,g,o.s,-s Vi go c. ,y and shaIl
= $3.50 80 .,;,,s ss,e. and IF
!. 's sSall !. s,hsS r,s;aSsv ,ba Sofes
- :, s saISp rS Tai,,tSea sbalI a. Il favor 81
n s-snosed consi;1n,;on the CoveTnor
III ;ss,,s 1, M
s sI,.; i, o,Lar nsoer of;cer u hold
.Ise,;a-. b, e,5srs of he Iee;slatnre
vino shall IN slectAd - accordaSce Win
he nsesen,. 1 ,,,,o I; onnant win an,h6ritv
= d;se ~, M and ne,ylv adon,ed
), 1al;5;,v and elIse,.. p,or;ded
-, rrn,.I;,,' =, ,6e ~e,,ras ofths votes
.l,sil ~. v;,;a,s s.ch nollsi iethev SAN
e,;sIs ' -, Garth ,be nroceedjncs bas q cnn.
d,,ct;no s,cb election. and prsorii1lsf fsr.
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Cotton Shed.

KENllE undersigned have iaken Tor a tenn
Of years, The Cotton Shed known a
the Bowle's Bluff Cotton Shed, one mia
below the Mouth ofTippn!i, in Lalayeln
county, Miss, and will promptly utlehd i
receiving and forwarding al Cotton aSl
Goods o. other articles that mby been
trusted toIheir care. Theywlll also, b
engaged duIing the boaling season. iibaa
ding Flat Bosisfnr the pufppsc of shippib,
Cotton % Now Orleans. TheR hope b
strict attcniion % business, 20 merit III
Iotronage oftle public, Z ss,Ass
JESSE TIMER. & SONS.
October II, 1915, 10 8m
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Medical COpartnership.
ms. CONKEY & THOMPSON

HAVING associated themselves in their
m profession, respectfully tender their
services to the public; and from the exper'
lance Of the former of more than twenty
years practice; and that ofthe latter, in
practical Surgery while in the Army of
Occupation in Mexico, hope to merit a
continuance of confidence and patron.
age oflhe community, The services Of
both can be had without extra charge.
Office the west side side Of the pub
lie sqnare.
OXFORD. Mise. Jan. 10, lsi9.-s0-6m.
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Book Bindery,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
An S,,,s,, I, go. ~ A., 80,

AT NATCHEz,
R lCIIARD ELWARD iakes this occa,
~ sion TO notify his friends, old custo-
mers and the public generally, that having
disposed Of his interest 10 the branch Of bis
establishment held az Jackson, Of the firm o
r. EIward g. Co. he Is prepared al bis es-
iablishmsnl ia Naichez, to make 10 order
and in superior style, Blank Books fos
courts, public Offices, mercantile houses,
&C.. SC. Also, to render entire satisfaction
in all and every branch Of Book Bindeiy,
An excellent Got Of Stationery also on band
Old books carefully rebound.
OcrAlI orders from any section Of coun-
try promptly attended 10.
N. B. Establishment al tho old sllnd,
Main street, Natchez, Miss.
April l1--l2--tf.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28
THE MUTD
LIFE INSUR A NOE C0AIpAll

81 TIE sI,kTRi0F 1T IsslrPT.
EMNII ! s aInpnll y, ipcofpo Ted " az 'aet
Ia I.soial sliIl ai lis last session.
has heeo ofesnlze upder sad acs, and Is
now ready 80 eiiecl insurances on alxss
anon Fl I.e terms with these adopted BY the
besi aud soundesl northern companies "
insnling northern persons. When NORTH
era colllpail les iasure The lives Of Southern
citizens. sheyiugafiably add ono half 81 one
haITor one per cent to he regular rates.
Our liable 81 rates IS as follows The pre-
MUM 10 Be paid BY the insurer may be
paid quarterly lt-yearly, q anngslly
Rates Of premium tor inswing one HIM.
dred Dollars on q Single ne 7
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

The Soathern, Jackson; Democrat, Coz
lumbus; Organizer, Oxford; Free Trader,
Natchez; and Eastern Clarion, Pauldingi
will publish the above once month, until
forbid, for which they will be paidthe same
rates allowed the State Printer by law.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

" 1N'.l| p I|H
8IAlPQ 2 I p a ed.
MQNc he many discoYefas which
+ are adding IN the Blessings d ihe mo.
SEM genera ZION. the pndersigned confident.
~ ASSURES lie pQhlie lhai BE has dlscos.
cred remedy ~ that dread I'd disease
GAWGH1
Hitherto deemed incurable The ofioiu
81 The tesled was Ia bis own case. hieh
almost against h0pe lie stccaededsin cui
ing, after mary flala o. other Ielnedie.
without SUCCESS He has been using IA
same reshed now for ID Years, and Il
an cases Successfully Rhele appheatio0.
was nude IA line Ile considers Il mi.
diciops, pefhans lInrf6 "a boas. efbi,
treatment of to max promises beyond ahv
possible pefformahee, fof there are case.
spfor gone Is I'd be incurabIe; but Ia il.
viies he aflieled "a consult him. and IL h
shall satisfy ihen Of bis ability 10 max.
cures they can |hen ny his remedy.
al persons who apply u person or by
wfilten description Of their case giving Il,
size, iocailon. age, general health and hab.
its, together with he temedies that have
BEEN used, may expect candid answers .,
to The result Of heif cases.
i caunol be ioo loreibly impressed o.
those afflicted with Cancer, 70 make earI,
application as delay Is dangerous, and pro.
longs the cure. :
CANCERS OF THE TONGUE 4
have and can be successfully lrealed.wiIE
this remedy He will be ins CoIumbu,
until lie FIRST af June, WIN,
those who are "a cted may Sec The M
merous testimonials and cetniicates 10 AZ
'ess The efficacy and efficiency 81 his NOD,
ot treating every variety and description
y " NJ 4 4, n y. I. 81
All letters post paid, will receivUtimme.
iiate attention
DR. BURNEIAN SHEPARD.
0ffleesat the Columbus llole
Dec so. le4s-3 0-3m.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
- LANK Books Tor courts, public offices
&C., made to order, il The best and
most durable style
Book binding ia al rs branches. also,
done and warranted instyle and workman
ship. Also on hand and foF sale a number
ofarticlcs consisting Of Stationery, The
patronage Of tie public Is respectfully so-
iieited. NJ l. JULIENNE,
Successor Of Rich'd Edward g. Co.
OF Bindcryai The ola stand, two door
rom the post Office.
April 1I-laAtf.
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80 ~
Pos19s't "a "a
loving 80
newspppet POSE 10y 4ss 10y y
Dy the tosssR'.'p. ,'7'
Notice q ne t'nolIc. Ra4 ~ lletles''
% PosiaasIsl g lqt'9e 6 ~ tleslne
Of Letters, tRs h.lRfil q LlezR RI
tsrs. 1fansltnt Neirs2 e|.d ~
POstnlarkug ot t,ef.eEg eo'.,' 1'ed @
ME Brstlsh ma tlse llltea '9toies fis'
ternatsOnal Mails
HereaIter when d letter exceeds an
ounce in weight but does not exceed
two ounces, il will be rated with four
charges 81 sinele postage: when i
exceeds two ounces, hui does not c y
coed three will be rated with SIX
charges Of Single POSTAGE and SO on.
there being a single postage for the
first half ounce, a double char e for
the first ounce, and two additional
charges for each succeeding ounce, OF
fraction Of an ounce. beyond the first
ounce. This is ordered in virtue Of
the nrosionsoE an ncl of Con ggess, ap-
proved March 3, I849.
And, in pursuance Of thelsanle act,
Il Is reouiIed that letters which nre
refused az the Office of delivery, BY
the parties addressed, and letters
which for any other cause, cannot be
delivered to the parties, shall be inns
mediately returned 10 the Dead Let
ter Office in Washington, under ads
dress 70 the Third Assistant Postmas-
ter.General, without waiting The time
for advertising heretofore required
in relation 10 Ills class of dead let.
tiers. They must IN every case be-
marked with red ink on the face, with
an entry showing they we're refused,
or the cause that prevents their de>I
livery; also, stamped with the stamp
of Office. and. witha view to the prop,
or adjustment of accounts. be placed
under post-bilI TO the Dead Letter OF.
fee.
! Transient newspapers Chat is, pa
'pers not semitic the Office Of publi>
cation) will hereafter be subject, IN
virtue of the actaloresaid. to the gen.
eral publication postage rate only;
fbaS is one cent for any distance in
The State. and one and a half cents for
any distance exceeding one hundred
miles, where the newspaper Is sent
from one State TO another. Bntpos>
tage on such newspapers Is ~ all ca
ses TO be prepaid, as heretofore.
In respect to the Briiishmails, where
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

TO lLLUsrRATE.-A man Dged IS, Of
sound health and constitution, free liom
hereditary or family disease, and Of tempe
rate habits, can insure his life for The sun.
Of One Thgousand Dolhis, by paying SIX
dollars and eigk.y-seven and q half cents
quarterly, or twenty seven dollars fifty
cents annually for tho whole life. AT bis
death his iamily Will receive tie sum OF
One Thousand Dollars, and The accumula-
ted dividend, earned by the premiums, in
good companies generally fifty per cent
Each insurer COR the whole life is a stuck.
holder, and participates in The profits -
Lives may be insured for ono year or
term OF years. When one insures hislife,
for the wholeli(e, he pays, as Ibe premium
or price OF insurance., the same sum every
wear, no mailer how log he lives. A man
Of thirly>fiye could insure his life for the
whole life, for $1,000 dollars, al twenty
seven dollars and h;ty cents, payable each
year, and be would pay no more than That
sum at 90 years Of age--if he insure year
after year, tho premium 10 increased every
yeor, and at the age ofG0, he would pay
iorfy-one dollars and loity cents
The advantages Of Life Insurance nre
now too wen understood to need a long ex.
position. In al countries, the prudent and
farsighled, whose mears are limited. and
who have dependent families, effect insur-
ance for their benefit. Assured lhai when
they die, the widowed aud fatherless wilt
not want. but VIII receive, from the insor-
ance Offices, aceTtain though moderate COM
pelence, husbands-& IA hers may toll hapi-
y during tie day, and sleep, unlfoabled by
distressing dreams, al night. An indc.
pedence for the family Is socared. iei ne
insured die when he may, IN debt Or out
ofdett.
The company is now ready 10 receive
applications, and when applications to
sufficient amount to insure safe com.
menremeni shall have heen accepted 81 tie
TRUSTEES, the policies will be issued. Par.
ties making application most hold Thorn,
selves lhereafer ID readiness % pay ihe
fret premium, at al times. A failure IA
pay the premium when due forfoils ne
police. No insnrapce vim b granted lor
more Than five thousand dollars on life
I'll present. No person need apply. gho
IS unsolnd in health aod consliiuiion, or
liable TO any family, o. hereditary disease
of inicmpefa 10 hls hablk If one, ehoee
ne ls insured become inlcmperale, 10 fhe
injury Of bis health, thereafter, the policy
On ais life win Be forfeited. A life may
Be insafed IA ne namo ofirnsleef, =
bV a wife b enure 10 her. - horehildfen n 4
~ 1to iof1rn kr1 h,irl,rl.f fflrtt = = f..rro1 Y
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28
"a Niesc Cdli6lisl0t.
In the Field.

YNlIE Undersigned bog have Is inE,,u
the Ladies and Genllemeniof OklsJ
and vicinity. tbatihey have ro.opened lleir
STORE, and having just received new
Fall and Winter Goods.
They nre now fairly 10 the field 6s candi
les fot seilingGoods. begging the pstron
age ofthe citizens Of Oxford and vicinaF
without distinction OF Parry
Their Stock consists IN part Of
Dry Goods, a full assortment Of
Ready lHade ClofhinQ.
hits. Clips SHOES mi B00YS
HARD IKtRE QUEENS WARE
GIf0tiEfllES, iSdL)DLlsRY, &c, &c,
Their Principles VIII Be "a take sIish
advances on'cost aud selbfor CASH onIy
Please give as call aud y6n viii csi.
lainly be satisfied with our Goods as vel
aswlih our lerms
ROGGENBURGER g. BRO.
Oci %. l64s -3l-if ~
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

OXFORD, Mss,
viii attend tho Circuit Courts IN this
and lhe neiehbcsiug counties, the us. Dis
trict Court at Pontoloc. and The Chancery
Court at Holly SpfiDgs. An business en-
trusisdlo their care willieceive prompt
attention.
In this association tie practice in the
Probate Caurt in Lafayette county will be
excepted, II which piacliee Mr, eastman
will he alont.
July Is, ls4s-l6..f.
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T ne STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
To all persons interested in tho
lands, tenements and heredit-

lands, tenementS anu heEeuil-
aments Of S. King deceased.
UoU are hereby 'eiied 70 be and ap.
u pear before the Probate Courtof La
fsyette County, at the Conri House thereof
on the third Monday in February next,
then and there to answer the petition 81
Samuel r. King. administrator oflhe Es-
Inie Of said deccdent Cor fale oftaid lands
tenemknts and hereditamenIs, described
in said petition, as lying, sit1alc ard being
in the county Of Yallo5usha, and Stale
aforesaid, and known as 70, number (3l,l
thirty-one, in the town OF Grenada, and
part Of the East half q the North East
quarter Of Section eighteen tle y township
(22.l twenty.two. Of Range Is. FIVE East,
containing 4 20-lO0 acres, and % show
cause. II any they can. why the said lands,
tenemenis and hercdiiamenls should not be
sold, and further, to do end suffer such
things, Is shall be considered and ordertd
in the premises. BY the Court Aforesaid.
.,,,,.. Wiinessihe Hon. John. P.l
sTOCKARD, Judge Of said
Court this 3D.. Mvnday y
Decemer, 1915, and the seal
INV thereof annexed,
Issued December ooh, 1873 III
ASA NIX, f'Irfk.
Dec. %, ls4s. I'D. s5-
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PaddY's BluE

HlHE Proprietof Of This eliga-
.Ahle point on the Tallahatchie
River, takes pleasure In inform
inc his patrons and the public
gcneFally, that he ID now prepar-
cd to shed FiFTEEN HDNDRED
Bales Cotton, and VIII store and
ship for 10 ID cents per bale.
lie has also, a safe and commo-
dfous Ware House for receiving
and storing Groceries. dc.
PAR. CAUGHLIN,
Dec. . ls1s.-3s-ff
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MI IL R HANT
TRAA02.

TNHE subscriber has just received n
! new and splendid assortment Of
Cloths and CasimefS Of every variety Of
color, Pocket Hanktnhitfs, CFaTail, superior
articles. and Cents. black cod white Kid
silk and Buck Gl0YtS, very enc. Also, 40
excellent article of Silk, MNino and Cot
Ion Under-shirts; for sale al he old stand
Call and examine-n0 trouble 10 show
10. ABLE.
Sept, g. 4s.-20-lf
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

JACKSON, NlI.s March 27tng g 40
IN obedienre to m act Of the Leglsla.
lure 81 the State 81 AIlssissippis approved
March SRI, A D.. s4S; \. JosEPH ".
MArfnhv Governor. 6scs do hereby
publish and make known the following
Fact 10 lake the sense of the people ofthe
State Of Mississippis on the propriety OF
calling convention to amend the constl-
tuition Of the State. =
JOSEPH ". MATTHEWS.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-28

sIosELEy.
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}. q. THOMpsoN.
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sepI. q. 1890
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-03
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
SY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL

LoxDoS. l04 AN Ssturtsy. Nov. =
Tee Fre1ch ma. q yesterday oss not arrives he
various sivices from Forssn Exchanges are .snerAy
encoGrEsins
HAv.E-Thsrs ). more ssuviiy IN msrkst-o~sde
sr,kness IL C0ston Lsrge sas,ness dosHg In Co--e
snt sugar
Haxsrzsa i5.h -EIchsngs on LOseou Is marks
IL. short
RRUssEIS I5th-Exehknse on London. = -
A~rwE1P 18th -Exchspse On London = =
srTpE~ stockholm, Oct sr--Fasis Sfi9a Lfrs -
on ara after 81 January ner, y-sr British ve'ses VII
- treated z swedish ports In sane "a amer a. nsn'e
vsssss IN respect g t1Dnsge, Por dusr snc a. o'e1
ehs-Sss A. Eoccs -. r-sT oe isg.y imported N
=E..is- vessels nay sso be imported IN British al
and al soodf skaDy exported may sso % carried "
Brlr,h vr.srs 10 9TH $500 Ihs sans tsrns Ss u
imported or ex porssG z -EediiA vessels
FrzrsuorrH -Thc Hecate steamer, Win Sif Il
Bsl re- Pavoy Extraordinary - The aitet states On
board sailed yesterday morning for the Bermuiss And
the Potomac The American trtsste - ls"renee
"a, srrfved At Cowes from Bremen. TIE rcyal yseh'
ordered % y 10 readiness oy " edHesdsy nieaL u
en- bark tie Court a. Gosport for Co~es
VrsNxA Nov LII 10 sstd the Cabinet intend u
form agricultural schools IN Hungary and colonies Tor
The poor.
RslrwAl AUDIT &c SaT compsuies are n az
Ing attempts 70 ascertain the opinion u their share
holders "a tie resolutions sreet T. al ne ate Eeeuns
q .s.egs,ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-03
ship NtNs.

BOSTON Der IN, s-';Fs. On saturday siisgncoa
cs ss .es " TX 5 sa.- S,9oS me
Ar, sunday. bars s-fsl Obey, M4iAnzas ia az
:9O.s - sat'.<.' '"g iGPo,is' a.
BTlg Cs-oin-, ssa Ju.a. css. - a.. isu rig ~.
tsrrss fis-E w t1- oufws-f 7auaEe, AT s. Jon -
pe se1 ~ Cso. Pr1il A.. ere OF ~ sa-m u Phsa
reported ron sosrr. Tor Jsn-ro nufut 81 go tsp
Prs,t refused Rv- az part c14srs OF ne o-ssssT
Biz Pam Rs,pslsn1oct .ehrs CHESAPEAKE. Bal.
Below ,hip oo'lnbisr Eoresn' tsfI Dsirts, o.
iHSLHEss HOLE. Nov . Ar. bsrs s-lsb Phls
bug Delaware. 30. s-hr' Bowel. S-v'ter- NJ susan
Phis; Ceylon. Portland. FOR Fr-ceneE'blrE
.s.h. Az hsrt Cniiio1, T4ts ir Boston
Bhg Hsndo5 Goasyss 100. i1r Sos 81 .oadoS schri
Barosoo-I Dc ElAoli. NJ or Bos-or a.. bfiFs a
Durham. yts, f0- Boz OF An@roa DO, Tor Saieu, Mon
iro.- Portland for PILLS. Emma Ffa,ces Casi., for 90
SYort MARY Bsl.t. Pnis FOR Bsvsrhil Liberty. Bos
ton. for Philso B01var, Nsntuctet Tor AeTandrs
wre.is. Addison. Msaid.. Es,iport coser. PlyHo7.s
Simmons, Provtnc-io~n. Tor Norfolk. Css,lcnse Pniis
fif Boston, May. A Rowlsut. Governor. Lyncn0grg
C.bO', O ,splis s.s.e BoIiOa. for NYori.
Ar 81 p bah " Psfg-. Ba'umc-e. f,r Boston
Brig tIPaase, Aux Csyes - nsi fo- Bosioo; en- 40
American, .gol- ~ al 81 o. on a = esrf Raaser
Portland for Havsns sane day p.ssed ~ ri packet
,hlo, Standing ssW wish red Bal n her signal
Bog Geo Wsskiugi-1, Bs lmore, iof Ban schu 81
eeroT, Beverly, tor So''o. E,.sru Lshl Boston. for
TsnFef; ETes. PaniAud, Tor SYort L.rsin, Phi. Ma
pcuseI Mary ana Eliza. NsntacEsi FOR Pnils-
Returned schr Desue having beer II ro5iei yesterday
~ Gay Head with schr NYori lost ma nssi! broke
boon &c the Ny orb tustsinec % dsmtse
About 500 hush Corr have be-n goI "a schr Dscsr a.
80 ssho'e Oh hsmmedios shosi vii pfoisoV get oo'
he rect Of the Corn when The wind moderRSe.
10 ct bari Chitsr, ir - America. MOntrOse, fur.
Frances Henfico. Da1psr, q Nafti' gOr sears -1et
lsot, Desns Conner hauIos' p ouiSei ",-.,s Ms,y
Rowland, Governor L. nchburg, Csbei Empire stsi-,
Canton. Liberty Bsluef. Eastern Light Dispsich Am
MANS, superior, Eroe N0ss Lssln, Mary and r =
-, John simmons, MIR. Bach. ADD CrSlon Toe
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-03
BY TElEsgsSH 70 I'VE HFw.Y8ar TRIBUNE
Prom Bestos-PuribeT Disc sveriss In regard
20 the Terrible TraIsdy.

By TsL "a Tris-l Bo'ToS, sunday evening, Dec .
neexcEeme1tinreistiont % Dr. Webster Sill COZ
Hasss Isres Companies u infantry are unSer oieer'
tonight out there ., Dot much prospect q Tot ao-
ever Further ,ordons q Toe sody Hs7e osfn ci','7
j IN TIE c.oset 4 Webster ron "a = tea ea-s'
found ks covered Wiz bod acd there srsfN s1.-'
ia tbs ,ey -orres2ensng win he Il T. s'sn''S7PS'
81 = - BLOOD Int s2ysr,u,y cleaned win 'oe sino o.
se3, rave beer found q The scr. s reported iaAi
aoos stains have bssu ,rseed from We5sier' foo 70
the place where the boey ~a ia, found 9'rns o's'
by,tor. bevsS % y Psrkmsn have 5sen di'co'ereo
Tas su.soriues az sad 70 - n po''ess7n q ~
aerce act y: made yzoie Tee Corooer' - s1e'' o.'
teeo sSi5urnAd 20 Wedn.s'sT ,szt.
webster % IRE ca n tofsy san VITA a'S arTe''
- buti, yil much ssistsd Very isE AZ allowed 70
See Tin
ADstr u yaats..ons market Wsb''sf All stained
with blood. we're found III. @'i-rnooa II Dr. ~
rom Yg--s a.