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The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-07-14

SIEeUrAn CAsRs or CHoLERA' an
minent medical pFacsilloner q re-
essbure, Va, was recently called 70
ltend 4 lady IN Chesterfield, the mes
saeer informing him that she was
tackled By cholera He promptly
ksIted UPON her. and assisted TO re-
eee her pains BY bringing into the
world smart boy At Richmond, a
S6Fse case occurred. The faculty
were called upon 10 relieve a lady,
marked As victim of the cholera, and
me result was the birth Of twins, and
the rapid recovery Of the sick lady.
III both instances life was produced
instead Of death, and both exemplily
the folly OF the insane fear which
turns every attack of disease into
cholera. - Louisville Dem.
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'ANNoUNCBMKNTs:


e For Circnit Judge.
We are authorized 70 announce the
Hon. N. s. PRICE, DC l5ppah county,
AS candidate for Judge Of The Seventh
Judicial Dsltict at ihe next November
Election
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We aro authorized to announce CAPT.
ANDREW .. EDMONSON, Of Pon'oioc
co.lniy. as candidate for Clerk Of The Vice
: Chauccry Court for the Holly Springs Dis
iricl,
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MANSION HOUSE HoTEL


State Street, Jackson, Mss,
Near the Rail Road Depot.
RR.aI.. G. SLAUGHTER, late Of the
~ Esgle Hotel, respectfully informs. his
friends aud the public generally, that he
has removed 10 The MansIonillouse Hotel
which having undergone a thorough and
complete repair, and been fitted up an good
style, is now prepared for the reception Of
boarders and the travelling public Thank
FIJI for the liberal patronage hitherto ca
tended, the Proprietor 6atieFs HIMSELF that,
under Inc more favorable circumstances IN
" hich he Is now placed both as 10 location
and accommodations, he viii be enabled, by
continued sexeriions 10 please, 20 give still
greater satisfaction tohis guests, and all
who may iavos him lwilhsi their patronage,
Hers dotermined 10 spare neither pains
nor expense togyc reputation % the Man.
eion lIoas6, ss axe ae~sallnr's faxoriie home.
by furnishing his table with the best the
country affords, and .as far as possible, an
ticipniing and providing for their comfort,
ia cvery respect, whilst under his roof.
Tho hnueo ilss many advantages The
rooms are large, airy, comfortable, and well
furnished With clean bedding and other
conveniehces. las quite Convenient 10
the Depot; and the Stage Office Of the
Northern and also Of the Great Eastern
Line, being keplby he Proprietor, affords
inyollers. and guests superior fnclliIIes 10
secure seats. ll-tl
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For clcrk Of H. Circuit COuri.
JAMES .. HENDRICKS is,a ceuai-
3ass ~ Click Of the Circuit Cpurl, NJ the
Norember Election.
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aF-We nre authorised q announc
R0BERT flANNA. asa candidate %
pFobass Judge Of Laiaysae county Miss
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-07-14

We arc authorized toeannouneo j. III
KII.PATRlCK, Of Marshall county, as
candidate for District Attorney for The az
Judicial District
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A RrNi1TAAcE KRoM CAAIloaA7A.
re Albany Evening Journal o. The
! al. inst. says: sV received q letter
rom Major Jas. Whine. formerly Of
4 CITY, who wentto California with
~. Stev6nson's regiment. dated San
Francisco. April -, lS40s requesting
. ! 10 see that a letter which be bad
eposited il the post Office there, con
mining gold dust reached bis sons. ~
he letter referred to came also, this
morning, and confirms eighteen oun.
IS Of gold dust. The postage fPald)
u this letter was el4 go,
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FTNIlE undersigned having opened
\ house in Oxford, on Main lI1lB
street, south of4he couri-house, for the
accommodation of Travellers Day.Board
ers. and Cor Families, respectfully solicils
share Of public patronage. lie pledges
lis utmost exoriions 70 render coinlornble
all aho may favor him with Their custom.
BILL or cHARCEs.
AIai and horse, % night, 81 90
per day, es 50
with Lodging, from April
70 October, per mouth, 10 90
DO. do, from October 20 April,
per month, - 90
Board By ihe Year, with quarter
" settlement, 100 90
Single meal, 90 20
VIII. WILKINS. s
March soih. 1870. 49f
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GRRAT BARGAINS are therefore offered
to those who wish 10 supply themselves
with articles in our line; and the Ladies'
and Gentlemen Of Oxford and vicinity are
respectfully invited q give us a call.
NIB. Those tolbO hare NOT settled their
old accounts gef. pill snderstand faaf they
hare 10 conc forsrard and settle without
delay ROGGENBURGER e. BRo's.
Oxford. Mise, june 3Olh 1919.
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Wd>afo aulhDnzcd Do 1nnounce w. O..
VAUGHAN asa eandi3aIc Tor Probate
Clerk d Laageuo cosatys a the 'ne1i
NoseinbeF Escllen
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
L.aRArllrH CorNIT.

- Aflarhneaf.
junA n iFnEIkns
Wtlils dSy c6ne Tie parties by sheif o.
lorotys and lhepupou came 'on De
asIcnt6nFS motion, % soi aside DE levy
dn ihs wit 81 nilachmepl, ubleh uald no.
Goo The court ofeffnied, ND 4 appeerins
81 las court ihatl TIE defendant IN said nll
s. bon resident 81 tie Slalcn( .I'l 's,ipf'
It thefo|aft ordered by lhe court ihai
1a1..aI'8d 81 1s3s - 10 olr,nizcf. 8
ndbEl Acetsr1I on lshed in lAe Sewn a
DtI0II. I|I..l'IE|. 90 ne rH4cc q ~
t HtttaaIIAIy It4n|Nnr IAr ss'd ~
nI 81 111Caf o0 t1 I'0I1 BE nez
~ ~ th eolf1 - 81 s. ~ e1ar'
81 In .'.s .oun 81 o1lIa. ID I'1 c1nni|
|.IIII1 NifI.
r fH1 N1aia afr a. E1a
81 o Iffo
consul H
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'1 1Iar3
Ir tI|
HuHENIt
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-07-14

could mako the best in
watch, but Who could -
make fhe cheapest, OF
ralherth the lowest priced -
arliclc. which is notal
why's The eheapes, and consequently fhe
great falling Of 10 The quality 81 watches
Weimpoft our watches direct from Eng
land, France, and Germany, aud have
been II months in preparing our present
sleek Our aim has been 70 have a splend
ID assortment of Fine Walches--as fns
ss Eurnpe can produce. This, ia addition
10 q full assortment oflhe low and medium
qualities, we are. now prepared 70 show
Che public, all Of which will be sod al q
small advance on the importing cost,
r. II. CLARK e Co,
January 10. No. 30 Front Row
LAReE ADDITIONS. and more extensive
than eyeTe. 1904
HAVING received our semi-anndal sup.
ply, we commence the New Year with az
as ortment thai is not surpassed If equals
led in the United States.
We have "Twelve Thousand Dollars"
in the article Of Watches alone, and can
therefore supply our friends and the public
with any style, and al almost any price.
We have -
GID Patent Levers Il in S35 10 $3.50;
Silver do. DO. u" Is" IS;
with general assortment Of Lepine and
Vertical Watches
The other branches of our stock will
he fund as extensive and complete as our
Watches--such as CLANS, SEALS, lNEYs,
(Jewelry in all its variety, including many
valuable DIAMONDS and some fall SETS,
SPEcrAcLRs, SILvER.wARE, Con- FINE,
SILvER.FLATED GooDs, CLOCKS, LAMPS &
GIRANDOLEs, CUTLERY, GuNs, PIsToLs,
including ihegenune DIRRINcER's, CAVES,
TEA TRAys, With q general assortment Of
FANcY GooDs, in which will be found
many choice plticles for the Ladies.
NOTICE. We aim to. furnish those
who deal in Memphis, with a home mar
kel andsa home guarantee for Goods 10
our line, and invite the public 10 call and
examine feT themselves. Our Stock is
laid in with Cash; our European Goods
we import ourselves; we get our Domes.
tic Arucles dircct from me makers, and
being satisfied with small profit, we offer
great Inducements 10 our friends aud the
public. We are also prepared 20 do all
kinds Of work in our line. in the best
manner and with dispatch, our motto IL,
TRY U.s. +. q. CLARK g. %.
sFFHni Row, Memphis, Tenn
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LAfArErrE CoUNTT
NICHOLAS LUDovick.
co. Bin Of Dipdrs.
EoPHiA Lruovick
TTpON opening The matters 81 n 500
- Of complainant IL said cause ADD
proof being ndduced 70 lho saiislacih Of
he court, that the said defendant Is abon.
resident 81 his State. 20 that ne otdary|
process Of Subpuna cannot bs sefvcdpon
her-it is therefore ordered and adi8eed
hy he court, upon complainani's al ica-
Ton, iIaf llis cause sland Cor hoarr a
lho mex lcrn thereof " be held she
eollfi hohss in W .oeu of Oxford,
11s Era Monday rflfr re ssh
.heudag of OlfQber ,.tsi, i
and bat cop5.oI this uslicr bc pat ~, I
l1rihs space a lhree monihs pfeF| 10 +
sid term, In he Os|brd orgenizer |h'|c I
published d me oan 04
|ori. in iho Slaio 81 nisIIll.b n|. 10 81 f
Iha nII defendant. lher nn8 here s..
teaf II We md 1eti Icrn O IhH fE
ani plcr1. ems er 81 icnrl y ihe ti||
uf nnid ronn'ainani. or no uaiIef9 Ee1|
uiil ~ iatrn ~ confcreci and ratfttI
* ieef1c n,tc thereon, Is 10 |Hri|
tasii SEN r1arat' nnd i0.i.
Ihss 1oiA CAS- s. Ianc Itfo
10 NJ ROBERTSON. ~
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Accommodate $50 or 900
Visitors.
DnnRa

I
have been fitted up, 50 that ibe applicant
can be furnished wsih any Kind srkick mog
Be desired; a TEN-PiN ALLY erected; 4
well furnished CoNYEcTioNARY will he con.
nccied with Tho establishment; and DANcl
ING provided for those who wish 10
Tip the light fantastic toe = 3 -
a CoTILLIoN PARTY
will be given once week, the music 70 Be
furnished hy Professor KENDALL,
05-The TABLE will be supplied with the
best the country affords; and NE most am
ple arrangements hare been made for
StabliRg Horses.
Arrangements have becn made with
Mcssrs Holland s. Eppes, Of Holly Springs,
by which visitors who reach that place
from any direction, can be conveyed to the
Springs ia carriages or buggies 10 three
hours time; and rs there Will be daily
communication between The two points,
letters and papers can At any time be
obtained from the post.oilice al Holly
Springs. h
In short, the Proprietor viii spaie 10
effort 10 make his establishment pleasant
retreat 10 al who may visit IN ssprrh.of
either health or amusement, orua refuge
TrnBl The annr0ach Of chnlau
BOARD.
SINGLE PERSON. 40Yse.
Per month, $50 O0,...v-v.--,,,..., .,,.I o 90
week. &c O0i,..-..-.s--...-.-.--- 3 so
day, 90 .,~..~............,,..s IS
meal, 50.~v~..-..,..,~,,,, rs
Children under Ten years Of age, and
servants, halfpricc
As The attention required BY Ibis ostab-
lishment conflicts too much with oih@ bust
s. the proprietor will sell 10 alIy one
wishing lhis desifablc property, on locon-
modanng terms. ORlSIN BECK.
June 7ih. 1910 S-3w
O~Ihe Gaselic, lloIly Springs fssis-
sippian, Jackson Eoeic. Memphi4 o..
eaniser. Oxford Baena Vista Bagll Pom
ioioc Lga1, psnola, will COPY weekly,
three lines. and send llieir accounts bfd
paper containing ,he advertisement, Or
ia Beck, Salem, Miss. NJ
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So n'horzed 10 annonncs Al. III.
M8fNURN ~ candiis s1HH ~
I4a|.01 o00|I H|,ss M BE c|t.|.nn
b nosents
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-07-14

NOR years The strife
has been not who
could mako the bssl
watch. but Who could
make The cheapest, Of
rather the lowest priced
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-07-14

Agents. uauicd IN every town n ne n, 8.
90 send IN four namra ant money a oncs
- mail or olhefalus. = ~ Lifenfy American
o0lca e.. 4. ouACkENBoS.
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VyTIIS day came The plaintiff. and il apl
pearing to the court that the attach
mcni in this case has been returned levied
on land, and thai The defendant has removed
from the county Of Lafayette, 50 that pro.
cess cannot be served upon him-llis OF.
dered ihat publication thereof be made ia
The Oxford Organizer,a newspcper this
State, that TIE deiendaul oppearat ihc next
term 81 The circuit court, % be held
On he First Monday after ne Fcluih
M0ndpy n Ofiobes ls4o,
and plead, answer OF demur 10 plaintiffs
declaration, Or Judgment will Be rendered
against him by default.
This 2Slh day Of June 1919.
ID. ROBERTSON, Cl'ks +
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

Tsow CHAooo-Most Of our readers will re-.
member (says the Philadelphia Bulletin the Chi.
naman who was formerly in Mr.. Dunns Chinese
MUSEUM and whose business was principally to
write Tie names Of visers on cards in Chinese and
IN English tor trifing fee. He spoke English,
mperiec'ly, but yet rather better than he writes it.
recent arrival at Boston, brought a letter from
this Interesting person, 10 Mr.. E. E. Smith of this
city. We are kindly permitted to publish this let
ter and Tsow Chaoog's America friends will
doubtless be glad to hear from him. The letter is
oeT0afm et hterQtim ct punctu0tim, as follows:
CANTON October "a Is4S.
~ day pie 'san passenger and nice capt tho
mp LOST 2u0 bale onsc 10Th 40 box and mate 20
up to Cantoa find my m dead in iauy IS43 and find nv
Ga brother dead IN apnl 1877 be back to o. s.
IN or years hope you and your family happy always
-, our friend rsow CuA ma
Please tell America friends my send him compIiments
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07
Louisiana Interior,
SUICIDE.-The Minden Iris of the Dist gives the
following account of DR.. Pennal's death:

SUICIDE.-The Minden Iris of the Dist gives the
following account of DR.. Pennal's death:
On the night of the 18th inst d. w. s Penna of hi.
place shot hnse He had observed in the evening 10
10 Abou he npe p ~" az
b he a hes I of One s a. s, h n% trying 70 Kill
could prevent, had honght he had such design
placed the mn2ze against his left temple and discharged
GA opnos side lie abou, an hour ' nea"
Doctor Pennal. as physician. stood at the head of his
him. we can say he Possessed many amisb and reeemng
wee hs, % "a" Ms With Vi,
and the orphan comfor. the bereaved.
MINDEN.-The Iris asks that Minden NAV be
reckoned as the third best town in the State-rainus
the "mud and MORTAR and "olher epidemic and
disease breedng appendages of the first and Sec
ond." Go ahead Minden! We will be rejoiced
if you can outstrip all the cities Of the Union in
your rate of increase.
DEATH OF MAJOR KITcHEN-The Alexandria
Republican of the 2Sth ult notices the death of
another Revolutionary soldier:
Death has taken off Of the last of the Revolutionary
heLoes-Malor DEMANDS KITCHEN is more. lie died
cs age Of more an So yea He wss an e IN bs
Continental Army at Yorktown when Comwallis surren-
at the battle of the Cowpens of The heroes Won
mouth and wa: severely wou1ded in de Psate engage
the early settlers OF this county where he had raised aarge
aly His memory VIII long be cheiIshed by the lovers Of
Their country.
JUSTICE IN RAPIDEs.-The Alexandria Demo-
crat has some very pertinent remarks the
viction of VIM. X. Brown of the parish of Rapides.
for manslaughter. Brown was well known and
popular throughout the parish-had money to fee
lawyers, and his victim had no friends near Alex
andria. Notwithstanding, strict justice was melted
out to the accused, and he vas sentenced to FIVE
years imprisonment in the Penitentiary, to pay a
fine Of $500 and costs Of court
Communicable OpeIoasas Gazette of the
25lh ut has the following Para Graph:
Two brothers named Wakin who liy ed in this Parish
9nt to our Jal last week. by Honoe Fuse Ju OF
the Peace accused OF having committed murder few
whom could not learn Fearing render Ourselves the
echo OF some false only mention the facts that
have come to our knowledge
NEW PAPER.-We observe in several OF orr
country exchanges notices of new paper recently
established at Mansfield, DeSoto parish, and called
"The Mansfield Advertiser" The paper is neu-
trail in politics. and will be appropriated to litera-
ture, agriculture and subjects of general interest,
and as is asserted in the Introductory, will be devo-
ted to the instruction ans amusement Of all classes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

ANOTHER OF THE INSECT RoBBERs.-Francia
Conley, taken to st. Louis from Cincinnati, by
Lieut.. Mchau, to undergo trial for his participa.
ton in the Nsbe robbery, is very respectfully con.
nected, and. had, prior to his recent detection,
borne an excellent reputation. He had been EN-.
gagged pilot on different steamers plying between
Louisville and New Orleans, for the last nine Years.
Lieut. Michau found in his possession over $1,000,
being his share of the money stolen from Mr.. Ms.
bet. He acknowledges his guilt, and states that
the robbery planned by the smallest of the two
men arrested in Illinois by officer Cozzens.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

CHOLERA IN MORGAN COUNTY, ILL The
Morgan Journal alludes to some cases of supposed
poisoning in that county The wife and twe
daughters of Mr.. Leighton, on Indian Creek,
were seized with fatal illness, which Carried them
off in a few hours after the attack. An inquest
was held, but it was the opinion Of physicians thes
there were no grounds for a suspicion of poison.
and though opinions differ to the cause, it il hes
lie we'd upon the whole to have been cholera,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

The WEATHER. YESTERDAYS Hems-A wet dsa gree
able day yesterday. Fashona BILE churches wee without
their occupants, and umbrellas commanded premium in
the streets Dizziness the order of day and the
day .emenis yielded to the Storm The Shell Road in
stead OF presenting six miles of glossy beavers white gloves
putting segars. dashng vehicles and ast.trong horses
looked desolae indeed like old deserted The
Canoton drew their slow length aong solitary and
alone the glad voices of the merry crowd, that usually
Joined this day in happy unison with the Kissing steam
wanting. The balloon ascension postponed. The
fireworks at the Place d7rmes could contend against
the sister element and refused to spit forth against the
rent the long array Of mhees serpents rockets etc. that
were in waiting to aonish ths behoe The ferry boats
piled backward and forward with the few whom business
duty called to the river The Ievee with sufficient
quanum Of mud presented dreary aspect The depau re
OF the Delegates to the Convention Baton Rouge was its
only envenng feature during the day. They left the city
the Eliska, and before the plank hauled in we
stepped on board to hear little political wisdom and when
found to make note of " Groups of the epreseaiv OF
the wishes Of the democracy of Orleans and the surround
parishes were engaged animate discussions upon the
forward deck. The claims of the different gentlemen whose
names would be presented being freely canvassed
Wishing them pleasant tip, took departure at the
ringing of the last bell and turned agan to encounter the
mud and rain.
In the afternoon it changed from raining pouring down.
flooding The streets every direction Even the Crerasse
the exciting topic OF the day forgotten while watching
the mimic rivers formed by streets
The several police offices, reports will show offered
nothing OF Importance and the rain extensive coEtl8
gations" of the questoa-so locals" possess but
little interest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

FATAL CArAsrRorHE--Ths bark AYnla, Cart,
Kendrick, from Boston, Wills coming TO the
Charleston harbor en- the S0h passed SC hear Ash.
ing boat at anchor off Fort Mouths, that her crew,
consisting of three cclored men, fearing collision,
jumped overheard. Capt kendrick immediately
put about, and sent boat to their rescue, but be.
fore it could reach them, Isaac Miller and Jack
Richardson, both free, persisted. The third, an old
man, belonging to Mr. Knox was saved
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

L. S. NAVAL DEPOT IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
Our Minister at Sardinia, Mr. Niles, has obtained
from that Government the privilege of permanent
Naval Depot at Speza, under very favorable cir
cumstances.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07
AMERICANS AND Burrows IN ITALY.-The New
York Express has letter from Florence, written
in March which c,,,.

yesterday we rode ont to FesoIe and dined with tbs
Soys (son OF Judge Story at Henry Greenonghis MI
u has villa there My quarters close to those occupied
by shelley RoGer boWrng, the English poet ia here and
SO Is Elizabeth Barrel, whom you know Mrs TroiIonne
t as been called to Eng and IN affection account Of
ION TO young and great deal of Boston monaV
expended here IN old end pictures James Lawrenee
"a wo ny of Abbott has commissioned G Canch IL,
pic ure Tor five hundred dollars, and what is better
prepaid He has chosen for his subject a view of Rain
This 10 CIanch is but a continuation OF Boston fivors 49,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

SPURIOUS Com FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The Gov
eminent, in consequence Of the discovery of a
quantity Of spurious coin in New Jersey, with all
the presses and implements for manufacture, has
determined to send agent to San Francisco to
seize the coin and arrest the parties concerned It
is said that near 100000 worth was shipped from
New York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

IMPROVEMENT OF ST. LOUIS HARBoR The
vote taken in the three first walds Of St. Louis on
the subject of borrowing fifty thousand dollars, au-
thorlzed by an act of the Legislature for the i'm
provement of the harbor south of Pine street, was
very limited The majority in favor of the loan
Oil 1t rests with the City Council to determine
the nature of the improvements to he made.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

CASE OF CHANDlER.-The counsel for Chandler, who
found guilty of nanslaugher in killing Patrick DAILY,
having moved for new tia the matter argued Sa.
turday before the First District Court Judge McHenTy pre-
siding Witnesses examined that the city pa
pes, containing the evidence gwen The trial with emarks
the introduced into the jury before
verdict rendered and that the reading of the reports
had influence upon tie minds of some OF the Jurors The
Court has not yet decided upon the application
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

FIRE.-A fire broke Saturday morning between
and II O'Clock the of Moeaus Fancy Store.
OF Royal and Toulouse The early arrival of
the Fire Department upon the ground and the vigorous
ertons made to the b1ldng, confined the fire the
roof and upper story We sorry say that the damage
TO the stock of Mr. Moreau by water very His
model establishment; comprising $4,000 worth
of rich aud beautiful goods and offering endless variety
of fancy articles. At this time it possible estimate
correctly the merchandise, but supposed
cesd $l5, COO. Insurance on stock ola, 600.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

CouLDNT Come IT JupGE.-ChsIles Wilkins, convicted
office and absractng roll bank bills upon being brong
up for sentence before Judge plead most pathe
cay for mercy but the Court taking all the circumstances
into consideration thought that would be better for the
good of the Commonwealth that the penalty of the
should be melted out 10 him. and he sent to the pen
Tertiary for two years
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

SENTENCES Saturday last was busy day in the First
District Cou The TO lowing sentences pronounced
the former 10 two years and the latter to one years hard
labor in the penentary; George Thompson. tor larceny,
months in the parish prison Roe Sullivan, for theft,
four months in the same comfortable quarters Thomas
Smith, for manifest intent to steal broad daylight from
store. two at hard labor in the penltentiary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-07

CLUBS TRuMPs.-Thee negroes-Henry, slave Of Mr. IT.,
Sandy, slave of Dr. sloan Ben savs OF Nj. Mcneil,
discovered playing cards on the Leyee behind cot
them hand that was hard to beat. and though Sandy
oed clubs trumps yet after violent resistance he with