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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-09
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From ihe N. o. Crescenh
EI. DORADO.

Ell DORADO.
Away DER briny bllow,
Across the Mezique sea,
il To rest on golden pillow,
Ny heart is bounding lrees
What though the waters rave,
And lash the ship abeam;
~ III ride each angered wave,
And dream golden dream.
What care for the sea- etH~
f aa What dread Of savage hand
One only thoughts with me-
That digging in the sand ts
I've read in ancient story
This wonderful tradition:
"a That Gold was sire TO Glory
The end man s ambition.
Adieu! ye loved ones all =
Farewell to Young and old;
I haste, at mammon's call,
To dig the shining gold!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-09

DIED In Cadiz. short time since, Mr..
]. MEANS, Editor of the Wayne County
Democrat Mr. M. was young man of great
promise, but whom just at the age men begin
to live, the call was made and he is no more.
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Put i back Put that right back
where you took it from, as the girl said
when har lover snatched kiss
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-09
OBITUARY.

DlED-1n Craze Townsbip. on Thar,'
day The Is, dsy Of February, 1870, Ma.
WALKER.
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Markets.
From the Ohio Statesman.
Cincinnati. Jan 29.


F.otR-No thahge from last quotations.
Hoes There is inore ,duing 10 day, and
and prices are better.
PoRk-Mess So
WDIsEEy-Prices have declined; price I6c
per gal!sn. w
.Nip York, Jan. 20.
Flour There is disposition on The part
Of the holders to sell, but there are few buy
ers at present rates, except for supplying i'm.
mediate demand. Prices for fair brands $5;.
l8a; good, $5 374; pure, S. so
WHEAT-Prime White, 81 ~.
PoRK.--M Market without change.
WnIskEy-25c per gallon--Inarket mac.
tive. NJ,
Ohio Sevens, l0l.
PMsburg, Jan. 20.
Depth of water in the channel 81 feet and
alling. aH
Baltimore, January 20.
o rE CATTLE-Sales of 1858 head at 3d..
60l6 IS.
Hoes On foot, $5 l2aa5 so
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Patsburg, Jan. %.
Depth Of water in the channel 81 feet and
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CsIEac.sr s0,yyIcE i |,

EsFT CRgsCnNr OrFIcE, ,
Wslnseday MorninG. March 70, 1873.
COTTON. Tho depaing accounts by the Canada,
which we published yday mornno. have quite unsettled
our Cotton market buyers demand lsrgs decline which
Is not yet generally sGbnsd to- About 1900 bas changed
hands Yesterday falling of of Of from the rates
before the
TOBACCO-Ths nss were rather larger including 100
hhds q folloes IN hhds at made public. and
q hhds. 4. II ~. do. Of " aad R. st 1l6ov D.
SUGAR AND DOLAsoEo-Thss Sugar market i dul
though press abostts sams. and - hhds sold 4
3k0ltc. for sod Common fully Fair. Molaas heavy
aso with sal of go bb a gallon. most Of the
SALES bsns ai 15E017ks.
FLOUR.-Then wsrs more sellcn than buyers Of Flour
and the Cauads boz produced dull and depressed
feeling though there decline The only sales to our
knowldGs 200 bbs Ohio in at a ~. and 80 do
lows tchoice) Ct - 20 = Dbl.
CORN-The stock light. and prices are consequently
but little affected b. Tho fossn Salss Of 900 sacks
s 1000 and SOY white st ~ and 500 do At &c bushs
CORN MEAL.-l00 bbh kiln dried every sxra) sold at
o. SIX bbl
PROvIsIONSPork very dull with only small sales. viz:
100 bb Mes ct % g. 80 Prime at % u.s. and % do. Prime
Mess 90 bb Lard rather less active and the only sales
reported 70 bb 81 u do at 300 kegs fair 1t g. 30 do.
at 6 and 17 do prime 6lc b. Bacon pretty steady.
with sales of 30 caks prime Sides at Co., and GO do Shout
den at axe b.
WHISKY.-Ths demand is limited. Sales 100 bbls Rec
titled. in lots at 1sc. , gallon.
FREtGHTS.-A bark taken for MsnsiIles at round
charter Vessels continue scacs and shpmasten ask I'D for
Cotton to Liverpool while I'd frssy offered by Shipper
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asphyxia IS related in one of the French journals.
Asyoutf Of the name Of Lemoine paid visit to IN
uncle, who Is farm labcrer in the neighborh0od
of Havre. This man occupied a small and i'll ven.
tilated apartment. The nephew, at 8 o'clock in
the evening, went to bed in the room Soon after,
the uncle and Two companions entered the room,
and al! fell to smoking, The youth was asleep.
AT midnight the visiiers withdrew, and the uncle
went to bed. Laying his hand upon his nephew,
he found him unnaturally cold, and endeavored to
wake him, but without effect. Help was called |;
clan directed operations for the recovery Of the
patient All proved vain, tie next day he expired.
A post mortem examination was made, and tho
physician pronounced that he had died Of conges-
ton of the brain, caused by the respiration Of To-
baccO smoke during sleep.
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BOURNE ON THE sTEAM-ENaNE,

And Other Scientific Publications.
Atthe N. O. Stationers' Warehouse. Nc. n Camp IT.
A CATECHIsM OF THE illustra-
"A tive Of the Principles which its operation depends
and the practical details of its Structure in its application
to Mines Steam Navigation. and Railway with various
suggestions of improvement: By John Bourne. ~ T.,
Editor OF Treafise the Steam Engine, by the Afu-
san Club" d. Appleton 3 Co., from the last London
THE STEAM- ENGINE, STEAM NAVIGATION
and RAILWAYS: BY DR.. Lardner. r
ABRAMS HIGH-PRESSURE STEAM-ENSslN r
RtjSsELI,S TREATISE on THE STEAM-ENGlNE.
Russell on Steam and Steam Navigation.
Wards GunneFy and Steam ,o.o
Roads and Railroads, by Gillespie-2d edition, 1913 mr.
LARDNER's LECl URES ON SCIENCE and ART
2voumes. ,H.c
- vols with q Epgravings;
Mor6t's Applied Chemistry with l!O Engnsings
Tuners Organic and Inorganic Chemistry edited py Ae
- big and Gregory.
Noad's Chemical Analysis4
ParneLs Applied Chemistry in Manufactures Art etc:
URE'S DICTIONARY OF ARTS MANUFAC-
TURES and MINES. with Supplement
ElectrOtyne Manipulation in the Scientific Aft9.
Dnper's Chemnry Of Pants-l vol. Ito
C.lpeg on Coal CAL vol Ito.
Danisl's EIements Of Metaorology-2 vols.
HoIzapfers Turning and Mechanical Manipulation.
Halleck's Military Arts and Science
ws Ssih ielSs ssiisWi J. B. STEEL. II Camp {,
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STONE & McCOLLUM'S
NEW LEVlAT Lam CIR Us.

Under the direction and management OIL, JOuN
T1HE Universal Public Of NewOeans respectfully informed
that the New Levahsn Circus OF Stone McCoum nov
hlbitng at Congo Square, First Municipality.
The troupe by largest United States, comprising
talent unequaed BY Circus in this other
county, The repsentaos consist OF series OF Gynnas'c
Evouons and Of those acts and
erceenc highly appaudsd BY the citizens OF Mo-
weeks From the most OF talent attached
Lerathan would mention the names OF the
following who their peculiar are universally to
world Eaton Stone the best rider
world T. AcCoum, unequaed Equestrian La Belle
Rosa tb Female John Smith,
eon the best representative Of now living
D. W. Stone r. Coleman Brown, r. Founa Brenard A. and
Hncklsv jennings Green johnson, leading
the New Levahan the magnificent
Brass Band under the direction Of the celebrated Gau
entire brilliantly wiih and arranged
Family PARTIES and be engaged
plcaon Box Office between the hours OF 10 aud ii A. M
sD- Sunday, IL O'Clock, for the
who do wish to attend the Night Exhibition
Box 50 children haprce Pit Is CENTS y24
ROPuR'S SPARRING and FENoING ACADEMY,
No LOT POYDR.9S Street, Neu Orleans.
OPEN FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to 2 P. NJ. and
~ FROM to 8 O'CLOCK, P. Nj. jas
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CHOLERA EXPERIMENTS, = Mons. Ehrenburg,
Dean of the Faculty of Medicine of Berlin, has
addressed to the Academy of Paris an account Of
microscopic observations on the atmosphere al tho
time of the cholera. He declares that he has made
a catalogue of upwards of 800 different forms of
corpuscuIes which float in the upper and lower
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nT- The dead body of an Irish woman was
found on the track of the Lowell Railroad, ON tho
l4th inst. Both legs were cut of, and the woman
seemed to have been between so and 60 years Of
age. An accident happened on the same road the
daY previous.
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ADAM A N d e v e.

TuyHE TWO GRAND MORAL PICTURES" The Temptation
Of Adam Eve and The Expulsion from Paradise" by
srbitse for few day. only at the ST. LOUIS HOTEL
Acknowledged by thousands
finest exhibited the United perfectly
and beautiful conception uniting deep imagery the
TRUTH such fail make lasting
impression the mind Of the bsholder.
Exhibition from O'Clock A. N. TO 10 p NJ Admission, so
Tickets the Office Of the st. Lous Hotel Ministers
Gospel and Editors esrecy invited grotis mh2sn
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS
Corner Of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
P. STICKNEY ................. Manager and Director
JENNINGS. Covr

THIS EVENING Wednesday, March % : Rsappearance Of
Miss Rosslne Sckney who viii her magnificent Pnn
epal Act g. r sdckney Bschwoed naloy Craven and
Horsemansbip, Comic Inerudes. Ethiopian Entertainments
Trial vauig, and Laughabe Aherpiece viii conclude the
performances
~ Particulars the small bills Of the day, posters etc.
O'clock performance commence at O'Clock
Idson Dress Circle 50 Second TIER, Is cents mh2s
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Telegraph. =. ~. me
Thelus.. Lafayette
Virginia ....... 6,m2
WIN. Bostsford .l0,m3
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

See. For California via Ohagres-To sail posi-.
~TEEM lively on SATURDAY nsxt, The 3lst instant.
-. a, EXITS splendid steamship COLONEL
STANTON, Capt. J. Wright. having been unav0itaby
detained wi sail a. above The Col stsnon has fine
conmodsticns fo few more Fin AID Second Cabin Pas.
allowed 300 lbs Of tageage-al over 70 pay frssht
JOHN GOnDIN. 81 Camp St. uD stairs,
mh2s4 At ofto r & G. FORBES, II POydras ST.
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To Judges, Members of the Bar, &c.

~ We publish this morning specimen number of the
CONDENSED Decisions Of the Supreme Cou" for the
POSE Of ascsainng whether the Judges Of Courts Mem.
ben Of the Bar and othsn interested concevs matter Of
sufficient Importance to sustain the publication in wsskly
numbers hereafter The decisions published win contain
all that is important to their authority in the cours-
in complicated involving many facts and namsrous
points Of law, the report of the opinions will b. made In
full in othen the points of law decided viii b. Givsa in
the words of the Cou and in othen again. Of material
interest," the reports will be condemned far practicable
The oaton of the Decisions is made by Perry War
field. Esq: and satisfied that endorsement Of
TO inspire the Members of the Bar with con-
fdence in his industry ard accuracy.
We hall publish the Decisions in weekly numben during
the session Of the Court in this city and the Decisions at
Opelousas Alexandra and Monroe Immediately after they
received, by mail.
From the present number until the first of November next
we shall furnish the Condensed Repors' for Three
Doiars and after that date if the support which the pub
location receives will justify ito continuance at Frs Dollars
ysar-pSyabe in all cases in advance.
Members of the Bar and ohen who desire sustan the
undertaking. nd copies Of the specimen uumbsr and
subscription lists in the Clerks Offices of the several Courts,
The Office Of The Crescent. 50 81: Charles
March 2, 1649 A. H. HAYES Co.
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Schoouers.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE. ~ " N.-LoHefTupx. 90 Win Time, Oh.

Cleared Yesterday:
sss si S:$' A:s Liverpool $ SS$:ss
e. $500 tsa;'sIe B.lsInos A:i. ss:
@ s:::.;. U.s. k:.s
Arrived YESTERDAY:
stsam.hip New Ohssns Aud from Port Lavsca. ga inst,
s..amsbio Palmetto smith from Galse.ton. 18th inst to
ship as e.: d.. from Bosa to L. H.
Bus b;los. Gs;h.r. day. from New York to master
Bari GI:si. Ward ~ days from Rio de Janero. to Rics
Brig Hope P.os. from New York. Sd inst, in ballast. to
sohr Home Oliver. from Tampico Goth in to o. Wick
sohi Tom a % K.f.p. sd.y from C.lc...u to master
JS L. Day Gibsnon from Mobls-49 bales cotton.
Gs,f0s p G.sh.n from P P,SuIs
ois.. Gosalch rom ssIls a.oa'0as ~ '''''A
Gors, Keslins. from Ca.9sn-so7 bales cotton
SoS Iry. 5S ISL. bali. cotton
Eisis, Landry. from Baton lonss.
cvsc. cson Faa n H. s Ps D.
Tsss s: Esg k.. ss.i %S . d. 4. Passes
snLoW-ooMINe Ur
Ships Harriet Augusta Shssld. Realm. and Thos. Dsni.
son. and brig Thos. E. Hart
spoken: 90.
By bark Clsora on the th nlt lat 90 a0 g. Ion. 30
w. w.. whaship Italy. of Gramport. Weld. master. with
full ssrgo. bound home On the Gath ut. in lat - "
D., lou 20 08 W., bark Walter, of Bangor for New
York On the 18th iast in let 40 or. NJ Ion. $50 26 W.
schr Crescent City, hence for Chsss. 20 days out-a well
Memoranda:
Towbsat Hsfcnles towsd down and to sea, on the zod
inst ships Rappahannook and Minnesota and schn. Gov
Andsnon, and Dream.
Towbost Caledonia towed down and to sea- on the 21d
Inst ship Creole, and bark Marcia.
Towboat Daniel Webster lowed down and to on the
th nst ships Gsorgs Turner. and Esther May. and brigs
Belfast. and Columbus
Towboat Mary Kngslsnd towed down and 20 sea- On the
md inst. barks Oregon. Eliza Brass and Munlo.
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nApolF s sn VT FL K9S bw sA IIiseHouss
I'D g e: ssa s MA
at Law, Banks Arcade. Of Gravier st. MIX
CAMP STREET CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
SEYMOUR y co e imp greet, (Nezt Door to
BIZ Tss e bT3 4d q h M
en- ossi FELL ' faE S.,ss
he above reward VII be paid By the undengnsd for
the s nas" 5
TILLA. Said GIL Is ) rather bright muiato about Gk
feet or inches high, 10 or 70 years OF age. s,out
Sic d.n5t h.r6oe 81 he house. Of tame,
snd have understood ffeQuener of the c0l0rd masked
6 si Ss IL ns s a M
Be- esd ns hsf Dr.Ssaoa
'An mRaa q" # '' orlean. warehoas 80 M.ssans..
4. F. COCHRAN q CO.,
GENERAL oTEss SGRygAsF '.r .ss In
ss :s s; w: :a s' a ;ss
R Rtk GkAGk Iii go 5sps COKE. ss1 n.
GGHGaAMpAGSE = E I'D Sa, ssas' fine T'1''
:; J. 9.s-:
PEPsEs PIN and ssYslnE bag.
ALMUNDS-a0O trails and bags Son She'll
WiNEs-Pcs v.3 9 pgaiss Sweet and Dry Malaga:
FlLBERTs and BRxzI Mfrs. and every variety Of
eAEohHS SSyI ss.s:
BUTTER-sso kegs superior st. LOUIS. mh22 I'm
Agency OF the ceebrsted American Powder 90.
MAYO's MUSIC STORE,
8 CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal 81.
New orleans.
/ that they can always find at his ME-
sS sfSE ieis rs s's ss,, e,.s
enable prices and on mmolatipg terms. y
ses z s. s:
sPa finished sssGa in Rosswcoa Black Wan.. ard
III e. q
try q The Eolan doe. not require tuning for yssrs -
ns s.n II X. rs,S IL: 1ss r.
Improvement give. pecsar frmnes and b!i.Hcy 10 the
treble adds 70 ths durability and strength Of The Psse md
rzt5S ST.: % FL: IS :.9
hSs s % .. from $50 to
e..a
sas ss 81
sweet and POVERTY tone porable tweighng but Is lba
ossrs from The County for Eutes Guitars arionss,
Eageolets p'o.sns I,otossegs Str,nss and .M.siea!
pfes. 'I Band. supplied with Bras: iasu@sns
an Haps Double and Single Action ON hand and mad. 70
MUSICIT6e arssst CataIogae in the South The stock
is a. accamlaion Of over year" and in are many old
s Mss.e ,scsivsd BY svsyy sniya, from the North and
~.e * At he store Native Comiosition. soicsd ~
BY addressing the underlined. Catalogues Of Music will
e We sAs
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Mons and Madame AONPLAISR and their talented TROUPE Of
have been engaged and will appear This Evening
M. G. VAkDENHOFF a. Petruchio.
EVENING Wsd1ssdsy March 2s will be psrformsd the
aGRAND ITALIAN DlvERTISsEMENT, by the Aonplsi-
sL Troupe To be followed by the Farce Of MAKE YOUR
WILLS To conclude WITH the Comic Ballet Of LOVE, DES
PAIR AND CHAMPAGNE terminating with the celebrated
Dance Of Vaisovenn by Mons. and Nine. Monplaiair.
u Doon half past and Curtain O'Clock.
Tickets and places be had application Mr.. r
BAlLY between the hours Of 0and O'Clock every m28
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH %.

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CouNc1L-- Tuesday Eusxing.
March H-Tbee quorum present the usual hour
of meeting, therefore NO business done.
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List Of Vessels in Port.


(Nots1n First municipality designated following
abls BY mi " the Nos at The Railroad and
6sessd m1 As Steamboat Land
No beae Fstsoa Lending ..ln the Third im3 Nos
and
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ADJUSTMENTS.
anne RICAN THEATR e.

H. T. GRATTAN Stage Manager.
yHls EVENING" Wednesday, s3h will he performed thu
l. ncal Drama Of WIZARD OF THE WAVE or, Ths Ship
the Fakner. Mr. J. Charis Henry Bel
ford, NJ Kingsley; Tom T,ucl Mr. j. Greene Timothy Trea
Old NANNY Mrs j. the Drama.
Farce AND cox Box, Mr. Kefer; Coz. Mr. Spear.
~ The Poics bseinn
Ps e Circle Is cent? Parguette Second
Third Tiers Coosd Boxes 50 Gallery cent?
- Private and Beats be secured the
hours Of 10 4. NJ and r n. by applying Geo.
1tanlsy, Treasurer. a45ss
Door open before Perfomancs viii commence
qusrssr-past7 preciselv mh2S
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

Benefit Of Mr. MENEHAUT.
JNHURSDAY EVENING, March 20, viii be performed, ~ the
first time this season. the charming Ogers in three acts
posed by Bosseot entitled HANDS OFF THE QUEEN in
which Mess. Fleury and Valet and Mines Fsury
and Lecour will appear. To cnoclude with LA CLEF DAMS
LIE DOS Vaudeville in act
sg The performances will commence 81 O'Clock. mh28
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wards was arrested Yesterday charge Of stealing three
pieces of calico from the dry good store corner of Bourbon
in hi, psssessionn fact i said he was seen carving
off and pursued and arrested with considerable diff
Guilty Edwards will be brought before Recorder Genois
fbs,
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Michael Smith and John Cal

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Mchael Smith and John Cal
houn. charged with picking the poke, Of Henry Binkmsn
few nights since Coffee house the Espanade
and Frsnchmen streets: William Stevens snd George Bad
dy charged with stealing various articles from the scene Of
end William Tye CHASED with .tsalins kss o. powder
on Monday-wsrs committed for trial by Recorder euze-
neau yesterday. Richard Hughes and Rchard Grimes;
Pedido street late Monday night early
ierday morning. and Sarah Wooster. f. residing 10
caroline Mensilg her neghbor sent before
The Fist District Cont by Recorder baldwin yesterday
John johnson Charles Marx and Owen Keenan, arre.ted
ngeadeIs in the not the Levee, on Monday. men,
John Healey with stssl,ng CARPET from the front of
yesterday sent by Recorder Genos before the First District
Court for trial
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CoNCEALIsG STOLEN PRopEHTy:-Mrs. Bridget McGib
bons residing Girod street, and Mrs. MARGARET Bears,
siding Cypress street, arrested yesterday by Kelly and
Mcdonald. of the Second Municipality police a charge
of having concealed their lot Of base patterns
xtures clothing stolen prepertY worth about 400
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Ys yinyI aHa I'M hn
oned in vesedavs r,s, ant, and John Key charred NV
Jou Heaiav viii ste, Inc carnet h from the tont Of
bis steve conar of Hnsna md l ievae streets ,ye,.
xee1sv SEMI hy Recaner Genois before The First District
y>oryt e., ,rial ~ -
'oun iof ,lal:
MuT1NY AMONG rHR PoLIcEMrN.-Sullvan aud Rarel.
OF the Third Municipality police have been locked up by
order of Gait kennedy for i,obedience Of ORDERS sub
seouensy released ON bail The particulars of this affair
have moi come to our knowledge but we presume there will
be an iuyesgaton
---- -----
PENALTY FOR DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS CHR
ACTER" CAkRyING CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Chaves De-
witt whose arrest dangerous and chafacts
Gerois for CARRYING loaded pistol which Yves found on ne
person, and in defiant of payment to be imprisoned
month"; This the deal with the lurking
xss who abroad looking out for opportunity to rob
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MuTINY AMONG tbs PoLIcEMrE.-spliyan aud Rare.
oil the Third Municipality polce have been locked by
order of Gait Kennedy for dobedence Of ORDERS but snb
AeQueny released bail. The particulars of this affair
have not knowledge but presume there will
be investigation.
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ANOTHER FIRE IN THE THIRD MuNzCIpALITY.-Tbe
FIRE about II O'Clock Monday night was in Coaet street.
in the immediate vicinity OF the of the fire ON Sundsy
night and supposed be the work of ncenday Several
small buildings destroyed but the damage done was
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SALES AT AUCTION. !
Succ essiou of Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD. CALHOUN a. &C

]. A. BEARD, AuctioneeY.
FRIDAY April 1913. At H. O'clock, viii be so auction ct
Il Banks Arcade, city pursuance Of order
the Hon. ACano Judge Of the District NeO
esns dated 26tb Jahuar Se and instructions of James
Daver. ESQ., Curator the Alexander Logan THE
following described pppsrty viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with ali Improvements
situated be Second Municipality Lafayette street,
depth Of So feet actp. anlsl lines.
The said property Camp Magazine Streets
and ID leased to Janes w 81 until Aprl 1880.
Act Of sale before Beard Notary Public the EXPENSE Of
the purchaser. mh6 If
AUCTION NOTICE.
FINHE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his Connection with Mr.
Il LEWIS FLORANCE. viii hereafter carry the Auction
Business his and that from bis long experience
Auctoneer welkn capacity a cryer, thai
he will receive portion Of the public patronage.
H. R. WOOD,
Rssrencss-Mauns White Co., VIM. Laughhn g. Co., Jaeoh
Barker. iaS6
NTORPHY & MENUS, AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
lv1 street, opposite Banks Auction
Private Sales Of Real Estate Stocks Cargoes Negroes Mechanss
Successons Por1 Wardens Sales. fy2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

FIRE IN LATAYErrE.-Last EVENING. about 8 o'clock q
fire broke out in Mess Booth Pels cotton pickey at the
corner Sixth and Camp streets Lafayette. The alarm
given and the emen FASTENED the spot
OF cotton contained, totally consumed The further
progress of the flames We're, however arrested by the
very injured attempt property
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

HATS. HATS. -
WHITE BEAyER r.. and u RHsSIAA HATS PLAN
Of the last mode, just received: together with the
most beantifu! assortment of PANAMA, LEG - ~
Those Goods made sssly for the City Trade. and will
be found to be just the articles wanted for the season
UARCY'S, Corner Chartres end Canal SITS.
EBABY JUMPERS and UMBRELLAS always on
hand mha6 st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

A LIGHT pRAUGHT STEAMBOAT, only three Yeas
n old viii be sold chartered reasonable ~ =.
terms IRE boat Is 10 seet long ~ feet beam:
she has two engines, and calr draws 20 inches
water Shs rs row excellent ruunisg order and eapsoe
Of carrying f,o eve SIX hundred bales OF cotton and
ands well in the Offices Fox aac.iars apply to
TIMER & CslNREY.
G8f Nos View Levee and Tcbouoitosias SIS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

LAFAYETTE CRY COUNCIL Tuesday Euening, .Mareh
N-Pfesent. Mayor BouIigny and eight aldermen. The
Treasurer made the following report
Balance on hand at last report. III So