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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28
CH ZAP P'e.JIM M E.

respectfully solicit those wishing TO purchase
goods 10 give me a call. The stock which now
olieryis large aud well selected have taken
special pains In selecting these goods, aud feel
confident that they viii give general satisfaction,
You will find ere a beautiful variety Of
DRESS GOODS, suitable for the season.
r have brought with me number Of plain.
fancy and figured patterns Of Silk Goods. change.
able co1rs. and warranted 10 please
Prints. the hest styles Of the soasun, can be
found here. Mexican Stripes Alpacas, Merinoes
Nous dc LANES, and every variety Of Goods suit
ahla Ia. 1 u,l liasi ,ua.,,
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WOOLEN GOODS:

A general assortment. such as Cloths .CHssl-
meres Casnets, Jeans Flainels aud Linseys, a
hrge stock Of Bleacled aud BROWN MUSLlNS
QuEENSWAR GROCERIES & NOTIONS.
The lurgest aud best assortment Of BOOT s and
SHOES ever offered by me- Mems and Boys
wear, Ludes aud Misses, all To be sold CHEAP.
Purchasing larger stock this season thau eveJ
before, am prepared tn give you as good a va
rieiy Ms eau he found in the place
Give me trial and you will have the proof o.
my assertions ipi only as TO QUALITY but also
| IN PRICE. f.' J. Z. Henley
| September2l l849 20
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Liner Complaint, Erysipelas and Rhea.
10 maiism Cared. 10 -.n-

r RxYwIoK. MARION Co, Ky, May 81, 1919
Mr. G. II. FARRELL-Dear Sir Your Lini-
meut is selling very well, and doing Il vast deal Of
gnod among the people, 1t has cured bad case
and another Of Pain in the Breast.
A lady who was confined to her bed for several
months with Liver Complaint and Affection ofthe
Heart was entirely cured by the use Of your Ara
ban Lhliment. She said the doctors could do
her no good. 1t has been applied toa fresh cut
aud cured it in shot time. have been aiflc-
ted with Rheumatism for a long time, and just be
fore wet spell it paned me so much that had
no peace ali day; and in the night commenced
bathing and rubbing with your Lnment, and be
fore was donerubbing the painceased s.
-a JOHN BUCKMAN.
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28
THE KEGETABLE PItLS

in all cases, Where purgatives or mild physics are
needed are warranted to give satisfaction, and
used jointly with the Indian Compound and We
getable Elixer very seldom failed to restore per-
feel henlth But The ~ ----- -
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Stiff Complaint, Sweeney, Distemper,
Corks and Sore Eyes Cured,

Corks and Sore Eyes Cured,
(M Mitchell Postmaster at Fiat, Fulton county
Illinois. says)
Mr.. II. G.. FARRELL Your Arabian Liniment
is highly priced here. We cured one OF my neigh
bors' horses of the Stiff Compliant by about four
or five applications and cured one Of my own of
the Sweeney. Our Sheriff, Joseph Dykes. cured
his horse Of a bad Cork with II; he also tried il
on colt that had the Dstemper very bad. and
cured it immediately. He saysit is decidedly the
greatest horse medicine he ever used. There
have been nnmhers cured of Sore Eyes with T.,
find it very valuable medicine both for man
and beast - r,..nH.s .
,..- Beware of CounterteitS. .,,. ,
The genuine article is manufactured only by
H. G. Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist. No, II Main street, Peoria,
ILL.,, to whom all applications for agencies or pur
chase must be addressed BE sure yon get with
tho letters II, G. before FarreIl's, thus-H G.
Farrell LIS -nnd my signature on the wrap
per- all Others are counterieits For sale by
GEORGE KAUFFMAN, Lancaster, Ohio
J. CAMPBELL. Pickerington,
and regularly authorized agents all over the
United States.
Beware eta sparioas preparation called
W. B. Farreps Arabiaa Liniment.
EyrCalland get Farrier Book, free of chnrgel
octoberls, l840 3m23
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flhEOS
complaint Of most painful character, is ,s.r
IMMEnTATELY RELIEVEn.
A THOUSAND NAMES

as proof Of cures in this distressing class Of complaints
See pamphlet Al broken dOlsa, dsbiated cOhGitHions
from the effect Of mercury, will find the bracing power Of
this article act Immediately and the poisonous mineral
eradlcated from the system.
Ths ~ dShct properties which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly In the application OF the
compound, for the distressing class Of complaints which
head this paragraph. For cetur has been used T
ths north Of EnY0pe. a
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Blank SITbpGnas.
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'eL Ct"CfH"utJ O""'
T8NIjE pasI season Of
4 epldemical disease
has ben one that liastri
'l the constitution nl al
uosl eveGy individual IL
{ sresiel or less degree. =
Many who were effected
yirh the prevailing COM
plant now hn,' their gen-
eral health dersnsed aud
their systems in many re
sueCts deuilllaled II
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PUBrIC NoTTCr.

1T is matter OF the first interest to those who
u are afflicted, to procure sremedy that will re-
store health and at the same time leave the con-
stitution hlitiured. Such 30 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

CHOLERA IN PEoRIA.-The Peoria Register Of
the 9th denies that there has been any cholera in
that place. The Register remarks:
We take this occasion to say that, notwithstand-
ing she horrible reports that nave been putsin cir.
cuiation in reference to the cholera prevailing in
Peoria, our city is clear of the scourge A man
who landed here some weeks since from the steam
boat Mary Blame, and who was sick at the time.
died few hours after his arrival. His disease re-
sembled cholera. A lady residing in this ciry died
some three weeks since of a disease which por-
tion of the medical faculty pronounced to be the
the extent of the cholera, if such it can be called,
in this city. We deem it due TO the welfare of our
city that this statement should be made, as stories
the most unfounded and exaggerated have been
circulated, and which if suffered to pass uncontra-
dicted might materially affect the interests Of
citizens. We again say to our country friends that
no disease bearing the least resemblance to cholera
prevails in Peoria at this time.
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CRESCENT OFFICE.
esday Morning. ApIil IL. l84

TObACtO.-0eVeIdi ots were SOLO Dut we were unable
to learn the rates.
SUGAR AND MOLASsES The market for both Of
these articles continues dull but the rates unchanged Sales
$50 hhds Sugar at 304c for good Common to Fair and
300 bbls. McIasses at 14G0l7c. % gallon.
FLOUR.-The Flour market has become rather fner
and the downward tendency of prices checked. About
$500 bbs changed hands follows 800 bb Ohio Gin two
los) at % U.s. $50 bbl (326 Ohio and 1856 Indana) %
TN. zoo do Indiana at % 3d. 300 do unbranded at lib
do Common at % 3d. and $50 do ST. Louis "a 10 Dbl
CORN.-Demand limited but prices unchanged. Sales
5000 sacks including Inferior 2D3c 1920 do good
white and mixed at 3lc 800 do at "a and &c.,, l50 do
prime yellow at -, and 800 do at &c.
OATS-5O0 bushels, in sacks, brought 3Sc. p bushel
WHEAT.-Prices rather declining, with sales Of 1000
bushels and 28J sacks good 75c and 500 sacks prime at
The, delivered
PROFESSIONALISM dull, but pretty steady at $40 for
Mess and % for Prime Sales of 43 bbs Mess branded
% U.s. and $40 coo B bulk at SO 20 for hog round Bacon
steady at 404Sc for prime Shoulders, and SIC for Sides
Of Lard we noticed ll9 erces sold 5c $50 bbs at
and 200 kegs at Sac. Ffb.
SALTA cargo of 1900 sacks Liverpool 600 Fne) sold
at &c., round.
GUNNY BAGS.-46.O 600 new bags in bales brought 91ac
cash.
TALLoW.-25 bbls. city and 81 do country rendered
sold at 74c Sb.
WHISKY-Rather lower.-Sales of 235 bbls Recifed at
El4c and rs do. Raw at 1sc o gallon.
EXCHANGING alteration.
REiGHrS.-Shipmasters having concluded to accept
rather lower rates. ten ships taken for Liverpool
at 9l6d for Cotton, (and Corn at 1M one for Have at
1Ic, and one for Glasgow at 19-32d for Cotton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

THIRD MUNICIPALITY CoUrCIL- Nondav Epenipg
April 10 The Council had meeting last evening. Re-
cOder Seuzeneau in the chair from the Mayor
read init ing various accnuns-reered TO Finance
Committee. A effer from the Coroner. Robert Sp-dden
relative to a claim of Is refee tothe Finance Com
mittee. A letter from ADO he Lavet Controller of The
Second Municnaty, for OF wharfage wing for
eedy settlement, referred 10 the Finance Committee
A petition from wstchman William O'ConneII was read,
Dnpeu. while in the scharge Of his duty which wound
caused him lay in bed month. and asking relief FROM
the Council Said peton referred To the committee
CLAIMS Mr. Edward l. fiery, Clerk of the Work no 1se
rendered his resignation, which accepted and
ton of Mr. Flandes the committee the Workhouse
horiZed tn appoint clerk pro TIM letter from Lieut..
Be ow suggesting the propretv OF placing another alarm.
bell at the Washington Post read and referred to the
Committee on Improvements. long communication from
the urveyo received, in reference TO he dching OF
canal in Copet street and other important Improvements
re erred the committee Impiovy men,s letter from
Mr. Husssy the tran ser of insane
the Insane Asylum in the town of Jackson ISL Of East
f. ciana was refer ed to the Pm of the Nuuicpa "
with power at the next meriing Messrs. Beebe
and Solomon elected by bao' Com he
General Sinking Fund. Mr. Guern offered a resolution
directing the Surveyor lime be brown in the
cutters to prevent the cholera from raging within the NUM-
cpaty. Adopted.
Mr. Solomon offered resolution authorizing the Surveyor
1t Mlne burg Adopted Mr. Flanders off resolution
providing that the election OF Municipal Officers he fixed on
the second Monday in May next. Adopted Mr.. Guern
Offered resOlu ion authoz the Sergeant at Arms
pcy person with salary of SIS mouth whose duty
shall be keep clean all the offices of the Municipality
Negatived by vote Of yeas to nays Shortly AFTER the
Council adjourned.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. 29 81 30 N.-LoNeITUpK. 80 Win Time Oh.

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Palmetto. Smith, Galveston. Harris & Morgan
Ship uherner Sullivan New York. J. w. Stanton & Co
Ship Thos. Dickson, DolIard. Hull. Giffney Lowell
Bark Flc!ids. McGaay, Cbagres; q; Wickhsm
Br brig Skylock, Lanigun, Halifax, Barelli Il Co
schr. Randall Marshall West. ST. Marks. E. Rogers Co
Schr. Avurado, Eager, New York, Toby Bogert
Arrived YESTERDAY:
Ship Toronto, Parker ID days from New York. to ]. w.
b. ship Belmont Grant, Sc days from Liverpool to master
Bark John soua Ewell IS days from New York. to Toby
Brig Arcbelaus, returned in distress-Pont.
Schr. Maria Miller. 10 days from Sabine to maer-st
Schr John Belle Lodge from Sisa 9TH inst in ballast to
Schr Evene Ross Huntoon days from Brazo in ballast
schr. Mary Langdon Hawse from Thomaston, to master
Auocrat, Gosee. from st. Louis-43s bales cotton.
Mohawk, duncan, from Louisville.
Princess No Holiness from Vcksbure924 bales cotton.
Hecla Dalmau, from Alexandna-7s6 bales cotton.
Banner OF Attakapas, Johnson FIN st. Martinsville.
Magnolia Thomasson from Memphis-194O bales cotton.
Mary Foley. Dalferes from Iafourche-4 40 bales cotton
WIN. Noble Newcomb from Cincinnati.
TOwbost Yankee. Hamburg. from Cincinnati.
Towboat Phenlx. Crowell from the Passes.
Towboat Hercules Brown from the Passes.
BELOw-C0MING UP.
Ships Rochester and Amerque.
CBy Telegraph TO the Union T0a5oat C0mpdny.J
Ships Susan Lord and Buena VISTA banks Letita Hayne
and Chrshana, and one schr unknown.
Memoranda:
The steamer Autocrat left st. Louis the 10th instant
Reports the Upper Mississippi and I'LL nois rivers rising fast
In port for New Orleans steamers Aleck Scott Constitution
Uncle Sam and Missouri.
Towboat Phoenix towed down and to sea- on the sh nst
ships Clifton and Tuskar.
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Dry G foods by the Package
N. BRANDER SMITH,

GE.VER.HL CUJHJHISSIUJV yHERCH.HNT,
No. SO Gravier Street,
Offers for sale, entitled to Debenture-
SHAWLS-Coored damask Canton Grape;
Plain white do do.
SCARFS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Scarlet do do;
Do embroidered in scarlet, crimson cherry, pink,
gold, &c.
SHAWLS-Rch embroidered white Canton Grape;
Rich embroidered scarlet and cherry do;
Rich embroidered in blue, purple, green and cherry:
Super "a, size and quality, very fine emb'd;
White Barge; Satin PLAID Barege;
Assorted do, embroidered fringe;
Printed De Lame;
Printed Cashmere.
SlLK-Toe Je 'lnde:
Tote de Nord
Snchews a fine article
Black Serge
Foulad and Pongee Handkerchief, large
and beautiful styles.
Black Grapes; Fancy Batste Cravats
Fancy Plaid Crnvats; Black Levantipe Cravats.
PRlNTS-Ight and dark fancy, and Furniture;
English do do.
ALSO
"A Brown Sheengs, DeDms, Columbian Paids Grandias
Cot Hose assorted scarlet and white Flannel Cloth
sinner and Merno Undershirts PANTS &c. mh27 I'm
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, Monday, April l6-Arved. steamer Auto
cra with 81 Beeves steamer New Uncle Sam, So Beeves.
No alteration in prices, except Hogs, which worth
four cents y -Beef first class &c.; second ~; third
sale. q IL Hogs 4c. p ID; Cows, $25tDs35 y head;
Hay. sI4t0sl5 ton Corn 45G50c y bushe; Oats a2c.
o bushe Brau, 6GD70c. o 100 b O-cake. 81 p 100 ID.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE. 16a Poxdras stree

DRINTED Musns. fastcolos and beautiful patterns at
l2ac. per yard, same selling at the he at
10 to Dc SCOTCH Gnghams 12zc.; cases Swiss Musins
mask Curtain Stuff at 30 Turkey Red do at 1Oc. 100 doz
Gents large size Linen Cambria Edkf style at "a so
Musguto Netting at &c., quality be bought for
less than loc in the city Irish Linens, BY the large
g, Ac per yard, and upwards gndrssed Family Linen
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples Also
iu variety OF the newest and richest styles Of Fancy and
staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The sub .crber would
remark that is not the practice of this establishment to oe
few leading articles very cheap with view of obtaining
exobitant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for resolving gods from North at the lowest ratean
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
times-a saving diem of from fifteen twenty dollars
in rent and expenses-he afford to sell cheap. Heavy
expenses must be met by profits New Workers
especially invited call they will be reminded of the
cheap Establishments in Grand and Catherine streets
mhI2 r. BROWN LIS Pc, dras ST
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COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. ONE-JEonday Epen.
ing .4prI 16-This body last evening mt to ad
eunment. Recorder Genos in the chair and fourteen
hers present. ort Of the Judiciary Committee OF the
former Council referred to the Committee A
resolution from the Finance Committee authorizing he
oun il $500 for property abandoned in the open
ing Of Ursnlnes street, was adopted. With leave Mr.
Fabre introduced resolution nstructng the Judiciary Com
mtee to ado for the collection o. fines
by Mr. Devercn. in violation Of ordnance prohibiting the
sale of groceries the Vegetable Market The genemsn
observed that the Sup, Court had this day decreed legal
The ordinance of the Municipality and he due
The Council that this repeated violation Of said ordinance
should not be passed unnoced Mr. Fabre appended to
the resolution instruction that Mr. DeveGn be forthwith
ecufed for the Of these fines The report
adopted; petition from Mr. Krwan. asking the permis
of the Council TO deposit some building materials the
pubhcsquaIe to aid him in the extensive alterations
be made in the Cathedral laid the table subect call
letter read rom the Treasurer of the Police Depart
meDt stating that he had issued bonds the of $2
go at five years date IN renewal Of notes that lad become
of Committees then read and disposed of On motion
of Mr.. Fabre the Council proceeded TO the election of
Board of Directors to the Public Schools. c. NJ Emerson
appointed for the First Ward, VIM Lau=hln for the
Second Gustave LIE Gardeur for the Third Henri Gffon for
the Fourth E. Wilt Or the Fifth E. BouBe for the Sixth
and A. Robert for the Seventh Ward. A resolution thai
the Council the I'd of May for the purpose of
going into election for o. tice Of the Municpa iy gave
to lengthy discussion hut finally adopted, was
also resolution that L Police om mitiee should ap
police officers the following Friday The Council then
adjourned to Monday next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

ARsoN.-The wife of Otis Lunt has been held to
bail in the sum of $1,000, at Chenyfeld. Me. N .
charge of arson.
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One thing We wish to impress upon patrons-the
at the LODest Selling Price.
The Stock in part consists of:
Richly Embroidered China Grape SHAWLS;
Fancy Grenadipe Six do;
White Lace quite new) do;
= G'f Black Pa and White Barge Do;
R eft s aa1sf PAD Sst W 1iiasf Barge DO
Han Hssnv Co O. F Cashmere ged;, 49,
Fifty dozen ~ Zephyr Nett do;
S Whs Lace seaI aid ssss ss
h hlaf g. hssf Il s SILK cRa WITS
Black High listed Ma'tioni SILKS;
Detached Figure Black Glaze 90;
ana sf Sue foes De
Pan eash Rich hsy pats not SILKS
Pink and Sky
nAsA and sosts. Fiq5sne s sIIRs a@~ onfy o""'''
s a Df p sase e s:k BIB ese
~ Very Rich Printed GRENA DINEs:
Extra Rich Printed Satin Plaid TISSUES;
E Emb,oidered and 8rosaded B Ar
All shades in mode, Plaid do;
FINK FINK AND AND SKY Tissue SILKS; 00''
Very Rich Polka Spot FoqlaId DO;
sIs ss1%f xns SILKS
Plain Wsiero 20 bne BART BaRn GEE 0aia'a
io54li-4 1914 Linen ID EETfNGs, very heavy;
Extra quality Real sa rrs sHEETINGs;
81 60 lo.4 Double Satin Hamhro DAMAsKs;
ga, 81, 1914 UnbIeached Heavy DAMASKS;
Xe,y fine 5-S "a Spot Napkins;
IS D aaj f 81 LINEN ISth9I EaH sS'5a quality
ABACHs Scotch 81 sPERs Birdseye i diaper,
B1own 4 VIDE WndSw Goss Doys
'Ty ama aT Wsf eS Mok EEss all ooo. mixed ooos
GaE i Isse ss EH1w
acE Ms%S hae Jenny LIND sebbn
fSSi s5s' PLAIN Bisi
S fsy Pf Sn and a II II @ ss
Ws an NHw ss END
dered Handkerchief; Revere Mixed Revere and Coored
Boriered Handkerchief; White Lace Dresses; together
~ 81 Embroidered and Lace Goods.
Io-4, Ia. ~ Brown and Beaehed Cotton SHEET
= tsf sssfs a%eGsaR re Gnesss
hsiss asfsR e fassl HfsR Cheeks TICK
p Plain q, White IA 0NETs sAISsACKs swi,s and
Inns Corded Swiss and Cambria Muslin Null and fine India
S RssS1' Tss Ribbons
and Mdt slate Cotton Hose bak Cotton Hose colored
Co.n Hose P al Sin GOSes black SILK j, aba
Gloves Cravats Ladies colored Isle Gloves ccloed
Buttons Pearl Buttons; Pins; Needles; Sewing Silks;
together VII Hosiery ssfss sT and Small wares.
apii fi In THOMAS bkAbY ii Ch1s1RIs ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

LII persons wishing procure PIANO FORTES
IA in the New Orleans market. either with
or without the Eolan Att. chment are in lssF UT
formed that VIM. r. MAYO, No. Camp II n I'M II n
street. is duly authorized gent for thatV y
city and fully authorized sell Boston prices with
only freight and insurance added and receive orders
description of instruments manufactured by u.s. leaving
optional with the purchaser the if
factory their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
expense the purchaser if found satisfactory after
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
invoice at Boston cash which be seen by
every purchaser if inquired for We have the exclusive
right and the only manufacturers in Boston of the
PATENT EOLIAN ATTACHMENT. We manufac.
ture the Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES with and
without the folian Attachment.
T. GILBERT l. CO., 400 WASHINGTON street.
Boston, October a. 1913 ap11 I'm
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List of Vessels IN Port Not Cleared.
Corrected erery morning especially for 1.-THE Crescent

Notein the First iicipaty tdesignated in the following
table By mi the Nos commence at the Railroad and run up
In the Second m2 the Ma above the Steamboat Land
ing No. being Fatboat Landing TIE Third lm3 the Nos
Railroad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY 10 ALGIERs
THE undersigned woud respectfully inform the public
fine n sas he TEA% Ferry Pnnnns
the City Of New Orleans to Alges. from day;
light until O'clock The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf bu expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Pontchsrain Railroad landing in gien. shor
distance above the Beevie Iron Works The landings on
each side well arranged and safe and .ure exit and
trance is always obtained The the those
charged by the other Ferries Also shpmasers and others
wishing go to the Point, will find large and CONNEXIONS
sks constantly plying between the Government wharf.
(wheIe the Onnbuses stop) and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

THREAT TO KL.-The First Municipality police yestsr.
kill Jean Pegot, in the cofsehous of Royal
ard Main streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

CoMMITTED.-Samue Robinson, for breach of the
peace yesterday committed for fifteen days by Recorder
(,epn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

SENT DowN-Thomas coleman yesterday sent be-
fore rhe First District Cont by Recorder Genois answer
the charge of assault and battery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

CoNvIcTIoN-The trial OF John Welsh for the murder of
VIM Peterson the 22d Of July last in the First
District Court yesterday. From the evidence ap peared
that the day above mentioned at the Of Banack
stabbed Peterson with knife. From the effects Of the
wound thus received Petersen died in half hour. The
testimony all for he prosecution there being none
off re the part of the defence The jury, after an
absence of about hour ned verdict of guilty of
der but desired that capital punishment should be
inflicted.
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STATE COMMISSIONER

FOR THE TERRITORY OF CALIFORNIA.
'EHE UNDERSIGNED having received from the Hon
L Isaac JOHNSON, Governor Of the State OF ousana
appointment o Com missioner take Deposit ons etc io
the Territory of California for the State Of Louisiana would
inform his friends and the public ia hi intention fo
the present. of locating the Bay Of San francisco and
will attend any business to his re- eIiher IN The
way of consignments of goods. agency or otherwise
nr. DAVID JUBSON.
W. A. EtmonE Atty. GenliJ B. STEEL.
JOHN G. LARUk. Esq. 3. b. LEE. Esu. 80
e T. Hart & Co. DAVIS. CORcoRsN Co..
HAYES MCCLURE & Co. r. p. WHITE, Esq.
JACKSON sTRiNeER ESQ. lP. IRwIN Esq. lfy2S
~ All communications BY mail must be postpaid.
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~ The Second Municipality police yesterday arrested
James MuhOlaud, Wan. Jones and DAILY, for having in
their possession quantity of cotton supposed be stolen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-17

TERRIFIC ATTACK.-Wm. Kots keeps shoe store in
Gallatin street. Last week two men, George and Peter
johnson, in.O the said and made Tremendous
verbal attack its OCCUPANT Not salf I'd with this de
deliberately and with the most refined cruelty cut them to
pieces before the very of their Mr. Kols did
chose submit such he had the nuders
reste1 and lodged in the cafabOOse.