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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-11
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TFLCGRAPlllC DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, UN. q.
The Scnnic were in executive session ON
the nomination III Lewis Cass, Jr. ~ charge
10 Rome. Ito will probably DO rejected.
!, is rumored tina, Mr.. Clayton will bo
Secretary Of State, and Cri,,enden Attor-
ncy General. Also, ihnt Mr.. CLAY has
been offered the post Of Secretary ofStaic.
The Committee ON territories, on We'd
nesday morning, voted on the subject III
suffrage in California. Il was proposed
to make suffrage universal. A n,ovo was
made to con6ne il entirely TO the whiies.
Alter an animated discussion, il was put
10 test-yens 4, nays 4. Caleb Is. Smith,
Chairman, then gave the casting vote ia
favor Of excluding oil but whites.
['rhs vote Of Mr.. SMlrm's commcnds L.
sell, although involving seeming incon-
sistencv, M he is known TO be strongly in
favor Of the largest liberty in the exercise
al the elective franchise. Universal sMC.
frage in California now, would soon place
thn, territory again in tho hands of tho
Mexican greasers, and mongscl lndians,
with which that country is inhabited, and
we think il wise move to exclude them
from participating in the affairs u govern
meni until they learn something Of ils char
ac,er, Of which they IRE now wholly i:no-
ran,.--El Jour.
WASHING RON, OEc. 20.
In the Senate. Dodge and Jones, Of Iowa,
appeared and took their seats.
Allen offered a resolution to ascertain
how long The two newly appointed Sens-
tors should serve, was adopted. Mr.. Jones
drew 1853, aud Mr.. Dodge drew only TO
end Of Session.
A resolution was offered to inquire Of tho
Secretary Of Navy tho amount Of provis-
ions and stores shipped to tho North Pacif-
&c COASTS during this year and since, which
was adopted.
Mr.. Underwood submitted a resolution 10
enquire into tho expenses,
Also, the value md extent Of the gold
lands oil California; laid 90 the table.
Several notices Of bills were offered for
grants Of land 10 construct Rail Road in
Iowa and Wisconsin.
WASHINGTON, Dsc. 28.
The Bill for rc-cha rtering the Washing
ton and Alexandria Steam Packet Cnmps-
ny, was taken up. Mr.. Benton spoke 10
i,s defence. Yeas 3G, Nays Is.
Mr.. Bright, Of Il. offered joint Reso'u-
ton fixing and reducing the pay Of Messea.
gers sent TO Washington by Presidential
Electoral Colleges, which lies over.
Mr.. Brigh,'s resolution calling on tho
President for the number Of vessels en-
ploycd on the coast surveys was adopted;
when the Senate proceeded 70 the consider
alton OF private business.
Several reports Of committee. we're made.
On motion of Mr.. vinton. Of Ohio. tho Bill
providing for expenses for tho ensuing
fiscal yssr; also Indian sppropriasios Bib,
we're taken up sod referred % tho commit
tee Of thu Whole.
Mr.. Collamer. Of Va, repaired . bill
giving public lands for Rail Roads, which
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EDlTORIAL CORRESPONDENCE
BuRLrNcroN, Jan. LIST, lH40.

BURLINGTON, Jan. lst, lS49.
Friend Sandcrs:-A happy New Year
to the Gaze,te and its readers, and plcnty
Of new ones, with cash in advance; to back
them.
Here, we have the river bridged BY Jack
Frost, and two feet Of snow upon the
ground; more Of the latter than has ever
before been seen by that respectable indi.
vidusl, 1.-THE oldest inhabitant," and sleigh
bells are jing!ing 'nerrily to the utter des-
truction Of all the horse flesh that can be
pressed into the service Of Sunday revcl-
lers who seem determined to make the most
Of the New Years holiday.
Eureka FL Dorado has ut last been
found! And no where else but in the new
territory acquired by the late treaty, from
Mexico. Gold is hcncciorth 10 flow, not
only up the Mississippi, but to "shino
through the in,ers,iccs Of tho poor mans
pnrse;" il is not "gold in the clouds or in
the sen, or in the centre Of a rock. ribbed
mountain, but in the soil Of California
sparkling in the sun aud glittcrlng in its
streams. !. lies on the open pain, in the
shadows Of the deep rayiue, ard glows on
tho SUBMITS Of the mountains which have
lifted Tor ages their golden coronc,s TO
heaven" So saith an eloquent California
correspondent Of the Washington Union.
This golden discovery appears 10 have
utterly unsettled the entire business Of the
country. In one day eight ships were nd
vcr,ised TO leave New York for the promis-
ed land, the next, focr more were up for
the same direction. Tho Assnycr nj the
Philadelphia Mint proncunces tho speci-
mems sent to government by Col. Mason,
to be 97i per cent pure gold, and to be
worth eighteen dollars an ounce.
Many Of our boys have caugh, the ''Gold
lever" and Gre getting ready to leave
immedio ,cly, while one Of our most prom-
nent r,crchants is selling of at cost to
leave in the spring.
Rather a laughabIe display was made in
our streets last Saturday. Sundry store
keepers having made an unnecessary show
Of .neir dry goods in the open air, the bal.
ancc 60. their spunk up, and led by n no
ted wsg, in few minutes tho town was a
blaze Of dry goods, with the no,tocs ''Chcnp
(or Cash." NO Gold Disgers wan'ed," &c.
displayed on every hand. This excited
the boys, who speedily hung out all the
old breaches, boots and hats, that could he
found, md tho irolic terminated only By
night coming ON.
Tho entire Telegraph line, even to ST.
Louis, is broken almost constantly, md is
&c NJ service TO the people Of tho West, at
a time when il is needed most.
Christmas passed OF AS usual, with n
Few rows, "grocery" Quilted, aud q few
horses slcighed to death.
The Legislature is doing nothing, await
ing the drawing Of Senators from Washing
ton, to elect another from the 4,h Of March
and adjourn.
DESMOINES.
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Price OF PASSAGE To SAY Francisco
Mr. WV. b. BAvENs, Of piat,esille, but
i, present ia New Orloaus, writes to his
friends ut the former place, that tho time
occupied in getting from that city TO San
Francisco, is nhou, three weeks, by way
Of Chagrcs and Panama; aud that il would
,nke, from Pin,icrvile TO California, BY tina,
route. some five weeks, at an expense OF
1925 to $500.
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For Tie Gcectic. I
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Mr.. Ediior:-A new society was organ.
lied in this town on Wednesday evening
the 81 inst. adopting rs the basis Of it's gov
eminent tho Constitution and Bylaws oi
the United States aud the rules OF decorum
as laid down in "Jeiicrson's Manual" 50
Cor as they may be found to comport with
tho convenience Of tho same. In pursu.
ancc OF tho Constitution, the following off,
GERS were duly elected: For Speaker, Al.
fred Sanders; for Clerk, L. COMBS; for
Scrgean,.at. Arms, WIN. Guy. A variety
Of her business was transacted. A large
number Of representatives from the differ
cnt States took their seats. Numerous
aud interesting topics were proposed Tor the
consideration Of tho body by tho members
from tho several States.
The aforesaid Society will meet ut the
School.room Of VIM. p Campbell On Satur
day evening next. An important bill has
been introduced, and will then and there
be considered. This society will not only
be source Of amusement, but Of instruc-
ton, even To those who are not in the hab.
i. u speaking in public. flour young pco-
pie desire To while away an evening To
their profit rs well US pleasure. tho society
authorize me 10 invite them to come and
sit with us on Saturday evening next
Let tho "cldcrs" como also. By order II.
X. L. COOMBS, CI'k.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-11

SLAVERY IN CALlroRNiA.-ln reference
to slavery, the San Francisco Californian
Of the 7lh Of October, says.
sWo believe we echo the sense Of the
country when we assert That slavery is nei-
Their needed nor desired here, aud that il
their vnicc could be heard in the halls Of
our National Legislature. il would be as
the voice Of one man. Rather than pu,
this blyh,ing curse upon Us, let Us remain
as we arc-unacknowlcdged, unaided."
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Officer Stephen lIuIse informs US that
some time since he recognized Col. Alex
ander Powell. the notorious accomplish and
hc,rayer OF Monroe Edwards, at one OF our
first class hotels, and warned some gentle
men, with whom he appeared To be init
mate, that they should he wary Of his tricks.
A few DAYS ago the Col. LETT town, after
having ditllled different individuals in diff.
ierent wavs 10 the amount 1T $1,000 or
$1,000. One gentleman. TO whom The Of
ficer referred us, has bccn sufferer to the
amonnt OF 81 800. The Col. is M accom-
plished and notorious swinder. and should
DO exposed wherever he is recognized.
Gin. Enquirer.
Col. Powell figured in this city for scvc.
raj months last summer, bu, he was not We.
nv successful, we believe, in his depreds.
tons upon the community. Mo. Rcpub.
The same scamp passed several weeks
in this place last summer, but so far rs
money is considered. succeeded in diddling
no one that we nrc aware.
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Cues. Who invented paper money!
Ans. The Devil.-Iowo Statesman.
Dont you suppose il his knsveship should
establish small branch Of The business 10
Iowa, We would be better of than depend
ing upoo breaches in other Ssatesi Pla-
ced under our own susveilIance, We could
keep On eye On tho imps.
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THE CHOLERA.

NuOA1NAs
Ia New York on thep20th ult., three new
cases Of cholera occurred. No oaso yet ia
the city.
10 New Orleans the epidemic % raging.
For the twenty -four hours, ending the 10Th
ult, there had been one hundred deaths.
Many families bad LEFT the city. One case
had occurred in Mobile.
On board the steamer Amaranth, which
arrived at ST. Louis from Now Orleans, on
the 2s,h ult., there were thirty cases Q!
cholera and FIVE deaths.
A despatch from Cincinnati Of the 9Th
ult., says, that two deaths had occurred nj
The hospital there, among passengers left
BY steamer, the symptoms Of which re-
ssmbled cholera.
Late accounts from New Orleans give a
dismal picture Of things in that city. The
81. Charles Hotel is almost forsnlen; peo.
pie are flying from the city in all directions
produce is declining, flour only S4.37 pei
bbl.; business dull. The Board Of Health
have declared the Cholera an epidemic.
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CHINESE JusrIcE.-The ..Chi0esc Mail, !"
published at Hong Kong, says--"Thc
grandson Of one Of the large deiaulters to
The government has hecn sent 10 prison to
expia.e the guilt Of his grandsire, who has
been many years il the grave" lfsuch
system prevailed here. what a prospect
there would be Tor the rising generation in
the United Siales!-1ranscvipt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-11

Quo LEclsLATuRE.-lhis body 10 a,
length organized and without bloodshcd,
a. one Of The Locofoco members threaten.
ed. The Senate succeeded 10 eleciiug q
clerk on tho l2lsl ballot!
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Snow IN THE PixERy.--A letter written
Us from the pine region Of Wisconsin on
the 2S,h ult., saye, that nj that time the
snow wns two feet deep at the Pinery md
still showing. We may expec, high water
in tho spring.
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UNEXPECTED BENEFIrs.-A New York
correspondent. writes, that the gold fever
Inns not hecn without its benefits. Il has
kept Oft the cholera, on the principle, that
the system is not easily effected with two
diseases at the same time! California has
so occupied the thoughts, no one hns thought
Of having the cholera.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-11

PRrcE or A PASSAGE TO CAL,ror Ma
The price ola passage from New York 10
California isas follows:--To Chsgres, $50,
thence 70 Panams, $40; thence BY steam
e. to San Francisco, from $50 to $500.
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@Ths Iowa Statesman says that the
yec6 e the Iowa Psnitentiary has ,umbled
IL usdss the weight Of accumulated snow.
j vssld MT b surprising il tho convicts
eboul6 tumble out.
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GOLDEN SERxoN.--1'ho Rev. Dr.. Put.
nam, Of Boston, ls,eiy preached sermon
Tor tho times from tho text found 10 Prov.
erbs, "How much better il Is 10 get wisdom
than gold"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-11

STEAMER IRoN CRY SuNx.-The Iron
City, bound for Illinois river, struck .
gorge Of ice opposite 81. Louis, on the 3O,h
ult., and sunk. Several Of the crew were
drowned.
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DAVENPORT AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
RAILROAD.

There is more oil the go-ahend spirit ia
Bloomington than in Davenpori--,ha'
much we yield TO our neighbours. While
our citizens have been discussing the pro.
priety Of having the route Of the above rail
way surveyed and The probability Of rails
ing the required sum to defray the expense.
our ncighbors have not only decided to
hive j. surveyed, but have appropriated
funds for the purpose and on last Friday
the skil!ul engineer in their employ reach.
ed this place on his survey.
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Com WEArnER.--Yes.erday morning
wss the coolest experienced this winter
Ihs mercury ranged at from Is 10 90 de.
Rsooo below zero.
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FInE IN BLooMINGTox.-The dwelling
house Of a Mr.. Dawson was consumed By
FIRE one day las: week.
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6u1cmE.--Mrs. Jane Graham, Of Bloom.
ingsoo, We learn from the Enquirer. ended
her lie o Christmas day by taking lsuda.
mum.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-11

@Thc Cincinnati Dispatch states, tina.
Gen. Cass' contingent expense account in
tho Presidential canvass foots up 1t the
little tune Of S3O,OOO!!
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ROCK ISLAND AND PERU RAILROAD

ROCK ISLAND AND PERU RAILROAD.
From inquiry we ascertain all action
upon this road to be prospective. Books
were opened and few persons subscribed
literally, thus securing the charter. A
subscription tor the survey Of the route, VIC
understand, was circulated, and sufiicien,
raised to dcfray the expenses, but it is
thought il will not be undertaken before
next summer. Cur neighbors should bcstir
themselves 10 this work. Il is m all-im
portaut one to the interests Of their town
The matter should be urged. No doubt
considerable stock would be taken BY the
citizens Of this place, were tho subjec,
properly and infinitely placed before them.
Il will not do Cor this portion Of the Yves,
to loiter behind oil others in this age Of rail.
roads.
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TnAxKs.-Hon. Jos. +. Fales, Lorine
Wheeler and J. D. Evans will accept oul
thanks for public documents.
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,orCA. GaAaLo OAKLsy, prominent
4ilinoo sfjniseis, died % ths "a iose.
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FIRE N NEw YoRK.-Thc Park Thee.
ire, New York, was consumed by fire on
tie 9TH ul.. Loss estimated a, $50, 900.
Insurance small.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08
Nav Orleans GattIe Market.

LAEAEErrE Wednesday. November 7-P. n.
Arrived per steamer Alex Scott 80 BesEes and Milch
COws so calves and 400 Sheep steamer Tasoumba, o.
Beeves 1876 hogs and pigs; steamer Gand Turk
liz Reeves; and per steamer BuakeF Hill, 70 Bssve a
calves aud 2O2 hogs; and some Texas Besves.
BkKF CATTLE.-A good supply in market; good qualty
Of Beef sells at 3zl65c. b choice and nleioE ct
pOFiiOnats rates.
HOas.-The supply continues increasing and the sales
scarcely sustain Quotations which 3164e b
sHEEP-A considerable number in market; prices range
from 81 50l042 IS . head
MICH COws-856s4O . head. Plenty in market.
CALvKs-Selling at &3 OOi6s7 90 p head.
ROASTING PIss-6Oe. G9s1 y head.
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TOBACCO.-Asals OfsO hhds. as Admitted and u Be
fused) made but The rsies Ws5e not given
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-sagsr steady and
prices FIRM at 44GESe. for Pair with sales Of 800 bids
About 800 bbl. M0laa.es as,d ag 230235Se. D GsA.
FLoUR.-Ths Flour market CONTINUES steady ard 1870
bbs. changed hands yesterday Of which $50 bbs FH- e.
"a S1k si9 Bbla. Illinois supsrfns af "a 9< $50 b5s.
dinaD st. Louis at 95 %. and 80 bb. Extra q 81 rs
barrel
CORN.-RstheT improved, and there aasg 81 1850
sacks, (0oO aud SOD prime white and yellow e. So. aad
3s7 sacks 81 Sc. y bushe
OAT5.-sales Il96 sacks St. LOuh at 406Hc., mostly
the former.
PROVISIONS.-In Pork there IL scarcely any change.
and noticed 800 bbl. Mess sold in lot - IS bbl
Nothing Of Importance dOas in Bacon. OF Lard IG4 Ibis.
and eees sold also $500 kegs Tuesday morning.
at fraction unde &c., and By auoton 400 kegs sunk ct s.
and 200 bbls. at so c.
MALAGA FRUIT.-The cargo Of the Spanish bEig In
dutta hs st reesiyed this ssasOn) aold b. aao0n
follows: 1850 boxes Raisns 90 O6 1850 do es0s3 o.
400 half boxes at 81 s. $50 quarter d. Die. 5 ksss
Grapes 80 49, and 500 boxes Lemons a % 77f0400.
SALT-A cargo Of 5000 bushels, TaFk1 Island. sold at
9 coo bushss CtwO AZ snd7O0 Haos at 75c
delivered.
TALLOW.-A sale of25 teFcss country rendered ct ~.
COFFEE.-l1OO bags old Rio disposed Of atlO1<0
i05<. and $50 do. al 111zc.
WHISKY-SaIes 0f200 bbls. Rsclisd at 2Ic and 80 do.
al 2O15c. Q gall.
FRElGHFS.-A ship taken for Bordeaux, and 9 vessel
for Spain at rates we did not learn
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The CHARGE OF NAGRAHCY.-Fbis is q very common
charge preferred against notorious individuals By the police
for the purpose Of having them the and
ddlHg the community Of their thsvng pFOpensics or the
time being The power Is questionable one and but
little good Tesul from h The thieves sent down usualy
have fund by which they secure the services Of
an attorney and be liberated BY Wnt Of habeas corpus
while those less guilty and more unfortunate perhaps than
criminal remain IN dHrancs vile until their terms expire The
simple oath OF one man, unsupported bg any eUideHee
change TO be heard in his deenos oppo0nly TO
question his accuIeD. tits that could b. used
manner revolving TO every Of night and justice, and in
nctlng an emediabe injury the unfortunate victim
Ou minor courts tOmetme present Instances of hastY
~ tins veV matter that leave wide field fOrthe preparation
of gHevOUs wrongs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

A SwIEDLIEG OPERATION.-JOse D66szus Feirefna &C.
e0rg to the ati Of Mr.. Giuseppe BerOzo mahe yes
teddY betOte Recorder Geno has very ensVeT deaud-
ed the complainant b. rather cid tuck Mr BeItoz5
states that Op the "a O October last Feifeina dtO his
store, No IA Dumane seel and made purchase Of -four
gok, etc amounting TO $3.50 for which he gave nss al
my days secured By depOse Of jsWery and watches
collateral BeTtoz0 relying freely upon the representations
Of tie purchaser that the eWey worth $500 delivered
the merch to him with the aacy of an experienced
salesman The goods were Immediately shipped TO parts
qnknow3, and BeOzO found late thar the sicles
Deposited were utterly worthless base metal a' war
rant has been issued for the arrest OF the sWindier
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Steamship Galveston. Crane from Galveston. 5h inst. 70
HAMS & mOrgan-GTena-
Ship Ro hester. Wseks II days from Bath. Me-, to master
ship siss Holmes Berry IL days from New York, to A.
Ship Damasaas. Hale Il days frOm Baltimore to MASTER
Ship Amazon. DeanO. from Newport. Wales. Islh Sept,
Ship Loasisna arstOw Il days om New YOFk. % Toby
Ship Fmma Was Watts, from Boston via Charleston. in
ballast J. w. Andrews 4 CO.-vzd my
Ship esdsmoua, Whiting, So days from TfapaRi, to J. r
Bark Nancy Treat LIsisid 10 days from Turks IEand
J. W. Andrews & Cod my
Bark JuniAta Lawrenle, days from Tuks Isand. to mas
Big iaroI Rogers days from ssal to C. J. Meshsr &
CO-lSt my.
California Griffin from Mobile
Gen. Lane MePhes0H fem Louisyile-20 basz COTTON.
A leck Scout, SwOn, from Memphiss555 bales eolt0n.
bertrand RatieT. from ST. MaTinsvle.
Grand Turk, EObiris, fIOm -. Ilouls.
Houma. FauEzelt, from Eled's nills-
Jim Gmer Mckinney, from shTsvepO-l82 bales cotton
L MOndiana. LaIOse. fIom BaliEs.
l Bunker Hill No. 3, Miller. from LOuisvilla.
Alex. Scott Sturgeon, from LcuiaTilla.
/ Rio GTaude, Gordon, from 0pel0usas-l34 baes cotton
| r. M StTeok Streck. from LafOurcha
| TOwbOat j. p. Whitney. Hamburg, fIOU the Passes
| TOwbOat POTpOise ShultZ. from the Passes-
BRLOW-COBIINg
Two ships and three barks, unknown.
spoken:
By ship Rochester. the ID inst, of the Hole the
WALL bark VIM Henry, fiOm Th0mastOn, for this port.
| Memoranda;
Steamer Gen Lane left Louisville on the sIS ut Rspohn
the Ohio River falling Owly with feet water The prn
cDai bars.
Steamer Grand Turk left St. LOuii on the sOth uIt Re
ports the Upper Mississippi falling slowly,
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER

CELEBRATING THE REsULT.-YestsTiay the Democracy
testified their qualification the result Of the recent election
by the firing Of and general HOLIDAY for the pur
Of exchanging congratulations. The friends Of some
Of the successful candidates paIadad the streets with sgn
cant embsms Of reform, among which the broom sbone
conspicuous. At night places Of resort we've filed to
OVERLOOKING with crowds Of good humoEsd elsors sunauHd
ing their friends. the candidates elect and making anchor
brand dminHh from their immediate vicinity in an ex
fraordin.ry
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PICKPOCKETs.The se gentry are arriving daily from their
Northern hhunts and their depeda0ns becoming more
Numerous PS be reason adyaRces Two Of Them. Henry
Dillon and John Brown, were arrested yesterday and taken
bsole sheoOeI GenOs for examinations on the charge OF
picking the pockets Of Augustus Leopold They were sent
70 the WOIk- house as warrants for 30 DAYS each.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

TREsPAss-Haunah Taylor was taken into custody yes
terday iorpaying visit TO the premises Of Zoe Beoseva
the corner of Cont and MaTa there breaking
the door and scattering the furniture To-day Hannah
will be taught TO respect the rights Of her neighbos
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

BIRD HAND-JOhn IleonaId wishing to pursue the
study Of OTnhOogy with living specimens before him
eiqded 10 appropriate as matter Of fancy valuable bird
belonging to CamhO SpaIichi That gentleman found him
took him into custody Recorder Gehois will amins the
chi