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The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-07
Medical COPartnershiP.
DRS. COXEET L THOMPSON

HAVING associated themselves in iheir
profession, respectfully tender their
services 10 the public; and from the eTper.
lance Of the former Of more than twenty
years practice; and that Of latter, IN
practical Surgery while in the Army Of
Occupation in MEXICO, hope TO merit a
Oftbe confidence and patron.
age Ofihe community. The services Of
both can be bad without extra charge.
ns-Ofhce the west side side Of the pub.
lie sqnare.
OETORD. Miss. Jan. 10. 1919 -s9-Gm.
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70 rHE PrHLIc:-

j % THE PuBLlC:-
JoHN Beavers, an infamous scamp, who
lives in the neighborhOod Of Wyatt, Miss,
has allowed some per1on TO write card
Ind put his namo TO il and publish IT,,
slanderirg my character.
This man Beavers is an irresponsible
man and Of VIGOROUSLY bad character, and
could not have written the card himself,
as he can neither read nor write-he has
therefore been made n tool Of by 'ome
Infamous coward, through whom to SANDER
me.
l deem no further reply necessary. ]
am responsible aud can make good what !
uay. VIM. II. CAIN.
April Cd, 1870.
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HAVING received our ssmi-ann1al sup
PLY, we commence the New Year with an
assortment that is not surpassed It equal
led 10 the United States.
We have "Twelve Thousand Dollar"
in the article Of Watches alone, and can
therefore supply our friends and the public
with any style, and at alan ST any price.
We have
Gold Patent Levers frDm SIS to $3.50;
Silver do. do. Is" 55;
with a general assortment Of Lepins and
Vertical Watches.
The other branches Of our stock will
be found as extensive and complete as our
Watches-such as CHAINS, SEALS, kEYs,
(Jewelry in all its variety, including many
valuable DIAMONDS aud some full setls,
SPECrAcLEs, SILvER-wARE, Com FINE,
SILVER PLATED GOoDs, CLncKs, LAMPS q
GIRANDoLEs, CUTLERY, Guns, PIsrOLs.
including the genuine DIRRINGER's, CANES,
TEA TRAYs, with a general assortment Of
Fancy GoODs, in which will he found
many choice altcIes for the Ladies.
NOTICE. We aim TO furnish those
who deal in Memphis, with home mar
ket and home guarantee f1r Goods in
our line, and invite the public TO call and
examine for themselves. Our Stock is
laid in with Cash; our European Goods
we import ourselves; we get our Domes-
tic ArlIcles direct from nc makers, snd
being satisfied with a small profit, we offer
great inducements TO our friends and the
public. We are also prepared to do oil
kinds Of work in our Inc, in the best
manner and with dispatch, our motto il,
TRY US! +. Il. CLARK g. Go.
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn
IF. II. CLARK,
A. G. WURzBAcH,
]. S. WILKINS.
n. B. The trade supplied on liberal
terms ami oil orders from the country
will receive especial attention.
Memphis, Tenn, January 18th, 1919.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-07

TNHE subscriber tenders hishearty thanks
u 10 the citizens OF Memphis and Vicini-
~, for their liberal patronage, during his
eight years residence n Memphis, and by
his extensive arrangements for the future
hopes to merit for his new house, con-
tinusnee Of the confidence and patronage
Of the public. FRED. II. CLARK.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICES bcreby given that The under.
- signed Administrator Of the Estste Of
g. B. Goodwin deceased, has fled his pc
hti in The Probate Court Of Lafayette
County, State Of Mississippi, for final st
element of his admiaisiraiins, and VIII a.
me February Tern Of said Cour', present
an scc7unt Of be ndminislraiion Cor alluw-
snce WITH eommirsions, snd apply fofa &.
nsl hesring Of sid socouni.
JkMES STOCKARD. Adm'r.
ofo. B. Goodwin. deceased
De-. 1Q. iSts.-no 35-gL
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LAFAYETTE COUNTr.

LAFAYETTE COUNTr.
WILIAx P. FUReUsoS,0 aitaekmrnt
-. IN fhe Circuit
JoHN ". wArsoS. g. Court Of Lafay.
JERARD Z. KIEHT. cite cOuaty, Mia.
WILLIAM p. FURGUsON having
w sued out an attachment against the
estate Of John n. Watson and Jerard r.
Kirby, Cor the sum Of 500, which il
nov pending IN ihs Circuit Court Of La
hyeiis county, Mississippi, 10 be held On
Ire 6rsi Moaday afer the fourth Monday
Of April, 1919, a. The court house IN The
town Of Oxiord-Noiics is hereby given
that, unless the said John n. Watson and
Ierard 3. krby shall appear and plead
BY the April term q The said Court Store.
sid, Judgment VII Be entered, and tho
.siaie 20 attached ell Be soid 20 satisfy
ard dsSls AM ell costs.
This 3isi dsr n March, 1912
~ ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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NOTICE..

II will attend at the following named times
II and Places for The purpose Of receiving
the State, County aud Special Tax due for
the year ls4s, u wi:
Eutaw 18Th, Dec. as & ~. g. 10th, Jau.
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LIST OF THE STUDENTS


In the order Of their MairictdatiOn and
j0isiag College.
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OXFORD,
FEMALE ACADEMY.

WNHe next session Of this school win
u commence on the 10Th day Of Febru-
airy next, under the supervision Of SIR.
A. l.. LEWIS, as Principal, an able and
experienced teacher, who will be aided by
competent assistants, all ofwhOm, are well
qualified to discharge their respective du-
ties. We can safely recommend them 10
The confidence and patronage oflhe public.
The course Ofsludy will be that usually
pursued IN the best Academies. The class.
es are divided into primary and acidemi.
cal departments, the latter into three a..
visions.
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IRok WercI
z v e R Y B o d Y!

= z r Z B o ID Y
"a IL perssas posting ttrays vii plesse
a send 50 ecuu with the posi note, olh.
srwiss they may DOT Be suendsd 10. Add
al Pc rsous suffering stray poPsrty proven
away without al charges being psid, viii
Be- held sccouoiahis.
A. WOOLvERTON. Ranger.
April sih, lsfs 2-si
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IRA Us.
ESTRAY.

TNAKEN Up, BY William =. Arnold. liv.
N inR IL miles South Of OKfcrd, one
bay ely, about "a hsnds high suppo ed 70
Be- hires years Old, no marks o. brsnds per.
csiratlo, appraised 10 $50
A. WoOLv ERToN, Rosrrr.
Fsb. 3. 1870 ti-St
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.ANSeaC Candidate
In the Field.

THE undersigned beg leave to inform
= the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Oxford
and vicinity. that they have re-opened their
STORE, and having just received new
and fdll supply Of
Fall and Winter Goods.
They are now fairly in the field as candid
ates for sellingGoOds, begging the P1trOn-
age oflhe citizens Of Oxford and vicinity
without distinction ofPaIty.
Their Stock consists in part OF
Dry Goods, a full assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
HATS, CPS. SHOES and BOOTS.
HARD WARE, QUEENS WARE
GROCERIES, SADDLERY, &c. &c,
Their Principles will be T. t,k0 slight
advances on COS, and sell FOR CASH only.
Please give us a call and you will Ger.
ininly he satisfied with our Goods as well
as with our terms.
ROGGENBURGER g. BRO.
Oct. %, lS4S.-3l-tE.
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/. Bseg, TSOu.as E.. ChicIasav cOunty,
2. Giaism, john r., DesOto 60.
8. Ware, William J., PonIOtoc DO.
4. Holmes, Finley, Desoto do.
s. AaOn, John u, do.
8. Mash, NJ. G., Canton, Madison co.
I. Morton. C. s., Columbus, LOwn6ss
g. Harris, S. H., do.
9. BOren, William r.. O1Ford. lafayette
10. BmIer, W. r., do. do. 49,
IL. Mackie, =. NJ, do. do.
~. Kirkpatrick, r. p, Marshall CO.
~. PtEyear, \. s., do.
IA. EHis, Thossss F., At the University.
is. G16fn, W..P., Oxford, lafayette co.
10. Minis, Hugh, leaksville, Greene co.
II. Gilispie, L., Wahaiak, KsmPsr co.
10. AFRGreH. Holly Springs.
10. Pegnes, stsltism c., do.
20. Pepues, Marlborough, do.
81 Welsk, Jos, Wahslak, Kemper CO.
%. COnkeN foe. J., Oxford, Lafayette
%. Jone., E,s.s.s B., 10. do.
"a lEoseIey, John r., wahalak. Kc ppO
CO.
Is. Rogers, TROmas J., Oxford.
90. Lambrsfh, y. w. Canton, Madison co.
"a. Osoens, William, do. do.
%. Phipps, !. NJ, Oxford.
%. Phipps, B. L., do.
80. Sheegag, John, do.
81. Phipps, W. r., do.
az. Jorden, w. T., Canton, Madison co.
80. RaybSrn, Z. n, Oakland, Yslobusha
co.
"a. Hi6Ier, r. T., Belmont, Pamela On.
SO. AIstOn, p. g., Pleasant Mount, do.
80. Smaher, X. g., Oxford.
81. Bramiif, J. NJ, POntotoc.
80. Bennett, J. NJ, Barton, Monroe GO.
80. Strong, N. L., Barton, Lowndes CO.
40. FOndren, William, Oxford.
Al. Taylor, B. s., do.
az Means, j., Memphis, Tenn.
43. Coleman, A. J, DesOto CO.
"A. EpiaR, A., Carrolllon, Carroll co.
45. Phifer, ChGrles W., Water Valley,
Yalobusha CO.
46. Lester, S. r., Belmont, Pamela CO.
a.. Burton, A. S., Holly Springs.
As. Hurt, II. Hammet, Oxford.
40. H0lLert, j. H., Aberdeen, Monroe co
so. Smiley, =. j, Reds Store, COpiah co.
81. MeGders, J. p, Oxford.
SO. Montgomery, c. r., Starkyille, Miss,
So. Epams, r. H., Aberdeen, Monroe CO.
81. CoffreH, II. NJ, HudSonVIIIe, Mar.
shall CO.
IS. Scales, J. W.. do. do.
90. Roach, j., Preston, Yalobusha co.
~. HUdson, J. L., Lamar, 90.
81. Robson, w. j., Charleston, Talla-
hatchie county.
so. Ragl0nd, J. f.. Pontotoc.
GO. Queries, J. j., Montrose.
81. Farrdr, r.. o., jackson, Miss.
90. Kirkpatrick, J. G., Canton, Madison
co.
60. OIiper, d. NJ. Rice's X roads, Pa
nOla co.
81. IPGoran, r., Waterford, Marshal co.
G5. Earle, b., Aberdeen, Monroe CO.
6J. M'Bee, Silas, Tchula, Holmes CO.
~. M'Bee, Joshua, do. do.
BS. Johnson, William, Monroe co.
30. BHrHin, W., Barton, Lowndes 20.
~. M0ySOug -. AA.t 5uChhohg NAise'
n. Andrsrs, X. C., Vernon, Madison co.
r. Wyatt, r. s, Tchuls, Holmes CO.
%. Herring, John b., POntoloc.
"a. M'CIHre, Moses ". COoSa CO., Ala
bama.
Since publishing the List Of The Students
; ho had malriculated in the University Of
on Saturday last, the 10Th of
March, the following young gentlemen
ave iOined that institution:
%. Leak, w. J., TipPah CO.
g. Young, Beperlcy D., Wavsrlsy, Lown. :
des co.
z. Young, ThOmas E.. do.
Il. Young, James H., do.
q. Waikias, john, do.
%. Robson, Robert, Charleston, Talla- =
halchie co.
T. MosELKY. ,. G. THOMfSos.
MOSRLRTkFHOMPSON,
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-07

TRUsT SALE OF NEGROES.-By
virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, to me ex-
ecuied as Trustee, by J.. X. Goodwin, on
the 4lh day OF January, lS47, TO secure =
certain PromissOry Note, made by said
Goodwin TO James StOckard, Administrator
OF G. B. Goodwin, deceased, in accordance
with tho terms Of said trust, | will expose
for sale, in the town Of Oxford, al the
Court House door,
On the 3Oth day Of April next,
being hs First day Of ths Circuit COUrt,)
FIVE Or sIx NEGROES,
10 satisfy said debt.
The negroes arc all valuable, and the
aide viii be GOOD
m. PHIPPS, TrusGee.
April 9Th, 1910. sod
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Wool Carding MACHINE.

WOOL Cardlng macnlne.
THE subscriber respectfully announces
TO the public that he has Just received
direct from CINCINNATI, a new WOOL
CARDING MACHINE, built on the
most improved plan. Il is now in opera.
ton at his Saw Mil, 10 miles east Of o.
ford, Lafayette county, on the road leading
from Wyatt 10 PontOtOc.
Those having Wool TO card would do
well to send II in, as he confidently assures
all, that, by strict attention himself and
securing the services of an experienced
person, they shall receive nothing but
good rolls in return.
Wool should be cleared from all hard
substances previous to carding. and one
pound Of lard allowed 10 ten pounds o
wool L. I. WYNN.
PS. Wool rolls for saIa nj 40 cts per
pound. l. r. w.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-07

ways the cheapest, sad consequently the
great falling OF in lie qsality Of walches
We import our watches direes from Eng.
land, Franss, and Germany, and have
been IL monlhs in preparing.ahF present
stock. Oar aim has been % haze a splehd-
i'd assortment Of Fine Whtebes-ss fine
IS Europe can produce This, in addition
to full assortment Of the lev ahd medium
qualities, we are nov prepared to show
the public, alt of which will lie cod at o
small advance IN the importing cost.
+. II. CLARK s. Co,
January l3. No, 81 Front Row.
LAReE ADDITIONS. snd mora sAtsnsiVe
than ever.
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8 CARNAGE MAKING.

WAGON & CARRIAGE MAKING.
TNIIE Undersigned, having entered into
n copartnership in the above business.
have just received fine stock Of materials
for finishing Of
90NoEBSs
Carriages. Buggies, &C.,
IN he most aPPrOrsd and complete style
From their long expe fence at the basil
ness, and close attention TO the same, they
hope to merit liberal share Of
the public patronage.
Shop, the one formerly occupied by
L. 4. MoRRoW.
l.. r. MORROW,
WA. N. STRONG.
March l2ih. 1910. a.
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4-v..rAeEs or SAN Francisco
- 6lta California" makes the folS
wing statement Of the advantages
4 SaR Francisco: 8
Lat. San Francisco possesses the
.Esst largest. and most accessible
.rLor on the whole Pacific coast.
Oh. The situation Of the town is
eturesque, and but four miles from
De sea.
I Cd. The large bay Of San Francisco
navigable for medium sized yes
eis. as are also its great tributaries
|be Sacramento and San Joaquin.
9TH. The climate, though disagree.
hble to new corners, from the pre-
salence of north.westerly winds, -
remarkably healthy,
9th. The population has increased:
since March last, from eight hnndred
10 about two thousand souls.
9th. Real estate has risen in value
from one hundred to ten hundred per
cent,
7lh. The export Of gold dust from
fhis mort since May last IL supposed
! exceed Q, 100000.
slh. The duties collected at the
ustom.bouse were:
4th quarter, 1917. ei2,040l9.
I1 ouartar, fS4e. 1881 81.
Oh 90 1886 36.
I'd 1897 90.
.A.h - l00,4S0 SO.
Total, 10 ls4ss SIS0,074 &C.
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ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

NPohhSi NeouhBi WtAhnkf ANAnnoihSt
and Geography.
ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CLAss.-Eistory Of the Uni ed
States, Arithlnetic. English Grammar, with
daily exercises in read ng and writing.
SECOND CLAss.-Naiuial Phil1sophy.
Ancient snd Modern History, Rhetoric,
BO,Ony, Watts on the mad, Phys,ology,
and Chemistry.
THIRD CLAss.--Astronemy, Natural
Philosophy, Problems on the Globes, Nor
al and Mental Philosophy. Rhetoric, Boto-
ny. Chemistry, Latin and French langua.
ges, and Mathematics
To those desiring Il, will b, taught Orna-
mental NesdleWork, and Music on Piano,
and strict attention given 70 select reading.
composition and definition through TIE
whole course.
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IF. II. CLARK,
"a. G.. WURzBAcH,
". s. WILKINS.

n. B. The trade supplied on liberal
terms ami oil orders from the country
will receive especial attention.
Memphis, Tenn, January 18th, 1919.
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Watches! Watcheal!

EOR years the strife
has been not who
could make the best
watch, but who eoaldi
make the cheapest cIl
rather the lowest priced
..k.a. -
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PRIMARY pEPARTMENT.

Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic.
and Geography.
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o1Srd, Feb. 3. 1919.
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o y q LIZ LIts
III, Fs'iOn al. New York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-30

IMPORTANT DECISION IN RELATION TO hoNA-
wAYs-Much interest was created some Time ago
by the arrest of Mr.. Kaufman, wealthy farmer
of Cumberland county, Pa, for giving food ana
assistance to a family of fugitive slaves, which
were brought from Maryland or Virginia and left
on his premises. The owner of the slaves brought
suit, and gained, in one of the inferior courts
verdict against Mr.. Kaufman of $4,000. An ap-
peal was taken to the Supreme Court, ana on
Monday the 18th inst. after full argument, Judge
Coulter delivered an opinion reversing the decision
of the lower court, on the ground that It was a
matter which did not belong to State JURISDICTION
but should have been brought in one of the Fede-
raj Courts under the act of Congress.
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OF We are indebted to the officers of the steam'
boat Old Hickory for Nashville papers.

MAMMOTH WEEKLY CREsCENT.-The Weekly
will be published to-day and ready for delivery at
the desk, in the counting at o'clock, and at
Morgan's 1t will, as usual, contain greater
amount of matter than is to be found in any other
Southern Weekly, comprising all the News of the
Week, Important Foreign Intelligence from every
part of Europe, Telegraphic Dispatches, the Local
News of the Week, a Review of the Market up to
this date, and the News by To-Day's Mails, to-
gether with great variety of miscellaneous mat
ter. Thus the Weekly Crescent will present an
amount Of literary information and instruction suf-
fcient TO crafty the taste of every reader.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. - Mr.. Samuel McBeth, a
respectable citizen of Liberty township, in Logan
county, Ohio, was run by the on the night
of the 18th inst, as it is supposed about 10 o'clock
Both legs were severed from the body-one about
the ankle and the other between the ankle and the
knee. In that awful condition he remained until
about O'Clock the next morning, when he was
discovered and conveyed to his home. Amputa-
ton was performed, but the unfortunate man died
the next day
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or The officers of the steamer Sultana have
placed lis under obligations for St. Louis papers.

CONSUL AT CHAGREs-We learn by private
Geographic dispatch tina. our fellow citizen, Harvey
Gleason, formerly of the firm of Wilson g. Gleason,
has received the appointment of Consul at Chagres.
Mr. Gleason is one of our most estimable citizens,
and we feel confident the appointment will give
very general satisfaction. Chagres is destined
to be place of great commercial importance, and
much depends upon the fitness of men for such
Offices in these rapidly growing places.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-30

ACCIDENT TO AN EDIToR.-Horace Greeley,
editor OF the New York Tribune, was thrown from
his carriage while riding with his wife and child
few days ago. The horse having become unruly
ran away with the vehicle, which was almost de-
molished by the accident. Mr.. Greeley was Sc
verely bruised and cut on the head, but is now
convalescent and able to attend TO business. The
lady and child were but slightly hurt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-30

N- Lord Cough, the commander of the British
forces in India, has been made Viscount Cough of
Goojerat, of the Punjaub, and of the city of Lin
erick. The Earl of Dalhousie, Governor General
of India, has been made Marquis of Dalhousie, of
Dalhousie Castle, in the county of Edinburgh, and
of the Punjaub
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-30

CHARGE OF PERJURY.-The New York Morn
ing Star of the 2lst says that legal gentleman, of
talent and irreproachable character, in that city,
has been arrested on charge of perjury; but, as 1t
is probable The accusation cannot be sustained, his
name is snnnressed until an examination is had.
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RAPID INTERCHANGE OF CORRESPONDENCE
The steamer America having arrived at Boston
about halfpast o'clock on the morning Of the Goth,
the Bostonians were able to answer the letters
which she brought, by the Europa, which left Bos-
ton for Liverpool at IL O'Clock the same day. In
about % days, therefore, from the the time of for
wardngtheir letters, answers may be received in
England
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-30

UNITING THE INDEPENDENT TREASURY WITH
BANKs.-Mr. Franklin Haven, who has been ap-
pointed assistant treasurer at Boston, in place OF
Henry Hubbard, removed, is the president of the
Merchants Bank of that city.
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN.

good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case, with PENCIL for ONE
DOLLAR.
These guaranteed and should the points Of
BY usage purchaser exchange the Pen for
without errG charge
t The price which these Pens sold makes them really
cheaper than Steel PENS
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GUINNESS BUSH,
Dealers IN Fancy Articles, Gold Pens. etc
STREET,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-30

The NEW YORK PARALYSIS CAsE.-We hope
none of our readers distressed in mind by the
remarkable case of paralysis in New York, which
we copied from the New York Globe yesterday.
The ancient sufferer, Mrs. C. T. Hall Klok, would
De as insensible to their sympathies as City Hall
Clock, to which her name has such striking SINH
laritv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-30

CHOLERA IN ST. LoUs.-The cholera continues
to make the most dreadful ravages in St. Louis. 1t
is far worse in that city than it was here. On the
18th, there were 60 deaths of cholera on the Doth,
"a, and on the 2lst, S6-total for three days, 229
Up to the 18th inst, the number of deaths by
cholera was 1853
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90 usury law has passed the Connecticut
senate, allowing money to be loaned at more than
per cent, but prohibiting the recovery of more
than that amount in the courts.
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FREAK OF LIGHTNING.-Peter Burt jr.'s house,
in Taunton, Mass. was struck by lightning, and
the fluid passed over his body while he was on the
bed, and even singed his whiskers, without mate.
rally iDjuring him.
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Inc U. 5. Mail Steamship Hermann, for
southampton and Bremen, left New York on the
10Th inst She took out about seventy passengers
full freight, and about is 900 in specie
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LANGSTAFF & HUME vs. TOwBOAT LOUIS
Philippe and Iudenendenf ToUhoat CompanY

LANGSTAEF e HUME VS.. TOWBOAT LOUIS
Philippe and Independent Towboat Company.
the District Court of United States for the Eastern
l. District of Louisiana No. $780,. In obedience to the
commands Of an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled case. | have seized the Steam TowbOat
LOUIS PHILIPPE her tackle apparel and furniture and
do hereby cite and admonh the owner or and all
and every other persons having pretending to
have any right title interest in the and
appear before District Cont of the United states for the
District aforesaid TO be holden the city of New Orleans
on or before the TIL MONDAY from the service hereof
show if they have why the said Steam
Towboat Philippe her tackle apparel and furniture
be condemned and sold ageeaby to the prayer
Of the libeants
u $. Marsha's office, Eastern District of Louisiana New
Orleans, June 2, 1919 WILLIAM s. SCOTT,
je %. 80. jy9 u. 8, Marshal East Dist Louisiana
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-30

MAIL RoBBERY.-On the morning of the 10Th
inst. the Western mail for New York city was
robbed of its portion from Troy, destined for that
city, after it reached Albany. 1t was undoubtedly
taken from the boat: The police have been put on
the alert