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To Physicians, Druggists, and
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Dr.. J. N. Keller and Bro. most respectfully
solicits attenti on to their fresh socA of English
reneh, German and .smeriesr Drugs, Med
mes, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stutf's.
arnish, G lasswsre, Perfnmery, Patent Med.
mes sc. Having opered new stnre No. zoo
Market St. with full supply Of Fresh Drugs
and Medicines, We respectfully solicit Country
dealers to examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere, promising one and all who may feel
disposed to extend TO us their patronage, 70 sell
them genuine Drugs and Medicines. as 1.-The,
al terms as any other house in the city, and I"
faithfully execute all orders entrusted to u.
promptly and with dispasch.
One OF the proprielois being a regular ply
stefan, affords ample guarantee of the genuine
quality Of all articles sold At their establishment
We respectfully invite druggists and countr,
mere hanls who may wish 10 become agents .or
DI. keeler's Celebrated Family Medicines,
standard and popular remedies.) to forward
their address.
Soliciting the patronage of dealers, We rs.
specially remain,
N. KEELER & BRO. wholesale
Druggists No. 2sA Market street.
Sept 90 ely, Philadelphia.
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Sale to commence at 3 O'Clock, P. M
JOHN c. GROOME,
OHIO SCOTT, Trustees

".'Daily Inquirer and daily North
American, Phila; Journal, Gazette and
Chicken, Wilmington; Record, West Ches
ter; daily American and daily Patriot,
BALTIC; and Examiner, Lancaster; will copy
once a week till sale, and each send copy
and bill to John c. Groome.
Elkton, Sept CTS.
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GLIFES AND HOSIERY
hne assortment Of Silk. Lisc ,hrca and
-Ah.a Gloves, also fine lot of Hosiery of all
Ap 7'!l!ae' BRova x Mcintire.
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TO-DAY AND TO. MORROW.
BY !. II. CARPENTER.

BY !. II. CARPENTER.
Don't tell me Otto morrow!
Give NE the man who'll say,
1hat, when good deed'sto be done,
Let S do The decd to-day
We NAV all command I G present,
live act, and never wait;
But repentance is the phantom
vi the past, that comcs too late!
Don't tell me Otto morrow!
There's mach t. do to-day,
That can never DO acaomp lIshed
II we throw the hours away;
Every moment has its duty
Who the future eau torteP
Then why put off till to morrow
What to day cnn do So wolff
Don't tell me Of to morrow!
II we look upon The past,
How much that we have left do
We cannot DO at Last!
To day! il the only time
For all on this frarl earth;
1t takes an agc TO form life,
A moment gives ii birth.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of decree the High Court
of Chancrry of Maryland, the undersigned
as Trustees, will offer at Public Sale on
SATURDAY the Goth day of October
next, at the Court House, in Elkton, Md,
all the Real estate whereof Thomas Tay-
lor, late OF Cecil county, died seized, con-
sisting;
l. OF a very valuable tract Of land near
Princi Pic Furnace, containing
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Judgement before
George Fl. Joyce,
Esq, October 80,
lS48, in favor of
, Plaintiff for Gao
debt with interest
from 18th Oct.
lS4s till paid.
costs 81 cts.
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ace, containing
lG 1 Acres,

40 acres of which are in wood and timber,
and the residue arabic land. This is one
of the most desirable pieces of property in
the county. II is located on Principle
Creek within half mile of Principle Fur
mace, where the st-eam is navigable, and
where the P. w. s. B. Rail Road passes,
3 miles from Perryville and 7 from Port
Deposit. The situation is high and healthy,
the soil naturally fertile, part highly i'm
proved and all susceptible of being made
very productive-the fencing good, and
the improvements of the best QUALITY
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Tavern, Brick Smoke house, Ice House
Barn 40 by 81 feet, with shedding at
tached So by IL feet, Blacksmith Shop
and Store House, all in good order, with
two pumps OF good water, one at the door
of the Tavern and the other in the Barn
yard. This has always been one of the
best public stands for business in the coun-
ty; but within few years past, owing to
the destruction of the Bridge over the Sus-
quehanna River at tonowingo, and other
causes, its value has greatly increased.
Along this route pass all the droves OF
horses, cattle and other stock which cross
the Port Deposit bridge, for the Philadel-
CHA and New York markets, and here
many of them stop for shelter and food.
The situation is healthy, the water pure,
the nelghborhood agreeable, and the land
fertile.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the
decree are as follows: one third part of the
purchase money IN cash, and the residue
on a credit of 6 and 10 months with inter-
est from the day of sale to be secured by
bond with suretes to be approved by the
Trustees,
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OF HEALTH. -i5e,t,b "a {

MBlCTURE OF HE ALI i.--l}c 'ith ~ chl!.
III acteriZed ~ An nairi1tli hy 'ho ab,eutr q
all pain, suffering dlit ti,' u" any Jlfi "i ~
body; by the free aud ''gu,ar exercise 81 all ri.
functions withou, an, exrrIiiu. Thty consist
iU having Il gnod a,n- tie al meal times, an easy
digestion, tree evacuaiiuBs, without looseness or
cosveuess, at least once in twenty-four hours,
and without heat, dryness or burning ai the pass
age the free issue of the water WI hont AZ 'i'nony
or burning, aud without "A reddish sentiment i:cb
is always sign OF present or an apprndchiH4
pain; qnetsleep, without agitation or Troublesome
dreams; tarte of bile OF other bad taste in the
mouth upon rising in the morning; no sourness or
dsagreeable rising of the stomach; clean tongue
and sweet breath, no itching pimpes nr spots on
the skin, 10 piles, no bnrniEg heat upon any part
Of the budy, no excessive thirst "h"u nncxpn-rd
to yhor or other known causes, ,.,,itn,dlon 10
any natural evacuation, nor pain a, 'hui. pciinGt
cal return.
Where The state of the system does no, hafmG
nze with the above picture health. il is Of thc
greatest Importance hii 10 tune h- ), ia se.id-
ing for dorter or in the use Of foolish rrm"lrg
to often the result of SpGcndlinn--i,isiead %! trJc
course let a dose OF BTandreh's Pills lc e..
which will not deceive, hut will al once restore
health to the organ or part that requires ii.
All who wish to preserve their health. all who
are determined to defend their life against the ell
croachraents Of disease which might send them
premat,lrely to the grave, will without hesiisiion,
have recourse to the Brandreth Pills. wbcH 'he
state If The system does so hafmGuize rJ,h the
above picture Of health
Tho-e who live ~ country where contagious
o!her diseases prevail, should often think o.,
true picture of health, aud hserve hmsei. y iili
particular ateunu in order 10 ac- arcordirgly.- -
The wise aud rightly directed will in!low this ad-
vice the unwi.e are left To iiri own destruction
BEWARE OF COUNTENFEllS
Be very carefu! and go TO die Agent VIII d yJu
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure ,f he
genuine article. When you purchase oihe, wl lsr
inquire whether the person selling their know tho
Pills he offers you are genuine Branjfet eth Pits
Every man knows whether the ariil k he ollie %
is true or false. Beware Of cheats
To insure the full benefit Of these eeic y tel
Pills. they should be keptin the house, so tha VI. n
the FIRST commencement Of sickness. they may be
at once resorted TO. One dpse then is bette thar
q dozen after disease has become established !, he
system. may
The BRNADRETH'S PILLS are sold In 2,
cents per box, at DR. b. Brandreth's Prin. -
Office, 81 Broadway, New York, ,fl 7 ~
duly authorized Agents t
G1-A fresh supply of the a,ove Pills r..
ceved by the following Asents:-- ~
j. r g. j. H. MORRIS, Woodsfield. -a
WM. STEEL, Stafford.
joan II. WHARTON, Carlisle. fDA
] NJ. RoUNp, Summerheld. anY.
j.. f. BIpENuARN " Co., Malaga.
H. ROUND. Sarahsviile. Morgan CO. 1
WELCH s. THOMPSON. Bealisyie..i art Ia. /
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II. G. FARRELL'S. 81 !
cELEBRATED 4qra,ai
Arabian L.iniment..

yEVHE miraculous cures per.
| n formed by the Arabian physi-
clans in the days of old, were then
looked upon as The result OF magic.
but since we have become intimate
with their history we can thus ac.
count for their surprising power
over disease Their lattainments
~ 'he kno~ledge Of medicine were
III, w"ndef Of 'he age, while al the
500 line the scjeDre of Chemis-
''s, Nhich with them had lis origin.
'.' trfnr fesi' pf the world ga
Se1ifa '5"sj " aud in Botany they
we're ll,- most zeaio s IF students.
Z. the beautiful gtoves which skirt
.rr deserts of Arabia, abound rare
plants aud odorous woods. whence
arc nbtained those aromatic gums
fragrant balsams. Of which this in.
comparable liniment is composed.
aud by whose stimulating, unctu-
Gus, penetrating aud Anodyne
properties it is. when applied,
lnS'an''nronsly iiflused through
Inc "i!oie rervnu5 system, allay.
ing ti1 iaosi Intense pain in the In
'redIe'l -4qrt tuye Of 10 or l5min.
us,s. j.. ilrn prompt, y ,wer-
inl aid 'if''cinal. without the least
danger. II prneiratrs the flesh IN
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AUDITORS OFFICE.

AUDITORS OFFICE, HGi.
WooDsf II Co. Nov.2 S49
land and
Wodd, the Second oady Of
month";
penalty ,,i for
Dec /, TIL. WEST. MonroeC County Ohio
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A DAM MARSHALL'S ESTATE Notice
N is hereby given that the subscribers has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate of Adam Mafshal. late of Monroe
county. deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate payment;
and those having claims aganst said estate will
present them legally proven for settlement
Dec. 8. 1919 BENJAMIN "A HALL.
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The MOST t.XTR AoRDINA.
~ DISCOVERY IN THE
WORLD is THE GREAT
ANABIAN REMEDY FOR.
MAN AND BEAST! l,'.s.,
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vUyHOMAS FORsnEN'S ESTATE Noties
A is hereby given asi the subscrhfi rs hes6
appointed and qualified Executor oi,ttr tsl+ sf
Thomas Forshey late Of Manroe conniy drcesssd
An persons indebted to said estate sill please make
immediate pay rent; sud those having claims a,
ganst the same will present them, properly au-
thenticated, for settlement. Y as Ia3fiT, a CA
{ Dec. 8, lS49. 6 BENJAMIN MevAY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12


TR0UBLEs IN New MEXICO The ST. Louis
Union contains the following intelligence from
Santa F6. The accounts are 10 the 4sh Of Junei
The Apache Indians continued their depreda-
tiOns and murders. Ten murders had been COM
mitted by them near AbqUi. Capt. Chapman, Of
the Sanla Fe Guards, went in pursuit, and came
upon about forty or fifty lodges near AbiquL At
about $50 yards from the lodges, which were So
curely encamped in deep cGR0n Capt. Chapman
halted and demanded the murderers Of those who
had been killed. Not being given up, and the In
dams having commenced some movements for the
purpose of attacking the party, Capt Chapman
ordered his men 10 fire. This was done, and re-
turned by the Indians, who Immediately fed 70 fh9
brush. charge was then made by Capt Chap
man. the Indians routed, and the camp taken-
The chief and twenty men of the Indians were
killed. Il is supposed their force exeeeded I'D
One man of Capt. Chapman's force, named John
galloway, and black boy, were mortaily wound
ed Two others were wounded-one badly
Dr. Lemon alias Bill SnOoks) and company,
party of bandits, it was reported had been Killed
by the Indians
Capt john A. N Ebbets, Of the N. Y, Knicker-
booker, arrived at Santa Fe on the 21th. 6s DAYS
from Fort Smiih--number OF travelling days. 81.
The company had II wagons
The Cherokee and Mississippi eompaAles afiiEea
ON the Sd Of June, aud reported 3 company o. 10y
men about four or five days behind
The Santa Fe Republican says: There is 2
scarcity Of water and grass abont 200 miles rom
this place and it is thought decidedly advisable
for all emigfants coming the Southern route, 20
come North Of this route, water and grass will
be exceedingly scarce IN a very short time BY m
formation received from the most reliable sources,
there can be no doubt but that the route taken BY
Capt. Bradford, LIST Dragons, in the summer OF
lS4S is by far the direct and most practicable
route from Fort Gibson 10 this point"
Lieut. Pleasonton, 2d Dragons, aid 70 Gen. r. Z.
Smith, with an escort Of ten men, left on the 4th
Of June for California. Capt Buford, with like
escort was TO leave the 9Th for the United States
Capt. Marcy, Of 5th Infantry, with an officer o.
the Typographical corps, with company Of lnian'
try list 4th RI and detachment Of 80 dragons
were on the route from Fort Smith, for the pufpost
of opening military road to Santa Re.
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HERhTHoF THE CITv.yVell may citizens congratu-
late themselves the present undvaed health Of New
Orleans. Thousands left for the Eastern cities, to End
only desolaon and disease How reioiced they would
feel to be back in the City Of Refuge The streets filing
up. business frightening and instead Of The usual duBs
Of predict constant flow Of tlads and
early return Of commercial prosperity. II IL the
The time when the idea Of running of every
from the Crescent City" slfshy spend, in
foreign places the gained here, will be looked upon
with The right kind Of feeling. Have no, delightful
places Of surroun3iug this great emporium and su
Gent to supply the uxunous Of the wealthy without
flooding Saratoga with Louisiana currency The funds
justly due heFe-spsnd your surplus q watering
places, and days twill return but throw into
the Falsof Niagara the Hudson River and It is swept
from rs without hope Of seeing il again.
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ADJouHNMEET OF Tux FIKsT DIsraIoT {

ADJOURNMENT OF THK FIRsr DIsTRIcT COURT-
Judge NC HeHrgThis Cont adjourned yesterday for The
season Judge McHenY, Diminishing the Jury stated in
substance as follows That the Court had been in session
from Monday morning until Saturday night orthe pas.
months excepting only interval Of ten days. Daring
this long session. fOm ten vercts had been returned
daily Despite Of epdemlgs and innndati0n, the COnit
although retarded by these caam ties had still continued us
duties. E. cry criminal Occurring the met Of July
had been dispOed Of But three four pTs remained
in coninement--havinE Themselves asked have the
trials postponed and the Stats wishing force them
defence The Judge returned thanks to the Jurors fol
their puncua attendance and The faithful discharge he
duties.
The Court will meet again Saturday for the pur
pose OF encng those convicted during the past week
also decide upOn certain motions for Tais. The
Count will from day day Afterwards until these mo
toms entirely disposed OF.
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BURGLARY AND ASSAULT A SLAvE.-Sy Daniel, a
negro belonging theGas Company, drought before
Recorder yesterday, charged by Mr. Frances
Gallo with entering his house on the GENTLY Road on
the night OF the ID inst and stealing thence LOT Of c0hn
Mr. GpiliOt stated that he found Daniel his
the prisoner in pursuit Of his pundeT seized him the
throat ehoked him. and attempted TO force him the
floor for the purpose of killing him. In the conflict that
seed mir Guot bathedip blood fom his esIs and
The prisoner before the Fist strict Court for ta
This IS capital offence. puniahabe win death.
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ARRAIeNMENT or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID. Carouo-
itch. whose mentioned 10Th inst was ar
Tagned before Recorder baldwin yesterday. The exalina-
ton takes pla day Three different charges OF forgery
have been preferred against the prisoner Eisior forging
" john Gaache This note was sold to MIR Thomas P.
White; second, forging the OF David GOwzus & Co
note for 8l25. sold Mr. Berniana third forging
note for $780, signed NJ DudouYt." and endorsed Man.
MnfC ruilf
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Trial FoR LaRCKNY-John Fitzgerald was tired yt7taf-
day before The Fiat Dc Count The charge q tascny
in Tobbng John Hooks jewey store Of some ~ 4lee.
Mullen principal witness against him. - y
having received par Of the stolen property hla
the rial differed widely from thai bciqfe ecoiue
Baldwin examination Of Fitzgerald; Mullen seei.
have grown upon the part thai he bad aen iA te
matter OF the robbery. The Jury found kIl1Relad Eatgs
but nped him TO the cemancy Of The Count kn
onCf remanded o await his Eentence.
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ARREsT.-Mishael Kane hloughttO che Police office
Of she Second Municipality Yesterday Tor raising uLNE-
banee IN Giiod street There was not much 81 The ssgar
Kane about Mike; be locked rather sour when made 9
fktg Kane 70 the Caiab0C-a. Yet he seemed a9te
enough to conduct himself IN be Ter spirit
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TRIAL FOR ASSAULT UPON An QFFIeER.-Pauy Lyons
WIS tired yesterday before the Ft District court for as
SAINT on the 9TH Of June last up0n Mr.. Huuckes, of the
Third INDIVIDUALITY Police The Jury rendered veIdiet q
= Guilty aud recommended 70 the mercy OF Inc Iouft.
This prisoner a young Of p OF q yean Of age
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NEW ORLEANS /:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY Il, 1919

The WEkTHER. ~ yesterday another mimic deugs came
down upon rs The food gates above must have heen
lifted high in air. and the reservoir drained 70 the bottom
These rains preserve from sickness This neeH
thoroughly ceansed BY ten and the rank veseon Of
the swamp ovsraOwed By The We CRY ameH % %
much Providence will favor wih-sither shower CT
afovr
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''DANsEROUs AND SusPICIous = Joseph Hsssisg and
George Stewart, both well known vagabonds gels arrested
by the Fist Mnnoipatg police and examined fsnie
cofder GenOis yesterday. In defiant Of vouchers they
were to rlstcate al the work house.
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ROBBERY or HYMAN's JEwELRY STORE-. Hgen;te
Taisf-William Hail. whose arrest we mentioned on tne
10Th nst examined beO Recorder Seuzeneau Jester
Jay, and al eE the hearing Of testimony, was Isnanee y
be brought up again to-day Hall lad Of onE - leaa %
lie thar he Teceig the watches i0ana opu
him from the two who escapeG--Joe benhet nn1
= DukeyN Tie prisoner, understand, has BEEN roA-
csrAed in extensive laFceues befue, and ta, gns VIE
be produced day identify him the lad Whoz - COM
Dany with other boys. committed danng theit o. Jew
elry from store IN 81. Charles street.
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SENTEBcED.-PatIick nlccoY hndihg that his wife had
complained % Recorder Baldwin Of h brutal conduct con-
sered that discretion The better Of VlnE, and sur
rendered hm5ef yesterday II the High LCna1haa Ce 81
the Second Municipality
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NeW Orleans Cattle Market.

Reported Ortke Crescent. LAFAYETTE, July 1l-P N.
Arrived today steamer Galveston with So Beeves and
Old Hickory with 12l Beeves No change in the prices Of
yesterday Beef first class 405z second class 2D8Sc b;
Hogs. ~ D81Sc.B Ii; Sheep 81 OO0s9 50 head Cows,
ESQ $50 head Com So p bushe Oats Soc. y buShel
Bran, 75oS 100 ID Hay, $2Si0s9O q ton.
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NuIsAsoE-Ifint to Btalaers.-A ditch has been dug
in PoydTaE street. near st Charles for constructing the
foundation of building This tap, eDcrOachng upon
the side walk has already az nght received is ms
bosom OF three Of cur citizens, giving them uuwel
enme anl aEnecLed bah
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AssAULT.-Ann Mathews and Wash. Fleming WeIq e.
aminei yesterday before Recorder Geaois, c4gs ~
fciing a cruel leaiing upon maEY Few On the "a o. san
last Ann sent beora the kiIst Distinct I@ult ana
Fleming discharged.
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LARoERY-Gegogi0 Andrews was arrested Yesterday e
answer the charge made BY Henry Beach, guardian 81 ne
Schooner Holmes. silver waoh belonging 70 Capt Oil-
vel stolen om the vessel. Beach believes Andrews g
be the thef Recorder GeHo attends 70 the charge Aot
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TWISTED TIeHT.-Wu TwistsF aIFsatsi yesterday
ard beOne Recorder Genoa Tor various mis-
demeanOrs. Not yet examined
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THr Mis.srtP - Fleming Foster and Talhst WeIa
brought up before Recorder GenO yesterday for taxing
step iusiomhOuts stress, iew evenings since. ~
bert discharged. Fleming and Foster fined go EACH
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE az 81 30 N.-LONelrUDr, 80 Win Time. Oh

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Sarah Panton, Puhton, New York Bailey Baxter
Ship Hope Weston, Liverpool, J. p. Whitney y 20
Ship Asiracan smith Boston, Chat Deake 4 Co
Brig NiOTea Morton, Bordeaux, L. h. Gale
Brig Ere, Robinson. Baltimore, J. IL Asnbudge
scbf Oregon, Tfenis, Tampico, o. Wiekham
Arrived Yesterday:
stsamnhip Gsye7ton Crane from Galveston 9th inst to
Harris " Mnrgan-POint
Steamship q A Ogden Haviand, from Galveston. Sth
Bark Valhela, Howe II days from Salt Key TO J. Whit
ney Cod my,
F. brig Dsux Sous Chemie IS days from Base Tene,
. Gaudaoppe in balesl, to Chrs. koek-Laiayee;
Mex; brig tece, LapagUe, ffOm TampleO, sOh Mt, to
q. l.. Dabelst 7sn--let
u ). schr. Aspe RYau days from BrazOs St. JagO, in
ballast, % U. s. QusTtermassr-3d my.
sghf Two Mays Slyss, days from Pensacola to master
sTxAMBoArs:
Oregon Hiem from Mobile
h, N. StTeck. Streek from LaOuIche.
hteode0n, MoMAhon, from st Louis.
Hiram Powers Hawey tTomlCincinnah,
heCla, Daimau, from Grand Ecore -l63 bales cotton
TOwb0at Anglo-Saxon Davis. from the Passes
T0wboat Louisville, FOote. from the Passes
Memoranda;
Steamer MsOdeon left ST. Louis the 5th inst. In port
loading for New Dreams, steamers Amaranh, and Uncle
Sam. The steamer Josiah Lawrence and g. f. Watkins,
laid up. Reports the upper rivers falling fast.
Steamer Hiram Powers left Cincinnati on the ist inst and
Louisville the 3D. Reports the Ohio river rising slowly
9Th inst. ships CharemaEns, and Fdes and the 9Th,
ship Houghton.
TowbOat Louisyia tOwsd down and to sea. on the Alb
inst ship Diana.
Passengers;
Per steamship E. A. Ogden, from Gslyestou-Mn. Dry
den and child Capt Daniels, Mcssn. p Gilt 8. w. Gas
King Mounev Beok HafT Viiiaus Waters Crutnhon
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CHARGE o. FORGERYA Pavillef was arrested gesteE-
day charged with altering note drawn BY Cha1as eon
from $751; the original anount Recorder eeo
will examine the today.
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e1- Wereturn thanks Mr. sere, Deputy CLERK Of the
Fist District Cout for the attention and courtesy shown
during the past term Never were thanks better msrsd
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ExAMIaED-lohn Mcdonald, changed with larcany. was
AietCQaHtaI uitl,