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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

donment of every leading prnc;.,-.
creed. This overthrow Of o.. P'e IN their N
election may be attributed party IN The
party management. connec,aS S'y 10 this 81
thousands confidently relying uDon ",p ~ The fac;
OF our numbers, and the iustpcSa we super
became indifferent. and Remained " our "a
polls, unmindful of the immense ~; way IRON
result to their country from this n1y Ju'y ihat n
This should be n solemn worn;Ss 'ecI Of Il
time TO come. and stimulate .ras 10 Us
strict discharge Of his duty. W. Iiaa 10
like causes produce like results G u" Know
sure as tho democratic party ,v,.'E1. IHI 'hai jas
last elections by the apathy wbicS SDe'ea'ed in
ranks JuSt so sure will political revo,,o go,"lea
upon and overwheIm US in Arkan.,.. !S "a
not vigIlant and active. The ract rGo, !, We
stood firm in the faith, whilst otbo, ". AFi'
way, only proves that she is doroo.l!es s'les 4
core, and will ever remain so. as Iorrc .
are found doing our duty; bu, nos,
we are found asleep upon our post wo "'sured sur
surprise and disaster. "ny eJ
We have willy adversaries to oco,.,
this State, possessing all the lvnu elenon,a wi
them formidable. Strictly organizej nnS y
with apparent victory in The las, coc,;o. ""u
are no. without hopes of success in thus ,bo
contest, relying mainly upon the opDorer :
of interest felt in the result, and The prob,bI
inclination of some democrats to leave tboi
vate business to attend the elections
This much | have thought proper 10 s,r
order that my true position in this canvas.
be properly understood, and if possible cor,
the people of the necessity of atIeniing bs
tion, and casting their votes in support Ui f.
principles. +
JOHN S. ROAyp!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

TEE MErRopo11raN MAeaZ,NE.-The Janu..
amber of this new periodical came to nana oy
e last mail. We have not had time to look over
but from its appearance, and from the fact that
is published 5v ISRAEL PosT, the former enter
.zng proprietor Of the Union Magazine, we can
mmend it to public notice. 1t is edited by VII
an Landon, and receives contributions from the
ms of the most gifted American literary writer's.
1e have not space for the prospectus this week,
4 shall publish it in our next. -.El
tTppo,s conv ono veor in advance So 90
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

A Bloody Tragedy in New York.--Oue
shockingly otrocious scenes, which o'Ia'
disgrace humanity, was on Friday week
ed in IA house on the corner Of Henry. "7
Walnut streets, Now York. The SUM-
city, says:
1t appears that Frenchman. named
Geiger. living at Is Cedar street. iorme1
with beautiful French girl, as his ml''1
quarrelled with her. She then left him,
lived for some time past with GermanI
Frederick William Marks. A few o.!
Marks and his mistress came to live IN
story of the house in which yesterday 4
took place. Marks was n tailor, and VI
his trade in the house. Early yesterday
Geiger called and wished the girl TO 60 u
but she refused, and he left the place.
1 o'clock, he rode up in one Of the y
way stages, and entered the house. ln1
nutes afterwards, a desperate and deau9
commenced between Marks and Ueig
Marks is small, thick-set, dark.compIet
hoEeiy; Geiger is large, muscular,
some. Both wero in the prime OF I!ie
uTineu Win snort ulIh, o"N WV
knife, and both fought desperately.
The woman screamed for assistance
other persons living in the house shouts
A young man named Chase, who was
the time, opened the door. and on Tue
Marks, covered with blood. one wris'
off, the ligaments of the other arm cu' :
and numerous deadly s,abs on MS
Chase's first impulse was TO push Tue
from him, lest he himself should be S"r
concerned in the affray, bu: the neA'
caught the wounded man in his aI~
never spoke, but being laid down.
few minutes. On entering the roo",
found Geiger in one corner oil Il, SUI SUI,
raj places, and in the agonieS Oh u'a ,nr
woman in another corner, win ""
breast, and another under left arm :,
seen by persons in the back yaru'
siabbing her. Whether he was mus"
the hands of Marks, or whether ne So"
and the woman, and then himself M
The two men died in few MINUTES ,r
was carried to the hospital, but tnel' n
of saving her life. Captain iiney
Ward, took into custody several wol".a s.d
to the house, but they were dlsc"a
Of the coroner.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
ELECTIONS.

On Monday February the 9th, an election will
ie holden at every precinct, throughout the Slate,
10 elect one Judge and one Prosecuting ATTORNEY
for each Circuit. and one County and Probate
Judge for each County. As this IS an important
elecou, it is to be hoped that the electors Will all
turn ost.--[See Proclamation. at ri a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

Girls in Den,and.--The Democrat says: An
vertisement appears in the Oswego Commercial
mes, for "ten or twelve good looking young wo-
en- of responsibility. 10 accompany party of
'ung men across the country 10 California. y
pplica,ion to be made to G.. & R., Gold Mines.
rough the post office, and all communications
m nfden1ial ...... ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE INTELLIGENCER.
BooNsBoRo, Jan'y ODD, lS49

Dear Sir: ! am glad to see the frank face Of
the e''Intelligencer.'' once more. began TO think
its herculean efforts in the late Senatorial canvass
hat exhausted its vital powers. | can assure you
tha no sheet is more welcome at my house, with
bgand smal1 than yours. r--. '.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

We are authorised to announce G. W. PARKER
ESQ.,, of Johnson county, candidate for Prosecut
ing Attorney, for the counties comprising the 4th
Judicial Crcuit -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

eTPosiiiveIy no new sabscrip nons to the Intel.
ziesxoer, will be taken, withoue the cash nccom.
panes the same ,-.- ...-.,
All jeb-york must be paid for when it is taken
awny- and transient aIvertisments to be paid for
wher the same are admitted in the paper. p, -
'sssaas patrons can obviate this cash regulation
giving city endorsements. - ..-.'..-. -, s...
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. -.--
TAll Announcements of Candidates must be paid fol
in adranoe. SIS per Canvass. -.r,t --t r .tt .e- h
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

Weare authorized to announce A. B. GREENWOOD
Esq, as 4 Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the
4th Judicial Circuit. D.. .-. ....t..-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

We authorized to announce the Hon. Is A AC
MURPHEY d Candidate for Judge of the 4th Cir
cult, composing the counties of Crawford, Scott,
Franklin. cJohusos, Washing ton, Benton, Madison,
Carroll and Newton. ....---- r-.. 4. q.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

We are authorised to nounce Judge ]. NJ HOGE
a candidate for Judge of the 4th Judicial Circuit,
composed OF the counties of Johnson Frank n Scott.
Crawford, Washington, B enton, Madison, Carroll and
Newton. at the ensuing election the first Monday
en- Eehrua ". - ~ - = -----
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
GEN. &. Il. SMITHSON.

This gentleman is out as candidate for Cove rn-
on his hook. against the eoiSiatiUe nom inee
ol. J. Seiaen Roane. The General was in this
lace last week. and think has made some
0ead icay among the citizens of this county.
3ry' is some in electioneering, and we think will
i've the nominee pretty close race. We like
good old 1oay of coming out on ones o,cn hook,
rs then conventions do not compel men 10 vote
gainst their judgment; but had forgotten we
rae neutra., and must not say anything however
Ne like Pats owl. if we don't speak we 'kape
, dale of thinking
! We clip the above from the Fort Smith Herald,
q neutral paper with whig sympathies; and it
slows TO all true democrats how the wind blows
When wings and 'neutras' pull together one way,
it is time for all the whole-souled democracy
to row the other way. We viii not quarrel with
our neighbor upon account of his predictions.
bu simply ask him did Gen. Taylor come out on
his "own nook" 10 the ''good old way" or was he
a nominee!' Now neighbor if you voted for
Gell. Taylor, do not say any more against
% Iomnees."
XIV When Jefferson heard the Federasts praise
hin, he exclaimed d" where have | done wrong
thu my enemies praise me-" Smihson will have
to examine himself closely, the vhigs are begin
ing - praise him-lool ont Bry!''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

Rai-road TO Caiifornia.-Gen. Houstonntro.
duced, in the Senate, resolutions instructingN Sc.
lect committee to report the expedency otthe
government constructing railroad from IAN
Francisco, in California, to the Mississippi rive !;
and also what would be the probable amount G
gold produced, in ten years, by an assessment o
per cent. rent on'all that may be dug. within
that time, in California and Of the expediency Of
applying the same to the construction of said road
W A company of California emigrants is or
ganizing at Vicksburg, Miss. They will come by
this place.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

Weare author lied to announce Gen. WASH. DUVAL
a cand date for Judge of the County and PROBATE
Courts, of Crawford county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
ELECTION FOR GOVERNOR,

Governor BYRD has issued his proclamation TO
the Sheriffs, ordering an election TO be holden on
Wednesday. the 18th of March next, for the pur-
pose .f esecsing a Governor. to fill the unexpired
term of Ex.eove rnor Drew.-[See Proclamation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
DEAR SIR

You are requested to announce a candidat ate
for Governor at the ensuing special ton, subject
to the ratification OF the people at the ballot box
m .-fs-l,l .e-r4 r-- e. --v B. H. S;MITHSON. o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
STEAMBOAT CASUALTIES.

We see in the St. Louis Union list Of steam
boat casualties, in 1913. The whole number is
one hundred and nine-totaly lost were ffy.nine.
Fire happened on the Arkansas, as follows alert
total loss. Amulet, total loss,- old boat which
could not getinsurance. Pilot. total loss. Ring.
gold sunk but recovered. Wm. II. Day sunk
but recovered. On White River, the BatesvilIe
total loss. .."...
Thus it viii be seen lhat after all, the high
charges of the insurance offices, have been OK.
orbilant, and net justified by the dangers of the
Arkansas river! Only three boats lost on the
river in one year, and one of those, the Amulet,
an old crazy hulk, after being worn out in The H.
linos. was brough here and sunk on her first
trip. In instance have the cargoes in those
boats, been total loss. We hope the insurance
Offices will take this subject into consideration,
and wher they insurefor our merchants, to do
the thing upon principles of equity and justice.
o. We see by the proceedings of the Missouri
Legislature, that Gen. W.CLAUD JONES, late a CT.
tzen of this county, has taAen his seat in the Mis-
souri, Senate, under an election previous to his
removal TO this State. 1t npPars that during his
residence in this State, the Pespe Of the Newton
district elected Mr.. Abel Saiders to the same
seat. regarding Jones as no Iongr eligible. The
latter got the seat and is now the sitting ember.
The committee on elections have made a report
adverse to the claims of Jones. ....... ..
. CT 1t is said that boats arriving at New Or
leans find il utterly impossible to collect their
freight bills, or transact their ordinary business
The levee is covered with an mmese quantity
of produce, which the owners and conignees are
unable to have conveyed to their store, in conse-
quehce of the greatnumber of sick hores as well
as draymen. One and two dollars per 1oad was
freely offered for hauling goods to and iom the
'evee, and even at that price cartmen cold not
oe procured. 800 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
Lille ROck, Jan. 25, lS49.

Hudson Bay COmpany.-A letter from Y
ingon says-lt is reported that Mr.. Bacb,r,
declined to resume the negotiation with Ae ,
of the Hudson MS Bay Company. for The pl-
Of their actual possessory rights, and lhe
more extensive claims, in Oregon. II Won
pear that the British government las inter
with an injunction upon the officers flhe C,
ny. restraining them from transferring to h
States. any Of The rights secured TO il blythe
ty. The principal of these is the right 10 X
navigation of the Columbia. This Ioois as
British government intended to assert SOM
tional rights in that territory. 1t is nOus
likely that serious troubles will grow ont d
British pretensions in that quarter under lu
ty. The idea Of giving up the point ofm
sive navigation of the Columbia, is no more
entertained than n proposition to open the ID
sippi 10 the unrestricted commerce of thsWI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

We are authorized to announce Judge Il. P. PRYOR
as a candidate fo- Judge of the County ana flooa'e
Court OF Crawford county. -T-.. ---a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

DeaLh Of Col. Dir.-Brevet Lieut.. Col. DIX,
Paymaster of the U. S. A., died with an attack of
the Cholera, near Wheeling, Va. on the 7,h ult
Col. Dix was favorably known to the citizens of
Arkansas, he having served in the 7th Infantry,
on this frontier. He was thirty-six years of age,
and left an interesting family.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

.-1.s.,dv;oosn low rise in the price ofcotton.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

o. Death of Judge Lacy.-THoMAs J. Lacy,
formerly Supreme Judge of this State, and late an
eminent practitioner ia New Orleans, died in that
city on the llth ult., by attack of the Asiatic
Cholera. He was native of North Carolina,
and was forty-six years of age. ...,. ....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

A Touching AppeGI. Lynch ofI
Exploring Expedition TO the Dead Sea, conr
Gates to the Washington Union an accom- 1
encountering on the coast Of Moab deplnl
Christians from Kerak. the Keijalh Mub 4
Bible. They number about $50 families, 10
in the town-the only one now left 10 ia
populous country of Moab. They are n.
runnized over by their MosIem neighboFs
we're Of great service 10 the people Of the q
lion. and on one occasion, by their timely
ma tion, probably saved the lives Of Lieut. 4
and his party, threatened by MosIem irsi.
The following appeal to their Christian 1
ren in America, was conhded 10 Lieut.. LyHI
APPEAL.
By Gods favor May it, God willing, reach
rica, and be presented to our Christian brl
whose happiness may the Almighty Sd
serve. S642 BEDUA
We are in Kerak. few very poor Cha*
and are building a Church.
We beg your Excellency TO help US IN 4
dertaking, for we are very weak.
The land has been unProductve, and VS.
tho locus,s for the last seven years.
The Church is delayed in not being accoF
ed for want Of funds; for we are q few Ch1
surrounded by Mosems.
This being all that is necessary 10 wr'a
Christian brothers in America, we ueeo
more. ABD'ALLAH EN NAHAS, (Shd
YEEoB EN- NAHAs.
kerak, 81 Jamad Awak. 1864.
Lieu;. Lynch is Of opinion that this ln'
Christian tribe are either descendants OF
saders under the Christian Lord OF hea
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

. OF The Supreme Court commenced business
on the l7lh ult. The quo varranto, filed by the
Attorney General in regard to the Circuit Judges,
had no: been disposed Of on the 26th uI,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

G The Hot Spring Reserration.-Maj. Bon
LAND has introduced bill in the Senate, to gran
TO the State of Arkausas the Hot Spring Reserva
ton. .r.Ir7 -. -g. v.#.# rr...... .1r...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03
kerak, 81 Jamad Awak. 1864.

Lieu;. Lynch is Of opinion that this ]
Christian tribe are either descendants OF
saders under the Christian Lord Of heI
one of the last tribes converted 10 ChT
who, in the Businesses Of the mountains
capped the Mohammedan aternaliyeof" ID
or the sword"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

Address: ISRAEL Posr, No. 259 Broadway, n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

G-We copy from the last Banner ode in
relation to the recent elevation of Louis Napoleon
to the Presidency of France, by the Rev. Mr.
MAFFITT. Its eloquent, and gorgeous, and liquid
strains, are only equaIled by the ora.ory of the
reverend author. .. ."r .. .-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

The nirsr, during the past week, has been al.
ternstely sweEipg md subsiding; and is now two
feet higher thcn it was on last Saturday. 1t is
in fine navigab!e condition.
The ARMSTRONG, p. II. Hhite, ". H. Day, ar
rived from beov., on Sunday and Monday, and
departed daring-tbe week. .' ... .r.
The Cctsk1er, Robert Morris and A. 3. Sha,r,
passed down from Fort GI bson.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

GTA sword has been presented to Col. GAsToN
M2ARs of this State, by the citizens of Wilmington
N. Co., Tor his gallant services in the Mexican
war. -.'"'@ .. d
The Ctoze1a.-This disease, it appears, has left
the whole Southern country. 1t has disappeared
from Ne W Orleans, Mobile, Natchez, Vicksburg.
and it is n OF heard Of at any point on the Missis-
sipPi. .r,as ...s-a u .sf.a .lra 1o.ar
p o. The Little Rock Democrat says: Mr.. H.
O'Rely and his associates, have sent in memo
rial to Congress 8, proposing to establish line of
TO the Pacific Ocean, and connect Ore
son and Caiforni with the rest Of the Union.--
They announce til ems elves ready to complete it in
eighteen months. 81 ,ouId they meet with the desir-
cd encouragement from Congress. ,.-.-.4
KentS .Senutor.--TL,e lst inst. was fixed
upon by the Legislature Of Kentucky, to 60 into
election of U. s. Senator. There appears to be a
split in The ranks in old Kentt 'cky. The Clay
whigs' are anxious SO elect Mr. Clay; and on the
other hand the g Taylor wings are strongly op-
posed to him, but prefer Gen. Me tcalfe. easaea4
OF Gen. CAss has been re.elected U. 8. Sena.
ior by the Michigan Legislature.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06
Important Sale of First and Third Municipality
Properiy-Improved and Vacant.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

J. A. BEARD, AuctlOneef.
IL ocock-Wl be SOL auction,
- Lou. Exchange without the following very
SEVEN LOTS of GROUND fronting st. Paul street,
80 front ST. Paul 100
deep between First and Sc ,ond streets
g. THREE LOTS OF GROUND fronting Second and
measuring each 30 feat front by sa il feet deep between Tou
ouse INT 81. Peter Streets
g. TEN LOTS, rontng Toulouse street, each
100 feet between First Second
NINE LOTS, fronting Toulouse street. AMI each
81 feet 'front.' by ITO feet deep between Van Buren, and
Fourth
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, fronting Canal Carondelet,
and each feet front by 04 feet deep between Van
Bufen ard Fourth ss
Third Municipality.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT Einire has SO feet font on
Emra 100 feet Deep On this lot excellent onestoy
Frame House, and rented TO goo tel ants.
SIX LOTS frntng Congres street. between Gaps ana
measuring 30 feet front by es feet Deep
THREE LOTS, fronting on Casacaiyo street. between Mon
each 81 III feet front on CASA
calvo street. by feet deep. On the above premises there
Stable and good onsstoy Dwelling now leased " INC
Old Line of Omnbuses.
cash. balance at IL and 10 months cdit ior
the which not paid
TO bear Of annm until ana " pad
Full will be ready Tor delivery at the
Office Of AnctioDeers, ogvhe 25d INST a. g, -.
Plans Of said will be exhoea Al me o LOUIS bxchange
week previous 10 the srie u<<
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06
DIR. RoGERs's COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVER

DR. RoeERs's SoMPo SNb S syRUP OF LIVER
A SAFE and certain nt cure nAi for CoNsUMpTIoN OF
e tie sss RSs SSpa oss
and all Pulmonary Affections
TIES TIMONIALS.
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES HpG WHICH CAN BE SEEN IN
M: 4. z. SeoDai5aHaviPg been afflicted with a most
degree that was oontinaay spttns Blood and being
u ,s hs fre of an able o SIC m
ri Cp we Now health In very 'n' FINCH
from the Hon Judge William Burke, late Postmaster of
The statement of Justice Finch i entitled to the fullest
has said used the medicine %yse XVI tss RGs. de-
''4 Cincinnati S1%uai August u. 1916.
REM1RKABLr CURE OF ooNsuMrTIoN
and Sa
several quarts was reduced low that all cf my friends
toni Ny brother hearing Of the remarkable made BY
Dr. Rogers Liverwort and Tar pro ured bottle and be-
seat Of the disease raised large quantity Of phesm and
NATTER and cough stopped as by charm And by
Its use was restored TO perez sRiEL WHITEHEAD
sworn T. Mayor the The city Of Cincinnati
o hs f% Re Res Ksy fsn 1s,w0 snS
mas grave feel under the obligation to give my in
IN the circulation OF %sEMAN
Patriot. Ga1ia co., O., Dec. q 1916
have been the family ply .can Of Wiseman for the
last twelve years during that time Mrs Wiseman has been
suffering from diseased lungs. And finally all the symptoms
of Pulmonary Consumption appeared All the usual
dies failed At This time she commenced using Dr. Rogers
Live,wort and Tar It acted like charm In a few days
she declared herself nearly we'll have doubt OF its viz
and chee9s TIL f. SS ,fsd
Patriot. Galia county Ohio
From the Wife of Rev. George w Maley.1
have been afflicted with disea ed uag for several
having tried various prescriptions with little AT last
tried DR.. Roges Lverwor and Tar, and found great
di eased lungs. SARAH MALEY.
tin 1shed ply scians Cincinnati entitled geat credit
feel constrained from OF duty tn make the follow
statement conscious that may appear unpofessona
Mr. Charles Jade of this city quite low with Pulmon
airy Consumption for which had been treating with less
than usual Al his request and that of his friends
pc mited him try Dr. Roger's Liverwot and Tar and
must confess that its effects really surprising. liter
using the second bottle visits discontinued and h.
restorsd health do conscientlousy
brother practitioners to prescribe this remedy in all pull
ment. WILLIAM J. RICHARDS, NJ ID.
Cincinnati Oct. 1st, 1874.
We viii now ask the afflicted to candidly examine the
above facts and whether evidence stronger than this can
be given favor OF any other medicine he above est
monias from persons good Standing who can be seen
ing the confidence Of the people who afe' having K
perenced the good effects of this medicine rave come iSi
ward and conscieniiously recommended 1t 10 be used
BEWARE OF COuNrERFEITs AND BASE INVITATIONS.
NB-The genuine article is signed 7ndreu Rogers"
ON the engraved wrapper around each bottle 81,
~n''''a's -n' 'I S:COVIL & MEAD lI3 Chsnrss st.
between Cont and 50. Louis st
AOlnsap Sole General Agents Tor the southsn stasss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06
Sale without reserve.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN IL CO.

"WEDNESDAY January TO- at 70 o'clocs-wa
w lion Al Banks Arcade, owing erty,
l. Two Lots OF GROUND in the square bounded b. Jack
Phln Naysds anu .Ile srs La,sye sa, los neng
70 Aporo deph l47 feet inches AID
line parallel hoes The ground very high ami the
ton o. he most lesi.,, the ci,s Of Laiaye,te
dis above Carrolton om the The
property high an bounded by Cores Canal Wssbay and
Be block Each lot 30 feet
front, by '2l feet deep.
Terns-For described The haser
payment notes. S322 EACH dated April 49,
abe 10 AMI "a date bearing per
Ger and then pune ualiy paid
bear the Of Cert per For the property
described One halt cash. balance bear
ing mortgage The property.
Acts h. Beard NJ p expense Of the
~, 6uau - e -. JAG
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

SUDDEN DEATH.-A German woman aged about %
years. med May Jnstus employed . domestic in a
house Canal street between Franklin and Treme while
washing in the yard of the house yesterday AMI
in locuar with fellow servant suddenly raised
her arms fell back and dead in instant. She
and had been apparently perfect health. An inquest
he'd The body the post examination proved that
she died of an affection of the heart.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-06

An OLD HAND CAUaHr.-A somewhat celebrated char.
acer in Prison records named Bill Jones' caught
on Thursday night in sateroom board the steamboat
lvanhoe having broken door with chisel jim
He before the First District Court yesterd
by Recorder BALDWIN. to be tried tor attempting burglary
Murdoch who taught him in attempting to escape BIZ
was IN AL IN ST. Louis mont snce a charge o.
nnds The gIe Of DRYING cab he has been Occasionally
ST. Louis about Tonight since with reouou from the
Governor OF Missouri for Bill but the officer terrified
arriving at leaning the cholera was in the city that
immediately returned without having made any search for