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THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
l. that he has in successful operation a - -
fine STEAM FERRY, running from ~ "a
the City Of New Orleans TO Algers. from day -
light until o'clock, The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Pontcharrain Railroad landing in Agie short
each side well arranged and safe and exit and en-
trance always obtained The the same as those
wishing to to the Point viii find large and CONNEXIONS
skifs constantly pging between the Government wharf,
(wheJs the Onnibuses STOP and Theirs Warehouses on
the opposite side.
fy5 WILLIAM RANDr'fH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

BRUTALITy.-Nisht before last named George
Blockndge n'as Bockway entered the house of Eliza
Harris, Perddo street, and beat her shocking
He pulled her hair and broke the thumb of her
right hand He sent to the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

STABBING BY NEGROKs-Michel Ceestin f. M g WIN
keeps coffee house in BenviIIe street. yesterday appea red
before Recorder Genos and deposed that the night before
between and 10 o'clock five coored men Etenne mani
Armant Bajoere. Rosemond tontall. and Armand Ju,
orgue were seated in room Of his house. A slave named
Malaga. belonging to Mr. Hyde, entered the room after
which the deponent heard quareng and scutng and
mat the light was blown out During the scuffs Malaga
was stabbed but by which of the Ceestt could not
say TIE affidavit included the whole five who were ar.
rested and brought before Recorder Geno for examination
They were sent before the First District Court for trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

The OyERFLow-The water yesterday rose very slowly
in the inundated districts. 1t nearly at the highest
level it has at any time attained
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

CASE OF EvERETT.-We mentioned the other day the ar.
rest of Everett who keeps auction store the
New Levee and TchOupoulas streets, charged with wind
ling named Stern. The yesterday examined
before Recorder Baldwin, and Everett sent before the First
DISH Court ortrai
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06
SMITH & BROTHER,

SO COMMON STREET,
N ,eceiyed large additions to their stock Of INDIA
EuBBER GOODS. These Goods are of the best
manufacture and warranted to stand all extremes of
GGeftneT s. B. Tond cal the pacna a1tention
manufactured with special reference to the many dry
PAGES ana ana deserts between the Rio Gande and the
Goid Dggins Ar Beds " heh weigh only IL pounds
Ma,er Pref Bags Po1sSSp Bags Saddle Bags etc in.
piA KObbER CLqIHING of all kinds; WadiDg
etc. Aho-TENTS TENT-CL0THs. Saddles. Bridles.
Eit!i, StiTups Spun etc.. etc. at Sc Common ST. NILS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

ASSAULT A WOMAN.-A man named John Reilly
was Yesterday brought before Recorder Geno complaint
of Sylvester Blasni who charges him with assautng and
-neang his (BIasni 81 WIFE Reilly before the
First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

BRUTAL AssAULT.-ln the Third Municipality about a
week ago; man named William Brown made an assault
upon Mrs. Johnson and beat her most OUTRAGEOUS
1t feared that she will lose an eve in conse
1uence of the hond manner in which she trea' ed
Brown arrested and yesterday remanded to the Parish
Prison for further examination. Recorder Seuzeneau re.
f1 tot aEah
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

81. canal STREET. 81
SALE OF EMBR OIDERIES, LACE GOODS, &c.
HENRY, STODDARD & co, are now selling their
Il large Stock of E EMBROIDERED GOODS. at very
great reduction preparatory to dissolution of copanehp
The Stock consists of:
RICH EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES;
Do. LACE ROBES. in White and Coored
Do. do. sc ARFS and SHAWI.S;
DO. LIMERICK and POINT LACE CAPES:
DO. EMBROlDERED MUSLIN Col. LARS;
DO. VAL. andrHOHlTON do.
INFANTS ROBES. CAPS WAISTS. etc.
~" Their Stock of FANCY and STABLE GOODS
has undergone the reductions. mY23 LIT
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Smiths and Engineers.

Smiths and Engineers.
AULT & SEYMOUR-Julia street. Next Door to
Commerce street. near the New Levee.
RE fully prepared 10 attend TO MI KINDS OF $ EA NJ
II BOAT IRON WORK at the shortest notice. q
Brass PATTERNS fnsnished, of all descnp- 50
tons. REPAIRS TO BOILERS and all descHp- @ ~
tons Of Jobbing Work, will meet prompt attention. W
Scales Repaired and Adiusted. MI D 3taw
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UININE. CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE. ID
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OtC soTTHERN COUGH sYRUp-An unequalled
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the Cspsnes Of any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
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BALsAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIvERWORT,
For the relief and of Construction and Bronchitis
.LEOuiSlANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
Especial attention paid % the treatment of Rhsuma
tsm: Bronchitis and Consumption.
xV Office corner Magazine and Poydras SITS. n23 1y3dp
THoRN,s COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CO.
PAIVA AND SARSAPAR1LLA.
HE most intabe remedy ever discovered for that class Of dis
have been found sale this
medicine has obtained for the certain criterion OF
It's utility has acquired the In almost
Europe has been examined and sanctioned
by the Faculty Medicine recommended by the most eminent
of the profession.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys above all Others its
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diet, confinement from daily business Travellers
especially find this medicine highly useful
be unprovded with preparation possessing the advantages which
the combines the medicine pamphlet
explanatory the different the without
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Prepared BY j. B. Them, Chemist London
SCKLES CO., Drugglsts 40 Canal and "a Magazine
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

DIsCHARGEp.-Caze Francois. who some time since
arrested in the Third Municipality the charge of robbing
the house of Mr. Petowsky, yesterday discharged by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

CoMMITTED.-Luke Brady and johnson, charged with
assault aud battery yesterday before First
District Court by Recorder Baldwin
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NOTICE 20 F1REMEN AND OTHER CITIZENS


A a Celebrated Fire Engine Builder
~ the Nor!h has contracted to build Ma -HaE1IH
chine for Company of Sister City, which IE4sMs
ma he has promised shall do some sssEvZ
Keep one Of the links broken that kees chained the
North will undertake 10 build First Class WeH finished
NEW ORLEANS MACHINE, NM Patent Plan,
which shall throw water, foot for foot with this Northern
Machine To enable all to participate who feel interest
IN the Crescent City being independent in th; branch of
business they will find lists for subscribers at $40
6eL az the following Coffee houses. When all the numbers
are taken the Machine will be commenced, and when fin
shed and proved to be draUn for by LOTTERY, or by
any other mode the Subscribers may think proper.
oo THIRD MUNICIPALITY.
Nos. to b0 inclusve....... DEMO & SUTTON,
=, NJ, ,ou. Spain and Levee SITS.
Nos 81 to l2o inclusive. GEORGE BOYLAN,
Railroad and Victory ST.
=, 80. 40 FIRST MUNICIPA ITY.
Nos III to lo0 inclusive. .COSMOPOLITE,
St. Ann and Chartres st.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY
Nos. 1871 to 240 inclusive. PHOENIX
~ st. Charles st.
Nos. al to 300 inclusive. JAMES BARRON,
Julia and Carondelet SITS
For further information, apply either Of the above
places. or at the CRESCENT FOUNDRY, SIS GIROD
STREET.
Editors favorable to the Ctys progress will con fer favor
by noticing the above Gje4 Gil A. G. JONES.
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NOTICE

THE undersigned, having been elected Syndc TO settle
- up the affairs of the late firm of G.. r. SESSIONS s.
w. hereby gives notice to all persons indebted TO said firm
TO make mmedale payment. The undersigned will call
upon all those indebted ESQ far he fad hem) and
sent their bills and all that settled will be placed
me hands Of an attorney for collection.
lie also offers for sal, the establishment of the EVENING
imLRCuRI The office complete in evey particular,
together with first rate Double Cylinder Napier Press,
fIsrantled to be equal any Ibis city The Press will be
ap7d&WG r. r SESSIONS Svrd;c
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NOTICE.
JsHE subscribers have leted their arrange III
ments for a more extended business thar that ~
IL hit, co done by the old house. Our stock Oi~&S~
GE3 DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Aa SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY,
xA embracing, as intend SHALL every article needfg
to Heads Families Planters and Country Dealers will
b. excellence of quality reasonabenesso OF
price by any 9th .r house in efle trade while as
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT.
orders be addressed with confidence and certainty
of having them properly and faithfully attended to- not pre-
viOusy experienced in this place.
II The usud credits and facilities Of trade extended to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

WEEKLY PACKET LINE-Fron New Basin.
SIzs FOR MONTGOMERY, WE 80 h.
NfER TUMPKA, SELMA and all lls skaa..s73s
.s*Asnsassz landings on the Alabama River
The new, hghtdrsught steamship e a. OGDEN Captain
HeTeheya and the new shtdransht stsamb3a1 II ETA
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
tumpka and all landings Alabama Piver-leaying each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock. P. M. One Of
the boats will be ready to receive freight the New Basin
foot of Julia street, EVERY MONDAY Shippers
and passenger may depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight passage apply
on board at the New Basin or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras ST.
N "A Letter bag is at the Office of the Agents. where
letters may be left mig If
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Banks,
Briggs.
New Orleans Money Market.

Ann g. Julia. ...l2.ml
Ammera glio ....l2,ml
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e To LeGue regularly on TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS, at 81 O'Clock, p Ii.
LSOR MOBILE. from tie New Canal and Pontcharrain
L Railroad, via Pass Christian. Hy u
kX- Freight by the New Canal. 6k2@Mt a
Ey Passengers by the Railroad. 1fSG1aaassIk
The nsW and splendid fast running passenger Lake steam
for the trade cabin all in state rooms will leave the New
Canal above landing at the POnchartran Railroad for
passen gers BY the 8 o clock P. M. train of cars.
Freight received for Montgomery Wetumpka, etc. giving
through Bills Ladng at IS cents per bb
N. B.-Freight received at the New Basin Warehouse
til O'Clock, p NJ on the day OF departure.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
tons apply to
ia3i Il WINGATE h Brennan ~ Poydras st.
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~e, Steamer CALIFORNIA-For Bay ST
sSaass-N Louis Pass Christian. Mississippi City
sszssslz--SzSsas and BuoIt-Via the toNTCHAeTRAIN
RAILRoAD;.The new and splendid low pressure packe.
steamboat CALIFORNIA, c. l.. Reynolds. master (buili
will commence her trips above, on THURSDAY, the
2iih and will run regularly through the follows
UM Leace Mem Orleans !: Returning, LedUss BH01i !:
Ey Yer M Monday aS M Every Moaday "a
B Do g ThGIsddsy' B Do FIdsy
mY23 J u II. GEDDES- Ageais 10 Ran Plaza
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a., a IMP0RTANT TO TRAVELLERS GO
LEFTY ING EAST. For Montgomery and Ne
rszszassA tumpka..-EVERY FRIDAY.-The SPLEEN
did last runnlng double engine passenger steam packet
SELMA, 5. G. Burrll, master, will leave MOBILE EVERY
FRIDAY EVENING, at o'clock and arrive at Montgomery
every Saturday
Passengers by this boat leaving Montgomery Mon.
day morning, will reach Macon time take the Extra
Night Train the Contra Railroad which arrives Sa
vannah Wednesday Morning and with the
splendid Sea Steamers CHEROKEE and TENNESS EE.
New Yo'k Steam Packets For freight passage apply
bozid, or to
ap3d 3m NJ WARING & CO., Agents Mobile.
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ONE of the undersigned will on the 18Th inst proceed
- Washington City, for the purpose of attending to
CLAIMS in their hands, and will give particular
attention to any business with the different Departments
entrusted TO them.
fy15 LANGDoN & GRICE. "a ST Charles St
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SOLDIERS DISCHARGES WANTED. Al
C.HS APIECE will be paid for REGULAR SOL-E3
y 30 DIERs' DISCHARGES. at q Natchez st. 7,
my25 Up Stairs. ~.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

WoS'r ao!-Some time since the Metro.
poli'an proposed to issue a number Of "Po-
litical Tracts" for the purpose Of enlight en-
ing the dark minds OF the locofocos in this
State. Judge Birch's speech, Calhoun e
speech, the Southern Address, &C., were
suggested, and tho moderate sum OF $50 for
each county was thought 10 be sufficient to
-deffay the expense OF printing. Patriotism
and Prejudice were appealed TO, and we
thought brother Boon was 10 fair way 10
line his pockets with thick coating Of gold
dust, but i! seems the speculation ives bad
one. The first Tract" issued, was the
speech Of Judge Birch-corlainy the strong
es, hand OUT" but the last Metropolitan in
forms us. that although ten thousand copies
have been printed, at an actual cost Of sew.
eral hundred dollars. but fhy dollars havn
been paid in! What dull people we have,
10 b. sure. We advise Brother Boon 10 lie,
The printing OF the balance Of the Tracts
out to the lowest bidder, OF allo. on. job TO
each anti.Benton press in the State, and
perhaps they can shove them OF. His co.
,en,porares were not quite patriotic enough
TO puff the "Trac,s," and aid in their
selling, merely TO put money in his purse!
Dinose The glory and the dimes, and locofQQ.
COS are wonderfully zealous-but tako away
the latter and you knock the keystone out Of
the arch.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

falls considerably short this year, in
consequence of failure, not more
than half crop being produced. This
will offer a home market to producers
a, remuneraling rites, and will have a
tendency to increase the quantity rails.
ed. We wish the enterprise success.
A company of gentlemen Of this
place have purchased tract of land
directly opposite our city, in Saline
county, and are having built substan-
tial and convenient Steam Ferry Boat,
to be ready for operation by the open
ing of navigation. This will bring a
large portion of the trade and produce
Of Saline county to this place, which
has hitherto found another market, in
consequence of the Inconvenience and
difficulty of crossing the river a, tbi:
point. y. @ai '''
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
For the Times.
F0r the Times.
GENL. STERLING PRICE.


Mr.. Ediior:- Having noticed an ar
iicle which has made its appearance in
the last number of The Brunswicker, in
which the writer suggests the name of
Genl. Sterling Price to the voters of
this district, as a candidate to repre-
sent them in The Congress of the U.
States, and this proposition according
with my own views and feelings on The
subject, ! propose with your permission,
to add word, by way of manifesting
my approval a-.a a.r. .a
have stated that the suggestions of
"voter" accords with my own views,
and believe will meet with hearty
response from the body of the people.
Gen. Price is well known in this dis.
trict, and there are none who can in
the slightest degree impugn his con duct,
either private or public, for in either
capacity. his will bear the most rigid
scrutiny. His devotion 10 the public
service as manifested by his actions
themselves. and testified to by an &C.
acknowledgement of them in very numer-
GUS and fiatlering instances, is to him a
consoing evidence of the proud esii-
nation in which he is held, and his
known and liberal zeal in every station
of the public service which he has
been called upon to fill, reflects equally
upon his constituency the highest ere.
dit. Indeed his, is no ephemeral rep.
:, ,ation, but one which is already bright
" eng afled on The pages of his coun,
try's history, and in connexion with
the brilliant services Of others, will
serve to give tone and Character 10 The
people whom he represents. We Eeed'
too as Voter" has very Justly re-
marked, the services of our abIest and
most jealous men in the exalted sta.
tons here alluded to. Goodness, but
ye, firmness-sagacily and quick dis.
cernment, without the errors of stick
Ter. together with legislative experience,
form The necessary properties Of use
full and valuable public servant. And
to no one can we point in the third
Congressional District. in whom these
essentials are more strikingly exempt.
fed than in Gen. Price. For one then,
| give the proposition hearty second
and trust that favorable response will
echo from every portion of the district,
A DEMOCRAT.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
YAzoo C1rY. Miss. Nov. 30.

We have been put to great inconvenience
in consequence OF the inferior character OF
this lot Of bagging. for slmos. our entire
stock consisted oft. and we missed the sale
TO several large planters whom We have asu-
ally supplied, and have been forced 10 turn
our eI'ention 10 gunny bsgs, Of which We
have sold nearly as much es we have OF bs.
ging. and we regard them as being equal 10
the majority Of bagging that came 10 this
market this season, and the cost is about half
and from what have heard and seen am
convinced tina. they will continue to be eY>
tensvely used If the character Of Kentucky
baggpg is not improved.
Cannot something be done 10 put stop
to The present mode OF putting up baggins,
(plai'ing i..) Ii is msde penal offence in
our Stale to false pack cotton, that is TO say,
10 put the inferior quality in The middle Of
the bye, so thu. in drawing samples it will
not be seen, and if it was made so in your
State to put up bsgging in that way.
think it would tend greatly to put stop TO
It, as it will certainly result greatly to The
benefit Of bagging and rope manufacturer.
and hemp growers. There is nothing that
equals the Kentucky bsggiug when properly
m ade, for putting up cotton. and nothing
would be substituted but the present inferior
quality will induce The planter to subsli-
lutte EVERY thing else that will at all answer
and in this way the consumption OF bagsing
will be greatly decreased. Yours &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

ToBAcco.-This is the only article of
trade that our farmers are now special
ly interested in. None Of our purcha.
sers are yet in the market. We have
not heard of the sale of any quantity,
as yet. In Brunswick, we learn, con-
siderable quantities have been bought at
from five to six dollars per hundred
but al last accounts there was nothing
doing. The buyers and growers are
wa, ching each other, just now, very
closely--both anxious to trade, yet both
afraid to show any anxiety.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
POST OFFICE REPORT.

On our frs, page will be found the
Report of the Post Master General. 1t
will be found an interesting document,
and as i, treats of suffice, in which
all are interested, will be generally
read. ......... ....- ....
The small amount of revenue collect
ed from fines. for failures to comply
with contracts, in the delivery of the
mails, will strike the attention of every
one who knows how repeatedly failures
occur. If fines are not enforced, there
is no certainty of getting the mails
conveyed. Passengers pay much bet
ter Than mail bags, and when the latter
can be left behind until there is an
empty coach, without any reduction OF
nav, j, must be tolerably profitable
business. We have hopes, however
that Mr.. CoiiSmcr is going to stir up
the contractors a little more vigorously
than Cave did. We saw circular adj
dressed TO our Postmaster the Other
day, on the subject of mail failures
which it would be well enough for our
contractors to call and read.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

better miners than our northern and
eastern men. They are far more en-.
ured TO toll, and the urduous journey
of The plains has in a measure broken
them into The traces. The main ranks
of the emigration had turned the sink
of Mary's River a, latest accounts, and
lherelief trains, sent out by order OF
Gov.a Smith, were already in their
midst. The fact of some of the immi-
grant trains having left the beaten.
track and sought some half dozen new
routes will render Gov. Smiths prais.
worthy efforts nugatory.
Still those who have verged from the
main route have found pasture for their
stock, and those who have taken the
most norlherly or La,uton Route, lead
ing into the Oregon route near the
head Of the Sacramento, have all come
in well, although they represent the
d;stsnce some FIVE hundred miles fur
uie'o" - - = II '.- III
Their. a.. a,.at5. .......4--y
Coined Gold.--Stenuousefforts have
been made 10 establish the coin ct Indl-
vidual bankers at San Francisco. but
the apparently concerted determination
of business men to drive out such cur.
rency, by refusing TO receive their mon
eys; will keep an effectual check on
their issues. Their coin, thus far, (S5
and $40 pieces) weigh down the Amer
lean stamp in the scale. $50.
Death efa Gamblcr.-A young mar
by the name of Pollock, a gambler by
profession, was shot recently at Sar
Francisco by Waterman in the dis
charge ofhis duty. -...+-a
Diuorce Case Civilization has ad
vanced so far in California that di
vorce has been granted. Elenora Har
mond complained of her husband
Jacob Harmon, on the ground of bru
tally and drunkenness, and a divorce
was granted. ... .... -......... (.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

FRoM SALT LAKE.-We learn by q
letter received from him, by friend in
this place. that Gen. WILSON and party
left Salt Lake on the 9th of October,
for San Francisco. Gen. w. had been
chosen by the Mormons to represen,
them in the Convention which it was
understood there, was about TO meet in
California for the purpose of organi-
zing State or Territorial Government.
The rumor tina, he had been arrested
by the Mormons, and tried, is all false.
Late news from California, shows that
he was expected there soon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
TELEGRAPH MEETING,

A meeting Of the citizens Ct the place and
vicinity will be held in Mr.. Simpsons
School Room, on Saturday afternoon, for
the purpose OF seeing what can be done to-
wards securing a station at this place, oil
O'Reilly's 81. Louis and Fort LeevenworIb
Telegraphic Line, which is now in courSe
OF erection. We hope the station will be
secured now-for have il we must and will,
and the sooner the better. We trust there
will be full meeting. and that our capital
lists business men, and property holders will
lie 10 attendance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

Coon AT Hoe RAISING. Major C. F.
JAcKsoE Of Howard county. recently sold TO
Messrs. Snilh & Nichols OF Glasgow, l16
hogs, averaging in weight 301 pounds. The
smallest weighed PAP lbs, and The largest
500 lbs. - Republican, .... ...
We hope Mr.. Jackson will no, feel so
faltered al his success in The Swine line"
as to withdraw hom politics-ai least not
until The Benton war is over: the great au
dience OF the Stale would regret TO see so
Important parsonage withdraw just as the
farce is growing lively.