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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

LIMA CusrnMs.-The customs arc ra,|i-
er peculiar here; auy lady thai peculiarly
interests YOU. can. when she leaves The
church. he followed and addressed without
offence should The interest be mural, she
will give you view of her face, and if
you cllonsc. you cap accompany her home;
this establishes you ms calling acqualn>
,aucc, which can be followed up at leisure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20
WIN. Z. MARTIN, Sec'rE.
AcourrrAL.-In the Richmond Sup,

ACQUITTAL.-In The RICHMOND Supe-
rior Court on Friday last, tho case Of The
State VS.. Bennett Dozier, tried for The
murder of Thomas IIadaway, resulted
in the acquiIal Of Dozier. i1sanily was
the plea Oh behalf Of The accused, and il
was fully established. VIM. Schley,
Esq, for the Stale; J. "A. Collier, Esq.
for ,he derendent; Judge Starncs presid-
ing.-Aususta Republic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

NEWSPAPER PREss OF SOUTH CAn6-
LISA.-The following, We believe is cor
rect list Of the Newspapers published in
Snuth Carolina:
CHARLESTON Observation-Disclosures
Courier, Mercury, Evening News. (duiIy
and :ry.wcekly.) Southern Christian AIT
vncale- Southern Baptist. Catholic Mis-
celIany, Richards Weekly Gazette.
R,cHLASD-C Coiumbia-Palrneuo State
Banner, Souh Carolina Temperance
Advocate, South CaroInisn. Telegraph.
GE0RGETowS.- Geprgeio,on.
Observer. True Republican.
EDeEFIELD-Ed Edgeteld C. H.-Adver-
tisrr; Hamburg-ltepubIican.
ABgEviLLk-4bbswiie C.. H.-Banner;
Due West-Ersklne Miscellany.
ASpERsoS-.lndersoa C. H.-Gazetie;
Pendietou-Iles.eueer. -,
PickcIr-Pickcns C. H.-Keowee Cou-
rier.
Sparlanbvrs-Sparlanbwg C. H.
Spartan.
York Misunderstanding.
L L1urens-LaurenspiNe-IIc Icrald. -;
-ChssterpiNe-P dmctto Sand
ard. 9'ft.
MISUNDERSTANDING C. H-Senlinel.
H'mnsboro-Herald.
Ches,er6el.i-Ghera,c -tiaze,tc,, -
AIarinn-Marioa {. H-Star.
Sumter-.SumierriLle-Banner.
observation-disclosures.
Grecnville-GreenuiLle C. H-Mounlai-
neer.
Boarforl-Beauforl C. H.-palme,,o
Pusr.
Each Of The following Districts, it will
be seen, has more than one paper: Chars
lesion, Richland. Abbeville, Edge6eld,
Georgetown Anderson.
The f'Iluwing Districts have each one
paper: Yurs, SwrtauLurg, Chester. Fair
field, K4rssaw. Chesterfield, Sumter,
Mariun. Newbcrry, Laurens. Pendeton,
Pickens, Beaufort.
IN tiIe lnllfning Districts there are no.
papers published :: CoIlrton, Hory, Will,
Iiamsburg, Darlington, Marboro. Union,
Lexington, Orangeburg, Baruwell, Lam
easier.
D,ilies FIVE. oil Of which have lri.week.
Iy. and Two weekly issues from the same
olfice. Semi weekly two. rhe remainder
ale weekly issues.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20
Accident.

The Hamburg Republican of .he, sssh Just.
'snys:-We are panied to record Tho sssai!' OF
Mr.. CHARLES CARTER, an iinanstisass and
worthy young mau:of our neighbolhag9 who
.lostsIlis life,on Monday last, by aesSaealtally
falling fiom his horse as lie was drivHSa jean,
arl before be could recover, The Wheesspf the
Wagon passed over his body, causiussAissill' in
aiew minutes. *
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
SlN 20 IN
Nj arch ], 1880.


SIR.-llis ExcelIency WHIrEMARsH B.
SEApRouK, Governor of South Carolina.
has instructed me To forward To you the
Resolutions herewith. approving OF The
recommendation of the Stale Of Mississippi
of Southern Convention, 10 be held nj
Nashville, Tennessee, on the first M0uday
iD June next.
Ia accordance with the third Resolution,
the following gentlemen were elected lu
represent The State al large in said Cnn
vention, viz: Langlnu Cheves, Franklin
II. Ermore. James H. Hammond, anl
Robert w. BarnweIl.
! have the hon'w to he, your most obe-
dent servant,
Il. r. WATTS, Src'RY
To the SENATOR aud REPRESENTATIVE
OF Edsclicld- DistriSt,, 49, 4.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

The rnn,ored death of the :gallsSs9 9ol.
May. at San francisco, is un(oundeGs he
Capt. May reportedtto havo died 5affSan
Francisco, is supposed 10 be CaEEJas.
R. May, Of Virginia. furnely Of hay OIL.
ligcurs. .s, a. !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

CALiroRSIA.-The Jackson Mississips
plan, of the lst March. contains The fol-
lowing advertisement
"CiliHcns of The Slave States desirous.
of emisralins TO California with their
slave property, are requested to send their
names, number of slaves, and period Of
contemplated ltlepsurre. To the address of
"Sourhern Slave CoInny," Jacksnn, Miss.
sissipp. All letters. 10 meet with alten-
tinn must be pos; paid.
+, is The desire uf the friends of this.
enterprise 10 settle in the richest mining
and agricultural portions Of California. and
to secure The uninterrupted enj"ymeut of
slave properLy. Ii is estimated that by The
Is, Of May next, the members of The Slave
Colony will amount 10 about five thousand,
aud the slaves 10 about ten thousand. The
moie of cIeciins the organization. &c.
will be privately transmitted TO actual
members.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

II Hon A. BuRr.-The Carolinian says =
"This gentleman has, during the present ses'
sion of Congress, proved himself lrn: TO the
Soulh and tn the interests OF his constituents
and we are pleased to learn that he has consen- :
led ia.serve :,null,ericrm il -eleecLe3e-Sie has
been failllal Represents ass ss.r ss1a-s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

Mn. IlrLLIAnD.-The Courri,r dcs,
Etais unis, the able and influential organ
nf the French population in this country
published q, New York, notices Mr..
billiards letter To the editors oflhe Ma.
lioual lntelligencer in the fnlluwing tcrms:'
"a Representative who enjuysa deserv-.
cd iniflenre Of the Snuth. Mr.. FIiIiad of
Alabama, has. among others just put f,rlh
nnI of warning, 10 which TO prudent
mau should he deaf. Devoted Without
exaggeraliunlo the interests which he re-
presents but also profoundly attached TO
the Uniun, Mr.. Hilliard is one Of those,
conciIialory persons whuse: voice should
command attention during :tIre present
crisis. a letter addressed by him TO the
Naionll Inlelligencer, depicts Jte existing
condiioaiofraGIi5s in- trainsa whose irulb-:
Ffulncss.eannot ba qarsiilneI.E lie ebrings
bdtk things fhPr FiSi proboriioTS, he
states I'll" grievances of:rhe SDuih, as wclk
as The aggrrssiuns "f the Nrrh. lie ex-
hibits HE aims of The latter. and, without
a hnast nr a threat, he points out, in terms
of the greatest inpnr,, The perils wbcis
The Union must run on that day whsn tho
South shall he driven TO open resistance
by an Infringement ul her dearest interests.
Mf. Iliiard ihnk+ there il patriotism
enough in the ma ajnri'y-liial is 10 say,
Among zig opponen's-lo prevent mouers
from ever reaching this extremity: hut he
wishes llem TO stop at once on road
where rysrep taken is fault. AMI iothe
end Of hich they will not 6nd themselves
bold enough 10 advance.
''IThc Representative fmm Alabama is
nobly inspired when he holds This lam
guase. twas thus that W shing,on spoae
when he put his political friends on their
guard against reparIs Of monarchy which
we're in circulation among them. ''ruke
care wrn,e he tn John Jay, in thinking
of thing; people flish by speaking Off,
and from that they proceed To action. aud
Ihen every barrier is overleaped. Con-
gress ought TO have paused at the first
part Of This salulary counsel. and never
permitted The word 'rlisunnn' 10 be heard
in lis halls. But now. when It is TOO late,
and this fatal word has been pronounced,
we must al least stop on the dcclvity. for
feas lTial public cpinion may cone 10 be
i;amiliariZed with The idea, and may some
day or other mike the last step which se.
parases The word from The action"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

We are indebted to some nnI nown friend for
copy Of Hon. J. FOSTER MA,sHALL's speech
in the Senate of South CdIolinh, on the Bank
question.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

O. Chancellor CALDWELL depated this life
OH the lllh inst. at his residence nar CuInn.
bia by his death The State has los = valuable
aud efficient officer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

u Mr.. JOSEPH c. Holm IS is our agent Grr
the State of South Carolina. and is authorized
TO receive and receipt for montys due this office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

I'VE are indubled to HON.. G. Calhoun,
Hon. a. p. Butler, Hon. Berrisn. and Hon. A.
Burt for various public docnurnts,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

THE most benevolent man I'VE ever heard
Of wa. one who had forty acres of land,
which was so poor, that he use to fence
it in, to kee;, his neighhors cattle out, for
lea. Of their starving 10 death. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

u Our Editorial matter slnited this week
on account of Ihc absence Of he Editor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

To dream Of eating, is certain to conc
true--al breakfast.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

% LEWIS F. RoBEnrsos, Of: CbS SsMston
has been, appointed Commissioner of ggasas for
the States Of Tennessee and Florida. sSs&
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20
FOR THE ADVERTISER,
Southern Convention.

TO THE PEOPLE or EOGEFIELD
DJSTRICT:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

To the SENATOR aud REPRESENTATIVE
Of EdsrheId Distrist,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-03-20
Cotton.
The Parallel.

CHARLEsTos.-Pr;ces from 10 1.2 to ~ cts,
SuMTERvrLLE.-Pricesf from 10 to H.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-03-20
tied Ohio, Pennsyl ylsanis, Michigan afd saR
ada, satisfied that a stata Of seryitu5c
South Carolina is preferable TO freeboas and
hard labor in any OF those scrtons ef cSuntTy.
BAIssA AK.
eV' All business connected with tho B.s.
rEn will receive the attention Of the Editor Mt his
Office, In the rear of the Court Houac

eW- RETURN DAY for Sumter District,
March 23rd.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-03-20

Another Nm for The Adoliiionisis-We are
informed that slave, the property Of Edwin
Dcleon, Esp, Of Columbia, returned voluntar-
lily, yesterday, in the achr. Ellen Goid-bo-
rough from Baltimore. alter being absent
from the service OF his mnseEior nine months.
This slave, who has passed himself at times
during his absence for white man, has yis-
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-03-20

TIE AGE OF THE SrArEs.-Tt$ follow
ing are the dates when the rcspcctiFc States
cnIcrcA ll,e a ncf,can Union:
Delaware, December 7, 1877; lcnnsylva.
nin, Daccmbcr IL, 1877; New Jersey, De-
crmuer Is. 1897; Georgia, January ,, l7SS;
Connecticut. January Q, 1893; Massachu-
sc,ts, February g, 1888; M,ry7hh, April %,
l7SS; South Carolina, May 2A l7SS; New
Hampshire, Jane II. l7S,; Virginia. June 26,
1893; New York, July 26, l7SS. North Caro-
Ina, Nnvcn',cr 10. l7-0; Rhtc Island, May
%. 1870, Fctrural, March 1, 1871; Kentucky.
Jane I, 1872; Tennessee, June /, 1896;
Ono, November %, 1902; LOUISIANA, April 5.
1912; lud,hua. ID .cembcr IL 1916; Mlssss-
slppi, Deccmhrr 10, 1917; Limos, December
10, 1918; Alabama. December 4, 1919;
Maine, March ID, 1920 Missouri, August TO-
1871; Arkansas, June lo, 1876; Michigan
June -. 1897; Florida, March 7, lSi4
Texas, December % 1915, Wisconsin, Dec
%, 1913; Iowa, lSl9-Paimeto Standard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

p 81. TAYLOR,
| UCHoN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, has removed
n NJ IS Gayier street. where he vii particular attention
TO the sale OF Real Estate STOCKS Cargoes Damaged Cotton, OnA
mold Furniture slaves etc nyl 2m
| I ESIs FLORANCE. Commits stoned 7actIOaso o.
IL ice No 81 Gravi st., ~" attend, usual,
his particular attention to tie sa Real Estate StOcks
DamagetL 1 PortW arden, HOu.et ture Slaves
etc.; viii also advances Merchanul5l 4are 'h=
| hands. NY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

In The Wrong Pocket-The present wing candi-
date for Governor in Ohio is engaged in stamping
it through the State. During a speech of his at
certain place on the Reserve, not long since, he
proceeded to descant upon the extravagance of the
age, the use of gold watches, fine clothes, and the
ike-declaring himself 10 be one of the plain yeo
manry-that he never INDUCED in any thing of
that sort-an old silver "buil's.eye," that cost
lin bu, ten dollars, was all the watch he ever car
rsd, and it was plenty good enough for him ; and,
TO illustrate the fact the Judge put his hand into
iis pocket, and draw forth, not silver bulls
eye,"-bnt-a magnificent gold repeater The
'houts of the crowd can batter be imagined than
described, while the wOuldbe-G Governor made a
most precpuate retreat The fact is, the silver
Na'ch was carried for eleCtoneerng purposes, ard
IN the excitement Of speech-makng, when he went
10 draw II forth, he put his hand IN THE WRONG
rocKET.-W Wisconsin paper.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05
TTAl,EaN MAHl}LF-

ITALIAN MAhBLL-
i Marble Fl 81 aa iH,s n'An'''e
Marble MoraTs, Eearths, Paint Stores, hIulers, etc.
ALso-A large assortment Of EgyPtau Sienna, and
'8P % Marble J6HS STRoUB 20 EGF .ds ny st.
CRATES CRATES CRATES Largest rs.
VI sortmcHt IN MC Ctg We have on hand, and con
sany wing; large aud splendid stock Of Cast Iron En-
for beauty Of finish and design, unsurpassed Those
very low. JOHN sTTFRG9UD 4 co.
TNIPERIALES FOR THE MEXICAN MAR
from lvegoO 30 bales four trusses each, lint ea es,
81 aw MCDOWELL. MILLS y co 81 Cravfer st.
ENWINE-75 bales Calcutta Twne, suitable for sugar
81 A. COCHRAN & co. 81 TohonDitouau st.
gANTON GINGER1725e 2ses.
L 4 x, +, COCHRAN & co. n Tehoupi,oulasst st.
L sa8i 4. +. COCHRAN co 81 T chouptonlas st.
StURnANTs--25 bbls. ey ship Emily Taylor.
= 81 A. Z. CoCaRAN 4 60 II 'FaEoanoulas st.
ESiENT-5OOO bbs Newark and RosendaIe; ITO barrels
~ Nelson 4 Browns Rosendae; 1000 do. Roman and
oI ani O''''''' IHAYNyAN& HoLDE
| CtOOPER'S WELL WATEB-Consiantly on hand.
~ by the gallon or glass; also, BLUE LICK WATER
p. LOUIS MASSEY, Druggist,
So - cor. Camp AID tirayer sts
| EULT0N MARkEE DElsF Landing from shin
3 CHAS, sTOUGuTuN, ~ Camp st
| RRlGHT NARNISH-50 bbls superior article Tor
5 '''' "''N'' ''' '' WI J. DEWEY. 81 Grayer st,
GALE3Ol sacks Factory filled Liverpool stored sat- Tor
! aug ''' eA sup ''''o JOHN ToOLE, . Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05
OK" Of the Baltimore Sun, furnishes that paper
with the following letter from Gen Cass 10 the dis
tinguished Italian patriot, GanDaldi:

W'sTnNGTON August "a, $50.
I'm Der SRI welcome yuu to this and OF freedom.
May always be the land of hospitality the unfortunate
exile driven by the Prosecutions Of arbitrary power seek
refuge in the world from the tyranny OF the old.
General, you possess the regaId aud sym lahy Of the
American people, and you well merit this distinction. You
raised the standard OF liberty the CapltOne hill
history will do justice your noble etferts maintain it
there, revive the spirit and the freedom OF ancient Rome
amid the monuments OF her power and glory. 1t not sue
that haOws cause its the principle involved it. You
yielded overwhelming force; TO another OF the
Gaus upon Italy. But preserved high harac-
and preserved also he respect oil every believer he
rights OF through tile world. But such efforts those
OF the Roman people, though geul, not
The battle freedom may be lost and again, but will
Eiveu them.
thank YOU General, for your letter. ard for the enclosure
from Mr. Hyatt. though you need Introduction uu
American Your glorious eEertO1s followed by misfortune,
borne with equanmIy, are passport to the hearts ana
homes OF my Couplrymen.
should be happy TO on in " ashDEtOn, and 10 express
person those sentiments respect and regard, which
must put COidly upon paper and with which am
ever, truly and faithfully, your friend and servant,
Gene al Ganbadl, LEWIS CAss,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

/rONRN's VEGETABLE LIlPpNFRlPIiC,
Kidneys and healing the ntiammat9ry diseases OF Inc Ur'
pss III HrigAt u CO's. Isl ChaTtres JdmoS s.,
Sane Ver8uds corner; Dr. a. a. Jones, 81 Gang sest'
Mill Gm + u. COM 4 ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

"a Il T2o@ WggCSHto15.-Nearly every officer re-
presented to him for his gallantry. the money being
contributed generally by good natured friends,
aided IN some instances, by the recipients of the
present One Of the journals proposes now to
present each volunteer private with an axe and a
noe, ana snow mem where they can be used to the
best advantage Society," we think would be
much better benefited by adopting this suggestion,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

IIII1 {
Wednesday Evening, September 4, 1850. 5
Arrived per steamer Meteor to head Of Red River Cattle
per Uncle SAM - do Western 80 Hogs, 20 Cows and Calves
BrEr CATrLE-Of Western there is only a scant supply,
and Of Inc best quality, moderate supply of Red
River on hand. Prices vary at 31Ial5&ic 4g ID net.
Hogs-There remains ample supply for the limited de-
maud. We quote at -@95c " b net.
SHErP-ATe selling at 81 5OfO$2 IS W head.
Mucu Cows-A good supply on hand selling at SEQ
$50 " head, according to quality.
CALvEs-In constant demand. Prices vary at S. OOR
81 ~ q head, according to size and condition.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

Third Muaicpalty.-Al day or two be-
hind the time, We deem it of sufficient importance
TO mention that the Third Municipality Council, on
Monlay evening last, passed resolution to open
MJrcau and Victory streets, through the properly
OF the Levee Steam Cotton Press Company, to the
river. This is an Improvement which has long
been urged by the property holders in The vicinity,
and as strongly opposed by the Cotton Press Com.
pany, as by il a large portion of the machinery will
have to be removed, and the business Of the press
will be very much interrupted. We understand
that the Company will contest the right Of the
Council to extend the streets through their pro-
perry.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

Remarkable LongcUity.-The Greensboro IN.
g. Patriot is informed by the Assistant Marshal
for the Southern Division of the county of GuIford
in that State, that in enumeratiug two hundred
and thrty.seyen (230 families, comprising 400
inhabtants, he has registered but nine deaths the
names and ages Of whom are as follows: David
Beard, sen, Is years of age; Jesse Burton, aged
10; Sarah Hoggatt, u; Mahlon Hoggatt, II;
Samuel Hamphiii, "A; Robert Hammer 6j; Susan.
ma Jsssup, 81, the average age being fraction
over II years, and only one death for every I55
persons IN twelve months preceding the LIST day Of
June, 1850
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

Recorder Seuzeneau.-The worthy Recorder Of
the Third Municipality narrowly escaped an outra-
geous attack from several villains, who, it appears,
laid in wait for him on Monday night last. The
Recorder being unwe, left the Council Chamber
some time before the adjournment. and 10 this fact
hs Is probably indebted for his escape from the in
tended outrage. After the adjournment of the
Council, free man Of color, about the size Of bis
honor, passing in the direction Of the Recorders
residence, suddenly seized by four men, and it
is not known what the consequences might have
been, had he not succeeded in convincing them
that he was not Recorder Seuzeneau. The Police
are on the alert, and hope that the villains may
be deteCed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

Lafcsag.-Laura Anker was yesterday arrested
by the Second Municipality police, on the charge
OF stealing gold watch and other articles from
James Q. Smith The accused was also charged
with stealing SIS from another person. She was
arraigned before the Acting Recorder and she will
be examined to-day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

D0mcstic Waytarc-Suzaune Bernard yestec-
day appeared before Recorder Genois and made a
terrible statement against her spouse, Louis Ber-
nard whom she charges with assaults and very
bad battery in opposition to her wishes and against
"a llpJ IN account
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

Stealing To0b.-Sancho, a slave belonging to
William Somers, was yesterday brought before
acting Recorder Hale on the charge of having, at
various times, within the last three months, stolen
carpenters tools from Ambrose Hanton, at the
corner Of ITALIA and Dryades streets. Sancho
would not acknowledge the CORN" but it was
clearly shown that he was rot innocent, and, by
consent OF parties, he sentenced to receive
twenty lashes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

assault By q SiaUe.-Adeline slave Of Mr..
Rhodes, was last evening arrested by the Second
Munc pality police, on the charge of striking John
Smith over the head with brick. No particulars
gwen in the entry on the Guard house book,
and we await an investigation with Impotence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05
grpsrrnt 2suok anp Sob l3tt lung QDfaet,
N EW ORLEANS s.:
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 8

The Case Of Capt. Forno.-The special commit
lee appointed by the Council to investigate the
offences which rumor charged against Capt. Forno,
met at balf.past O'Clock last evening, Alderman
Hawthorn in Tie Chair DR.. Elliot, P. German,
Thomas Ross, +. Young, and P. G. Collins were
the witnesses summoned by order OF the Police
Committee, and out of the lot, only one, (Mr.
Young appeared. He was duly ON, and being
50, he deposed-That he knew nothing about the
affair He was at Biloxi at the time Capt. Forno
was there, but he did not, Of his own knowledge,
know any Thing about the alleged lynching case
He, witness, was dismissed, and the committee
then proceeded 10 consider the previous evidence
taken before The Police Committee. No portion OF
this testimony tends to crmnate Capt. T., and con.
sequenty the report Of the committee cannot be
otherwise than favorable to The accused.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

LaJcsUH-Francisco liner yesterday made an
affidavit before Recorder Genois, charging one
Mrs. Vincent with eloniously taking and carrying
away a quantity of clothing belonging to a succes.
sion, of which complainant is curator. The charge
has not been investigated
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

Serious ASsaQh-A man named Robira was yes
tsrtay cbasgel before Recorder Genius, with a Sc
rions assault and battery Oh free man of color
named Gsreire, with billiard cue, in a coffee
house. We believe the accused has not been ar
resfed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

Ss1lt DOru.-James McCurley was yesterday
returned before the First District Court by Recor-
der Genois on the CHARGE of assautng and striking
Waterman Peterson, while the latter was on duty.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-05

P0gtgoHcI.-The case Of Henry Seal, who is
charged with larceny, was called up before acting
Recorder Hale yesterday morning 1t has be en-
postponed some five six times already but it was
put Oft again in consequence of the lines OF the
Prosecutor.