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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
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LRr EvERYpopY READ rms CARsFULLY.-IheIe Is
Sarsaparla or sale in the different towns eSe6 a516,
Townsendis SarSaparila. II Is advertised az 'ne ohiut
NAL GENUINE and all that This Townsend Is no doctor
"a was h was formerly worker on railroads, ca
as and the Ieyet he assumes the title Of Doctor ior The
nrSss oG gaining credit for what he s not lie says he
s Two medical schools and pracuced Tor hl1een
go - Now the ruth is he never practiced medicine
- HE i;f, such iriifd, picksd misrepresentation
oot Ind 10 the character and veracy Of the man wish
n sincerely he had made those statements o. hlm
sT oT Of me When will learn TO be honest and truth
nj W nj their dealings and intercourse with their ieo"
% u ~ ' t snplied to one Rue Clapp assist him in man
curins his mixture, stating the large sums he would
nats as an nducemen 10 embark ~ the business These
men have been insulting aud hbelllng me IN all p0ssbl,
forms ia order impress the public with the belief thai
he d Doctors Sarsaparllla was mt the genuine 0rIgta
Sa,smparila made from the Old DocfOr's Original Rsci
,,is Tiss 8 r. Townsend says have sold The use Of m!
name for 81 a week will give him $500 II he will pro
dce one single solitary proof of this. His statements u
Thompson Skilman e. Co., are nohing but tissue ."
alsehoods simply made to deceive the public aud keel
he truth down in regard 10 his Souring fereniig com
DouHd. This is caution the public tolurchase none but
old De JACOB Townsends Sarsapara, having on It lh'
Old Doctors likeness, his family Coat Of Arms anil hi
ngnalureacross the COaI Of Arms, 100.
JAlOR TOWNSEND,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

N0TlCE-The Co Partnership heretofore existing
~ between the undersigned, under the name ana
hrm o, DANIEL LEWIS CO., was dissolved by
The Books, Notes ind Accounts Of said firm, are in
the hands Of Messrs. DAVID WILSON and JOHN r.
MUMAUGH, who alone are authorized To settle tho
same. Persons knowning themselves indebted will
make payment to Messrs, Wilson and Mumaugh.
DANIEL LEWIS,
JACOB NJ. SHADE
Rushville, Ohio, Dec q. d9twIw3i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

Quo LReIsLATURE.-We nutice moth
ing of any general interest in the pro-
ceediRgs of this body except that the
Senate has fixed the legal rate of inter-
est at ten per cent. The two Houses
have been principally occupied ON local
bills.
A spar of words took place between
Senators Whitman and Burns, the latter
having disregarded the democratic eau
Gus nomination for Director of the Luna
tic Asylum. Mr.. Whitman appears
somewhat interested in this institution
What thinks the CirCsville Watchman?
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

A GooD HIT.-rhe editor orthO Port,
land Umpire says, and we avras ,.;,L VIZ
him, there is uot more sickeninp sigh,
under heaven, than large, fat, lszS '
young mar, dressed in the best broad.
cloth dependant on his aged mother, who
is obliged to take in washing to supnor,
him IN his folly and extravaganza.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

WrThe advice of the Rennes Law.
yer is worthy of consideration. All who
follow it, will DO we'll compensated for
their trouble.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

~ The attention Of the reader iS di-
rected to the article from tho State Jour
nal in relation to the Public Debt Of Ohio,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire.

ME undersigned as Agent Of the CITY NSU.
Il RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-.
pared to insure property Of any description against
loss OF damage BY FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
ana Vlcini'y' Oifce-Main Street. Fosters Building
Lancaster, December 81 1919. dl?tf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
TmE suRGEON'S TALE.
Herdict--"FoHN Dead. "

We love the notes of BARRY CORNWALL.
He always sings like Une whose heart is
attuned to the better feelings of our ma.
ture. The following is founded upon a
paragraph in newspaper giving an &C,
count of an inquest held on the body Of
young girl "found dead" III some OBJ
scure street or lane of London. II was
frigh;fully emaciated, scantly clothed and
IN apoor garret. which was destitute o
every article of furniture or comfort and
containing nothing but few ragged love
letters which she had preserved through
every privation. The young lady hat
evidently been person Of snme beauty
and had died Of hunger.
Twas on a dark December evening,
Loud the blast and bitter cold
Downward came the whirlng waters,
Deep and black the river rolled
Nnta dng beneath the tempest
Not brggar upon his beat;
Wind aud ram, aud cold and darkness,
Swept through every desert street.
Muilled to the teeth, that evening
was struggling through the storm,
Through pestilence lanes and hungry alleys;
Suddenly ali ancient form
Peeled from out gloomy doorway,
And with trembling croak il said
"ln the left hand empty sarret
You will Gnd wOmnn -. dead.
"Ncver stepped 6ner creature,
When she was u simple maid;
| But she did like many others
LovS a man, aud was betrayed
| | have seen her in her carpage
Riding. diamonds in her halr:
And I've seen her starving starving.
Du you hear! and nOw-ske'S here!"
Up the worn aud slippery stair
With quickcMed pulse sprung
Famine, Filth and mean Despair
Round about the darkness hung:
No kind vision met my gunces
Friend or he per OF the poor
So the crazy room entered.
| Aud looked down upon the floor.
There, on the rough and naked boards,
A long, gnlnt wasted figure lay.
| Murdered in its youth by Hunger
All lis benuty-wriukled clay.
Lies poor wants had left her nothing,
Clothes nor fuel-foOd Uor bed.
NoihiHg-snye some ragged letters,
Wherein lay tile sha'tly head
"Nnlhing!" yet what more could Pity
Crave for one about IL die,
Than sweet words from one she worsbipped
[Swest, though every word IA lie!']
In the morning Of her pleasure,
lu the midnight Of her pain
They were oil her wealth, her comfort,
Treasured-nye, aud not in vain.
Aud with her now they lie mouldering,
Aud II date upon a stone
Telleih where to end the sory]
Loves poor outcast sleeps alone.
Mourn not; for at length she sleepeth
The soft slumber Of the dead,
Resting on her loved love.letters--
Last, fit pillow for her head.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Stiff Complaint, Sweeney, Distemper,

Stiff Complaint, Sweeney, Distemper,
COrkS and Sore Eyes Cured.
en-. Mitchell Postmaster at Fiat, Fulton county
Illinois, says:
Mr. ii. g. FARRELL: Your Arabian Liniment
is highly priced here. We cured one oil my neigh.
bors' horses Of the Stiff Complaint by about four
or five applications, and cured one of my own of
the Sweeney. Our Sheriff, Joseph Dykes, cured
his horse Of bad Cork with it; he also tried it
on colt that had the Distemper very bad, and
cured it Immediately. He says it is decidedly the
greatest horse medicine he ever used. There
have been numbers cured Of Sore Eyes with it,
find it very valuable medicine both for man
and beast
BeOare of COunteJeits.
The genuine article is manufactured only by
H. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist. No, II Main street, PEORIA
ILL.,, to whom all applications for agencies or pur.
chase must be addressed. Be sure you get with
the letters H. G. before Farrells, thus-H. G..
FARRELL'S and my signature on the wrap
per; all others are counteriets For sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN. Lancaster, Ohio
j CAMPBELL, Pickerington,
aud regularly authorized agents all over the
United States.
Beware eta spurious preparation called
w. B. FarrelPS arabian Linimeat.
tBHCal and get Farrier Book, free of charge
October l2 l849 3m23
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
0Ibr Gantasttr Ga,rttr.


Ma. WEBsTER's SPEEcH.-The tele
graphic report Of the speech of the dis
tinguished Senator from Massach usetts
is very moagre, and we deem it u"ne'
cessary to publish the report in full lie
replied to the various allegations OF Mr.
Calhoun and reviewed generally the
causes which have led to this angry aud
excited discussiun-refsrring to the an.
nexation of Texas, the war with Mexi'
co, &c. We shall give "ur readers a
fair abstract of ofhis speech or publish il
in full. at the earliest possible moment
He closed with most eloquent tribute Il
the value of the Union.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

J0H N w o RK,
nF the late firm Of JoHN WoRK & Co having pur.
~ chased the entire stock in trade, will continue al
the old stand, to carry on the
TIN, Copper and Sheot-IrOn Business,
In all Its various branches, in the best manner and
upon the most reasonable terms,
Stoves! SIOVeS!! StOVcS!!!
He will keep constantly ON hand Stoves of every
variety and pattern, such as
Resors DOUBLE OVEN COOKING.
Rochester AIR TIGHT do
Kennears HOT AIR do
PREMIUMS, Of all aizes.
Box, Parlor and Coal Stoves.
Thepublic are invited to call and examine the stock
it will be warranted to give general satisfaction.
N. B, The notes and accounts due the late firm Of
john WoRK Co, are now in my hands for collection
and the immediate payment of them will be ABSOLUTE
ly necessary to close up the partnership account.
JOHN WORK.
Lancaster, March I, 1850. 43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

EDToRlAL CHANGE. Mr.. Emmorson
has retired from the Springfield Repub.
lie, and is succeeded by ROber; Coulter
Esq. The paper hereafter will be pub.
lishodby Halsey & Coulter. The Re
public is spriehtly vigorous paper, aud
we trust it will still retain its good points
1t ought to be-, aud hope is. we'll supper.
ted by the glorious Wings of Clark
county. Success TO the new firm. They
we'll deserve ito. S. Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

VA despatch dated St. Loui,. March
4 states that the snow fell at that place,
On Saturday last, 10 tho depth Of four
inches. The storm was accompanied by
heavy thunder and frequent flashes of
lightning-St. Louis ia curious place.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
To Country Merchants.

NHEfundersigned has taken an agency of the
II ZdaesviHs Cotton Nh, for the sale Of Cot
ton Yarn, Carpet aud CoVerlid Yarns, Cotton
Batting and Candle Wick, and will at all times
sell at factory prices thus saving the Merchant the
cost @ OF transportation to this place. All orders
VIII have prompt attention p. BOPE.
Lancaster, August 10, I84g ID
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Fresh Drugs and Medicines

AT THE OLD DRUG STORE.
SNUST received fresh supply. among which
Sulph Quinine. Calcined Magnesia
Sulph Morphine Gum Camphor
Acetate do do Aloes
Turkey Opium do Arabic
Eng &AmericanC Calomel Cinnamon
African Cayenne Pepper Cloves
Nitrate ofSiver,in chrys White Ginger
tails aud sticks Powdered do
With full supply Of articles in his line, war
ranted asrepresented or no sale Call and see.
GEORGE KAUFMAN +
Lancaster, August 10, l849 IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

Or7-Schoolmaster-"Robert. compare
the adjective cOld." Robert--"Posilve,
c0lai comparative, cough superlative,
ccGa,"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

Free DEMocRACY CONVENTION. The
free democracy Central Committee
have called a State Convention for the
nomination Of candidate for Governor,
to be held in this city on the 2d of Nav.
Ohio STATE Journal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Life Insurance.

a. NEORGE WEAVER, Agent for the Baltimore
VI Branch ofthe National Loan Fund Life As
surance Society Of London.
Capital f50O,00 or $2,500,000
OFFlCE-In Tallmadge's Block, third story
Gazette Office.
Lancaster, July 90, l849. lItf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

They are now receiving from New York and Phil
adelphia. We have been very careful in laons in
our Goods this FALL to purchase none but of the
very best quality and latest styles just such Goods
that we will be willing to warrant as cheap dura-
BILE and fast colors, and we know will give entire
satisfaction, that will secure to us warm friends
aud good customers, nnd give us the reputation
of selling the choapestand best Goods in town.
Lancaster, October 5, l849 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
PUBLIC NOTICE.

II 7 is matter of the first interest to those who
IL are afflicted, to procure remedy that will re-
store health and at the same time leave the CON.
stitution uninjured. Such
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Spanish saddles.
IRON, NAILS AND STEEL.

ON hand and receiving
O2OO Kegs JUNIATTA NAILS
$4,000 pounds warranted IRON
1000 do SPRING STEEL
1890 do Cast, English Blister & Shear do
JOHN C. WEAVER & co
Lancaster October 26, 1899 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla
Old Dr. Townsend is about 20 yearA Of age and a
Of the GENUINE e ORIGINAL "TOWNSENH
SARSAPARELLA." Being poor he compelled r.
limit It's manufacture by which means has been kept ob
OF Market and the sales circumscribed those only VIII
had proved It's worth and known ts value 1t had reacc
the ears OF many nevertheless, those persO whU ia
been healed Of sore Diseases and saved from eah, p
claImod iIs wonderful
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
FINE OTTER CAPS.

TO MERCH ANTS AND HATTERS.
The large Stock on hand offers superior induce.
ments to those whe may wish to lay in supply,
and the subscriber will accommodate Hntters and
Merchants, at Wholesale, upon very reasonable
terms. r. FIELDING
Lancaster, November Q, l849 96
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26
oRLEANs Classification.

TObacco-There was fair demand on Tuesday resulting
in the sale of 40 hhds viz hhds ate; 10 hhd,I at
g. 4R ~ and at 81 81 hhds25 at g. and %
&c y ID and about 10 hhds of which ddnot learn the
particulars. Yesterday we did not hear of a sale
Sugar aud H1OTHBses-The sales of Tuesday embraced
about 100 hhds Sugar at 696 for Fair Yesterday bust
confined retail transactions at 81 for Fair Sugar
and so q &c for Reboled Molasses.
FlOur-The demand continues limited, but the market
Yesterday was rather steady Tuesdays sales comped
$40 bbls Sour private terms 100 Ohio at "a IaS O Hi
nois 81 90 500 St Louis including $50 in one lot al "a s.
l5O Choice at 81 S and go Fancy eagle brandy at IS IS
bbl Yesterday about 1900 bbs sod including I5O
bbs Sour at 50 300 200 Iuos and $50 St Louis (ths
latter in several los) "a IS, no Iowa "a 9 and lO0
Extra ST. Louis s. l2 bbthe sales of the two days
summing up about 1000 bbls.
Grain-The Corn market has been heavy but there is no
material change in prices Tuesday mcluded 200 sacks
Yellow at 5457 500 5969, and 800 White lin several
'o) at 6jc y bashe Yesterday 1900 sacks were sod
Guiding 300 Mixed So 1000 Yellow 54055 and small lots
from store at 6O662c y bushe Oats lower and have
sold at 45c650e y bushe for ST Louis.
PrOvsions-Mess Pork has continued TO retail $40 .
9slO BIZ, and Prime at IS 75d 50 % " Dbl We yeser
day noticed sale of "a half bbs Mess Beet 50 25 Bacon
has been in fair request firm prices On Tuesday 1s casks
Ribbed Sides sold lin los and yesterday 30 casks
at 54 do Clear 5 and % Tierces Sugar Cured Hams
at Sc H. Lard steady, and during the days have
noticed sales of 4O kegs and 4Oerces Prime "a for the
former and 7c " ID for the latter.
Bagging and Rope-Saes Tuesday leo coils Prime
Rope 6c cash. and yesterday so pieces aud 30 coils at
and ga 80 pieces and 80 coils 1885, and ST. both time.
and 30 pieces at 13}tc cash.
COlfee-PrcPs still looking up. We yesterday noticed
sales of $50 bags Rio at I2i0l2l4c D ID.
Hay-LOwer $50 bales Prime Eastern sold on Tuesday
at sl7 80 " ton.
AN and 60 Ross Extra %, and yesterday rs bbs Low
proof at 34lsc gallon.
Exchange-The demand has been limited but rates are
unchanged. We quote Sterling at lO90llO; NewYork
sixty day Bills at l40lsl discount, and Sight Checks
on NewYOrk 4 ~ cent discount to par.
Freights-We have heard of no engagement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

ReeeiDts Of Proftuce:


ST LoUIs-Psr steamer 5aranaE: e25 sacks bran . T
. S o SG a, do G5PIs and ms ] 9sts eH
do flour email & ncGiI-340 do kennett &co-200 do
Bos~o-5a DO Wheat Jary &coz4 Do eorn, 8 do
gas, hhds bacon Price. Frost &co2 casks brandy s
5hd shaw &so bbi apps s6os Gco@s
SIS d. bale ginseng 0geron Cbsom cois 6bs SoIaoes
y srurge &co-3do apples "a empty bbs Bscos s. rimmS
Brysn-ls DO West & summers-5 do Z Yeatman sGco-3
Wright Williams &scToia TIT se 3 s6 Sf'iS o
55 Ms.sE s g e. pG D oa R
De- Dse5olS DO apple Taylor seq, Dc Psa &c
G kienckz26 bdls paper Davis Maginnis-i52 bbs
feathers John HGrey-if 90 ieet oak amber teop Nc
GGne Dbl aPPss DO lass Breoe spW q 10
50 do onions Beverly. Sands &col46 do potatoes and sp
pickles seBneider~1o Bles nss Sc Msr6s & Jsae- r.
bellows RiShards4l bags feathers, Pickett Perkins SEQ
Scos6 bags feathers morton &eoHzsd do Il bbis gin
20 & Mclean 9SG ss Ms sS5o9 BfoMn Eco
~ do Selsonol do Sapt MeL9tyre-5 hhds tobacco
MEHPfiIsG Pefsffamer Natehez: Ia bale, cotton 3
6 NJ pnGfard $cO"z5 Hi. Mclean &co-a ficEs5t Per.
WlshI, Williams Sco-6 Fearn, Donessn &co@s y al &
s.Tn Marn-S hhds bacon W Flsher-sundres. order
WsR W Anaa 6.' foPH
s 20 f To.So rs 6ss. y ss
dr s7s e ord d Sc TotSi 81 bales cotton.
DON aLDSONNlLLE-Pe steamer VI streck: 20 biz
moss Mason &col5 do Turner-sundries to order.
~ h5BG kG-Per Belle CTeos: "a bales cotton
sw!nsy, Green Gco-99 Payne Linren-5l g Burke Sec
Mcdowell, Mills &eo-A Bell y Conway-i4 WaiI u De
Saules-l4 g VI Packard &co-H NJ Greenwood COLI
brander, Williams &c0-l5 Bradley Wilson Gco-l0 Bogart
Foey-S HUI, Mclean &co-S Lemare Cuuen &eo--
Be k ksPaf19 RsS 81 Io5as
- Ar MItenberger-5 Downs, Caady &co-3 Oakley y
Hawkins-TOtal 63s bales cotton.
ALEAANDRlA-Perst steamer Meteor No 3. 20 bales
COTTON w Montgomesy-34 do Leyerich &en-z5 DO NJ
hHe co-l5 do Ar Mienberger-l2 rolls eather2 bbls
honey Giiy-sundres order-fota LAB bales
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26
NEW ORLEANS:


Acctdent.-While the laborers working at the
new Municipal Hall, were employed yesterday in
hoistngto its position one of the huge blocks Of
stone, and when at elevation of some forty feet,
the bolt in the head Of the derrick gave way, pre-
clptatng the immense mass to the portico of the
colorado, injuring in its descent one of the columns
already erected, and crushing the stone to pieces
Iwo Of the workmen were injured. One James
oSher' tell from height of forty feet, and was
picked up insensible. On being carried into the
once oil Dr. Hale, in the vicinity, an examination
OIL MS injuries was made by Drs. Stone and Hale,
when 1t was found he had received four severe con-
tuslons IN the head, producing conclusion of the
the braln' from which, it was the opinion of his
physicians, he would recover. The other received
few bruises, but none dangerous
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
"Wednesday Evening, September ., 1850
Arrived per steamer Saransk, 20 Western Beeves and 200
Hogs and Sheep per Anne lot of Calves.
BEEF CATTLE-A fair supply of Western offered Good
to fine qualities may be quoted at 51s06c " ID nett but
choice is held at 7c; Texas, etc, 3IsGD5c " Ii net
HoGs-There is a good supply-sellng at 41S95'Sc y
ID net.
SHEEP-A moderate stock is SALE We quote at % %
@$3 25 W head.
Mich Cows-Common and good qualities sell at 5000
$50 R head hut choice stock held s35 $50 y head
| CALyEs-In demand. We quote at "a 5Ot0$7 80 "
| head according to size, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

SWtndttng. Joseph Numez was yesterday sent
before the First District Court by Recorder Genois
on two charges one preferred a. anst him last week
for retaining the proceeds of the sale of lot of Mex-
lean seeds placed in his possession for SALE The
other was made by Mr. Joseph Laureville who
charged him with having swindled him out Of S33,
under pretence of forming partnership to start an
Intelligence office. MIR, Numsz's idea of ntelli
gence seems to have dimmed his perceptions of the
dangerous, and to have led him into a scrape from
which he will not easily escape
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

R0Ddyt'm.-some of the Enjoys from home
were around night before last, aud kicked up CON.
siderable dusta la Marquis of Waterford. Knockers
came off suddenly, bells were pulled mysteriouslv
and an old darby up st. Charles street, on answer.
ing to the call, found cat and dog tied together
and hung across the railing, where they were dis.
coursing sweet music in very admirable tone Of
voice. Such conduct, however, was sure to awake
the Waterman, and after little bit of private
scrimmage with him, they were bundled off. The
Recorder fined them five dollars each
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

Game Cocks - Mary OConner, residing on
Bienville street, came before Recorder Genois
yesterday, and stated that her premises had been
broken into three nights since, and all her brood
of chickens, that from the first chip of the shell she
had tended with most assiduous care, had been
tOuity abducted During yesterday, while wan
dering through the purleus, where forts most do
congregate, either for pleasure business she had
at of the latter points discovered the gay plu
mage of her nurselings, glittering through the Stats
of vendor in Poydras market. Fearing longer
delay may curta their original number, an d well as
beauty she begged the assistance of the Recorder
to recover her lost nets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

Carrying Concealed Weqpoas-Samuel Rev.
nods was arrested for carrying concealed weapons,
fighting, etc. Sam insisted, however, that he was
only having bit OF spree, privately, with one Of
his friends; no fighting at all just trying to see
who was the best man. The Recorder will exam.
inc into the merits of SANS case to-day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

Quite number of the late arrivals have been
arrested by the Second Municipality Police as
" dangerous and suspicious" upon whom were
found implements, the names of which are to be
found only in the thief's vocabulary jisnnatss,
outsiders, etc. The time is rapidly approaching
when we may expect the grand influx of these
" Chevaliers de Industrie +" but our Police are
pretty well posted up, and the gentlemen are kept
tolerably warm in their boots, as some of them
complain of not having had time even to catch the
dengue before they picking oakum and dieting.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

The steamer SaranAk No left st Louis the Th inst
In port for Neworeans, Pacific Atlantic Iroquois
st Louis and MeOdeOn.
The Mohawk left Padacah on the I9tll-Reports
30 inches water in the Ohio River and falling.