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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-14

Mr. Hale's .4necdoie I'm the dScrs'lon
arising from the presentation OF the YER
mon, resolutions, Mr. Clemens OF Alabama
declared that the Union was already dl>sol
we'd. To this, Mr. Hale, very humorous'y
replied. ... 80. -.ss a...r..:
He was cratifed on ano.her point
There were many good folks at home'who
had been frightened by the speeches made
here, and the ''wrecs OF matter ana 'hs
crash Of worlds" sort Of sentiments, win
reference to the dissolution OF the Union,
no, alone upon the Slavery question:
Wa,l It strikes me that these t'ntd people
will feel great relief when they ind on'
! ,ha, the Union has been already dissolved
for 50 says The honorable Senator, an.
tboy knew nothing about it. Laughter.
! I Vii, relate circumstance that occnfre'
!. when was justice OF the peace, for III
! led that office before became senator
! A couple came 10 me TO be united IN TN
holy bonds Of wedlock; well, ! made shor
work of il. said to the man, DO yon TAX,
this woman to be your wife? "Certa'n'y',,
.,;d he. Il came here on purpose.
I (Larghter.) Then said to the lady q
von take this man to be your husband
ayes Ilo," she said. Then you are ma
snl wife, / replied, that's all. Both
,hem looked at me with astonishment, an
after A pause the lady asked me, "ls th'
alp" fGrea, laugh,er.) Yes reples
Won are man and wife. "Well its NJ
,, such mighty affair after al!.' Renc"e
,oerriment.) Well, sir, think that thes
; ,imid advocates OF freedom, when the
, read the speech Of my honorable irien'
$ will conclude that dissolution was no sue
: mighty affair after al.
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Tt. pARsoSs. JOSHUA corr. Z. u. PARsCNs
5Snr.Sn~. .ssanp a. s'acenias.
T.oRwARDING AND coMNrssIoS MERCHANTS,
r Front ani ,fegon Streets, ,suRLsSoTos IOWA
DEALERS IN Dry-Gooas, Groceries, Hardware,
Qucenxwarc, Boots and shoes. Drnes and Medi'
cincs, Oyc-stu.ls, Paints, Oils, etc. etc.
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RGautiflA &niimeni.-Gnd hath sent
is 10 refresh the sorrow OF The poor,and TO
strengthen the eyes OF the disconso'a'e.
And wha, greater pleasure can "e have,
than tEa! we should bring iny 70 our broth
er-that the tongue s!on!d returned with
heavenly accents, and MAKE The weary soui
listen for light and ease: and when he per-
cpivcs that there is such thing in the
warld, and in the order Of things, a. con-
!o,, and iov, to begin 10 break o,u from tile
nrison Of his sorrows al the door OF sighs
and tears, and by little melt into showers
and refreshments; this is glory to'hyvoIce
and employment fit Tor the brightest angel.
50 have seen the sun kiss the lrtzen
earth, which was bound mp with the ina
ces Of death, and the colder breath OF the
north; and then the waters break from
their enclosures, and melt with joy, and
run in useful channels; and the flies dorlse
again from their little graves in walls, ant
! dance awhile in the air, 10 tell their JOY Is
! within, and that the great mother OF crea
lures will open the stock Of their ne"
refreshment, become useful to mankind
and sing praises to her Releemer; so 4
/ the heart Of a sorrowful man under TN
,i~conrsaS Of a wise comforter: he break
1 from the despair of the grave and letter
! and chains OF <orrow;he blesses God an
He Lle,ses thee, and he feels his lie re
turning; for to be miserable is death. b.
nothing is life but the comforter. God
: nleas.d with no music below so much a
IN the thanksgiving songs of relieved w'd
ows, Of supported orphans, OF rejoicing
cn,nfnried ard thankful persons.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-14

r1.Eurlngtoni is the seat ofiustice for nes MONIES
ennntv. and contains about 45oo inhabitants. lis
ejtuatcd on the west hank Of the Mississippi aooa
$50 miles above st IoaiS,
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2. r.. rn'aslaEas.

TTTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL Dealer m Drugs
w Medicines. Paints, Gfe NHFH- i'6'f9, ~ '!''V"
Cies, &C., &c. Jefferson Street, Burlington, lows.
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ID VT. E.Wsssg.

nEALER in Staple and Fancy Dry-Gonds. Gro-
Jccries, Queen ssvarc Hats. Caps. Raos. .shoes,etc.
4 Ssuth side yciier son. street, Burlington. Iowa.
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-, Gpiev .k EsplrGc

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Tin, Corper and Sheet
IVI Iron ware, Wholesale and Retail Main street
two doors above Jefferson. east side. Burlington.
salsn ,n,,~rs in stoves Of atl acscription s-d-y
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JAMES NJ. BRoApwELL

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
d 80 DolLAas per year; to be paid in advance.
-. 30 MONTHS, one dollar and twenty five cents
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j. Q. LAUaIAN GEO. e LAVMAS
u. ~. v.sisHsa,s & sra;hrs.
FORWARDING and Commission MERCHANTS,
corner Front ard Jefferson streets. burlington.
lava. wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
cfoceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes.
Hats, Caps, etc, etc.
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M ~ NanAsrN.

a' ny. MI. EaaN.G,
rENERaL AGENT and commissian Merchant.
" Jefferson, between Main and Water streets,
Burlington, Iowa.
DEALER IN staple Dry Goods, Groceries. Ii
cuors, Roots, shoes, etc. etc.
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"a ~ Grim4Fss & 90,

yy7HOLES d ,alers in HIrlwate. Gallery
w Nsiis and Builders ,rawore. Jefferson ST.
burlington, stand formerly occupied by Wesley
Jones. Darlington, Nos ~, 1889
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fSr~ If0nglt,,,a 81 tsseaiS Asssh.
ITAyE associated in the practice OF Medicine.
IL r. Office on Jefferson street, over BuFnap's
Drus store date Bodemang's) May - '4s
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REGULAR PACKETS.

49,. For Mobile via Bay ST. Louis Pass
Chrstian MiSsissippl cy' BiIoxi and 81, g.
cagoula.Thc steamer NIOIII Ill Allen
mister will leave as above every and Il iIR
DAY ihrongioni the season. leaving The New tana on
Tuesdays al IL O'Clock v Nj on Saturdays al 81 O'CLOCK
by the O'Clock Z. NJ sain on Tuesdays, and By tie
the Watering Places on SfCNDAY and TiIII REi1AV
EVENINGS. Freigis receiv al New Basin Warrhonse
Tuesday and clock p NJ On Frdsv viii % for,o m " ~
abovef ecei we'd after these hours ID VIII be- or,ya,dgd te
nsunr Tim. Far f,erhf N nasasge at,nlv X -
jelI T.. ii. WfNGHTE, IL 2Poydras st.
= y
: fNns4 n nAohlkomery NY eiumpka H. n
- achetsa FrgW J,i001e nery
tcag; n9 z, - :, Y - I, a I'LL I'LL n
T. dln nhuh Es sNlN1,, az D clock' ne
HEa tn atai' pa saest nsehs ~ stTalss "a -
IN W y W Petndsrvs master on THURsnAx
am ai. ~ smtts1 CLlFtVN. j. Adams master, on SAT
uhDAh. ror Rar.enlsrs, Y pb &, apply e 20 - 49,,
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MAYoRALTy OF NKwoRLEANs, July 10, 1850
CouNcIL OF MUM IPALIrY No. Two
- LII.

-. }
ID ESOLYED, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby.
author zed and requested, after having given
notice in Lhe official Of this Municipality, SELL
accotins 70 the l2ih section OF act of the Legislature OF
the State of Louisiana approved March H. 1850 the
for building ohoO houses the property belonging
70 the Second Muniepaty and situated in the First
Fourth ards thereof according to the plans and speeca-
Ons file in the Surveyors Office the be done in
good and substantial manner satisfaction of the Sur
veyor, and be completed within four months t the
Of contract Condition to follows, viz: the fracor
10 retain ownership Of the buildings hut subject TO the con
yenience Of the Municipality purchase The same for cash
IN accotdance with The terms OF the Indication the bud-
Dgs I've rented the peautme BY the Council at rent
paying 10 GENT their provided the
cost OF each of said School houses does exceed S90
LSigne,il JAMES II. CAiIDW ELL, President
Approved July 3, 1850.
tSigaedl A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mayor
True conY: Ii BlER. Secretary. - -
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IstS =. = W guy ~ io0V
NOItCt Is hereby give" thdt " accordance with the
H Ieso'dton 20 ~ o. ine S9uilcn OF monmpalty NO Two,
ding two schoo Goon he proney beonsar iS5 10
Wa NJ mg ae oG SDa ISsf Is b 3 Fi and ESss
next az l3ocock M in accordance with plans and spec
iyll A, D. CRossMAN. Mayor.
nAHGENAFED BIT'rERs-A Sovereign Remedy
- 1oi dyspepsia, Phtlisc, and GIN ERAL DEBILITY.
s9seresn EeSsdy io[ DYSPEPSIA n many Of It's orms
Acid sioma b. heaa6e os Of Appe Pe SsS
EYeats and even CONSUMPTION Ditcuit BTenthnE which
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To BRINE THE DROWNED TO LrFE.--At this
season OF the year. when many fatal accidents
are occurring, the following advice by DR.. Yaen-
tine Mott. is particularly opportune;
Immediately as the body is removed from the
water, press the chest suddenly and iorciby down.
ward and backward, and instantly discontinue the
pressure. Repeat this violent interruption until a
pair of bellows can be procured When obtained
introduce the muzzle we'll upon the base Of the
tongue Surround the mouth with towel OF hand
kerchief and close il Direct a bystander 10 press
hrmly upon the projecting part Of the neck, {AdAa
applet and use the bellows actively. Thea prsss
upon the chest to exPel the air from the id1fs 10
initiate the natural breathing. Continue this a
least an hour, or until signs Of natural breashdp
comes on.
Wrap the body in blanfets, place il near FIRE
and do every thing to preserve the natural warmth
as well as to impart artificial heat. Il possible
Every thing, however, IS secondafy 10 ihhatina
the lungs. Send for medical gentleman imme,
diately.
Avoid all fricdons until respiration shall be ID
some degree restored.
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SstfOsFER BATHs-A nsss ana zIaIlsssl SHOWER
- BATH. low nIien, eoanfnlnt 11N41F hare ane
Batkinx 7eb-ms5 b fopnd a +4i - tetanpzse.sP
For sale 81 a RrkING q Z. fg a e'eelfs. e. 8
77sr1s Shs11. .al Pr. IA qnAlier
w sn1 sch a csi 81 lsei tII'onl 49, l't1zi.
Msssi'u ;ss sa' sh's' Il lEi ia . 90 8 ssan
VNTINEs-C Chnmg sna s SSss. ~ Ns'sza VIE )
3 w iyi5 A.E.c0t4tN ~ 8 ~. ~ A7'1.H ~ ~
Is lis A y COCHRAN = 20. z As8haHA's's. r
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N. s.. WATERMAN
.sssI.~ kLATE EHOBMES& COL
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

MANUFACTURER,
No. 20 Gracier, CaroHdee sysz Nsao Oyleans
eYr SODA OR MINERAL WATER in Gksss Bot
tles, plain favored with SaFsauania Lemon etc. for
Hotels Bars. Steamboats,, or Private Familes.
OE'es ioF any qnantys put up IN shipping order. al the
A liberal discount allowed 70 Commission Merchants
a lso-SODA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
furnsIei on the most reasonable terms.
N. b- SopA WATER APPARATUS Of avery description
always on hand for sale. my3 5m
GENERAL AGENCY AT NEtV ORLEANS.
WoODSoN WREN. Gate Postmaster Al Na1chez) }
w having resided npwards Of forty yean in the Sonth
partly at New Oheans bnt mostly Nachez removed
70 New Orleans, and offers his g z l.
AG t. he will attend particularly to the purchase
sales and exchange Of Wild Lama, Pianfaons Honses and
Lots OF vaeant o 10 this any pan Of the United
ates also 70 the adjustment Of claims and accounts from
any paFt o. the world the collection Of debts taking depe-
Those wishing his requested be particular in
giving definite Instructions that vii. be msunzrstOos
and those w.ling neal be purchased, s0d o. ex-
changed, shonid EFe descriptions Of PROPERTY
Icties ADDRESSED 10 him New OFeans. pogt
pald VIII be attended TO promptly aud caresuli1
tie = CoMaIssIosER Tor Mississippi and Alabama TO take
depQau9Ls and acknowledgements Of deed1 EW fiji ce
at No. 30 6ra0ter street.
Dec. a. l89-Haying been long acquainted with Doctor
Wogds0n AFen take pleasure recommending him 70 he
public worthy OF confidence for his industry busi-
ns4s hahits and integrity. J. A. QUlTAAN,
!, 9tt Gov. elect Of Miss
EXECUTIVE OyFIcK, Baton Rouge, Dee Isl ISl9-I have
no hesitation IN recommending MF. Wren the public a.
man q upright character and altogether worthy confidence
= We ISAAC JOHNSON. Gov. La.
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ABBY FoLsoM Miss Abby Fulsum has been
making ipurth Of Juy sleech Alter Mr.. Whip
pie conclqdedhls oraiion hefone the AUTHORITIES Of
Washington as a STAKEHOLDER, and is orator flr
euiogising him. Poor abby She i hopeIessIy
mRd.
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no. RENT.

rI'O RENT-yesy low TO good tenant until ls Novem-
e,otS Se, next & with The privilege ed, a1,e, -, ta me sa.
dsshi'a redenee on EanP street ioGE dGotS below -
rooms. kitchen, pantry. and very convenience II has
sna yard and s;lrsu y front yards al paved fine soaem
eas sp SaS f I oss ffosa''d fO' terms and 'e Ell r
NOR RENT.-The Building No s, Banks Arcade -.
ormerly occupied BY John Calhoun, Esq, will be Ei
1pa ai No. % q Nssbes s sile aa ap .ss a. % No'sOe NIL
E'0R REATmrA DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantly
Prytsnla has hTee Parors, SIX hamber two Kiich EE
Two good Cis,e ms etc. o. an sepsb ses & en a, ~ aiv
and viii Be rented r November next at and isi he
4 corner d ;MasSf cs@e sS Giavisl risaSsla lss,.
DWELLING HOUSE For RENT-Ths large three
y story Dwelling House, No 5 Nasclez street. con- -
sssT sspRT Ri,Sn pSeye nsr sSGf RqSons vel Gaiesise E
N Nas sssi B Kent low saEd fnt EosembeT Apds
~ a. s il PEAGE lIHs Once "F1 hsuf' aps A.
7 - EENT-The SECOND STORY Of rs Gus. -
sSl 'Si ;s5ss e ssRS.
S$ 10 .fs'i b8RBRiTDeGR q RsfBiDe co ON the premise.
II ~ s.Strhe sto,e No, % 81 Charles street Pos -.
isa session slssS n. iTsfifI BzRSErr apE e. fs Camp G
sseetRent sl0O per yesr from Isl October. pre- n
yoas @ which time i viii be ren,ed al as pef month A
q to a Az u Jaeks5S i Asos AlsGGssliss.a' ssi. st
STABLE For RENT-The Stable lately occupied BY
;n. - On , sfasei street, Det"een baronne and Fil-
isl3 JofiN o. ELLIOTT co. % Grayier St
FURNISHED RO0Ms.-Soyeral large, airy Rooms,
very desirable for the Summer season. can b. had al If
st Ioseph Geel second door from St Charles 81 les Am
EyURNiSEIED ROOMS no RENT, al 50 =
I PHfLiPPd STREET, bctDeeR Common and flf
Grduier stTeets. fF " dz8 ~
AHultNisIiED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Peasant- -,
FnInished Rooms In the large twO,story house mi
with Galleries, at the corner of ST. John and Perddo Ia
streets. iafit ~ - 80, nag
X OOMS FOR r RENT-Several Roousin Banks Arcade
suitable iof Offices for rent Apply ~ Hatcez street.
up stars. NIL
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PIANO u FoRIE AND 3 4 MUSIC { STORE.

s A. TYLER hiss hand and is constantly RECEIVING
-; ~; fHAsty FORTES, from the justly
ceiehraied 1 q tories Of Hallet, s+-7ipS |7f
Davis & e.. Boston; John B. Dunhsm, Il,
David Van Winkie, A. d. Gale 4 Co. andu 81 VI v
oFsTs 9Fl receved for the HoRsT's PATENT IRON RI
NOS, TO be delivered in aat recexed the
factory These Pianos decidedly the ksst Piano now IN
use particularly e. The country, where Taers seldom
BE- hGd they VIII stand longer and in beeF dian any
other Piano; These Pianos have ndependenl m
which can be removed in moment, there being
nl51x VioLINSS ACCoRDEONS, FLUTES, and
A Iz other Musical Instruments, constantly hand and
K<ze horts, Guitar, Flute, etc Also INSTRUCTION
q BOOKS for all musical instruments. y A Lib
era Discount dealers, Teachers and all those sending large
orders. !. All pnders promptly attenied TO- mhs2
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FqMEs !. DeE ,,l,,9 ANR pIs IpstTgINs APPARATgs, es

PuMPs AND BlTHiNG APPARATUS, &s.
Holm MCCARIY, PLUMBER, No. 13I CAMP
ID STREET, New Orleans has just received anew s
and large sssoItuent OF Bras Cocks, various sizes
Force and Lii Pumps Beer Pumps, etc.. so-; l1sA
Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs and Shower BATHS. H2
Al.o laying and repairing Lead Pipes; sheet Lead work
put 80 asd Iepared An onisIr atls ateade To-
" tesree. ~.
IMACkEREl-Hal bbs No. /. and 30 kitis: 20 or.
~ pels No. 2 and 10 kits and half kits, in store ami
ia .. ]. HART & co. 70 TohOupitOulas st.
CtHERRY BR ANDY -S0cssss real copsnhsgsa Cherry
hs sAapEI woLFF. q Onya a.
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THRo GH IN IT DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety-three Miles
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE--By the paily Line
E6RSIA spi Rssned. and AaGs MES L. 'f5a PAY 6ap
SsIi'aRo ooSot z y Fare PaS psyfTf e. Tfms
nor Fl Gas Steamers eayng Mobile At s NJ a and sppG si
s'i Capt re Gea ?f MAJ
Johnson aof Gsb AdB% B@; bAN Pa r. Capt
JJ6ohns91 FARMER, Capt lanes Fare g. Time Through
20 70 q hnnrs BY the Daily Mail Line Coach-Fare sl0
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLEsToN.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
,,,,l1 LEAyEs; .ARRIvEs: pIsTANCEs:
Griffin 10 : M Atlanta IN D. % IA. ssfss Rsss,&d. d.
r @ cEsrisstGa M P M M RslTosa. RaTa
FareAiontgomery to Charleston, as6 50 Time through
"a hours Including reduced s3 miles
IMee Daily stage Lines between Opehka and Griffin
Griffin Exa Coaches always IN readiness to carry
forward any number Of through passengers without de-
sY The Cans the Railroad are of the most approved
eo1slrueionmhSse qpoa the GEORGIA RAILROAD provided with
anse Gs MonaSSs f s S M,5Ss AssD
n. B.G,Pa.sensen pr9suring Thropgh Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about "a
AT GEN TRAL l. MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH
MonseS Il a. opeG GAEnvFs M R,P DISTANCES 81 Es &
Qpeisa p, BarDesvie. 10 M Stages 49,, 9s
m @ ssss, m ssiISsd sai'Ssd ,ss 8
Montgomery TO Charleston, s23 SOTO Savannah
s24 5O Time though ~ hours including two nights rest
" 3 ffxasass The Isam aPS Pades Mss0 h
BRooR ana Ps ES n III nr MkRA kIo M W SEA
neatness and sumptuous fare. =,
~ No charge Tor meals or berths
ne Gars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are Of the hnest description
T T,. Sag Staging red retnseA @ to ninety eight miles
ka 70 Bsrnsylle via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches, al
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a
By HER HgsBAKD.-Publi Indignation has sell
dom been excited BY a more cold. hlooded and mur-
derous attempt than thai which, on Thursday last,
was planned by Rolip HARMON, farmer and citizen
q ksngsyiile. The eontemplated victim was the
VIDE Of Harmon-young, amiable, industrious, and
welded to him but three months ago. She brought
to her husband a handsome property; and it ap-
pears that the desire on his part 70 have this 10
himself, was the motive as the facts in evidence
show, which moved him to plan the murder X tis
young wife. On Wednesday, Mrs. H. nS.it1,' i
strangeuess in the movements Of her husba.t AZ
seemed wrapt up in thought, and finally ~ 1{zie
round her, told her be wished he was rid of her.
and looked at her fxediy He afterwards placed
hIs arm around her waist, and then round her neck
and endeayofed to coax her out Of doors He was
perfectly cool He wished her to 90 out 20 the
WELL said the bucket had fallen in. that there was
white cloth It the b. tom. She finally went out,
but stood on the sids Of the curb opposite to him
But he worked round, pushed her violently, and
she narrowly escaped being precpitated in. She
then escaped 20 the house. Her husband was
moody aud silent. He did not go TO bed at his
usual hour, but hung on, and wished her to 60 be-
fore him. She finally retired. Through the night
be never slept He got up went out Of doors, and
rolled on the grass in the door yard, then went and
rolled on the bed till daylight. Mrs. H. had no one
TO consult with, and the strange conduct Of her
husband bewildered her. His violence a. the well
he explained to be done in jest and he earnestly
His articles to entice her out and his rsapsrnvres
10 get his hired man out Of the ,vav show !, eod
booded perseverance n his purpose. nm. alelsd
| in the annals Of crime. This was on Thprsdsv
morning. The hired man was sent into the wood.
to hunt the cattle. Mrs. H. was engaged, as fal
as her feelings allowed her. In her bousehoIa val
when her husband again wanted heT 40 o., ont y
the well. and. on refusal. he aezed ber spd
denIy-carried her dfsf bv main force in snls :
her struggles to escane The dpath N bich sbs ~,
felt he had doomed her, To s,;fie her cr;ss 4,
placed his hand firmly ON her moptb--bis tinasr,
and nails digging INTO. and boldng on The ,,s7ns
part Of her face, and Iaceratinsr her eveIi. H.
had her 'Ho,r at the well but fhe deash struggl,
was not over. He could not force hvr over ~
curb. Suddenly he kicked away he curb. an,
plunged her headlong down the IrelI---tl,irty lee
| The water was about three feet deep He locke
| down, and saw that Mrs. Harmon was alive Sh
| had turned in her descent and was standing thei
with the water to her waist. He now called to he
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CITizsHs BANK OF LoulsIANAl
NewOreans, July 3, 1850.
DhOPOSALs will be received AT the Office OF this Bank
Tor the LEASE for term of from years, of the
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, together with the BAR ROOM
and ROrUNDA of the st Louis Exchange. The St
afaieg. =
The Hotel to be furnished by the lesseeseeaty TO be
required
ia iiaw2m Or If EUGENE ROUSSEAU. Cashier.
NOIICE,-The publ are informed that. by resolution
OF tie Bosr OF Directors, The price of Gas will be
reduced from aud after the rsi day OF January next from
Ftre Dettars 70 Er Dollars and FttD Cents per thou.
sand cnble teet This notice is given that intending
70 Introduce Gas the coming season, make early app-
cation Tor their fixtures disappointment later
period. when the pressure of applications will be much in
creased.... BY order OF the Board.
N WOOD, Trpasurer
Gas Light Co., NeWllFleans luY g.. lA5O. iva AeodIu
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs July8 1850
NOTICE ia hereby given that, accordance with the
the resolutions passed by the Council OF Municipality
No Two at their sitting Of 2l inst. viii oceed 10 sell,
THURSDAY, the 18Th inst. otfiee, IL clock M
70 the lowest bidder, the Tor furnishing Municipal "
No, Two for with wintetFained Sperm O Of
jys A. d. CRossMAN. Mayor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-16

T0N sTROnbS co., lis GsSaoss s ssagSR III, lstSsen We
N FafSVpee1 n e2d BsS2aqs Dsgls n
ShA y Ale rs, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB AtEAglF1f
III e Ah5s 6kAVE SfON ES and MARBLE in cttHHttyi,o
eined PLATTER H, TER OF PARIS, Roma. ~ ~
usapnG Oism sN A, Pasiering HAIR, White sand, ~
EnslIsh Pensacola and Phts6urg FiRE.BRICK mys
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-16

tOtANO FOR iEs FOR sALE-A. choice and large
d 4Ss"rInent IS & Of E, ire rate aud spsndid -
5y 5I.ed iE0% ETs,d Pess snd Other csls WH
are all OF unquesOnabe superiority for Of tone
Keeping pitch and tune The subscriber will ss them al
very reasonable prices, and fully invites the pnbc
ms aTeroo, IN order thai they take advantage Of this
opportunity. ALLJV9)N. No ~ Cont street
tge Pianos REPAIRED, RENTED. TUNED and
APPRAISED. myH 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-16

&UanRIEs-Landng and in store t
y HAMSz-2O tsrces : hays best sugar cured Hams;
BUTTER-75 kegs Butter of choce quality.
BEEF Tongues HeckeE's FARiNA, and Pearl
CANTON GINGER aud PRESERVES. for sale BY
iva CHAS srotGHToN, "a Camp st.
II REEF1IJsler's spieed Fulton Market and susar.Cured
ID Dried Beef; HAMS-Plain Shayss best sneaIcured
Hams; TONGUES, of the finest quality, smoked and in
plckle in and Tor s. e by
myl7 81 CHARLES sTOUGHT0E. "a Camp St
RuTrER AND HAMS Choice june Butter and
- Hans o. tbe finest flavor and quality Just received in
he CHAs. sToUGHToN, 81 Camp St.
ORANfsE FLOWER WATER,-~ie TN cans OF aa1
~ pefofpAy, aud Of dFept MlOftH Just feeeEed and
for sale by JYa HAREl.fA \ co. u Cemmen si
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-16

COPAHTNERsHIP NOrICE.-josEPH II PALNKE
~ has this day associated with him IN the Wholesale Dry
Go DIS Business in this city, Mr. JAMES H. Massey, and
ey WIZ tsli ne" Store A. Canai
the firm and styeo JOSEPH ii PALMER Il co. !
NewOrleans. July 1. 1s50 iva