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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

pILOXI HOUsE-The public is respectfully informed
Id that this establishment will be opened for the a
reception Of visitors the 18th inst Attached to The N
House will be found BAR and BILLIARD -Is1zl-
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
deieaces of the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn and the great number of Shade Trees
rounding the House make this Hotel the de able for
families of any along the Coast Persons wishing
will please address the undersigned and send
their ommuuications by boat : -
mylld&W JOHN w. NIXON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

4 IllO. q. TAYLOR ~ co. Dealers az Cofee, Gam
VI mn Bags. Rice and Western Produce, No. TS Maga-
street, New Orleans. ty5
G-gr Nix, W. &. FlTE is authorized AGENT TO
transact all business of the House. nOtara passed
LL-- day heLnre a. q. AnaMOrth NOtary Pnble.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

III BRADNER SMITH, General Commission .Her-
chant, 50 GRAyIER STREET, Is Commissioned to take
ACkunweE Eemens of Deeds and Powers of Attorney, to Ad
slo Oaths and to take Testimony and Proof Of Demands
appurn Oi The Governors of the following States, VIZ
hAlNE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, RHODE
tSLANn, CON ECrlCuTt NEW Y0Rk, NEW JERs
.GEoINslN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, KEN; "a
CAROLINA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI and FLO
RtBA. o25 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

E4s BLIC BArHS-FRESl
Cpnd, Warm and Temperate
Arms .. Also. HAIR
CUTTING AMI SHAVING,
uy STEPHEN w. RODGERS,
No is4 Gravier street, between
Karpnne and z Phillipp a
slrerls.
IN 81 ii
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

CtoW PEAs-2OO bushels Carolina Cow Peas, imported
y expressly for Seed, for sale by
je5 BAREl4Il Il CO. ri Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

nRUtSS MEDICINES, etc.-The subscriber Is now
RECEIVING fresh supply Of articles in his line, and offers
them for sale on reasonable terms. JAS. S. SHAW,
AZ dF WtC Druggist Veranda Corner
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

n VIE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage -
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that isl:ss
ne supply the of the Transient Visiters siH
Montgomery as well as any of his competitors Those
who going returning from the North, obtain
MEALS Hours, TO suit the arrival and departure
the railroad and steamers. fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly attendance convey passengers and from the
boats the free of charge. The accommodations
equal any other establishment the town. and, being
reduced rate, offer additional inducements the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged
and pains will be spared render the stay Of vlers pleas
- = TVaF n ApEprpOMpIp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
RITSJNESS CARDS.

tIEO. q, STARK, .Notary Plt6iie, No. 80 Gravier
street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage apo ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25
mn PA ,7ItIis Ann BIJII,DERs.-A. BROWN

Il & Co, Dealers an all kinds of Ltmber-Cypres
hIIe and HelJw Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak,
and Poplar; Nlahogany Newells and BalusteTs Lsth
L ans. STEAM SAW MILL, NAToHEz, MISS.
s" Orders for all kinds of Cypress Lumber delivered
where the Mississippi River below Natchez, az short
rotlrp ar I'd 3mW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25
QOBBBINET MUsoUITO NFTFING. IS cases
ID containg 1000 yards very superior 100 inch wide Bobbne
~ msso Join Il ELLIOTT CO % Gravier st.

GREAT BARG AINs-Any. persons, Wbo may p; hap;
N pen to have odd volumes OF sets Of LAW BOOKS
from the Library OF the subscribers liberty call and
take the balance of the This applies particularly
TO kents Commentaries; Merlns Repertoire de JurispTn
dsnee Howards Reports, ETC. etc. Ths emslpi9f selsGs
of Merlin l9 in number asagy auaro as une gehe
has the twentieth may find inconveuent 10 take
them away he Is liberty TO leave the missing one a my
office H. a BpLLAhD;
81 will give into the bargain complete set Of the
PdRdeces FRANCHISES and of the JHTSprUdeHce d Code
CifR TO fill 10 a vacant shelf for show. myN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

- EMOVAk-DR. r. II. WYNNE, Physician and
Ia 9ec0ueher has removed from l36 Carondelet street,
to No. 166 CANAL STREET. tyl6 6m
ID pEMOVAL-THOMAS J: BECK tsuecessoE to 6.
IL r. Suinger) and VIM, WALLACE w. WOOD,
Attorney Law, Notdries Public, have removed to No
GRAyKR STREET, where they prepared to execute
with every facility, all Commercial and Marine NOtdria
Business
~ Recorls of Wood & Beck kept separate. mh25 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

5; }s5$7$ s ,.'
/ OR SALT WATER

Aasps 90 ry hand every thing in his lne-ncudng
great wa. 4 Ladies' and Gentemen's Boots and Shoes
aud will Z. the lowest Cash Prices share of public
nasrDuHge 5 respectfully solicited. APT ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

the proprietor to make Them complete in all their details The
proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS, has
-eyer elegant Bath Rooms CONT street, the corner
o DauPh, the site formerly known as the Nepouily
Baths which excel in magnilcence any establishment OF
Ihe kiud now in this city, and where HOT, COLD SHOW
Err, VAPOR aud MEDlt'ATED BATHS can be had at
Cold or Shower Bath 10 cents. myl 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-25

ENlRE CIR ACk ERS-lOO boxes
Il leS A. i. COCHRAN n co. "a Tchoupoulas st.
S,OAP-loO boxes No. /, for sale BY no
IMl.A00 hbls. freh Thomaston and Western, in store
IL az lnndup for sale by JOHN STRoUD& CO.. .
lHS II lag Common st, .
NIARuLE DUsT-125 barrels Marble Dust, in store and
Iels Il JOHN STROUD s co. 148 Common st.
fNENIENT AND PLAsTER-l4OO barrels Denman's
~ and Nelson x Browns Cement; M9thegpOon's Plaster
Paris fof sale By JOHN STROUD co.
isle ID tR C9mmon 81,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
lilo! For the West.

TNUt Subscriber ofFcrs for sale, and will cell at
cot, Ia. ,t.ck of Hardware, consisting uf a
good a.-ortnsnt Of ti,rp,', Trimmings with 20 y.
sufficient for two wprkmCn, together with new
AVID good nine inch splitting gauge with ROLLER
good vice, hoL-c: ALI nice and comfortable and
good ytnnd to commence hu.iIcss IN a. The re
is IN tho county. Friend Ugrrhncf at the old
shop, will hc found good hand t. work in crn -
petition with The railroads entering here ar
building NJ the busiue.. oil Rat and fast
A RARE CHANCE CALL soon
Don't wait for one aao,L-r il You lc the chance
may be !o.t.
o." 'ett heavy tc,n harn,"s', and one single
Am 'ritsu plated harut.scs, extra tn top one
single jlrauuol haruc... anla quantity of .Inali
work, which will be- sold low tor cr-h a. am
hpaud to close up buslncss. ] f. BLISS.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
NOTICE.

WE the uadet,isuct, have thu, dav e..
tered Iaio 'opaHnership unfet We
go 80 -. 100; H.i;... l. l!s.!y, aud are
m,uuiact1uu. y IS 4ni shoes Of ryrfE
variety. a az Which Ne nHtr lOf sac 81
qri.cs much reduce. from ioimer prices
I.-asc "a. and sec, al he 90 s..ui of
h born 4 Na'ta
DANIEL I NtRTlN.
>YLNE~ ilENRT.
Rul.ani, March ; 1850. ia,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
FOR SALE.
Large Real Estate for sale.

InIHC lltdi I>'utt IUI Nhl',
rsNHE UNDERMINED Administrator Of the
o.,a,e OF Rufus Richardson. late Of
Nendon deceased. hereby gives notice, thai,
having been duly authorized, He viii sell
al public auction unless sooner disposed Uf
\, private sale. certain real estate Of the SAL
deceased in Mcndon on the 20:h Of M,rch,
next Sad real estate consists o. tie fol-
lowing lots yi1,
The shaw place. - allied situated 10 Shef-
hu,ue c0uiaiua a53N 100 aries Of excellent
pasture IIrs AMI about - acre. OF good
woodland.
No2i, ,hifd division Of lots in Mcndon,
containing l92 ~ acres OF veil umhsrrd
land. a good Marble Ledge and llDe kin
No 27:th,rd di,is,on o. lots IA Nendon
containing % acres Of land, Gale. the Boa
w Ne itow, q
No. %, second division q l,,s Meodoh
containing acreS of wood land.
Va 3irtIrI division % lots IN Mendon.
containing 80 acres, ca.',d lhe Osborne lot,
or 90 acres Of winch the wood Is ie.ed-
tie remainder good wooi lot,
y p. second diylsion oi lu's 20 Nendon,
co,'a,nIng no ares OF wood land, wiki a
Dwelling house and Jaw mil thereon.
one Undivided hall OF 40. 0, third divls-
ion OF lo,, n Mendon. containing 3-j acres
SchooI lot uu second DIVISION Of lot, "a
Nfndun, containing 81 acres Of wood land
re ii,,s..- :.-..:. ccc:;..-:".~. rs Estimation
800 acres oi and, win the Tavern house and
oJi buildings, aud three Dwelling house,
thereon siJuGIrc, conveniently lursied m
the Rutland auj Sin' kouI." turnpike, LSe
miles from Rui,ani touii House, and : az
excellent dairy farm. GOOD roads lea! Il
a. tho above OTIS
iJAny persons w',N.na to eismne III
aNyse premises. 81 i4r 'aUher Attenuation
Is addressing Inc 20 the subscriber a
Snet1Ytnr, shal be waited Upon GA IA
premises al any une.
RUFUS RICHARDSON, AIM
>berburn., ': FEB. II, 1850. i"5
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
Washington. TucsIry p VI

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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
Mechanics Tools.

foil a>>ottinrnl Of AYES az all brsnes.
spi every vAtl"ty Of ia'me's Implements
generally. Mats aui window - ol -.
iriIt IIa..t TOM tAs I.s5i NIJ,, !. {
tubs,.uI.y 900 htu',
NholcsaIc and Retail
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
Nj A II II ! < ID.

l. Vn.,y, y II ~ Tie 81 act GEO
l'tSUt sr,NctK. 81 u, AL Mss IltLLtN
FfSGRiw. al o. |
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
NEW BOOKS
BY LAST EMPRESS

Nork, Of l.icai \. Poe rraSe an. Nefso.
taiv.c's Lauet Dsy P.mp..tl, '4r Mach.
l.tIag ACfAots ol hmeUra rs Thamos
= o~e l., Tuppe,'. Complete Nafs.-trau,i
10. etluon Ass You bt Gas Lsh,.
NtH.ey. ms q. BE " Ltpo SrtNCfr.
ku 49, Go y Aslstc. N,',t
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
ALMOT 4NNER Ju4.e


III INC subscribers hEIuy appointed trF
W ,He Hon. Piohale Court, iut Nae oI.I.,l
~ kutItr1, crulf,.-sf puets to frt@tIe. sN-
1ui ~ 4 a'l ISi al claims 1r- 'cT5a,'N ol att
prfs"u- sgafn,; D.yli Horgtn. lt'e ri lu'.
ltni "a s1lt di.IfIrt. Dr. r.s"tt rF,frsrui-.!
lcso.yerl. tud s'I mInINS tom the & u CAV
OF Ee'rlafy. last, uelrg AHMED ~ 80
court lsr mat purpose We Do rtFfs igf. netc
hy give notice TIA. ~e ~ ascent ~ the ia
,ltess ~ our sstf -NPrfnfGtti. a. tDs
dso,uHg house Of D4st N9fgnr. 40 Rot
iarf IN the topr1 Naatay, % ha. arI Ju
- rsit. tr1m 10 o'c,u~st uuu.io't.o.
+ " On sscu ot SOD H-y.
FRANtI- >i.NcON.t
u /. Riittli : ~ '''
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
NEW JEWELK\ STORE.

l'IE subscribers woJ,d respectfully IN
torn TIA" r,llI"us of kul tuI County that
t,'N have opened sslurc ~ lI- Gomez Oull J..
lus. souih %, tire Episcopal thut,h. whrtc
lhry 50. Keep Cunstlity on t-a! q Iaigs
and VEL selected assortment OF
GOLD AND SII.,EU " ATCUEs
me Jcwslry. Gold Peas, Gold and S.vS
SpcCtaclcs. SiIvet SpD0ns, warranted ~
pure as CON, aud cIcai variety Of fancy
Goods u>utl!y kept IA, Jewellers store ,whica
VIII he Sold at the ,cty lowest cash pr,css
Also, Drnti>,s Goid Fol Of the fifS,qoal.
,,v viii b- kept constantly on hand.
y y. Watches AMI Jowcliy repaired "
all experienced ,ud compcicni wnrknsp.
ROOF. tiiAIFEE { BAIRD
Rutland, Ian ~, 1850 =
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
d I Z ID :.

n kutsGd. FEB n. Mrs. I-of4,a tV, :
r.'e u. Ore 1,'ot. ss.5 = 'eAfs,
ia RIl.IH3. Ess -. lisiE,t boa. 40,
&C.. ~ a. U1otstu Au6 Pm, H. Iiosu
90 vi s-'rsf .e' ,~sis sHt ipuclH.,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07

lLLNIss Of SINAToR trutM 900
The Dally Globe, OF the 2lstu,t says:
we are sorry 10 learn that Nr Iyham
# he Senate, las for the las; week
been detained from his sea, by SICK
,".>, ana 5 now unable to cave his
clAati,c..r
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
For Sale or TO Let.

A. - ff'il f. subscriber wishes
-:Zat,-->A ~ i to sell or let ~ well
tr's ~ known Tavern Sand il
f.,rl West Rurlaui Iti,
'4sss: r4"ses=s>s<-," stand i situated in cen.
'--@' . tr,l place iot all kinds Of
business. and is well calculated to receive
partIeSol pls,s1rr, f.. III, ia ,hc immc-
date vicinity % mo celebrated Nirb'r
Works, and on TIE main road ia Whicu,I /,
is Within three miles Of Clarendon Sprlnls.
and where visitors rplag 10 the Spriugs
i'll leave the stages pr ears. Win ne ia
crease OF business that place, til, House
ran be supplied wIih asnlgv htard.fs as
i: can aCconolalc The WASHINGTON Go.
RH!road (upv hIU!in.) Will 90 wIlh u a
icw rods %! iil. p',re, mlh!rL a great addi.
tIpn 10 the bls,aes> 81 tho sand. 1t Is also
a good place tor Livery Stable.
Possession will c given the is, of Aprli.
for,etns anil ,prlhef particulars enqulfe
Of tie subscriber.
G CHENEY, 81
East C'tren lon, Feb TEN. $50 &
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07

s-.v t''t, ,-.lsi - ia. g--, Pr
ir'.a u / 80. ~rtU
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
California Life Risks,



Tn, |us'rcs.of the Company viii b.. conduct, /
"a. .a tAe l.INT >iac. and upon the MurUAL rt!n-
c'r1l. AT the option of the insured thu. mcciiu,
:hc wants aal crcuins; auces Of the Public more
luiy.lt i. hl.cNet, tia" purely mutual coiDpau-
j. can a..
o. 'hc Jpirt stock principle tho Insured will
lay - Is per cent. les. for insurance than the
r-t.-u ~ the hest organized mutual Companies or
vs.. i,a,.s, what equivalent : 81 l.3 per cent
per arrUm ia d.sIdr.i lroGt'. pad 10 aI,aDcc,'
Is.t,ai &C rt-"ItGrc uncertain am INIT at the
ed %: c1cn y,tr in ,erpt tiieate,. reieemstl,
on rCyf aIu contingencies while Mt tho same time
ths annual ,..h y inrtt, nTs l.cr,a. rs tic in
tcr.s' sli T. 30 to- - !"T hall the mt Of
the lrcn I'm.
pu <i1'Ial ir.acjI.e, tA,s company frqpo.e
.s.it az t'.c usnal TNtc. Of uUi:aI =. lnlar.r.
i,lIi.E the He' ta-riaE = each year. giving scrip
certificate, red. enable after q Mutual In.ara re
IuaI TNH IA. IreI I. .u.auI Du.'ars il scc..-
m..s'ei srl charge: . c4faU,.-sl.r i.r conduct
tr. that Fart a; tie lusinc'-. equivalent t. only
ah.Dt oac h.... Ia. eAFcus,s % the Crmp,uy, &c
cur = ','.. beng quail iar-'- yearly l.,i
Ir,t {, isr Nutirl iusIrtrs. h,.uIr' giving IT,.
member !.4 a.na JoiIt STOCK cspt4l o.. o.,
il4.5r"I T4.a..rI Dollar. &c large ) at Staes
Rr-er,e Fund which w.I be Y'ris .i a. .crur g
for payment Of l,.sa.. H. aii.'lpu l. -, r.IaI
Cal .taI al a.."r. e fI4I d. m.t4al { .......-
.lAt. en-. l4n! D. r.ts-, .., .'r,a .-'rr.,
PEI. a. l.i az. ,r~ e. tAer,ry &c.. .. g.. .u.
n! .-H4rHa dDHiy C0ar.e-
" Company % ,be la..r .stt,. such 'rsr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
AGENCY OF
pr. SIS, Fiteh's Celebrated
Medicines:

SEQ hv ham with such distinguished
y sIcrc>, ~ the cure Of Couohs. Con.
sumption, 'a'afrh, Asthma, Hear, Diseases
dyspepsia GonoIiaoea, Plle.. Female
Complaints, &c.
AlSo.-Dr. S. S. Fuch's Abdominal
Nuppprer., Shoulder Braces, Inhalnq
Robes, and Lectures On Consumption, and
the art OF preserving Idte and Health 10 old
ago. &C.
Clement & Liscnmb have been appointed
agent ior tie sale of the above Goods, md
WI! keep them constantly on hand al their
store, IN Rutland Mill Village
DR.. Filchs "Guide Book 10 Iuyalids and
directions for Promoting Health, and In
s'ruciIons to Mothers in The Management,
OF 'hl!dren.' may he hal, gra,ul,olslv, by
calling ior II at the store as above An e1-
trcmciv valuibie Book.
Feb % au,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07

- irEFlOk Frrl.h cop,lrg ln.. Tor
; SO HI IspF -TTN.tE
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
100
PEDLERS W A\TED

l01 rrnl PSdlrrs 'su'ri with fret rate teams,
a. rjggtl for tne bu.,uets to '.ll tn war. Irr
tood, E". aud e. c"rnmeL"- about the fret -
ipfi' Aext Goa wage PAM u ,h,,c Who are all
-iPAL t. r PARKER
rroctorv,,,s Eyh, u $50. ,N...
The New York herald., 1850-01-19

ARRIVALS srD ptrshrvRgs.
Hon John Bradley, G.. w. Halloween, A. u. Steele,
G. COOPER n French. Philsdelphis; n. Bese,
Wssbtr etop; W. v. Many, Albany; Gen. A. =. Dun
t,m Trovt Mr. n,dser Baltimore; Asa tsrr and lsdy,
81 Ious Miss nsser, London; N. l. Cobb, Sing Sing;
Hon Phil " bite, wi.consip; ). ". Humphreys Alba
nv A. " Latin Hsrkimer; v. NJ. Dickinson. Nsv
Jersey; " Moody, Ne- orb; Joseph Finueean. fla
~. r chaplin Geneva; J. r. Lee, Buffalo, W. Marsh
Vale College; r.. W. williams, Yates county; T. r.
Hsrro~, New York; v. Besufand, Nsv Jersey Mr.
Reid Erie; Dr Wheaton, ". q. A, and lady n b
Buchner, u 3. A, we're among the arrivals At the IL
wing Heuse, yesterday.
The Is said TO be sixteen inches deep st Frsds
yick Nd
The New York herald., 1850-01-19

A telegraph dsspstch from washington states that
the report q the dssth Of Commodore Cennor -as .
mistake II thorld have been Captain Connor of the
revenue service He dfsd az Eris, Pa On SATURDAY
morning, the 18th instant - Bai .7sesrcsn Jan ~.
The sugar house of Rpfnan Barron. st West Felici-
ara 70 vas Destroyed nv hrs on ths 9th nst. La.s,
$4,000; insured for ssocoo
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-04
miscellaneous Department.
From Noah's Sunday Times.
JAMES BOWIE;
THE NAPOLEON OF DUELLISTS.

Fonr wears ago, when Theodore Parker, the
eminent -philanihrapio preacher OF Boston
visited Europe, having letter oi introduction
for that purpose, he called on Thomas Carlyle.
The English solitaire piled the American with
innumerable questions relating to our customs
and habits of social existence ON this side OF the
great water, but manifested the keenest curlosl-
ty concerning the people Of the backwoods:
Parker drew for the others amusement vivid
.ketch of the achievements of Bowie, the ia
mons arch. .duelst of Texas, Carlyle listened
with sparkling eyes till the close Of the narra-
tive and hen burst into exclamatlons of invol-
untary enthusiasm:
"By Hercules! the man was greater than
Cesar or Cromwell nay, nearly equal to odm
or Thor. The Texans ought to build him an
altar"
The burning sympathser with the heroic in
all its phases, rubbed his hands together chuck
ling in an ecstacy Of savage glee, and made
Parker repeat his story of bloody anecdotes.--
Finally he put the question
aBut by what miracle could it happen that
the brave fellow escaped the penalty OF the law
after such countless violationsF
To this interrogatory Parker, as he himself
confessed. could return no satisfactory answer;
and as ten thousand readers have herhaps pom
dered the same problem without caneeivlnga
rational solution, 1t may not be unnterestlng TO
explain it briefly, especially as clear eluclaa'
ton can be detailed in few words.
Let it be remembered then, that although the
GREAT system OF common law, that p rfection,
Of ofhuman reason" for the Anglo Saxon race
p,eyals throughout all the States of the west,
wholly as to its definition of crimes, and partial.
~ as to the mode and measures of punishment
annexed to each, nevertheless in its practical
annlieation ogiven cases it is controlled by the
newer of q far mightier law thaomnipotent law
Of public opinion; because in most western
courts. iuries are absolute judges of both the
law and the fact. and their interpretations often
evince direct antagonism with the dicta Of my
lord Coke and the classic comments Of Black.
stone.
On the subject of homicide In particular,
nublic opinion has passedthe bounds ofall books
of Jurisprudence, and settled as an immptible
statute this extraordinary axiom:
{" It is justi6able to kill in fair combat every
body md anybody who ought to be killed"
In Bowie's numerous rencontres he always
kent within the prescribed limits OF this latitqdl:
nariian rule, and hence he was always acquitted
Sy b frontier iuries, and frequently with addendo
to their virdicts highly complimentary to his
Character Fl @ as chivalrous gentleman. In truth,
most Of his desperate engagements grew out Of
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ration in Georgia forty cotton mills, employing
near 10000 spindles, and consuming 45, 600
bales of cotton annually. In this estimate,
which seems to us to be below the true mark,
no calculation is made in our paper mills, buck
ct factories, iron establishments, Touring mills
&c. In Tennessee, it has been reported to the
Secretary of the Treasury that there are thirty
factories, employing $4,000 spindles. In South
Carolina, the Hon. William Gregg says there
are sixteen factories, containing $4,000 spin
dies, and about seven hundred looms, consuming
$4,000 bales of cotton per annum. He esti-
mates the capital invested in these establish
ments at about one million of dollars, and the
number of Operatives they give employment to
at l,G00. There are in Alabama twelve fac
tories, with capital of S500,000, containing
1850 spindles and three hundred looms, and
consuming about $500 bales of cotton annually
1t is said that machinery for others is contrac-
ted for sufficient to make the number of spindles
10000, and the looms $50.
Thus we have in our States ninety eight man.
ufactories of various descriptions Of cotton
goods, containing 100000 spindles. There are
doubtless many other cotton mills in the other
southern States, which would swell the number
somewhat. In addition to these, there are
others going up not only in this State; but eve-
rywhere else at the South We hazard but
little saying, that at the end of the next five
years there will be perhaps two hundred cotton
factories in operation in the Southern States,
consuming near two hundred and fifty thousand
bales of cotton per annum, and giving employ
ment to twenty-five or thirty thousand opera
tves. The effect of such a diversion of labor
upon the productions of the South, the price
Of cotton, and the habits of those who will
likely be employed as operatives, must be im-
mense. All the cost of the transportation OF
the raw material to England, of its manufac-
ture there, and its transportation back to this
country, will be saved to our people. The gen.
eral price of cotton will be increased by the
competition which will cnsue between the man.
ufacturing establishments of Europe aud the
northern and southern States and great good
to society must result from the employment of
thousands of idle and immoral persons, who are
now consumers and not producers.
Savannah Republican.
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MANUFACTURES AT THE SOUTH,

The growth ofthe manufacturing interests OF
the South is one of the most gratifying cviden-
ccs of our increasing prosperity, Few, even
among our intelligent citizens, arc. aware OF the
extent to which our people are engaging in
this branch of industry and no one acquainted
with the Importance Of manufacturing establish,
ments in developing all the varied interests of
the country can can fail to see in the move
ment greater degree ,of prosperity than has
heretofore characterized the southern States
whilo conining themselves chiefly to tho pro-
duction Of raw material
But the most gratifying fact connected with
this growing interest, especially to US as Gergi,
ans, is the lead which our State istaking, 1t
has been estimated that there are now in ope'