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cI1GE Nhsaeef NJ e4ff- ,.eq1.s "a EeIF.eas -aa
~ UQuar 81 GALLERY IS It ~
iioafs} Second 1isht q ~ a.s q Action en'i'a
PrcfnrcI nader thf di1,tsielf li4re Nanka.
VIII ner Mosi,s eAss seehey hsetia'Fl Bzes nsfsS
riheipz e6zsseers b. Ei1.2 Hat Nsns r. Ftisr MsIIe
xefrs snd Moes. f.a8psiy Z. II, - &.
arfs. enfuIdd THE pRlpE or THE MAkKkT.
asqns volAnss " e nzsss.
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INSURANCE. COMPANY or
HARTFORD, Ut.
IEeoRPoRATED 1926
EZ- CAPiT A. L. q 400 zoe. -
p w c 0I;AEK, s gss;i,s@t.

ID. w. CLARK, Psesideut.
~ VIM. CONNER, Secretary.
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
LII, on1AASAAs = nAN ~ ~ y En- ~ - 1As7.
-.,,r Nc. p CAM gtreef-
Vie nndefugned, having been appointed Agent Gin place
Il of IT, A. Adams ESQ. resgDed) of the above Old aud
and fayoaby known Company now prepared 70 ilsure
the most vurRhie efnt aransf e. fn{E ND
INLAND RISKS - -
Conns al fla option 81 flle insured - Z = = 2
RISKS ON LIVES Hlso taken n f1e New York Life
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FAMILY GROCERY FOR SALE.
i 81 he store ier Ten monsI sa ea,oe On -.
the corner Of s1elsem and Fr4kifn sfrefs eec1J fs
Municipality for sale Ii 4 4 GOOD psiiior 1nr ,ne
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* 4 Ilhls CAa,AN ~ Fyn = SMALL gA4,tf Al.
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IN aAh tTsapaRg .gses 3Rsess a
R e Dq az elye an can easily eedr We
yeet rof particulars Apply on the pfeniss y
rera.ae ssgees. iys3 ot-
NJ CAUTION Persons Rsp,red should j., a,a ~, aas
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n. ~. .1Ncks0ss y GO.

No. 81 EJ9N.9L-s one door from Camp.
Pine Fashionable Ciethlna EstablIshmcni
LIME SHIRTS, Of all the iaiss Patterns; Under Shifts
Cotton and WQeIeD Drawer; Stocks; Crasats: Ho-
segy SuspebeB Gloves; Tpukss Vnises; Carpet Basa
c cal! from Friends and he Public examine our
Goods and Judge themselves We keen also HYf
and YOUTHS CLOTHING. az 9Iu Z
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,,.,.,..... Baton Roupe Feyfitr 1850.
en- la vile do "a Nopvele ORLEANS sies aadsssf i m,i
p9 H1 cialeell.r e bon, suisau snsoE.
eomne encanieur IA vile de II Nohree orias con,
lenlsment ayec Henry + Wade et .nerela Wade, CONNIE
N CONSCIOUSNESS, Avis est par le present dome toues
pefs9nles avoT deduir par Cert au bureau
~ EiAt dams les aunfe siugf dix sal
ssoqs "a desnere publication u peent les ishs pour
qpel'es q ~ Don ne serait pas eangele et snnue,
T. = Hogse le Pewter 1850. II dams Il T4eme aimee
( -, lde Independence des Etais Tins.
Ras le Gouysfneuf. JOSEPH WALKER.
CnARLEs GAyARRE. Secfetalre a. Elai. nh2
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MANUFACTURED IN Cinrinnsi. Of superior work.
- - Y meesep, asd ths DIST materials FRKscH BrRR
las a. j HART 8 CO., ~ Tohoupitoulas &,
Planners aAd Others wanting he baas and cheapest
Cora Nil ever o1e 10 hi other market. would do
well TO qal and examine these lis before Purchasing ese
whes. vs lave afApb q hand 81 tie yaiopk tzs 10
$500 and s1ilanied p pelioIni % ale sa4e3a 81 Ms
purchaser
ATEtals. 10 ssle u {As g SHAW, RrdSs,il. g
- ~ liI6 & s1e hhIlf Y1,isIsS1ot',
u II & ll'ss,s Z &
Aglltil s4 ISIS k44'| faf lhE l1.I5 n, iieeli
81 ss l4s "a Is 4 1s|s ~
! IllHs s|sl gs0l sb
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-04

Lne TINTED Statesys c Steamboat Creslt IN tAe Dix
trtet CeAst If tie United States for fko Eastern Dis
.tflcf OF Lou{Sicar.- No. 6627.
ohedienee Admiralty warrant 10 directed in the
above entitled snl have seized and NY
taken the ssaslbest Z Z Q LE her r ACklE, APPA-
ISL and FURNITURE and do hereby Gle and adnon
son Or ps.ons hafns pretending have my right tile.
Court e the United States for thu Dctniofesgd ehu
den a. the city OF New Orleans, before the third Monday
nom this date, show cause IL any they can. why
the said sseqboat CEeoe he Tackle, Apparel and FaI
tuse sloud p9t be condemned and hed, agleesby 70 the
y s. Msrshas qiees Easi pis.. La n q; Feb. 90 1850.
fy2s 81 mssii Essen 5ksset 81 Ioosissa
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PEI steamship Galveston from Gaveson-Hlrs Hurst Mn
Case Mrs Wilson, Miss Ann Hill, Capt Jas Stewart, U $
Al Messts w 8 McNeal DIR Hail. H 6 Mcintyre, Treeal
W Baker, HaEdyman, A NJ Burns, 7 Boon, n O White,
- n 4 nQs o o sAs s.,i EsTTy a
Moog i, skipsoq, L WILLIAMS POST 4 Hiis Durham.
Bekenrdge, Wight, Thompson, Judge sein, Powers
ID Rogers, ID Lnnrener land % on deck.
Per ship Wilson Kennedy, from Liverpool IN stcerBge.
Per ship Onward, from Havre-g6 ii sleefage
Fer ship q. Louis, from New Yofk--6 in siesfhge
Per brig Aogcrlne from Chagrss-10 in slecfase.
Per schr. Eagle from Charfss-55 In seorafe
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ala nLeks. ak.s & 4 k'3 '...i
t7Ezt y drs1stI e14441r =l.S.1&x E4&4& a 7I4' ~
i 10y III N. CN7ffl iIl i N|t2fes Il 3a4 t..ff M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-04

C4fitnH1 oFf.ef.
Hhnlns ffon|rA IIIs1e1 q i1t
COTTON 1he mat|lat ooniInns h>.l7 iAl4u1loaI n
plaq end 1hgitI1g famous|nf q el4at l elA were q
eqI Fr1.a iof pueAa1e fhp 1ecil1e nea tte dErl.
lex l. fnlg va 4 cthi.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-04

AAA known fast saing copreied aud copper iisienei
- laIk AlAli Capt Wall WIN have sslls
dispatch lot The abose puf and iaasuney
date lew eabln For freight pssFe anpiy
JOHN w ANDREWS L. CO., 81 Cammon rt.
ty2 or 10 q y. MEEkER \ Coz Is PoFdEas ssises.
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o " nh ENHENAE In 8A11E1.
The UNTxp STATES rs. Al BOXES CITRaE and 4Ils =
IN Ire District Crt Of he United Sfetes for ne East
err District Of Louisiana No 66a1.
Il1 VIRTUE a
ID The above ened sit ell 10 the htEssl bidder Il pubic
aaeiion THURSDAY March 1850. o'clock M Il ms
Once, New Municipal Hal, sesEanre 90 Hesia s1eet-
Terms Of cash, syabls aaludcaon.
u MaszhaEs Office, Easern District If
February Is, 1850. WILLIAM g SCuTT u g. Aiarslai.
yiss y NH Eastern DialEiet 81 f-ouaiana.
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VNTQDDS0N WREN. i,a4 rc.I47sI>s = N@':48t. ~
w tssns ssifsd F5xati1 y i.ss 1s.' u tH2 en'1s
y New All e15is " Sc = & , 1.
Lots. Nasanl Lots n fis ef< d .e ~ t<1{ F
Siates a|So % he elja.1sa84I - ts .fr 5l< rE<
any pan Of the Nhd Ihf <3<'71.s4, N43.1 '@tInN rN y
sitl1ss. and kni'ss ami oti'e 4E4's q.
saias dslaiis ttAt wi ~ 8. i. = ~
nhahKed, should give 11tuf1i. 'a1flNiit45 17 EtQF
1s,ien ~ r. aim qA hs..t.aH. 3. y 4. <'
petls ~ be a.ltlI'e h 20 tf4If||i|t 1ff E41f
iie h |Ia 't' n ~ Al. ara q |1<7
epesiiiglis Al aekHei s'.SSei|ll d 5<n - ~ RI Tee
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49, Fos 81 f.ofts ~ + "
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tl8Qfitti5 ~ GU IN 4 AID GLASS ~ Ais
AN IL L MOOR 81 = Z o1Ff St7tff y
tss imQ05t |Lt i1 ltEa1IIy tsA, ~ f14saIH ~.
. fhle rsi1et Nf1..lt an tl1 ~ fA1ts 4 sz1k4 III
"a s49sa',R, e ksHf''s ~ \, q, 1es
IPsrs. cfsfe5s, aistt &. !. 5.,| W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-04

go Fyhs San tki a et;A4tA1. Gaierna. = tnfAqf
asE8fA Of AfnEcA-The splendid 1nplefed and pos{
~. 4. ast saillns ship ONTARIO, bunhen ~ tes
now on buatd will zil about The 4uIh alafuh Els Sip
nes faen.lld cabin ~ u state rooms ecpnoq
Toms LOT sesf1ee passengers. carries tvq life beats \
well gnnd and luf1Rhe ~ efefg etl An experienced
physician viii be en board fsr iiesgh Or nilnl
palys or PARADISE IsAfvRA SON & 20,
y s r y o. 70 p tsa \ CHA K * .tsyss
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- Utlly 2 N VI 9 y IlE7EI n kE'1
EsIIGKATt0A ANn 1isa4.iI K,1 - + <z'.
80
n a Z slb Il|Iss ~ sss Il 'S'|.Is I| & IS.
sses s w s.. Aa I.:3
and w ules On deittflIl lte' in, I'.4 81 IA
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N v,I,g cs,s,v y 49,. = -
~ suction Al Bankk areade without -.
The Hull Of The sennbcat 50 PbisB,
been dochsd e NeE Ahsnywithin a. ~ thses
AID Is weN adapted fof a Whzrfbost.
Terms eash T,sa
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~ IAs Orb Depot ~ tae sn " "a Lays OEl6fh4f
ID ONLY dklsUlNE Nd 0dCALPAlN kxTRA CRUZ 4 n
h. i5i CAarhef M AZ
The New York herald., 1850-04-25
Our Oregon Correspondence.
DETACHMENT or MorDyrED RIPLrmEy, 4
NrAr Enr.r Il Al Mnr LIZ 1910 Z

Va
NEAR FoRT HALL, May 10, 1919
4 Regiment o., the March 10 California; Dra-
matte Sketot-DIodd .Soldicrs-Erarrinafio Of
Roouts-drrirai at Platte Rirer-7he Pap-
roes--3flitary Scencs in Marching Rrgimenf.
Sometime in the month Of April, promised to
send you as opportunities presented the details of
our march TO the Far West; and, to redeem that
pledge I now assume the Quill Hitherto only
one chance have had TO transmit letter, and
that by government express: but then, my CORE
-pondence was limited exclusively To- papers on Of
fetal business. will, however, try, hereafter,
TO get my general letters through at all hazards,
trusting the integrity of the carrier whether they
will ever reach You or not.
The regiment Of mounted rflemen, TO which |
am attached, was, at your last advices from me,
stationed in camp, near Fort Ieavenworth No
thing Of particular interest occurred there during
our stay, except the fogging Of some half a dozen
for dcecrtion, and shooting another for attempting
il. Troops were arriving daily, and our regiment
was rapidly filling up hy the constant accession OF
new levies, who, after going through with an eya-
mnation from the surgeon, become If they pass
through "approved," soldiers OF the army. But,
nasmuch as your all readers may not be aware in
what the details OF this examination consist, j will
endeavor, in this place, TO culghten them.
After "A recruit has enlisted into the army and is
sent to Join his regiment, he mnsi, on his arrival,
be examined by an army surgeon, to determine
whether he is physically wei as mentally quail
fed TO perform the duties Of soldier. Recruits
are generally brought in charge of am officer who
with the commander Of the regimeut must be pre-
sent ut the examination. They (the recruits) are
then taken to a room, where they are stripped
naked, made TO walk backwards and forwards,
throw their arms over their heads, and turn and
twist about in different postures and shapes, in
order to test their soundness Of body and limb.
once brought large number to a certain post, and
was obliged. Of course, to be present AT the ordeal.
The surgeon was a perfect gentleman Of the old
school, and noted for his cccentricity, his native
generosity, plain dealing, and the most scrupulous
regard TO honor and integrity; and the result was,
in substance, like the following scene, which was
acted over and over again:-
poctor-Ccmc, young man: strip yourself quick,
and walk this way. can't be waiting here all day.
step along towards me. There, now, halt. Turn
round. Now, walk. Now, come this way. Now,
walk back again. Now, stop. Now, put your legs
cloec together; throw your arms over your head;
bring yeur hands cloee together; throw your arms
back; hands closs together drumming his sto-
macb) Does that hurt
Recrui,-Odd rocks, guess as how Is does hurt
summat
Doctor-IIold your foolish tongue; you are very
The New York herald., 1850-04-25
Our Overland correspondence.
DETACHMENT OF MOUNTED RIPLKNEN, }
En- ROUTE YoR BEAR RIVER,
Mnr 0I IAil

Indions-7fer Bodies and Sows-RsfccfIous
Moral, Polifioai and MISUNDERSTANDING con
t,nued, SC.
We are now encamped near Fort kearny, six
hundred and fifty miles from Leavenworth
| will now resume my remarks about the In
disns. said. in my last that in time Of scarcity,
they were obliged TO resort to disgusting food TO
keep soul and body together. Souls, II is doubt
full whether they have any for IL intellect and in
telligence and all those mental and moral qualities
which dignity and exalt the human character, and
purify and ennoble man. and render him only
little lower than the angels-if these are deemed
the essential evidences Of the soul, then the Indian
q cay IL openly) has none 20 brag Of The souls OF
such wrctcbee-so debased by turpitude and de-
pravity, with all the light which civilization and
Christianity are spreading around them. are not
worth praying for five minutes. And yet there are
thousands in our land Of light who can neglect
the charity claimed at their own doors, and squander
their hundreds "for the conversion OF these poor
heatben." Better spend your money where u will
do some good-better SOW your grain where Il will
take root and grow-not upon the moral desert Of
an Indian heart.
Blu, the answer to all this is, give them more
light, let them receive instruction. But how can
YOU teach those who are incapable of instruction.
How can you teach or instill To teach requires
an instructor capable OF instructing subject or
theme, and a pupil capable Of instruction Let
the instructor be ever so qualified, " the theme
cannot be taught, or the pupil be incapable of
instruction or coinprehendingit, which is the same
thing, the the instructor goes into the gro
cery business or tavern keeping, as kitchum did
after he quit the army by the dsbanding of his
regiment, the better IL is for him and all concerned
You may teach an elephant to dance a hornppe, or
n hog 10 whistle, and all men will pronounce it
wonderful; but all will admit, that, as general
rule, neither the one nor the other could make a
qualified musician or dancing master. What ma
ture has made let US not seek to counteract, hut
improve. Mature has made the Indians unfit for
social or civilized life-ofmoral culture. They must
give way to thoee that are, and thus will be full
filled that passage Of Scripture which declares,
al viii give thee the heather for an inheritance"
They must give way, they have given way, and u
is law Of nature tha, they should. The time has
come when intellect must govern the universe
Mexico must surely fall TO the United States
China. and all Asia, likewise, TO the British. The
minion Of France, England and the United States;
The New York herald., 1850-04-25
Peruvian Affairs.

10 rHr EDITOR oF THr nEHsLu:-
sH;-In your highly respectable Journal there sp-
pcared letter. dated Valparaiso February 2sth In
which the writer with the most unjustrsble levity
pretends 10 he acquainted with countries Of which he
rs evidently totally ignorant. and has only from
the deck Of steamboat. II Is not my intontion TO
refute all the absurdties of that letter but simply
Peruvian, to do What my duty and patriotism re-
quire OF Tho letter writer in question In saying
that he was travelling on board the steamer frora
Cnsma TO Csllso having for fellow traveller an o's
criminal being taken the capital for trial expresses
himself In the following TERMS
In the corrupt government Of Peru. he will doub;
less escape with impunity. Distinguished conncs
tons md the potency Of gold do ythng In that
country heard several very intelligent gentlemr
nj Lima remark, that the government Of Peru =.
corrupt has II become was nothing bat a grani
scheme, under the guise of Law of ofcial swindlins
Never sir has assertion more destitute ~ founds
tion bee made. do not hesitate to say to you sir
without fear of contradiction that there exist es
countries where venality ~ lees known among pubh
men than in Peru. IL may sometimes be the case "
that country that occasions favor does IN ~
than merit do for n man; but never. even in the
wors. times Of anarchy has gold exercised the ess
influence ON the men at the head Of the governmcnt
IL IL true that In the political disturbsnce- and NIL
tary regimen have happily passed through. sons
Irregularities may have been introduced, but
has corruption prevailed either in the tribunals
justice or In the rulers Of the State Though IN
utmost and unbounded liberty of the press exisis
yet never has any public been accused of hsvins
succumbed to the influence of money n the writer
the letter in question had examined the history
Peru he would have ascertaned that all our publis
men. on retiring into private life have retired poo
and destitute OF fortune. and without th'
necessary means OF existence. Can the writer Of thi
letter mention any In any part of the world VIII
surpasses the present head o the Of Peru
IN integrity In honor In morality or In patriotism
Peru Is @ far advanced In morality any people o
those who stand the head Of civilization As tn.
circulation of the Nep York Herald is 30 extensive
thnt such assertions In this letter as
eaeusted 70 misiead those who are ignorant Of Peru
msy beg you to insert this reply In your next nun
Ter PERUVIAN. .
The New York herald., 1850-04-25

ihE husNEss PROSPECTS or Oswvoo. ". rs-There M
ndicaions this spring Of very large increase In th
irvnTding business through this city The Csnsdaf
,so' - nndng that IL for Its advantage 10 come mi
way rather than wait for the opening of the 80 Law
renee Last season, the jobbers aud other extensive
operators in Toronto waited for the early spring ~ thu
81 Lawrence before they would have their goods for
warded few. more ssgncious received their sprin.
supplies from New York and Boston. via Oswego an
,he railroads and they were In the market full monfi
before their neghbors Many have pronted by this er
perience, and this spring the 0swego and syrssus
railroad has been doing heavy business in brinsinl
packages. destined for Canada. Yesterday one mer
camille house In this city received more than $50 boxe
and bales OF goods which will be shipped i'm
Tor Toronto In return. the Canadians are sending ove
butter beef and other articles in large quantities pay
inf heavy duties TO cur government In addition y
freight and other charges TO the railroads ard the bus
ness men of our city The quantity OF lumber which
daily arriving here especlaly from snsd. 10
Much ofn plank fot roads Several Of the rhea'
warehouse are now receiving large supplies iraf