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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

q UHaEte7 UOIIeFPUllutIr OF tIle NeW1 ORR J0i-
rier, under date Of July 10, writes
I'weniy-seyen American emigrants have been
drowned in this river, by the overurning Of the
native canoes, within The last 40 days L il very
strange that emigrants going up the river, for the
sake Of dollar or two will charter native canoes
and run The risk Of losing their lives. Not one ac
cident has occurred 10 an American boat during
That time on the river, to say nothing of their sn.
perior accommodations. Two passengers by the
Falcon, one belonging to Baltimore, having his
VIE and son with him, were drowned near Cor.
goDa, on the 18Th inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19
ANOTHER srEAMER FOR THE ST.. LOUIS AN

ANOTHER STEAMER FOR THE ST. LOUIS AND
NEwORLEANs TRADE.-The Courier says:
The mammoth steamer Pacific Captain Fithian,
went the falls last evening to Portland. She
had been lying at Jacksonville for several weeks
awaiting sufficient rise in the river to enable her
to cross the falls. She was taken over safely.
The Pacific was built for the ST. Louis trade.
She started to go over the falls yesterday Just as
the storm came up, and was compelled to lay to
at the tow head an hour or two.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

The steamship Asia, for Liverpool, sailed from
sengefs, but no specie
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1t is said that the Hon d. D. Barnard. of AL
hany, late member of Congress, and distinguished
for his ability writer and statesman, has been
nominated as Minister to Prussia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

From LouIsvILLE.-W We are indebted to the
Oriental for dates mp to the 10th inst inclusive.
The Journal Of the 10Th says
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

SPoRTsMEN FROM ENGLAND.-AmOng the ar
rivals by the Cambria are Mr. Stuart Wortley,
eldest son Of Lord Wharncffe, and Mr.. Coke, Of
the family OF the renowned English lawyer, Sir
Edward Coke, They have started for the prairies
beyond lake Superior to hunt deer and buffalo.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

The value of boots and shoes now made in Massa-
chusetts alone, is SIS 5000, 900 annually.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

The whole taxable property at Lowell Mass, is
estimated at $26,54406S, upon which there is a
tax of $130,475 OF.
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n y w ORLEA MS

eTF Second Congressional Distrlct.--We are au.
thctized to Col T. G. HUNT as a candidate to
m the in this District occasioned by the appointment
Of the Hon. G. M. CONRAD to a seat in the Cabinet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

The United States sloop. of-war Vincennes,
Commandant Hudson, sailed from Valparaiso for
Caiao, on the 21st June.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

PENNSYLVANIA INTEREsT.-The Treasurer paid
The interest on the public debt on the day of its
maturity. The amount is $685., 9O9 ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

The river had risen 6 inches ia the twenty-f four
hours ending last evening, making 6 feet inches
water IN The canal, and about 81 feet on the falls
The Anthony Wayne and Pacific went over yes
terday, The thermometer, at half past one yester-
day, stlod at rs ia the shade Towards evening n
refreshing shower FELL
The Kentucky was about on stand yesterday.
The Ohio was rising very slowly las. evening al
Madison
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From the Rio Grande.

The Yacht brings papers up TO the l4th inst
The election had just taken place. The Flag
complains of frauds committed by voters from the
Rio Grande, - the other side" This is apparent,
from the large vote cast, as we'll az from proofs in
possession of the editor.
The Rio Sentinel gives the result as follows:
ELECTION RETURNs.-The vote of the district
remains still unheard from, but we give The vote as
far as learned. In this county (Cameron) S66 votes
were polled, of which A. w. Arlington received
1888, aud H. M. Lewis 1888, for District Judge. X.
Howard, Esq. received the entire vote for District
Attorney as also did X. g. Trimble for District
Surveyor. For State officers, Messrs. Allen, for
Attorney General J. B. Shaw, for Comptroller;
and j. H. Raymond, for Treasurer, received an
almost unanimous vote For County officers, the
following gentlemen were elected by immense ma
j0rties Chief Justice, II. l.. Grinsted; Commits
sloners, A. GIaevecke, John Conway, +. Cum
mings, and A J. Hedrick; Sheriff, Peter Nickels /;
Coroner, J. w. Moore ; County Clerk, f. W. La.
than; Assessor and Collector, E. Dougherty; and
Treasurer, J. r. Palmer.
From verbal information, we are informed that
Arrington's majority in Starr county will be $50.
Since the above was in type, we have received
the following additional returns from Starr and
Webb counties. I he vote in Starr gives AIRING
ton a majority over Lewis of 40 votes, While IN
Webb, Lewis has a majority Of 2O6, leaving a bal
ance in favor of Lewis, in the two counties, of rs
RoBBER CAUGHT.-Palacio, notorious brigand
together with his son and another Mexican, were
taken at the San Antonio Wells, short distance
back of Rio Grsnde City, and brought into the
latter place where they await trial for robbery.
IMPORTANT DEcIs1oN.-The Appellate Court a
Nuevo Leon has affirmed the judgment of the
Court of Matamoros, decreeing in favor Of Captain
Glover for $4,000 that amount having beer
seized by the om-house.
PUBLIC DINNER.-The citizens of Brownsville,
have given dinner to M. Bousigues, recently re
appointed French Consul at Matamoros. The poo
gentleman made four speeches in reply to toasts
The Wool TRADE OF THE Rio GRANDE.-Th
Sentinel urges the farmers to turn their attention +
the raising and improvement of Sheep. The val
ley is admirably adapted for this purpose.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

Seven runaway slaves were captured few days
ago in Pennsylvania. They shot at their pursuers
but were finally taken and imprisoned in a Jail in
Baltimore
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

VERY PRoLIFIo.-A Mrs Blassengame, of this
city, presented her husband with four children (a
boys) on Sunday night last since which time all
have died. The same parents have three grown
daughters, all Of one BIRTH itts6ltyg Int
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

The peach crop in New Jersey is plentiful In
Ohio most of the peach trees are breaking down
with the abundance of the fruit. The apples are
nearly as abundant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

Missouri ELECTIONS We are in possession
Of the returns from nearly all the counties.
In the First (St. Louis Congressional District
Darby (whig) has 6679 votes Rozier Denton
democra0 $500; Bowlin tAnti -Benton) 1858.
Seven counties to be heard from.
In the Second Congressional District, Porter
WV 1857; Henderson (d.) AHA. Five counties
to be heard from,
In the Third District, as far as heard from
J. G. Miller wv 1876; Green "a. b. 1901
J. Miller (B.) 1901.
In the Fourth District, as far as heard from
Woodson (w) 1865; Shields "a. b. 1872 Phelps
$50.
For the House of Representatives the wings
have elected, in the Al counties given, 81 members
the Benton democrats, II and the Anti-Benton
democrats H.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

Mr.. Clay arrived in New York on the morning
of the 7th. Quite demonstration was made over
him. He left for Newport on the evening of the
same day
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The Courier, Of same date, says, the river had
risen six inches the previous night
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
The wings have nominated for the election, which
takes place in Massachusetts to-day, Samuel A.
Eliot, of Boston, in the place of Mr.. Winthrop,
appointed to the u S. Senate Charles w Up
ham, of Salem, in the place of Daniel P. King,
deceased, and Benjamin Thompson, of Charlestown,
for the 4th District
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

oohAhpsoNNILLEs August Is.
Ids. Observation-Disclosures: | herewith send Won snch
Msseal information in relation to the of Donaldson
s ana fasi o. Ascension as have been able to Obtain
, Tsl'1 sehlns me eenans Males. Females
Hire hue Popqaiion Of DonaldsOnyills is $40 an
rh hs ~ eoloe1 population is. ............. 81 81
80 saw pophiauqn Be- ....................17 8 G9
Ta,.i rs Isl
- .1Ola
ahee are ny dwelling houses 96 stores grog-shops
aalau rooms ialos, shoemakes BARRIERS churches
oAsaoos lso children attending school, tanner black
makers, lawyers, notaries justices of
a eee Constable, So pianos philharmonic society (cou
VI q = membsn, and newspaper
d dhs value Of real estate IN te pa,isl, i a. oo oo
vslue q animals Il papi sI'a a,c6:i - 9s5
naue Of carriages ard yeles ORGANIZATIONS, ted6b
Value o. stock sieanhnats1 1906
Money loaned interest 4,OVO
To,.l 'ap's invested in $3.50
.. 10 Won, Ssas aA e above information Of sufficient inter-
Of the paris IN genera and sspcal i IN % me eazens
E aa nj G a. a Lsna osavs O A esry aSd
he census H.. =, sr kindness IN aiding me in taking
~ 'S'sas Sefy respectfully, ob't sarv't ''~''s
PHILIP WINsRKK /,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

TEE MlNERABoGY OF LoUIsIANA,-The Har-
risonburg Advocate gives I'm account of the Mine
rails collected by DR.. James Holiday, of that town.
Ii was from this immediate vicinity that the Monu-
ment Block was quarried We inspected this
cabinet several years ago, and it contains many
beautiful Mineral and Geological specimens. Its
greatest interest, however, is derived from the fact
that they are all collected from one locality
Agates, Comedians, Amethysts, and others of the
quartz family and with these are found the Encro-
mites, Madrepores and other petrifac,ions. None
Of them are found in sitls, but are dmnuIve bout
ders. They are, in fact, strangers, though their
migration is beyond the range of human compu-
tation.
They are found on the high grounds on both
sides Of the Mississippi River, but not pebble as
large as pea, is 90 be had for love or money 10 me
alluvial lands. Natchez, under the hill, and the ga
bluffs on the ouachita, in the town of Harrison
burg, are the richest localities, but they are prop
erly scattered over the pine woods as far west as
the Sabine. They all bear marks of attrlllon, and
are rounded like the stones on the sea-shore They
are found in the drift, which was brought down
from the mountains, when this great valley was
covered with water, and a strong current poured
down into The Gull. But with these rocks of the
oldest are which were created prior TO any organic
formation. are found the lilies and other remains
Of The early fora, hardened into stone; and the
oldest shells, the first evidences of organic life
What train Of farextending speculation is called
forth by
81 These Records of World gone by
These tales of the Youth Of Time
The fashion of wearing rings g in shape no big.
ger than an Agate stone,' is not confined 10 Alder
men in our days. Many gentlemen affect the folly
Of sporting rings with and other heraldic de-
vices. By the way, Sir Robert Peel adopted as
his motto, I" Industrial The Delta has such a
horror Of arisocratc customs, we are surprised il
has not attacked this harmless folly. As, how
ever, these rings are now the fashion, we would
suggest to our jewellers 10 obtain supply of these
precious stones of Louisiana, have them cut, pol.
ished, and set in rings, bracelets ETC., etc. We
will venture 10 agree that DR.. Holiday will supply
them with Agates by the bushel, Comedians and
Amethysts by the quart, and rubes in somewhat
lesser quantity and they shall all be of the ancient
population. We have found and given away
enough to keep lapidary at work for year. One
Of the largest Agates we ever saw was picked uE
at Natchez, and is now in the cabinet of Prof
Silliman. But few persons seem to be aware o.
The great abundance of these stones in Louisiana
At Tyler's jewelry store can be seen ring and
watch seal of the Louisiana Agates. On the fourth
page we insert Tupper's Poem, g A Cabinet o
Fossils
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

Private letters from Berlin, received by the Cam
bra at Boston, announce the death of Neander
the celebrated Church Historian
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

MISUNDERSTANDING Bishop the vocalist, is to
appear on the 18th at the Astor Place Opera House
in new opera, called Judith" the plot, etc. of
TO it from Verdi's compositions. Frederika Bre-
mer is at Cape May in company with Prof Hart
and lady. Mr., James, the novelist, has rented for
the the beautiful country seat of Mr.. Ogden
near Jamaica, l.. l., Barnum announces to the
public that the first professional appearance OF
Jenny Lind in New York, will take place on or
about the 18th September next At the first con
cert Jenny Lind will sing one of her most cele-
brated Bravuras, Duet with Signor Giovanni
Beletti, English Ballad, and her Swedish
songs. In Albany, Mr.. c. d. Pitt and Miss
Fanny Wallaek are drawing excellent houses.
Sir H. Bulwer, the British Minister, is in Wash
inpton, and not on Staten Island as has heen said
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

The White Squan,' clipper ship of about
1900 tons burlhen, now fitting out at New York is
said to be one of the most beautiful specimens OF
naval architecture ever produced in this country.
She is intended for The China trade, and will sail
thence in a few days uid San Francisco.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

Mr.. Macaulay is at present visiting the principal
battle fields Of scotland.
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VaIunbIe Family medicines.

FhIunDIe FIRMLY WeUIcIness
LIZ DR.. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
DR.. ROGERs's LivERwoRT AND TAR
DR.. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS.
HOwE's SHAKER sARsAPARtLLA
TOWNsEHD's ia.
SANDS 10.
BULLS
BRlsTOL's do
GUisoTT's YELLOW DOCK and ARsAPAGtLLA
OsGOoD's INDIA CHoLAGoGUE
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
JEW DAvlD's HEBREW PLASTER
PERRY DAylss VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
&c. ETC. Etc. Etc.
The above Medicines tgrRunel Away, hand sold uhs,
bsIe, RETAIL by
sCOVIL d MEAD, II3 Chartrsa street
~ Dealers in meions purchaser gsuray are notified
that the snly General AEeH artielsi
All the Southern Sta myi6 2l2 r. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

INOR HIRR-A rsrate Boy about IS years old, intei.
H. gent and good house servant also body servant In
quiFs Of laus1 LEWIS FLORANCE, 81 GfRvsr at.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

- of t.. Meetings This Evening.
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is Crystal Fount Hail. No 2l
Tchoupitoulas street, at O'Clock.
LANE DIVISION No 9, the Methodist Church. Agiers
SO'clOck,
OLIVE BRANCH UNION No. 1, at Good Hope Chapel. Al
geTs, at half past O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

Chagres correspondent Of the NewYork Cou-
riar nrldar dafe nf Ir,lsr 10 ....ita.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROIsANs,

a. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of the Fzs
above Goods received by the attest arTiva s, con- M
stantly for sale at low prices and liberal terms. -
enS 6 PaItlellar attention paid to Plantation OrdeTa
WOOL, STRAW and MEXICAN HATS.
FROST Il CO.,
apps is6md&W 10 Magazine st.
ENIRE BHICKs.-85O 600 English, landing from ship
Hero Of sldon; go O0 Scotch, and so 900 Pittsburgh
aHlS HAYMAN HOLDEN. SO Magazine stIest
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sHE subscriber will (by permission of the Executiv he
temporarily absent, private business, from Ihs city
The business OF his Office will be CARRIED on by r. BRE-
NAN. OCTAVE DE ARMAS, Esq, Notary has been
duly empowered to sign for him all official acts.
tSigned JOHN CLAIBORN, N p.
aul6 lw 2. Cannot
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

NJ0TICE-The subscribers announce the citizens Of
PARSONS, No; Is Camp street, i 3 agent u ~
for the sale of their PIANO FORTES,A N n ~
with and without Coleman's HOian At-u n
tachment and Ivess lunabe Reeds and the only person
Pianos taken from this guaranteed by the Manufae
lures. NUNNS 4 CLAhks zoI Broadway,
au15 Ct New York
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-JosEPH H. PALMER
Goods Business, in this city, Mr. JAMES H. MAssEY, and
they will their handsome store AZ Camp
treet with enlarged stock and will do business under
the firm and style of JOSEPH IL PALMER n co.
New July l. 1850
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

The TEXAS BoUNDARY.-The important bill
which has passed the Senate we give below. Mr..
Soule voted against it. But he was in good COM
pany. Seward, Chase and Hale voting with him
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19
.HAllE md Gin " GSaaELS.

DATENT STRETCHED LEATHER--India Rubbt
] aud Common Leather Bands OF all sizes. Also, Ban
GATHER Iacing, Ryets, etc., always hand, togeht
with complete assortment OF Saddlery Harness. Leather
Trimmings and Tools at the Saddery Warahouze 81 an
81 common street. [iy26 3ml SMITH & BROTHER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-19

EMOVAl-H. PARSONS has removed his stock of
HI PIANO FORTES to No. 1 5 Camp
street doors below the CITY Bank, where ss5sFs
Ftrnments from the celebrated manufacto-u " v v
CLARK, New York. aul5 g.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-11

Pepper sauce nd Pickles.
4 - DOE. Pepper sauce; doz. Pickles In IA
j - and 10 gallon jars, for sale by
.,yil A 80 EEGAY.
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EDW ARD MEAD.

j. e1yssc,,, IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE
Inn A. aud Retail Dealer in Watches
kA1>>zs 1s"-[Iewctry, Cutlery. Guns. Pistols
and Fancy Goods, No. - north FotoH street, iirst
block north nf Planters House, east side, - now
in receipt OF very large and well selected assert
ment for the Spring trade. Importing largely and
for cash only. am enabled to Offer great bargains
to the trade to retail purchasers would invite
particular attention. 10 mtAery large aSsaFimen mt or
Geld Lever and Duplex Watches
in single and hunting cases, some very superior,
ms dc expressly 70 my order; Gold anchor and cyl
inder watches, very low silver levers in extra hea-
w hunting cases, got up expressly for California
trade; Silver lever lapine and plain watches; Jew
elry, of all kinds consisting in part of breast pins,
rings, bracelets. eye glasses. pencils, miniature
lockets thimbles spectacle gold guards, .cst and
foh chains.
Si'rcr Spoons, Forks, Ladies' Napkin Rings, ETC.,
Of my own manufacture, and warranted equal tn
dollars silver plated and Btabria Oh I'll kinds;
ivory handled table knites and forks: pccke knives
and razor storps; hair, cloth, tooth and nail
brushes double and single barrel shot guns OF Da-
mascus, wire and plain twist.
have also made extensive arrangements with
Eastern manufacturers. and am now fully supplied
with very laIge assortment of
CALIFORNIA ARMS.
consisting in part OF the best quality Of Americas
rifles from 30 TO 60 hNFe also Colts and Aliens
celebrated revolving pistols: east steel rafe. belt
and pocket pistols; water proof percussion caps;
powder TASKS and horns; shot bags, pistol belts;
eye protectors; goggles; pocket compasses; spy
glasses; pocket ink stands, scales and weights.
st Louis, Feb. IS, is5o-2m +. MI.
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aPPI.E TREES.

..s"s TIE subscriber residing Il Hickory Point,
As,s' twenty miles north Of Burlington, five miles
49, north of Yellow Spring village, and nine miles
south of Wapelio, and near the road leading from
thence to Burlington; will have for sale the enSa-
ing spring eight thousand trees Of the most APP
proved sorts, embracing about eighty varieties,
which he will sell at the following prices. viz:
- cents each. for 100 or less; $ti per per humid
red for goo; $40 per per hundt ed for 800 over,
delivered at the nursery. The trees are of two
years growth, healthy and vigorous, from to feet
high and mostly propagated from bearing trees
January 2I, IS50.3m. ROBERT NJ CLURE
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kNOX INSURANCE COMPANY
s'aE.ifnl 5000 coo

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Es@Oice on Water street,near Market in Wise's
Brick Row, NINcENNEs, INDIANA.
FINHIS Company having been duly organized and
/ the Capital stock properly secured, now
prepared to receive applications for Insurance "a
gainst loss or damage by fire, Buildings, Ner-
chandise, Machinery, Mills, Manufactures, and all
descriptions ofproperty ALSO Merchandise and Pro-
duce in the course of inland transportation, the
risks of the Seas, and upon the lives of individuals.
The rates of Premium which will govern this In
stituton, will contorm'to the established rates OF
the Eastern Offices. All losses will be literally
and promptly adjusted, and paid.
DIRECTORS
Hon. Carnan, yncennes T. T Benbridge Lafay ette
VIM J. Wise, IS w. w. Early, Terre Iiaute
WIN J. Hebard, g IEx-Goy. Wallace. lnd'lIs.
Horace E. Peck, n. u. Ais, Evansville, la.
Cyrus NJ. Allen. Zephaniah Plat, N. York.
r. p Baily, Ft Wayne. la II r SchoolcrattN ash,ngton
Vincent T. West, NJ. D. Pike county. la.
1872 s..r II. N. CARNAN, Pres iient.
c. M. Allen. Secretary. N. L. Eldrdge, Treasurer.
c. M. Allen. s. Judah. Counsellors. vincennes.
JOHN G.. FOOTE, Agent,
Dec 81, 1sia-1y Burlington, Iowa
THE STATE OF IOWA, Desmoines county, SIS.
Bill in chanceryIn district court for said county.
To April term, A. ID. 1880
Jacob Harty, complainant Chrstiana Hartv, Will
lam Bradford and Hyla his wife, simpson Htch-
ey and Jeniima his wife, Ieramah Buford and Pol
~ his wife, William starkie and Lydia his wife,
James Prichet and salena his wife, Dennis Hsr~
ty, James Harry and Samuel Harry. =
ltsID Defendants will take notice that the slid
tNComplainant, Jacob Harry, did, ON the seventh
day Of March, a.3D 1860, file in tho Office Of the
Clerk Of the District court of said county, his bill
of complaint praying for decree ty said court, to
recify certain Deed of conveyance, by which Dan
iel Harry and Christiana Harry conveyed 10 Jacob
Harry the east half ofthe southwest quarter of Sec
ton nine in township 60 north, range west-aso,
twenty acres off the east side of the west half of
section nine, township sixty-nine north of rarge
Jour west. Now, unless, you, the said Defendants,
appear at the next term Of said District court, to
wit: the April term thereof, for the year A. 1850,
and answer, plead demur To said bill, decree
will be entered against You pro confeSso.
O. c. WIGHTMAN. Clerk said court.
march II, 185o-6t Grimes starr, compt sofrs
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White Goods.

80 PS. 3-4 to 1o-i beach'd shirtngs and sheet
sI+~ ngs, ps. "A Irish linens; 3ops. bleach and
brown table covers and diapers also Swiss,
null, Victoria and Bishop Lawns, book musiins,
Tarlion laCes; plain, figured and barred muslins.
curtain muslns, iaconet and other edgings and in-
settings; also, half doZ, imperial white quilts,
ETC., etc. ETC.. just received and for sale by
oct 10, 10 PARSONS, COPP n PARSONS