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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
NOVEMBER ~.

| NOVEMBER 70.
| A number of removals have been made. or
determined upon. within a few Days. The
changes, long predicted of heads Of oercaux
are about to take place. Col. I. l.. Ed
wards, the Commissioner of Pensions, has
been actually removed, though it was
thought, thai lie stood rs firm as the Ale.
ghanies. He had been in office some thirty
years, and is well off in the world. Judge
Paris, tie second Comptroller, had been IN
office sixteen years, and was 10th to leave
it, though not poor. Mr.. A. o. Dayton,
Fourth Auditor and Stephen P.easanton,
Fifth Auditor. are about to walk tie plank;
numerous changes among the clerks have
taken place. aud others are to be made
Mr.. Sciden, late Treasurer Of the U. s.,
has become partner in a private banking
house in the city.
Among the Chiefs of 5urcoux. the editor.
ia profession is now pretty well represent
ted: Mr.. John 5. Gallagher. of Va; Mr..
Thomas f.. Heath. of Va: Mr.. Allen A.
Hnli, of Tcun. and Mr.. William l.. Hedge,
Of La, nre anon. the number. The wings
are to have all the offices which are still
held by democrats, nt lcnst 1t is the general
policy Of The administration TO give the oili-
COS TO wings. who are by the way, MS cla-
mornus for them as the democrats ever were.
It. is verv true, however, that those who nrr
rulrg into Office do not expect to remain
there for term of thirty years. like scmc
Of their predecessors. Hereafter. whit par
" may prevail at the Presidential elections,
it may he taken for granted, that the ans will
90 ou' ard the outs 20 in. 1t would be diff
cult to define the difference existing at this |
tine. between the two old parties. There
is no substantial difference between them |
upon any questions Of national policy. Bn,
there is O radical difference between office.
holders and office scckers-between ms and |
outs.
There will be dash of the military en-
husiasm-a little martial music in the neX'
"a mraign. Gen. Scott has already been
put in the field. The New York dcmocra>
y will probably nominate Gen. WOOL
Zen. Cuss has already been nominated. A
portion of Southern Wings and Union men
nay b" disposed 10 concentrate upon Web.
ser. Mr.. Benton still has some advocates.
md SO has Gen. Houston But the men
o be elected may not yet be designated. or
wen thought off, Cor. Char. Cou.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

NAsnviLLE- THE CoNVENTloNI'Ts
SAY OF HER.--Tne Nashville correspondent
Of the Charleston Mercury, after detailing
the proceedings of the last day OF the Con-
ven,ion says:
"This city is full Of Yankee merchants,
clerks and tradesmcn, who nre Abolition.sls
OF heart. The galleries were full Of them
and the next Convention held in The South
1t is to be- hopad, will be where there are
Lether DoNhLsoNs nor hboIt,onists TO dis-
turb their meeting"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06
BALTIMORE, Nov. %

The steamer Columbus, plying between
Baltimore and Richmond, was destroyed by
fire in the Chesapeake yesterday. Ther"
were no lives lost, but the destruction Of
property is estimated to be one hundred
thousand dollars.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06
CINCINNATI, Nov. 81

Dispatches from Washington state that
the charges preferred against A. b Corwn.
Consul at Panama. have been investigated
by the State Department and that the de-
par,ment has entirely acquitted him Of cen.
sure and justified his conduct. II is said
Mr.. c.. is becoming popular officer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06
ANOTHER CAvE-IN AT PLAouEMINE.-

ANOTHER CAvE-1N AT PLAQUEMINE.-
Plagmenline. Iberuilie Parish, Sunday,
Nov. II, lc50, -Gentleme Wn, We
fear, has not as yet received her full comple-
ment Of calamity from the incursion Of the
Father of Waters. Last night the batture
and lcvee, with the road over the bayou, fell
in, taking one and half acres front and
more than half an acre in depth, the proper
ty Of Gervai. Schnla,re. Esq. The ground
is cracked badly for several acres bach. and
will soon follow.
The bat,ure in front Of the Planters Hotel
a nd for some distance above also commenced
falling last might've fear it will not stop
short Of Main Street.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

TEHUAYTEPEc, AGAIN.-This is certain
ly one OF the most remarkable bitches
ever dug. 1t is so much opposed TO water
that II "cared in the other day, and
wouldn't let j, pass. We saw Bird with
mattock in hand digginga hole close by
going 10 bury i, alive we suppose.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06
BALTIMORE. Nov. 81


The Br. steamer Europa arrived al Eos.
ton with Al passengers, bringing Liverpool
adyices to the 10Th inst. from Liverpool. The
steam ship America arrived on the day the
Europa left.
Affairs in France arc quiet. Louis Ma
poleon has sent message TO the Assem-,
biz disclaiming ambitious views. which was
received with much satisfaction.
A misunderstanding certainly exists be-
tween Prussia and Austria. All Germany,
with Austria rnt Bavaria are in arms
The Prussians had slight engagement
with the Austrians, in which a number OF
lives we're lost on both sides.
England and Russia have offered their
mediation for the purpose of settling the
Germanic difficulty. which is likely TO be
arranged.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

How THEY GET MARRIED IN ILL.
NoIs.-. Mr.. Henry Wheeler, of Greene
county, and Minerva SteeIy, of Mac
crissin county. wanted to get married,
but their friends didn't want them 10.
They drove Is miles to Alton in
order to escape this difficulty, but
when they got there they found that
the law sternlv required license,
which could only be had from the
County Clerk, who resided in another
town. Not discouraged, they engaged
parson and jumped into skif. and
were rowed over to a small bar in
the river, directly opposite to Alton,
where shortly after sunrise, in the
State Of Mo-, surrounded by water.
entirely isolated from the world and
the rest of mankind" but in sight of
the whole city, they solemnly plightei
their troth. They returned in a few
minutes to the shore, where they were
welcomed with cheers by the assem-
bled people.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

e5-JuIge GnoIson, Of .3e y. S. Conr'
now sitting at Jackson, Miss, Ia "~shress-
ed his determination 10 use the federal au'
thoriry vested in him to compel Gen. Our.
man 10 appear and answar the charge OF
being implicated in the Cuban expedition
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

"a LITTLE STRANGER IN OUR Sane.
TUM."-Under this caption, Helms, OF The
PIebeian, gives a graphic description the
don't describe it eitheD OF package res
ceived by him the other day, and winds up
with the following very funny paragraph
Editors do see sights sometimes. Bach.
elor ones, especially. All the girls feel
licensed TO tease them ust as much
as they want to-and then. the lItle viz
ems, not a whit can you tell who i, is that
plaques you; no' YOU. "Oh ,uish | ras
geese. cause I'll lire my tags in peace"
Now, Bill, you're joking amt you. II
has been suggested to US that all you lack
now is the gender and feathers. We don''
believe ii, Bill.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

Prince ALDER, of England. Vicloria's hus-
band. has no surname. He is descended
IRON an ancient line OF Kings, who never
were necessitaled TO assume a surname,
when it was done by the authority Of Eu-
rope.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06
ATHENS. FRIDAY, DEC. 6, 1850.

(ET- W. THoMsoN, is the an'hotzed
ar,n I for the "pos,," IL the city OF BaI'l'
more Md.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

Hon. 40, P. NICHOLSON. The Nash
vile American of the 1t inst. contains the
speech of Mr.. Nicholson "as it wod'd have
been delivered in the Nashville Convention,
but for the call Of The previous question. on
the Report Of the committee and the motion
of Maj. Polk to substitute the Resolutions
offered by the Tennessee dc!ega'ion.' The
speech is very lengthy, and we have not had
time to read il, but we suppose he sets hlm'
self right before the Democracy. The A
merican says sit is written in that graceful
agreeable, md forcible style which SO emil
nently distinguish the speeches and writ
ings Of Mr.. Nicholson"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

The plea of "temptation" is the poorest
Of all apologies for sin; virtue is perfect.
ly neutral quality unless exercised in the
face Of temptation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06
Of usas may be unfor' unaleIy 81: poor to

Of us as mny be unfortunately poor to
bonrd nur sons abroad. can wern0ttfurnish
then with provisions 70 take with Them
TO Hiwa>se, a. many have done before
them In dung Tins we will but curry out
our own Na'"n,l maxim, "Millons for
defence but not ore cent for lribute."-
Money and every thing for an education,
but nothing for ignorance.
Since writing the foregoing. tn" NASH
vile True Wing has fallen into my hands,
from which | copy the following para.
graph. "lxion" the correspondent, of the
Norfolk Beacon, hns been amusing himself
with hits At the body, and with collecting
facts as to the composition of the State Con.
ven'ion. He says:
"l' appears there nrc 1875 members-lO5
Of whom are professional. VIZ.
Edror. o Doctors. IS Lawyers, Mer-
chnnl>. FIFTEEN FARMERS. 8 Clerks
OF Courts. l Gentleman, l Collier, l Mill.
wright and Saddltr.
This speaks something in favor of tdu,
cation"
So that you perceive the Convention to
amend the Constitution of the State Of Vir.
ginia, in which the Farmer is so vitality
Interested, is composed oi 1875 members, of
whom FIFTEEN ARE FARMERS. What a re-
tiacti"n!-l5 Farmers 10 body composed of
1873 m"mbrrs-represenlin an agricultural
class. composed Of nine.!enths Of the peu-
pie. What o refecllon!-I repeat, shall
it continue to exist? Let US with one &C.
cord, determine TINT we will educate our
sons and thereby prepare them to take care
Of our interests.
Our Demonstrating. brother Farm.
crs, must not be neglected. have o word
too. to say to you about them. They, too.
must be educated. Let US prepare them to
ndorn my situation that fate may place
them in. To adorn the palace or the co,-
t'gc-'o make happy the lenrned or I'M
learned man-'he farmer or The politician
the railroad man or the mechanic. Let US
educate them. You hive so, within your
reach, for this purpose, and within your own
control ON institution that will Vic with any
within my neutrality-suspicious. by
one Of the very first tutoreSses in the l,nd.
Her recent animation has convinced US
that she wel deserves the reputation that
nccompa6ieds her to jacksonville Female
Academyss IN, farmers, let us send our
daughters to Jacksonville Academy, where
hey will be within our reach and under our
'wn wa,ch'ul eyes. and where they will be
ls well educated as at any other insli,u,
ION. H.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. II.
The persons charged with robbing the
mail some time since near THE city, were
to-day acqui'edby the U. S. District Court.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER.

Aon intcrviev of Tho Gilman S,rct,
a..
No'''''''''e'' IN" o'"e' ''''""s VI 'he o"'''
and Co 1s'itutlon, hsId recently ut the Aston
House, N. Y, Mr., Webster. in reply 10 an
,,,ror r;,,o .dJ,oss uo,,on,o c.o', Hmm
'N'''"u'''' H'4'' "'"'e s"'"e 'e'"a'"S ~ MS
usual furclble style. from which we extract
the following:
.. do not know how fsr boc, in nv life i,
il si,ce frs, rand mn ,ccoun, nj Wa .h;nr
,o,,s ;,.,oiy,,,nn !, ,,,, c;,r. I'm, ! .nlI Iool
Tho s,ne cmo,i,ns wh.n I ,nrn hack IN Tho
limo / ,nnd m, occnnn, of !, Whsr he
unnd nm IN wall .,,,o, sn,,',,,rlod hy man
,y,,, ind o,no win him in rho .evoIn,,on
krnwr ,rinJ ,rno ,,,r;o,. s,rn ne I;y,nr'
s,on and others. who. for ,L;s ci,v, and
,hos. S,,,.s and f,, tho whn,o cnnr,rv
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE 1t Is thoughI
tina, a majority Of this body will sustain
Gen. Outman in his position CT seeking
redress for the past and security for the III
ture. A joint committee oil me Two houses
has reported till calling a Convention
10 NEE, on the 18th November, iS3l-lhe
Delegates to the same to be elected in Sep
TENDER next
A message has been sent in by the Gov
ernor recommending re organization OF
the militia OF Tint State.
The House. on the 25th ult.. passed reso
lu,ions censuring Gen. Foo,e, by yeas so,
nays 81.
The administration and anli.admlnls'Ta,
ton parties are holding meetings every
night in Jackson.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

There are two kinds OF lawyers, those
who have "paying practice" and those
who have practice of not paying.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

~, Circuit Court for McMInn county
m,ets rcxt Monday, the Q h instant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

The old snyng IL. "to make a man a
drunkard. give him wife who will scold
him every time he goes home"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

The following is a copy Of sign in
Richmond, Virginia. New ppez and mise
puri''ers by The quart or two sens with for
sail in 'his sul.ar--kum in
The Schoolnns,er is surely abroad in
the and.'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

"Do you drink hail in American" asked
a cockney.
"Hail? no, we drink thunder and light.
nlng!" replied the Yankee.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

'Sambo, you Niger, are you afraid Of
work! Dress you, massa. no 'fraid OBJ
work-l lie down and COS asleep by him
sidr!'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

eo-Dress makes the man, ard the feath.
era are sometims more valuable thar the bird.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

DEATH OF Nj. Fl. KENNEY.-A letter
has been received in town from California.
bringing the melancholy intelligence of the
death of M. II. Kenney, OF the firm of Sc.
horn & Kenney, in this 7lace.-ShelLyviUe
Erpositor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-12-06

BRUTAL.-A woman in Greene county,
Indiana, few days ago, undertook to ex.
tort confession of theft from a little girl,
and tied her round her neck fast to tree.
A short time after the child was found
dead.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

PIANO FoRVIss ANp sfUsI(,,

FEHEE subscriber would Tsspecfrly nloun BIS friends and
Il the public that he has on hand and on -
the way, PI ANO EQRrES from. the tne- 4 III
torres OF Pipye 4 Co.. and tavle 4 tqs III III ~ X III
PARIS; Hallet Dsyis Cos bOssons A. H,I y = "
MIR a these insizumen1s sns made sSnrsy tor this
"a climate NsnF al then. OF the patent Of
So Mr. Charles Hafsi, iS9-.ha tonble mon tfsiHee.
&si Thze Pianos win funs longer and have uoro
power and Tcier sHn oghr strau,elsts.
Ate-s gnesiqr GUITARS. YlOI2NS, FLUTES. etc.
SHEET MUSIC Constantly jeani the Publishes -
soon as published. He would epeefiu, iaiarn us sIflis
or Mr.. Charles Horst that ehas enaes Win tlat s,nils-
man tke charge Of ha Musical Dsiaftne Of bis store.
ta5 VI orders ffom the country proInlty attended to-
SEP 3 AMY E. A. TYLER, 50 Camp i.
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Blank Books, such rs supcr-royaI
Ledgera, Journals, Gash and
Ray Books, Invoice aud Record
Books, Royal MEDIUM, DENY
and Cap, 10 full sets, Of every
style 81 ruling and bintiug, some
handsomely PACED, aud war
rhnted Of Tie beat linen paper.
Steamboat Books, Of every fJrrn in
use-FIcight nnl CABIN Regis
terra, Passage R,gi5ters, Wood
and General Receipts, Cotton
Receipts, Trip and Menoran-
dun Books, Vi every kind Of
ruling.
Writing POpers, super royal. rUyEl,
delIy, foli1pOst, English, French
end American Cap and L4ttsr
Paper, ruled and plain, COM
mefgial Poai END Record Paper,
ruled and plain, fucsst fost
ard Note PAPER, Fgpetrrie1 Vt
yaci1uz qualities, ay.ry hns as
Iorment, Jogether With H1,i5
ard Trznsp. rzHl WAi,fs, HIT
minated NaleTs-a new and
beautiful srtiss.
Fftaey C9l0rrt PlpeT, glazed and
plain ssriaeu, vaIl Us coi1fs,
Ing ish apd AIaErisau Tissue,
Jss1rtsI color, TraGing Faref,
every SIZE, Gold ald Silver Pa,
per AMI Suips, Bds.ol Bo0rts,
every siEe rn5 thic 4neas, Perts-
rsted Boards oil dtdsrenL cUiou.
Sealing WG2 and Bigtcrs, In great
variety. supo rhne English aud
American, Vi all colUrz and Eizes.
Writing like, Of every quality,
Eugnsh, French, Ameii-aa and
German, every color.
Extra 6ne French Pump EHks,Gnda
Of very superior hnsb.
IN staEds Of syeTy tinl, glass, ma
hoEaHy, Ir0n md JrOnEed metal,
very fine assortment.
P0per Waghts, fancy z ass, iron
Sul bf0nEed.
Pen HJldcrS, fne siiveE-m0untsi
POfcupine, Porcelain and Is
cutcheon Shell Fsn-h0lders, very
due.
Motto .SsalF-Gl4Is Motto Seals.
various dsuEns, Initial Seal
aad Envelopes.
Pearl and IsyTy 7GJleis, I I'm.
Assortment
.yssk Td5lc,s and Cais1dar5.
Porcelain States, every size, some
81 Morocco frames, a sgTJ lui
tui suIssiIr article.
Lsas- Ciyg, different slzFs a.,
patterns, In .isA and American
GIN gua br5uE=l-
Lci,sr Eere.rers, different sizes.
Spring I6ps Measures, a V-r,
co vemsHl ar.iGt- 10y tLe poke.
-s5ma Vi,h linen 2 uEs 81,
tsehsd, hl,ss and German silver
Ma7ic Books - A iew besuuu
manuscript Music Books.
Patent Biopcrs, different sizes, ,
very useful RFiic.e.
| FGHcy Tape Fine Ei"k aud hlu,
Tapc, iur counting-house use,
fine assortment.
Fancy Coiorsd Urine 80 Linen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05


At.,l..--,.,.-, r..,-.,,
i'I,,s.,s ~ IH1l' ''"le''tS OF every
YuA'ley u4'u Iii0e
| Water C0i0Ts-Reevgs and New
mans Euperfne Col0fE, in boIeG
Of every size, with aud without
ioeks and drawers, and a me
a,soi tins9t Of iOoss eOloiSi OJ the
Hns'c Gaze
FehciLs--sGble and cauel's-hair
fehalA ard Drawing Pencils OF
every EFsus'
Ehber's Ledd Pencils A large
=. ply q thgse talerior, Pencils,
t.li i4L- iesiI B4A-es' always on
| Coi9red C,ayons. a foe als5rt-
mgnt in v,ts,l 80 othrgwisg.
-, -, -.
hLte'S b, az liel' 9ela t.h' s4ueies
t2uill aIl l.1I teule'S' VI e'Si!
~ -
/ i}iraders - German silver spring
ana pam brnss DiYiders.
! Rodgrrg' Cuiler1,-Fire PEG and
esery dsseriTiiSn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05
NEW onLEAns cArTLE mAexnr.

LAzAyETTE. Morday. Feb 4i--p. N.-Ardsed, steamers
Alex. Scott aad Tasgraud. with 20 Reeves and Caves
Prices are hHt slightly Affected b. this increase casres esr
tiaus ii good demand Itse doing in HosG
Prices - Bse Cattts, 81 " D ret; Hogs. az0s
&C. y b ret; Siesp 81 eo@ss % p head .aiEek Cers
s0 co9s4l 90 - head; CaJ0es. 49ee. v b net
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

Psrssaania Galveston, IRON f3alreszunAr Nalrr and
LADY, III. 4. b Mclean and las. NJ hiises and lady,
Mr. J. X. Hackney and iady AsE Mathews. alrs Hnghess
Mr. Egnn Gen Batess Mzrs- glreT, ASST Underwood.
Coes, IaTlcr GFegs. Ransom ChipnaI. Sebbns, Alien.
Croker, Dinsham, Silegsan, Mnrag Manning Powell.
Harris, Hunter, Sheley. Cotills--Tl on deek.
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Ligt or vsesels IN Port 10 cleared.

orreesss ever gsrsae egpesislg tsr n tyssesaey
ghs-. Fr,i nlHnieigahty lasstsnaiea ~ llopalk
lls 'dlf tba air4- uF----
% te Ssna4 iEl ise N aic sieft ths saeasa Lsa
z, fisibqat The tra fieA hoa.
tt Pa hiins Fsfs s-rf-r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

Ship Haidee and bark Jos Fish went seq the Dist uIt
Towboat Mar kihglaia towsd down aud sea, the
both u, ship North Atlantic, bark Caueia and eh0oners
Oregon and JaHe Elizabeth
Towbeat Anglo neriean lowest and sea On he
Isl inst, ship Niagara; On The q. bark Howand.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

RoBBERY.-J0hn Green, William leilerzgn and John Nor
arRagpei yesterday before Retorler eEos the
charge Of assaulng ard rubbing George eaaoW The
complainant testified thai tie evening previous a had met.
n the Vegetable Market, the prisoner Green who claimed to
be an old acqualntanee lu 10 cOfee-h0usa
the leTee Piled him with liquor, and then, with the aid OF
the others knoeked him down in tie yard Of the house and
robbed him. The wachm1n who made the cOrrobO-
rated the eomplauaDts EVIDENCE, and the accused
before the Firt Distret CoUrt ioF trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

SUNDRtES-In store
- PINEAPPLE CHEESE-25 boxes.
BUCkWHEAT-75 packages:
FIGS-l010 drums Eleme
CANDLES-90 boxes Solar Suern
STARCH-50 boxes Culgates Pearl.
CRANBERRlES-30 package:
OLIVE Oils-8OO baskets superior;
CHEESE-250 packages English Dairy;
SOAP-l00 boxes;
BUTTER-lOO kegs choice Western Reserve, in small
egs;
BUTfER-15 kegs choice Goshen, landing per ship
Mediator
SODA BiSCUIT-75 boxes landing per Mediator;
TEAS-250 packages, including some kinds Of very
superior quality
HAMS-Shay' Is best sugur-cured !;
SUGAR-S0 packages Loaf and Crushed;
PIE FRUIT, assorted-20 boxes;
PRE- SERVBS, assOrted-l6 boxes;
MACCARONl-90 boxes best Italian;
BARLEY PEARL-25 packages
BRUSHES, BRooMs, MATS, WAsHBoARDs, WRAP
PING PAPER, &C., sc.
Besides general assortment of Goods usually kept in Gro
jas '''''' CHARLES SEDUCTION. 40 Camp St;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

RECORDER BALDwIs's Court. The dock yesterday
presented the usual Of wfetcedness and dfu9n: tie
number Of prisoner proclaimed blue Monday without
su.ng the calendar. motley gathering Appeared
for sns OF Omission and i9Eae5 consisted in
having local habitafion and name the latter
dry fheis TOO numerous mention, too petty describe The
wOrkhOnse received otheTs Fgaaed the street, Few e
with quckened pace wash out their shame By the ant0a
of bloody phzes and in brief hour all had been aosed
the senfence OF tie law.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

a BAD CUsToMEB.-John Nichols, very juvenile look
ing individual dreed n the extreme OF the mode was COM
Htted TO pron yesterday, By Recorder GenO, await bis
tal on the charge OF being acconpieen larceny Dit. r
N g. COieean5 cOtisF stated that Nichols, in company
with person, visited his establishment under the pre-
teRce OF purchasing goods, and that one drew bis attention 70
vest while the OTHER aiyese hun OF biz WATCH which
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THAT GoAT docs any body know anything Of that
goat that srayed stolen from l5J Poydras street
Sunday evening last? There peculiar interest," Little
touch of romance, attaching 60 that goat and take
the responsibility Of saying a il II should be returned to ~
Poydra street, information given To m whereabouts the
favor will be acknowledged b. the sincere hafs and bright
California soldg7r