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n y that petition viii be presented To the Com.
missloners OF Monrne County, Ohio, at their next
session, for the location oi comfy road, conmenc.
Ing at the county road that leads up The Middle
Fork oi Dusk Creek at or near iIllam Ynung's.
In Ennch township, thence TO run a uorthsrIy di
rection between said Young's house a.d stable
along above said Youug's fence. thence up along
by ferdinand Hupps place, thence on the best
grou"d along the ridge by Adam Skaters. thence
on the best ground for road along :ne lidge, to
r,ersect the road that leads up the ridge near
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-02-13

0HThe trial Of DR.. Webster for the
Parkman murder is to take place in March.
Great interest is manifested in this trial.
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iMpoRTANT FROM CAyApA.--A Tele
graphic Dispatch from Toronto, dated the
LIST instant, says:
"Lord Eigin has received dispatch
from Earl Gray, urging him TO use every
means in his power to suppress the move
ment in favor Of annexation, thanking him
for what has already been done in this
way, and declaring that so long as any
portion of the Canadian people are de-
sirous of maintaining their connection
with the mother country, they toiH be sup
ported blythe whole po,oer, The blood and the
treasury Of England.'
The New York Post thinks that this is
the language Of the telegraphic agent, and
not Earl Grey's.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS,

No remedy that has been offered the public has
been bali certain aud eFena in correcting ALL the Incl.
dental seakneses and irregularities ot the emale
BRANTS PULMONARY BALSdM. It makes no differ.
whether the drrang, be shIYresS0R
other incidental pcaknest regulates ALL, by strengthen
ing the system egadii1ng the crcndtion and sooe md
aiaying NERVOUS IRRlTABlLl1Y. See or Pamphlets
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vVyHE WOODSFIELD GERMAN BRASS
BAND, after two months learning, have
concluded 10 give a FREE CONCERT in the
Court House in Woodsfeld, on Friday the 22d
inst at early candle light in memory Of George
Washingtop's birth day. This will be their first
appearance before the public. Font seats reserv.
ed for the ladies'. Feb. 13, 1850
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d. VENEzUELA.-Accountsfro from Puerto Ca
bello Of the 10th January. represent the
domestic affairs OF Venezuela as improv-
ing. The country is quiet, commerce re-
viying, and the condition of things in gen
eral improving. General Paez was to be
sent immediatelyto St. Thomas, and there
to be set at liberty. Whether he will
sgain raise the standard Of opposition to
Monagas, remains to be seen; probably
not, as he is getting old, has twice failed,
has lost his former prestige Of course, and
his party must be much weakened, both in
numbers and resources. Globe.
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HE. w. I. SINCLAIR-Hayine re,urnsS
- 70 Woodsfeld. offers his professional scrvi..
ees 10 me citizens of the town and yiciniiv
o'hes IN the Store room Of p. b G, DEM
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W In consequence of domestic be-
reavement in the family of the editor, no
paper was issued from this office last week.
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Ep DAD NOTICE.-N tice is hereby given
d o. that petition will he presented to th.
Com missioners oi Monioe county, ohio. at their
next March session, praying for be lncatinn of a
county rnad, comrnencmg}a a tAw rod- below Jacob
R6areIs saw'mlil on said Roarer's lard in Elk
township in sald county, ihence starting across
DUCK creek. thence going nr ihroWgh the land of
James Rucker, thence IN 10 The road leading from
Harrietsvr to Lebanon. thence to Dutch
Meeting House, and thence to follow the ton nj
the ridge to Henry Werpler's. thence throu sli
said WeppleIs land, joining another ROAD right ON
the county line between Monroe aud Washington
counties. Jan. 30 1880 :
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DUBLIC SBLE OF LAND. Whereas by
III deed of trust, bearing date the Cd day OF July
1916, executed by Reuben Powell, authorising
the Undersigned, upon due notice being given. to
sell and convey certain premises therein described
and apply the proceeds, after deduchng expenses,
to the payment ot the debts of Jones, Burneston
& Co. and Davidson g. Saunders, in proportion to
their claims. And whereas the undersigned has
received notice to sell the premises described in
said deed, to wit; Lot No. 40 in Il town Of
Woodsfield in the county of Monroe and State Of
Ohio, and also 30 acres of land in the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter OF section II,
township a. and range 6. lying in the county afore-
said. Therefore |, David Kirkbride, trustee nam
ed in said deed, by virtue the power in me vest
ed by the deed oi trust aforesaid will sell at public
auction, at the door of the court house IN the town
OF Woodield, in said county, on the 10Th day oi
April next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, q. m
and o'clock. p. me-, the premises aforesaid with
the appIrtenances and Improvements thereon.
Feb. l3, 1850 DAVID KIRKBRIDE, Trustee
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BEWARE or couNrEnrr1rs

bEWAHE OF CUU NTEKFElTH.
Ihe genuine article is manufactured only bv n.
q. Farrell. sole inventor aud proprietor and whole
sale druggist. No. II Main street, Peoria, III, u.
whom all applications for agencies or purchase
mus, be addressed. BE sure you get il with The
letters II G before Farrelis, thus--H. G. FAR.
RE!L's; and my signature on the wrapnec: an
Others are cuunierfei,s.
"Bevare OF a spurious prepera ton calsed W
Il. Farrcrs Arabian Lin,men,, which i : bsse
counterfeit, and has just marle its appssrsu
For sale by
J. G. FLEMING, Wops,siield.
THoNAs faEEmAN.r'. NJ, Antioch,
3 AESaHsoN. P. M, Cochran's Landau.
IHos. Hssros, p. NJ. Sunish.
ELisI HEADLY, jamestown. at
1os WORTH, NrTI,h e, M,,,.s..
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pad NOTICE Notice is hereby given
Eet that petition will be presented to the Com
IN ssIohets "l Monroe county, at their ~ xt session
praying for the location of County road. com.
inencing al the western termination OF Washing.
ton street in the town o' Wno,sfrid. theme
running " westerly direction throuph the
lands OF Michael Loag, thence through corner
oi the lands Of William Okey, runniny through
said last mentioned land ~ a western direction a
part OF the way, thsnce turning in northern di
rection. theese through lands of William Craig n
intersect the road running west from WpodsfelJ
I" Lewlsvie, at or near a beach tree west al
Thomas l.lt,Ie's bars.
Jan. 80, 1850 pFVITJoNrp
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II AND WARRANT FOR SALE.-A war
IL rant for 100 acres OF land for sale. A good
saddle horse will be taken in part payment For
furthe particulars enquire at this office.
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NOTlCE is hereby giten TO Samuel Brown
1V and all other persons, that application vii
he made 10 the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio al their next session u said coun'y,
for all order OF Redemption for the followingl
lands, sold for taxes, TO wit: Thirteen acres of
from the east half OF the southwest quarter of
ton 2s, to"nsh'p 8. aud range 8. which said lands
were sold by Joha Kerr. Treasurer OF said county.
m the loib day Of January. 1913. 10 Samuel
Brcwnlor taxes, and which originsl tract 'yss
describ.d upon the lax duplicate for taxation as
the rs.i halt Of the southwest quarter Of section
IS, township 6. and range 8, containing 79 ac, %.
CHARGED on said duplicate for taxation in the name
Of WIN. II. Kirkman.
Jan. 10. 1850. BENJAMIN BROWN.
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A DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE-By virtue Of
fA an order from tie Court OF Common Pleas
OF Monroe county, viii offer for sale on the pre-,
misses. on Saturday the 9th day Of March. 1850.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a III. end ~.
clock r. M, Of said day. the following lands, Iy.
ihG IN said county. as the p.nper'y Of Michael
Archer. deceased, TO Wit: The southeast quar- ter
OF the northeast quarter Of sectiorr3l township g.
and range s. appraised at Sie6; also the snnthw est
quarter Of the northwest quarter of SECTION 30,
township 6. and range s, appraised at $3.50,
and on The following terms, viz. -Ooe-third in
hand. one'ihird in months aa;l the residue ia 2
months, With interest fom TIE DAY Of sale: the
deferred payments to he secured by mortgage OF
otherwise. ELIJAH ARCHER. Admir-
Dec 2E. le49e of Michael Archer, dec ID.
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This BALSAM heals and cures Ulcers IN The Lungs and
es whore internally Certainty and easily the PURIFY.
ING EXTRACT and heats ulcera erternany This Bal
sam cures nine Cough and Consumption of ten
after all other remedies have failed TO do g0od
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Thousands of Consumptions

and Chronic Coughs abundanty prove its untaihng efficacy
In such dseses and its undoubted curative power, and
soothing healing properties in the following complaints and
discusses viz Splitting Of Blood Bleeding The Lungs Pam
IN e breast and Side Niht Snts Nervous Complaints Pal
pition Of the Heart Cholera Mfdntnm Dysentsy and Sum
Clmnaint ChiLlrcn and ilulks AslIrun and ALL
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Sir John Franklin.

In England the fate OF Sir JOHN FRANK
LIN has not yet lost any of its interest, nor
have the public sympathies in any manner
abated. 1t is stated that another exploring
expedition wilt be set on foot, on large
scale, and at a great expense, with the
view of finding him if possible, or of ascer-
tanning the manner and circumstances of
his death, if no more.
Mr. Gale, the aeronaut. presists in his
project of bringing ballooning 10 the aid of
the explorers. His plan is certainly nge-
NOUS, and might be successful. 1t is. to
send up balloons in the arctic regions,
with a long tail and slow match The
tails are to be composed of circulars for
Sir John and his party, which will be de-
tachcd from time to time. as the match is
consumed, and be thus scattered over a
large extent of country Some Of Them,
it is thought may be picked up by the lost
navigators, and may be the cause of their
being found and restored to their country.
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STIFF COMPLAINT, SWEENEY, DIsTEM

STIFF COMPLAINT, SW EENEY, DISTEM.
PER, CORKS AND SORE EYES CURED.
Mitchell, Postmaster at Fiat, ,Fulonco III. says:
Mr.. ii. G. tARRELL: Yocr Arabian Liniment
Is highly priced here. We cured one of my neigh.
bors horses of the Stiff Complaint by about four
or five applications, and cured one of my owa
OF the Sweeney. Our Sheriff. Joseph Dykes Gu
red his horse ni a bad Cork with il; he also tried
it on a Colt that had the DiJteDper very bad, ane
cured it immediately. He says it Is decidedly the
greatest horse medicine lie ever used There has,
been numbers cured of Sore Eyes with it, Ifind
il very iuable medicine both for man and beast.
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pETITl N FOR PARTITION.

Jsmes Gelsner, George w Gelaner. chsries
Tidd aud Amelia Tidd his wife. Nicholas GeIsner.
john Gelsner, Jr, and Mary Jane Celaner
will take notice hat petition was filed
against them on the 2lst day Of January. A. d.
1850, III the Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio. by John DtmIng O'Copher, and Is
now pending, wherein the said John Dening o.
Conner demands pariinon Of the following real
estate. 10 "it: The southwest quarter Of the south
west quarte OF section G. in ~ vhshp 5, of range
6, in Monroe cGunty. Ohio. containing 40 acres,
more Of less Ard that At the neat Term Of said
Court application will be made b, said John DEM
ing O'ConneI for an order that partition may bs
made Of said premises
JOHN DEMING O'CONNER.s
Jan. %, 1850 CIV BY N II ollister, his Att y
NE OBERrT. ALLEN s ESTATE.-Notrc
n u is hereby given that the undersigned has
b"en appointed ai.d duly qualified rs Executor Of
the estate Of Robert T. Alien. late Of Monroe
county, deceased. All rersors Indebted 10 said
estate will please make immediate payment; aud
those having claims are requested to present them
legally authenticated ioI settlement.
Jan. 23, 1850. SHEPHERD B. PHILPOr.
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s , DAD NOTICE Ndtice is hereby pivei
R& that petition will be presented to The Com
m'ssi"ners Of Monroe county at their next session
praying for the location ofs county road in n,
township o! Centre, N said County, to begin a, the
sec'io' corner between section thirteen and tour.
ieen III said township, commencing at the Antioch
''s", hence up the creek through. James Msffeu'.
'ho JACOB Msnets farms In or near Giles GAid's
house. thence through Php Drums farm aid on
near TO William Mhffett's house, thence north o,
or near the line between pniIrp Drim. William
Maffett and John Maiftts farms. so a. 10 inter,e,
the Suntsh road, aud there TO end
Jan 30, 1850. A PETITIONER
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c()NS(JMP

In all Chrstanized and civilized countries. has caused
larger proportion Of deaths than any other malady that at
Hcts the human family and until within few years there
has not been any certain rsnay to stopthe devastation of
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Correspondence Of the Ohio Statesman.
WASHINGTON Jan. 80, 1850.

w ASHlNGTnN Jan. oU, 1901.
Mr.. Clay's speech delivered on yester-
day, created much more sensation than
his resolutions upon which it was made.
1t is perhaps the last oratorical effort of
his declining years, though it was but ex-
planatory of the object Of his resolutions.
The southern members of both Houses
seem to entertain very little good will for
his proposition, which, they denounce as
surrendering all to the north. They say
it asks the south to surrender portion Of
her rights, under the constitution, to prop pi-
tate the north into conditions not to de-
prive her of the balance for time. They
claim that California. until she has suffi-
cient permanent population TO entitle her
to come into the Union as State, should
be free to slave-holding as well as non
slave-holding emigrants, and that the rec
ommendation not to say anything about
slavery in the territorial governments, re-
commended to be made by Mr.. Clay, be-
cause by the existing laws of that region,
slavery does not exist there, is an insult to
the whole south.
lquestion whether the views ofMr. Clay
will find half dozen supporters in the
whole south in Congress. His own col
leagues are apparently as much opposed
to them as any others. 1t is rather re-
markable that he appeared nervously ex-
citeable when they were criticized in the
4<,o,,~c,, =, e Sh. Johox,t y s.4i .eta nt 1st
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The steamer Europa has arrived at Hal
iiax, butve have NOT yet received her news.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BAISAM

Cures py many Of the strongly marked developed
of Pulmonary ConsnmponREAL nadorbted cases of
liberated and diseased LUNGS-such hopeless were
before cured by any other medicine So utterly hope
less of the afflicted persons have been pro-
nounced by physicians and friends to he
Some who had their burscothes made have been cured
and yet veohers who said would live another
day, are now as well and hearty as they ever were.
possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
powerful and active the preparation which call
BRANT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This differs from that this possesses serera Other
Indications which pecnary adapted and essential
tU
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NOTICE In compliance wit the above or.
IN dinance, will. On the 4th day of March
ext, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p m. of said day, sell at public outcry,
on the premises to the lowest bidder the contract
above specified. M MORROW, Recorder
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Coughs and Consunptions,
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and all diseases of pulmonary naturesuch diseases
usually prove fatal under ordinary when they
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NNOR SALE-I will offer for sale at public out.
.H' cry at the front door Of the Court House, on
the 4th day OF March next, Lot No. in Greiner's
addition to Miltonsburgh
HENRY M. RoGGESS,
Feb 6, 1850. By ThiWest, his atty
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See the cure OF Ir Hubbard Of Stamford Ct and others
Dyspepsia
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"A TTACHMENT.--At my instance an attach
IA ment'was this day issued by Timothy Smith
Justice Of the Peace tor Stock township, Monroe
county, Ohio. against the effects ofJames Forshey
a nonresident Of said county. Dated this 26th
day Of January, 1850.
Jan. 80. JAMES W. SHANKLAND. y
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Arrivals at tho Prinolpal Hotels.....1s th.

-
r ST. W ;;1 p W9ehesieE BSOR & Bgun T.
Mrs. Burnhl, Ala: i. w Hale, New Haven; Trasimon
Meintosh, E. f. Philips, j. A. MeHatten, J. osgood and
lady, George Bradsh, La Richard Taylor Baton Rouge;
kFsad d AID afa Hobs Ada@ SSS R
G. Beverly, George Cleveland, IT,, N. OC A. Tracey, j.
" kelr and lady Mrs Roberts, Mis- Marlborough, Nh
Davenport and lady, Miss Davenport, j. w. Grisby,
yERASDA.-T. NJ; Galin, Ga. John B. Lan6in. George
Mis- w sirat6sn Texas: VIM Prazof IT, Wofthns io1
r i sand, K. Cooke. Benjamin Mi n W. i Bland Il.
G. Nichols Cen G. M. Graham, VIM. j. Beatty, Col C.
H blanchard s. A. BailIsY N Ryan, f T; Nichols w.
II Flower, W \. Edwards, j. ". Cole, NJ Bruce, Charles
n. Smith H. H. Vandersce, DIR. B. Shields, La; G.. C.
Stannard, F. r. Babry.
PLsNTERs' u, I. Mckinney, E; John, Ohio; Robert
son, N. q; Williams II. 7. C. Delaney. Ala; T. Cart
wright w. j. Mabgy, j. d. Ferguson, A. B. Hales, w 3.
ReSI lanes r. 6Sason Lag W b West; 1 NJ E Pesk "
Rooues. r. r. Parker, j. D. Mcneil, Mo-; H. Mcdonald,
S. O.; Or. N. Il. Sutherland, Mexico; G. F. Morris and
Texas r. b. Garrison, Ga.
ARcApE-C. Lewis, G. Day, Capt ]. NJ. Phillips, G. 7.
Slater, J. Caldwell, Coast; 8 D. Dernee, Texas; R. IL.
o5a NJ d S5g 8 Pog Tdbv w L. sm s. sSns
Nj. McCplpm, r. NJ Hardy. Thomas J.. TanoE, ARR w.
Gibson, N O.; R C. Blunt, S. e Hspb1rn Baton Rouge;
HEWLETT s;-W. j; johnson, s.. w. Quirk, William Il
Wood, T. S. Brown A, Slaughter I, Q. Scarborough J.
n Dnsgrsye La; A. MSCsrgar One FS3m AL 4 T SgGn
R. P. Field Ky; p r. MeNIahon, Texas; j. II. Rinehart
| Thomas b. Butler, New Orleans
| CoMMERCAL.-Wiliam r. Dawson, j. N. James, OHIO;
Y Tyson B; OUTRIGHT, ~ O.; William En I Nj !
John Gross, Illinois.
INDIAN QuEEN.-M Conner Pittsburg; w Labow. n.
KpT N WrsR'2GS iS Gs%pS oho Dr n
Lou1sIAvA.-J. W. Profftt, Coast; P.Wood, w. Moore,
fG. p. Moore, DIR. Wetzels N Va
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FJFTY DOILARs REWARD.
NOTICE no TAX-PAYERs. .

January 9th, 1850. j.
VIE undersigned, Collectors, would respectfully call the
attention of tax payers to the following resolutions:
Res2rCd That the annual tax real and personal prop
ert ssuaed u owned within this Municipality, for the
rent year. SE hereby fixed at two dollars every
hundred doa OF assessed value according the tableanX
LIST day of December next, ~
Resotued, That deduction of two and half per cent
shall be allowed all laid by the preceding resolution
which shall be paid to the collectors prior to the Isl day
February next.
Res0iued That all taxes hereby laid and remaining un.
paid the LIST day of February next interest at the rate Of
the demand to the DAY Of payment coniornab with the 9th
section of the act OF 10Th March, 1884.
ReSOLped That the collectors shall be- and they are
hereby authorized TO institute suit against refusing
negecng pay said after due demand and il shall
be the duty of the Attorney who be charged with such
collections, bring suit forthwith, without further notice
provided that such suits be brought until after the LIST day
of February next. Passed November 20, 1919
The Tax Receipts ready, at the office Of the Col
lectoTs, in the New Municipal Hail. St Charles street.
W. MALCOLM,
]. o. PERSON. YCOleotQn,
if7E EAM'L q, RISK,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
upE e b ~ N.-I.osoIrup 90 W.--in Tilne. b


Cleared Yesterday.
Ship George Evans Cou N Hayrs. r Whnsy CO
E ss afSzis G9s s G s IR4 SSS.sa Sfsas
Bark 9; ChSfee; Thomas, Bor5sssaux. A. Caniers
Arrived Yesterday. O''"'-
Ship Cairo Loing, IS days from Boston, mas,er-Pont
Ship Bengal, Bray, from Bordeaux "a Now G. NJ. La
Ship Woodsids, aIuIso-d from Rotterdam. ss Nov. to
b. shF Lady Falkland. Smith, from Belfast, .h Nov..h
.. bslas to E Wa.Ser "a an. my -, r.
Ship Andovsr, Bealse 16 days from Bath. Me- master
BARK Marmera Dsncan, IS days fTOm Thoma-On. Fo.-
BARK CoHvo SY Getty, d days from Charleston LIE
Brig haTrstf Earl 5day. from BrauOs St JasO. s. F
schr Alice Miner DAYS from Pensacola @ masiBs.n.
sch SC Ann. esiraud from the Coast. 70 mas,srii.my
Jas, /. Day. GilersOn. from Mobile
sas F ksssfy, ,t from b BpiTo Su kouss
Hecfa, Daimae. from Alexandla-I2I balss cotton
Bnena Vista, Defining from St. LOUIS
Rsa%'FE s RfE from Bayou s. Bs ss ss
Storm Mco.s. hsa Cs Is s s cotton;
Aondiana, LaTlse, from BaIze.
B'n%f o% s AAsfs Ss o e
TowSos, ReIle y Sls, trV TSP Re Pa ,
Towboat Porpoise, Phillips from the Passes.
| Towboat Yankee, Flinion. from the Passes
BY Telegraphte Dispatch
ITO the Daily Creseent.1
| BEL0W-eOMING Up
u L. towboat DeSOf0, with bars and scEs, unknown.
u L. towboat Phoenix with ships and bark, unknown
U. L. owboa Conquerur. with ships and seh unknR-
| u. L. towboat SHARK, with ships, unknOwn-
| U. L. owboat Persian, with ships, unknown. ~ -
| Spoken.
By ship Bengal the 18th DecembeE in lat sso ~ n.
lon. go 81 W., sehr. Monticello from Boston,. 2 dnFs
out bound for Calioma-al well.
| Memoranda,
Towboat Belle lowed down and SEA. the 12th ira
ships Massachusetts, and Ozark aud bark Clarsmcnt-
Towboat ]. p Whitney lowed down and TO ssa, thp
| lst inst, bark Diligente, and sehr. Monterey.
Towboat Aon towed down and SEA, the 1th inst,
ship Geo. Turner. and bark Yarmouth.
Towboat Porpoie towed down and on hs Lib inst.
ship Peter Hattriek, and bark Roanoke.
| Passengers
Per ship Bengal, from Bordeaux-J Warren Gregsby,
Consul: Madame HeeqHet aud daughter, Mers Glaze,
j. LemOne, T. Seignoret, J. Boyle, A. Bordere g. Vige
rOux, and AZ steerage.
Per ship Woodside, from Rotferdam--s2 steerage.
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List or NeaseIs In Port Not CIeared.

Corrected spsrv morning especially for tn orssssnt'
AatsH The First municipality laessgnatsd me telo-ng
.ahle Nos Railroad
the second tms the Nos. above he steAhea Land
ratbost Landing. In the Third tm3h NO1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAFAYETTE, Tuesday, Jan 15ti-r. M-Arved stean1es
Alton, with 40 Beey; Peytona, with 6 Besves $50 Sheep
90 Hoes, l5 Mules and steamer B6ena Visa with lOi
Beeyes, Horses and Mules.
Prfces:-Beef Cattle. 5965<c y p net; Hogs, 2z<d1
31sc 2 b net; Sheep, 81 s09s3 3 p head; ch Cosos,
IS o0@s4s 90 y head; caivcs. 4SGc. v neG