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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-29
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GENERAL. Produce, Comssion and Forward
ing Merchants, No 40 Levee street, ST Lonis,
Mo. g4-Will give personal attention to. and wsl
make liberal cash advances CoLsig nmcnts for
sale here shipments 10 our friends,
James Connolly 4 co., New Orleans: A. G. Far
well x CO., Boston; w. S. Smith * Co., Phiiadel
mia; John McFaden x co.. Pittshurgh; Taylor x
odiome. Cincinnati: Smith * ShotWell, Louisville.
st Louis, Feb %, lS30-6m Nc 4 Co.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.
PURIFIEs AND DRIVES OUT

All impure aud gross hgmors not only by working direct
the blood but ny resorinseach to healthy ylgo
and especially increasing thc action Of those which dra
from the holy and las,iugy all inpurc or tseas,
fluids.
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DISEASES nF TIE BLOOD.


fluids.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
WIN fad this the best al,erstive, anu most cleansing
Metirnr fer bsfore other IN inrf oroitap effect II
has worked the greatest Of Diseases of the kGaeas
ant Urfaarg Organs, Disorders Of S,omGeh aud Bonsi
GrareI. Female Complaints LiUs- Complaints, Ferers
Bilious Diseases. Excellent for Genera! Debility and
Decline
GER P,NPHnsr. Prepared bv mr.. II. D. Myer
All orders addressed ! buffalo, N. Y.
II For sale nv
s. l.. Eurnap, Burlington, whoes sale agent for the
State. Also. by b. +. Roe, Augusta.
CHEAPEST ESTABLisHMENT!N IOWA.
w are prepared to sell all kinds of saddles,
w Brides, Harness. Collars, Whils, Harness
Leather, Skirting, Bride Leather, Hcg skin Seat
ing. Saadiery Hardware. LaCes. Gum Cloth, Span
ish Moss, &c. sc. cheaper than can be tongh else
where in Iowa. We cannot be beat IN quality or
price. CAL and see.
Nov. Is, 10 WARE GOODWIN.
m ISsES light Caters. Patent leather KusAlus
NTANKEEN and apron check. jus. receive co by
y arrti 1874 . tsILcHgrsT co
NtANILLA ROPE: assorted sizes for sale by
w june 20, so JAGGAR
COTTON YARN: 1880 lbs Eaglevarn30o lbs car
pet chain by taprlD W + CooLBArGH $50
I,TEErW ooDs Life of Christ, Just received at
L may l6, so AnEAHtnrs' bookstore
rshaving Cream at (iune 2o) d JAcGAE
tlNRUlT Dried Apples and Peaches, prime ar
L ticle for sale by (n,y i6) JAGaAR
II a. SALT: so sacks, in prime order for sale by
7 y. june 20, $50 e LAGGAR
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VII II F'N " Dun IILIgENH, IVNH. Ut
rner OF Third and ashington SITS. fe st
.. w. ls;sr;Uyy

nFFERS his services TO The public a General
Collecting Agent and hopes hy strict attention
and YunCtuality to merit reasonable share of pat
rOnage. Jan II, 1850
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sSfD.sc & EVaEgvOrfss.

*
No. 81. Poydras street, New Orleans.
refer
Price & Frost New tIno. Tilson; Quincy,Il.
Kennedy Foster Or Grimes &Starr; Burlington
]. II. Shaw \ Co. Means NJ. MChey
Child, Farr &Co. ! f. Langworthy {i'
BaCOn * Hyde I Saint iNcef n Church; Chicago
". $. Gilman { Louis Hon .G.& E.Curtis } No.,
Henry T. Blow ! s. Grggs TGuld VII
H.P.IIulbert & Co. ] !Walworth. NaSonAS 'iN
Mark PcrSon n Co > VS. LB.Libhey jr
Ell. Dimmock& Co { 8 fWalworth & Mason Us
Aaron Corey Chs Scuidcr & Co. \ ~"
G5@1iheTal advances made on con signments. a -
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Eomserov. 1urEsec & 90

w HOLESAIE Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
W tic DRY GOODS, i46 Main street, 81 Lonis.
GEoRGE PoNERoV, New York. Dwlorr Drp-
KEL. WM H. BENTON, JR., st Louis. (lpr 1880 6m
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NOTICE.

HERE ny notify the public trade for note given
by me to George noren, sen, sometime m the veal
1885, for five six dollars, have obtained val
re received for the same cpated ut the date
nj said note fAuc Is ,YG-3tD WM TURK
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TISrERN PUMPS: Patent Revolving spout of all
osizes for sale by July !, 800 G FooTE
DROWN.S Essence of Jamaica Ginger for sale by
- iuly Is. so RURNAP
1SHLORIDE LINE: 900 lbs. Chloride Lime,
I J fresh article for sale at GAYS Drug store
DEPPER SAUCE: ~ dog. Pepper sauce. for sale
L by July IL, iS5ol L GAY
NJ USTARD: IL doz. superior Mus tard in Ia 10
WI boxes. for sale by Judy H. 5o) GAY
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AaofhCf HondCTfM CHFeH,
!. Thomas 4. 'hngo, Of Graves county. KY. for
the benefit of mankind generally, do HEREBY certify.
that on or ahou, the 10th day of October, 1877 Twas
OF the abdomen, which lasted but few minutes
and moved into the left hip. and continued exceed
Ingiy painful for about five days. during which time
had very light fever; al the end of that time the
fever ceased and the pain abated for day or two,
alter which it again returned aud was much worse
than before. During all this time was under med
ita treatment. From short time after Iwas TAX
ell. was unable to walk OF sit up. the hip in which
the PAIN was so bad commenced rising until some
time In January, when it burst and number Of pie
ces Of bone came oEt--as many as twenty at least.
Some of the pieces were three fouI tbs OF an inch
long. Some time after this hard knot appeared on
my right hip, also my right wrist and one on
my leg, below the knee. continued to get weak
ana worse. and a pain made its appearance in my
right shoulder. and would move in my breast and
stomach. AT this time all persons gave me up to
die. physician then told me that, as last rem
edy, had better use Mr. BULBS Fluid Extract of
Safsaparii'a After the the second bottle the
Knot on my wrist commenced getting soft. Iopen-
ed 1t, and day or two after piece of bone came
out. My wrist soon got well, and l continued to
gain strength After used the third bottle could
get no more for some four weeks after viii oh tima
succeeded In getting three more bottles After
using the three last bottles the knot on my him he
came soft; II was opened. and some corruption run
out, together with small piece nf hone and The
soon got well and the knot entirely di sapnear
ed. The sore on my leg also opened and piece of
bone came out. continued the use of the Sarsa-
parilla until fused twelve bottles, anu now am n
tirely well and able to do daily labor. may seem
strange to some, but will here state that. during
the summer of 1916, coughed up three pieces Of
hone which can now be seen at the idence of my
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TINE undersigned begs leave to return his sim
cere thanks to the citizens Of Burlington and
the people of the surrounding country for the very
liberal support he has received while one Of the
Firm of Scott, Whitehead Co., and as said firm
has been dissolved he wishes to let his friends
know that he has associated himselfin Partnership
with Matthew Scott, and that they will carry on a
general mercantile business in the large and COM
modious Store lately erected by Mr. Funk on Main
street next the Market House and they are now
ope ming and will have ready for inspection about
the sd of May an extensive assortment of
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Eev III. w. Matthew's.

- ESPECTFULLT offers his professional servl-
ices to the citizens OF Burlington and vicinity
Office or JefelSo street, the store of Scott
Whitehead CO.., where he may be found at all hours
unless professionally engaged. fsept 90 40
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ssapsscs ~. Woods.

| OMGPaTHlC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
l sOiiiCc, Jefferson street, al ]. s. ScHRAafM's
building. Jan II. .50-Iy
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Rtzlscry EkOsser.

49, kEokUk.-The undersigned takes plea sure
s#.:i in informing his friends and he travelling pub
--@l~ lie that he has Just opened his NEW HOTEL
on the corner Of Johnson and First streets where
he is prepared 10 receive and accommodate all who
may favor him with their patronage in a style that
he ha.ters himself will give entire atisfaC ton.
An excellent stable is attached TO the Hotel.
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel free of charge.
KC0kuk. sent IL. IS i9-tf A. EMERY. p oprietor
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A. I'D. Green.
Esr u. &. Ns'sacnact.

I IloFNEi hNp CouNsFLLoR AT LAW, Bur
\ ifngfon, iotrG. Office on Main street.
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Have Your Life Insured.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company of st
Louis, is now prepared to receive proposals from
such may wish to Insure their own lives or the
lives Of others. All information gratis.
M7-Ofice over the store Of d. NJ. Ewing 4 Co.,
Jefferson street, Burlington. w. B. EWING,
july -, iSie-U Agent.
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w. EaOEslrihsc

4 UCTION and Commission Merchant, west SIDE
~ Main, between Jefferson and Washington SITS,
Burlington, Iowa. Will attend to outdoor sales
of Real Estate, Horses, Carriages and Household
Furniture, etc. etc. Nov 22 ls4a-Iy
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Qmeensware, Hardware, Groceries,
and from the experience have gained am now
enabled to offer stock of goods which am certain
will suit and please all tastes and when say that
caM and ,rH sell them at much lo,cer prices than
have done eferson Street is certain that any
person purchasing from me nor win extend share
Of that patronage which have heretofore SO liher
ally enjoyed and pledge myself that no expense
or exertion on my part shall be spared to prove
myself worthy oft. HENRY II. SCOTT.
Main street, Burlington, April a5, 1850.
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Eco. HFH2Eee.
ssr L.. ES,sysssassEs.

TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law burlington.
~ Iowa. T7@Otce on jefferson street, over Bur-
maps Drug store. duly is, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-08-29

LUMBER, LUMBER
COUR THOUSAND FEET assorted Lumber; al
So 100000 Pine Laths on consignment anu Tor
sale low by July ~, soy $ kiMBALL co
no THE PEOPLE.-WE have u few barrels OF
-four for sale at St,25 at the Peoples store on
Main street, next the Market House.
aur 8 80 MS II SCOTT
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STATE OF lON A. Louisa county.
September Term A. d. 1850.
ellen Drumn,ond rs. Alexander Drummond-Biii
for Divorce for drunkenness, abuse and Witiui de-
sertion.
nEFENDANT will take notice that complainant
'has filed Petition in the Court aforesaid. for
divorce from the Bonds of Matrimeay with said
defendant. and that unless he appear at SAID Sep
TENDER Term of said Court. and defend, decree
will lie taken pro confesSo. JAMES MCKAY. cfk
N,,eIln ;,,l.. 1, lSsN=tS ner s. TOWNSEND. DENY
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
r AIDES black and colored kid Gloves; ladies'
Ia silk, thread and cotton gloves; Gents silk,
thread and cotton do; White and black hose; mix
ed and wife half hose etc., ETC., for sale low by
april Is, $50 JIG LAuMAN 4 Bro
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SHIRTS.
lust received a large and extensive stock of all
u kinds Of shirts made Of good material, which
can be had very cheap at the Clothing Emporium,
OF III HEINSHEIMER 4 co
may JEFFERSON STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26


BY the steamship Portland we have Galveston
papers to the 22d inst.
On the 21st, the vote was taken on the Boun-
dairy Bill. The Journal says The vote was ex-
ceedingly small, not one person in dozen seeming
to care for the result. That the opponents of the
measure, as a general thing, voted, we have no
doubt, and had there been necessity much
larger majority in favor could have been obtained.
But, satisfied that the proposition would be &C
cepted, no active measures taken to bring ont
a full vote, and the many manifested their indit-
| ference by staying away from the polls. The vote
stood 35 for and 60 against. The vote in Hunts
vile, Walker county, stood: Accept l22
Reject 24 In Milan county, as far as heard
from, but one vote was given against the PROPOSE
! ton. In Hays county the vote was small, but d
majority were in favor of the bill"
Galveston was visited on the night of the 18th by
a Norther, which, however, was more severe tc
the westward. 1t struck the steamer Globe as she
was coming out over Matagorda bar, causing he
tiller chain to part at most critical time. By
hosting her lib, however, she came out safely
and after having repaired her chain. 1t gave wa!
again, at ten o'clock at night, the wind blowing
hard at the time. She was in great danger for
time, but at length succeeded in rigging new til
Ierrope, and rode. out the gale without matera
dana ge much to the relief of those on board.
The schooner Eugene, outward bound from Cor
pus Christi, went ashore on the south point of Padr
Islaud on Saturday week, where she still lies.
The schooner Brother Jonathan, short tim
since, in an easterly blow, sprung leak at sea
and was put ashore on the beach, fifteen mile
south of Corpus Christi pass.
= The schooner Lone Star struck on Brazos bar,
going in, on Friday last, and sprung leak. Att
going in and dischargng she was put ashore on Il
Il fiat, and filled with water. 1t was thought 81
l. would be repaired and got off.
Rain, in considerable quantity, had fallen in Il
interior of late. The Brazos was navigable
Ut Washington, by the last accounts.
e. The ship John Garrow, from Liverpool, arriv
oil Galveston bar on Friday, with one hundred al
10 ten immigrants. They are the first Of a cOIoni2
It ton company, and will settle on lands alrea
IN purchased in Milan County. Five hundred mo-
" of the same company, are expected shortly to Fl
low. These immigrants are mainly of the agricI
" tural class and bear the appearance Of having
NJ loved comfortable circumstances.
10 We do not see in either Of the Galveston papt
Gil the first item Of consequence from The interior
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

DTED in this city, yesterday, the Hon. JbnN n Las
MANSON, Representative of the Third CongTeklonai DIS
Of louisiana aged about A5.
Mr. Harmanson was a native Of Norioit, 'a''
but emigrated to this State while bpY'e lie 10.
sided for many years in the parish Of onchl'a, ana
moved to the parish of Avoyelles IN about 1886
His first appearance in political life WIS as sena
tor from the parish of Avoyelles' lie was soon
identified with the radical portion of the democra-
tic party. On the appointment Of Cen Dawson to
the post-office of New Orleans, Mr.. Harmanson
obtained the nomination, and was elected to Con-
gress, and held his seat from 1915 till his death
In Congress he often took part in the debates, and
made one speech very popular with ihe extreme
democracy in favor of free trade. Hd was very
attentive TO the interests of his district lie origin
ated and carried through the bill which gave to the
State all the alluvial lands within is limits. He
was man of warm feelings, strong friend, and
an open enemy He had been for some months in
bad health the climate and the constant excite.
ment of Washington life doubtless FASTENED his
death.
Hedied at the residence Of DR.. Davezac hia
last hours were suothed by the presence Of his IA,
mily.
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Very respectfully, FRASHLN ROBINSON.

FIrgiaja Constitutional COnUsation-In this
body at Richmond on Wednesday, the 10Th, a
proposition of Mr.. Faulkner'E to procure the cen
sus statistics as soon as practicable, opened de-
bate on the subject of adiourning the Convention to
future day in order to obtain the desired data OF
population, taxation and land assessments. Mr..
Wise, who is an extreme Eastern advocate of the
Western white basis principle, indicated his pur-
pose to contend strenuously for the adjournment
The matter having been temporarily postponed,
many propositions as to how they should proceed
were thrown upon the Clerks table and ordered
to be printed. The Convention ordered that the
printing be let to the lowest bidder.
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now open ct It's Office No G Camp following the
proposed ChaT.ar aud Tie Prospectus to be s.sus-:
OUTLINE OF CHARTER AND ORGANIZATION or the
" TehuRntgpec Railroad Company to be esGb-
iEhed in New Or.e}ns :, mn, NH, - .., It'd. .,
Sr py@5is ets and lie remaining &c. to Lc
The fos'Fbe to .y $40 on each share a. The time Of sub.
decorH No call TO be made if more t1an o at time nd with
bGus Of Ts6uaape such tarini as sa Esi ae@
side Of The iaus WHICH may connect the ternn Of the road with
each end Of the road The Company also to have the
the lhmus connecting the uaa0e waters the opposite
~ The Of the Company be transferable only BY entry
m Ja7 ,I 5 E EsFI If 1 s as 4fy De oo'sn Dy
ing to S0Oq m actually paid Then 2hargS ere to be issued
WI t9g Mr.. HaTgog as for the m@aiy sa5.orlbs[3
New Orl5ans With power to appomt Conmssr5 in sush athr
5sGan iHe 10 BE f9d TOR eoslt t ii5 II he
tai hed if the subscriptions exceed the capitol then the larger
ton shall be reduced whilst there another subscriber for larger
" The Company be HannzeI by thirteen
hodsrs saGh Director 70 own least twenty snartse Directors
company A. soon the capita. shall be fc
scfbos elect Board and organize. At alms
direction to vi i0T one yepr rom ts t, OF sir frst ltsngyeec
q TOR Directors sasR year 10 re a,9 one month before coss q
o4 Bc e. continue ~ ONCE gPg special election can be bad
sute quorum Directors supply their body during
VT Dmsstor' ey a their choice enforce payment sDy
srsr laIoy bv-lavI -N ~ ' ''''a '''''- %
viii ma Conn ~ sr, s,,.-.f To of tro -i,- ~ g.,
10 al the duee and obligation Of Nj Ha-1t as Tr 81 Inc
grants from the Mexican Goyarren',n shall fully nl f,iy
,N",,a ,bg .'t ~ ny. al =
| Er Hgrsous. --
.vi1arla f0 he rs,f,rr l Is,-. ma .bI 81
vs5r IA Toa-i,,r ' W q A '
J.6I5rJ wheer from the sales Of land or rom any, lsr ,s
prior 10 the cuni0elon oil ali he ks plafta h. he Com
pany, srd ia no event c1u these vks be 0nIe n c9msd
.I die Railroad is in fall frr7 IN and Win
9aar, fI,a ~, ~
paid their scE IN l. sba rot be- ns 4 f, It sSe
gi he yngm, Of he fFr de- 1 t. s Ti 9i I
Mr. Hurgous shall he pai ohn, considered m pa
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The weather. ana the Crops.

go favorable a season for cotton picking is
scarcely within the memory of our oldest planters.
We have had rain but twice in the last three
mouths--on last Tuesday morning, and again
on yesterday morning, neither of which nterlered
with field operations The streets and roads were
filed with dust and the trees in town wore a
russell garb, previous to the rain on Tuesday.
Our town enjoys a greater degree of health than
is usual at this season Of the year. LOuachita
Gazette, 10Th.
FrosG-We had frost of considerable severity
in this region on Saturday night last the l9th inst
It killed all the cotton in the Prairie Siues.-
Montgomery Adv. & Gaz, 22d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Exciting News from Georgia. The Column
bus (Ga) Times states emphaticaly that " Mus
cogee county is erect Her lance is in rest, her
vzor down, and not a plume in her crest wavers."
This, says the Richmond Republican, is indeed
a terrific spectacle, and requires the pen of Ger
vantes to do it justice. Since the days when the
Rueful Knight of La Mancha, with fierce aspect
and determined soul, charged upon windmill,
there has been nothing to compare with Mus
cogeen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

We are indebted to the fine steamer Emperor for late Vcs
burg and Nalchez papers by credng the statement OF
gentleman who into our office few evenings since we
led TO insert notice of this sedd steamer which did
great injustice to her most competent and genemOny
mander Capt jerks assures us, since his Teturn that the
Emperor Is not racing boat. She is decidedly fast
boat but he prefers the safely and comfort of his
and crew, and the property Of those who paonize her, TO
the reputation of beating all the bots aoat She depends
for the puntusty and regularity with which she
attends the business of the trade in which she runs Her
accommodations unsurpassed, and wish her excellent
officers the all success they deserve.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

The FagttUe SLAVE LGto--Opinion Of Mr. Crit.
tende1,.-We learn from the Washington Republic
that while this bill was before the President for
his signature, the question arose in his mind Did
The hill take away The benefit of the hdJedS cor
pusr" If il did it was unconstitutional, and the
President would have been bound Says the Re
pubiic) to return il TO Congress with his objections
The President consequently referred the bill to the
Attorney General for his opinion upon this point +;
and an elaborate and able opinion was given by
that officer to the effect that there is nothing in
the bill in question which conflicts with the con-
sttutitn, OF suspends, or intended 10 suspend,
the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus" This
opinion is published al length in the Republic, the
concluding portion of which, containing the gist Of
his argument. we copy as follows;
The condition Of in custody as fugitive slave under
this law lar respects the writ OF habedS corpus pre-
the United states The privilege Of that writ remains alike
to all Of them, but TO be Judged ograHad elused-ds.
charged entOcsdby the proper tribunal, according 10 The
circumstances OF each case and as the commitment and de-
tenton may appear 10 be legal or illegal.
" The whole effect Of the law NAV be thus briefly stated
Congress has constituted tribunal with exclusive jursiic
tyss from service labor, under the second section Of he
lonrh article the constitution, and 10 whom such service
labor due The judgement OF every tribunal OF exclusive
Jurisdiction, where no appeal e Is Of necessity conclusive
tribunal created by this conclusive upon all Tribunals
Wherever this Judgement made appear It conclusive of
from his segvIGe and him back TO the place
from which he escaped. If il shown, the application
oth fugitive for wit Of hG5sIS corpus, It prevents The
suing OF The wrif upon the return discharges the writ
and restores maintains the custody,
This view of lie law of dis case b fully sustained By the
Ssstog Of the Supreme Court Of the United State IN the
ease o. Tobias Watkins where the Court refused to discharge
ooh the ground that he in custody under the sentence
court Of competent UTlsdcon, and that Judgement
| NNitsSllHH4sVe upon them q Pet 203)
thai expressions used in the last clause Of the 9th sectOn
is etlncate therein alluded shall prevent sl mo
;ssUo % lhe per5qns to whom granted by process
&c, probably only what the act of 1928 meant
~ 4 eeEhcate under that act sufficient warrant
10y we tem9ypl O. fugitive and Certainly do not mean
| suspension oil the hGbsds corpus. . ' Wv "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Ohio ElsotioH.--The following is given as d
summary of the election in Ohio. The democratic
candidate for Governor is elected by about H. 00O
majority. The Congressional delegation stands 10
wings and IL democrats the same as in the pres
sHt congress Gaylords majority is 81; Sweet
The Senate comprises IS who's, le democrats
and freesoilers. House, 80 WIN. n democrats
and freesoilers
A later dispatch to the WASHINGTON Ir,ion .,,,s
that the Legislature stands on oint bnot 40 b;,;.
AZ democrats, and Ii freesoilays ''s'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

From Turks aad-Captain Van Dyke, Of the
ship Marathon from Turks Island, arrived yesterday
morning, reports that the rainy season had set in
at that place. and all the salt had been shipped and
carried away The Marathon was taken in tow
eighty miles from the S. w. PAYS by the Louis
vile, and brought to this city.