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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-04
For Sale,

4 ORGAN of coed Tone with four stops handsome
n mahogany case and in all respects desirable nstru
ment The above is well adapted for parIor or small
church, ahG VIII be sold on very reasonable terms For
which, apply TO BETSEY CONVERSE on Ashland street.
" oreester, or to CiIAS. e. CONVERSE. NO "a North
Market ST., Boston. diff Worcester Sem n
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Waters Celebrated Ipdelibie Jnk

WITH ana without Preparation TIN .toya H., H.
ueVu ~ use ior NE last rEs YEARS and not n sno
7lnrions 70 the cloth. si - '"-iiu u.c leasI
Warranted TO GIVE ENTIRE sATierarrroN
lor SAFE " Worcester, Wholesale ami Re,a, I, 10y
iT1etors prices ~ tie agent H q .as pro
Maa,v.e Evils = LAZEiI, Apothecary,
"" SVt hiia-ss, 4 doors north AM IIor,.
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PAPER HEEGINGs.

THE subscriber offers the Trade an extensive assor
ment of PAPER HANGINGS of the very best Of
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, which all Builders Landlords
and Others wishing GOOD ARTICLE will find for their
interest to examine before purchasing elsewhere.
N b. Particular attention given putting on all kinds
OF Papers short notice.
We're House, FOSTER STREET. between Main Street
and Boston, Norwich, and Nashua Railroad Depot)
Worcester, Oct Is DIFF K. NEWTON
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad,


.Es4sz2l.sis. S1
W'"t0 Arrangcmgt-on and qtlr Mnday, Dec. 2.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS;
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and 40 pm.
Leave Norw ch at Gas ain. and H. ~
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
The steamboat Train Will leave Allyn's Point every
Returning, viii leave Wor every EyeAng except Sunday
at 7.u5.
FREIGHT TRAlNS-leave Worcester nj as am.
FLf'sht Tram with passenger attached, viii
leave Norwich Tor Worcester 3l5 pm, stopping at all
Way Stations on the Road.
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER WITH
boston ~ worcester at 1890 am; 345 10 80 pm.
Western az on am. 4 "A $50 IN.
irosiushCe y Nor. 7.l5 IL am: pm.
N0r Nashua, Gas II am; 4.l0 pm.
Inc connection with the enrlies Trains ont OF Worces
yer, Is formed by the Steamboat Train
W Trans connect at Norwich with the Hartford, Prov
ueloe ma flshkiil Railroad and the New London, Will
mantle and Palmer Railroad
W EXPRESS Freight leaves Boston nj IL H. arriving in
New YORK next morning =
Al bagsage must be delivered TO the Baeqape Master Oh
oe person authorized TO receive il before The Passenger
axes his scat in the cars.
Baggage will not be taken 10 iuc,pdc ,,,r ,,,, 90 ,,-.
heher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be [ Of mai
it ma an extra price paid the Company Nil nor boj
sell liable beyond that amount f' '' '''' '-''S
No baggage permitted IN the PASSENGER Cprs
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or De,o
latseBgers must procure Tickets at the station n e.
JOEL w. WHITE, President
Nv q, t2.V. Evil N N ". r. r.
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Leave Worcester at 7.l5 and II and p m.
Leave Providence at 1.4j and ll.30 am. and $50 nm
TRAINS CONNECT AT Millyle with Coaches for Skaters
vile and Nasonvile Uxbrdge with coaches for Nlor
and Mendon; AT Whtins with coaches for Eust Douga
ana Nhtnsvle at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Cen
tre y. E. Village and Upton; Worcester with trains o.
Western r. Road aud Norwich and W. Il. r., and Wore
and Nashua r. r.; AT Waterford with trains Of Norfolk
county Railroad for and from Boston, Dedllam. &c.
Passengers by the 45 from Providence can arrive
IN New ork via New Haven, the same evening.
Passengers by the $50 p. NJ train from Providence can
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same evening
The 3O trains connect Worcester with the EXPRESS
IRAN Tor New York, which leaves Worcester at r. NJ
ne ii AM train frOmW orCester connects al Providence
Win trains Tor Boston, Taunton, Fall River, Bedford &c.
me IN, train connects at Providence with the Boston
and y Steamboat train for New York.
IL TIE AS and II AN. trains do Eot siOp at Hamlet
~ The $50 and P. VI trains do not SION at Ashton or
Hamlet. ISAAC n SOITYHXYfCK Snut
sept IS, 1850. fWIf
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SOLAR LAMPS.

SOLAR LAMPS.
FHE subscriber is prepared to furnish manufacturer
i with SOLAR HANGING LAMPS, CHIMNIES, WlCKS
LANTERNS, &c, at manufactures wholesale prices
manufacturers merchants and cther buyng these goods il
quantities. viii find il for their interest to call
Also, just received very large assortment of Solar
Stand Lamps, with new patterns Shades and drops
Which lei be sold at 25 per cant less than Boston
prices,
my doubling this statement be convinced Of the
fact by calling.
Chandeliers, GirandOles, Hall Lanterns,
Vases, &c, &C. in great variety, very low prices at
l4s Main street. a. J. BROWN.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1850. dwtf
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HOUSE LOTS FOB SALE.

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street IA rev Street
- running west from Main Street north Of the residence
4 Abel !alues Esq Also, on AUSTIN Chandler, Chatham
ewbury and Gu ncy Streets The above Lots are now
the first time offered sale. The land adjoining them
cling built upon and their pleasant location Main ST.
akes them the most desirable Lots IN the city. Terms
lie to suit the purchaser.
j.. s. 8. p HARRINGTON,
Aug 30. dwtf Il Portland Street
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Parallel Railway Axles.

GORGE GARDNER 81 CO, 5 Liberty Square, Boston,
~ offer for sale Parallel Railway AXeS Of superior eal
y The Parallel AXles from the late experiments in Eng
land, have been shown by Mr. G. b. Thoey croft to be si-
perioT 10 any other in use. d2n Oct H. Ism
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To the Ladies and Citizens Of Worcester
4. II. DRIsC0LL,
MANUFACTURING JEWELER,

BigeloU's Court, Front Street.. $500. Worcester.
A Nd dealer in WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELRY;
n Spectaces, Silver Ware Perfumery and Fancy Goods.
u Glasses fitted Watches LoCke1s Spectacles Mem
Dry Pins and Rings
manner JFAn kinds Of Repairing in the above lire done
short Oh Goid Siiger taken in exchange for
Goods. dWtl OcI !, 1850.
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COALl that is COAL!I
Jov TO the World.
T JTEfpT

THE subscriber having leased the lot corner CENTRAL
4 and UNION STREET, is prepared to furnish
DL.IEhrSIO.E TIMBER and FRaEES
of PINE or CHESNUT, to order. at short notice.
VIII also keep general of Lumber for sale
u Office at WM. T. MERRIFIELD's.
April 8. diff EDWIN CHAPLIN.
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BoardeTs Wanted

El3 or eight Boarders be accommodated with pleas
- ant rooms and good board, family where there are
no children. Inquire at No. % THOMAS Sr. DIFF AI2
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kkAlNS leave Worcester for Fitclburg in connection
cept Sundays, at
cas- and II 4. NJ, and at 4 lOPNI
RETURNING-Leaye Fitchburg at
$40 A. NJ, 1870 and 545 p NJ
The shortest and most direct Railroad route between or
cesie Mass and Burlington, Vi is by The way of Fitch
miles shorter than any other. 49,
me next shorter route is by the way Of Ficibqrg BEL
lows tahs, Windsor, White River Junction. aud Montpr-
er rms route is 20 miles shorter then any other eyctp
we one mentioned above, and h 20 miles nearer tap ay
otter roe 10 al stations OIL the Vermont Central ard Pas
aGmpsic River Railroads.
Passengers going by either Of these routes by the morning
IRAN nom " orcsier, have hour NJ Fchhure in which
70 get beaksas' Those going in The II O'CLOCK usin nm
9ssAs Aafe my MINUTES at fchburg dinner time
for te7. my '' - sup
lGSPssseEeerE who nrIive at Citchburu BIZ the
u sa1ca 3 ifsi1 have line 10 get dinner and those who
fl's % ne HDtes pas. O'Clock P NJ. tran nave time
=" si 20 s0 arrive Al Worcester a. eary a. by any Other
T"i@ TIE early train from FicAburg arrives in Worces
ff 10 tf3~o .pr Tie New York trim via Springfield and
me asi tain % sesaon for the NewYork train via Norwich
NO u iie"D. DIFF
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PimpIes, FreckIes, Redness. snnburn,

Pimples, FTeckies, Richness, SunbuTn,
Tan, Blotches, etc.,
COMPLETELY REMOVED BY the use of the ORANGE
" FLOWER LOTION. The subscriber offers this Lotiul
to the public with confidence safe agreeable and ce
tain remedy for the prevention Of npes the
face and skim for Frecke for Botches for removal pre-
yenon OF Sunbu and Tam for Richness from exposure
the for Chapped Hands and rendering the complex
ion clear and beautiful II is particularly recommended to
gentlemen to prevent after shaving for pre-
venting eruptions which often follow
D. Manufactured and sold by ORLANDO TOMPKINS.
Boston For sale in Worcester by Druggists generally
July II d~Gn
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EXPRESSLY for culinary and detetic purposes Ezten
~ sivey used and very highly esteemed in the preparation
Of lnddags Blanc Aange Pies, Custards etc. and for diet
Tor nvaiids. Directions for Use on each package.
Sold wholesale and retail in Worcester by
L. T. LAZELL. sole Agent,
july p dwisp POI Nam street
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EALL. OF 1880

! sF0CAWELil has just received the Fan STYLES
kL OF Goods Tor Gentiemeis wear and viii be happy tC
ierye those who may please TO give him call.
Also the sEN YORK FASHIONS for the coming season
WANTED,
ok or EIGHT TAILORESS Girl well communicative
- the business Two CT three Apprentice GIRLS to learn
Inc trade. l. ST0rKyVFII
Grafton, sept3. d,ytf
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For Sale.

hra TWO HOUSES One Cottage on Glen St. well
IA l buI offrst-rate materials, and commanding
prospect of the city. The other a story house
y two Newport Street. There is about 5000
let of lnd attached to the last named-price $3.50 In
tIire OF OZIAS HUDSON.
March dwtf
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Wilder's Patent salamander safes

WiLder's Fatent Salamander Safes.
sz---5gSs Secured against Gpnpolrier
fsrS4&7z4sa and warranted not to ipjU BOOKS OF
~ sFEsesssssszzeI Pasers by danipncsst
~ 1eE4 IFiHESE SAFES are made in the mos
- ss9s l. substantial manner, lined with
- Esg@sGS%T composition WHICH is perfect coHcon
sa4 IL 20 dnctor OF heat be DESTROYED
- E&% by fire, having been exposed frequent
~, to the severe tests, in every In
@ssEss sSsA stance preserving their contents unn-
Ak.zEszz=@-=Agz2zza jnred.
Manufactured by JOHN Z. WILDER,
No. 80 State iStreet, BOSTON,
Orders received by WI. CROSS, at WORCESTER BANK.
May 81 distf
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A Ii PERSONS indebted either by nn.c or scoo,nt o,
n the Estate Of NATHANIEL BRooKs deceased are re-
Vsted TO make Immediate payne and all those 10 whom
sh1 Estate Is indebted requested 10 exhibit their de-
iaands for settlement. GHAS n HpOnKS
~, Adminsaior Of Estate Of Nathaniel Brooks
''"''esi'ii 'oV' ID, 800. dw
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.

Is5s "a .:..:..=.:.::- 7 -sl n
UTUHY ARRANGEMENT, coalneHci,tg oct :. ls50
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON. as follows.
Leave Worcester at 30,N 1890 am 34U 345 d 10, pm.
~ miInuiy 7.l3 = $50 pm
Milford at ECO lis :"
. SaXonylle at SIS AIS
Newton at 200 and ( IN L g II
Brooklneat H. 81 q lG4 am. a. 81 8 AZ $50
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows
for Worcester al 73O and a.m u 30 $50 4 q $50 Pm
=" Millbury =,
" Milford at 800 am As ="
- SaXonviile at 600 4 az
4" Newton al 145 10 An q & and q * 9.
Brooklne at 05 & 81 a m .12t q! s. G.. 1900
o. For further particulars Pathfinder RaiIway Gnae
o. dwu g. TWICHELi, Sup't
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
CURRIERS' 0PTcaN HATp oTT

CUAh4ERe U8EGUa Hair OIL.
THIS OIL is prepared by Il. c. CURRIER who is the
sole Proprietor in the United States and is the greatest
discovery III the known world nT the growth Of Hair and
warranted Will cause the hz grow where il has fallen
on ana Is sure preventative an nlzes il grow thick, dark
and silky Price per bottle The hest Of references can
be obtained from those who have benefited in this
~ T. The money VIII b. pail back. in all cases where
the On does not give satisfaction sole Agents for Worces
ter WIN. D FENNO q son. 1906 Ma.n-si. dwtf INV
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WANTED.
New England Health INSURANCE Co.

UEFce .N0. 2O5 Nam ST. Worcester.
EEOS DORR, Agent.
THE season Is hand when all should take care Of
their health. The above Company has, in past,
paid out thousands of dollars the who in time OF
health procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DOLLARS WEEK if sick at cost of 1925 year.
They have thousands hand pay those who will take
Policy, and unfortunate be sick. II All Just
claims viii be paid as received. dis June 27
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Steam Engine Tor Sale.

0F IS horse power in good running ORDER been used
" but short time. 1t will be sold at barsHin Inquire
Mt this Office. dwtf Oct9I
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SHINGLES.
Potash,
To the Leather Trade.

THE undersigned has commenced the CURRYING BUST
NESS at No 81 FRONT STREET. where he intends
keep general assortment of CurTied Leather Also, VIII
curry any particular kind order. Patronage solicited
May q diff EDWARD PROCTOR
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For Sale,
For Sale OF % Let.

II THE BUILDING formerly occupied by Mr.. F. E.
e.; Bzelow, situated the Railroad, near Messrs.
1it0a's Grist Mil II is suitable for manufacturing pur
noses or machine shop The Lot Is about As by 80, with
small building attached for storage. Inquire Of the sub
scriber at Messrs. Eare's Lumber Yarl.
Segt5 DIFF SIMEON MAYO, JR.
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P,ovidence and Worcester railroad.
ARRANGEMENT-Ou and after Oct. 7. ls59
TRAINS

- g s5.. .s..,.s:i.7
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10 Let.

S-x A STORE, in the centre of WAYLAYp recently
es n built and well located for the English and West
-~ India Goods trade. For further particulars inquire
TGEORGE SMITH, Wayland, b. L. BATCHELLER 40
FULTON St., BosrcH. dwtf Wayland, Feb I5
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

Is .s.s..:.;...s .....;.=s.;.... ...l:i:..:.
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Cegars-Cegars,
NOTICE.

JUST received prime lot Of OLD HAVANA CIGARS.
" al SUI i'S 295 haln St. dw3w Noyl5
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House and Lot for Sale,

Ia ON LINDEN STREET, by c. B. METCALF. The
Ii,sa ~ house is nearly new thoroughly built
throughout OF the best materials and most desrahv
ituated three minutes walk from Main ST. The lot con.
aiming about lC00 feet is covered with all kinds OF bearing
ifuit trees fwtf octl9
Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.
IA TTHE ESTATE on WALNUT STREET, owned and
Hull L occupied by the subscriber for four years past is
n0w offered for sale Terms easy. For fall narticil.
lars, INQUIRE OF II. q. BATES dwtf Is
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Building Lots.
EOIk SALE.

A., A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on Saem-st
FS n containing rooms with good supply OF water
-iss-a very desabe place for small family and viii
sold cheap-a part Of the purchase remain if desired
Apply 10 VIM. A. DRAPER & co,
ApriI .. DIFF 35 Front Street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27
ON CIR e S s..

We have received by the way Of Louisville a
telegraphic summary of the proceedings of Con-
gress on the 18th:
WASHINGTON, February 10.
SENATE-Numerou petitions were presented.
The House bill for the extension Of time to locate
the Virginia bounty land warrants was passed.
They then proceeded to the consideration of Mr..
Clay's resolutions
Mr.. Dot0nS resumed and concluded his speech
in defence of slavery.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
HoUsE.-The House went into committee Of the
whole on the Presidents annual message.
Mr.. Femable spoke against the Wilmot Proviso
and Northern aggression.
Iir. Campbell, OF Ohio, followed, denying any
aggression on the part of the North, and said the
South was the aggressor.
After further discussion they adjourned.
II he following are the proceedings of the House
on Monday]
HoUsE-The refusal to Law Mr. Doty's Califor-
MIA resolutions on the table Yesterday caused one
OF the most exciting days of the session. Some of
the members comfortably arranged themselves on
the sofas for snooze, while others RECALLED them
selves on the good things in the Capitol Saloon.
AT midnight the Speaker decided that the civil
day had expired, and the House could no longer
act upon the resolution; adjournment took place,
and a general scramble ensued to get out OF the
Hall.
Committee on Territories be instructed to report a
bill providing for the admission Of California into
the Union on an equal footing with the original
States, with the boundaries and limits defined in
the constitution, said bill not to embrace any sub
ject or matter outside of California
After considerable discussion, the yeas and nays
were called on motion to lay the resolution on
the table, which resuted-yeas 70, nays 12l.
Every pretext was then Tesorted to TO stave off a
direct vote, The members from the North and
West displayed GOODNESS of temper they were
determined vote should be taken, and that deter
mination would have been effected but for the un.
expected decision of the Speaker.
On Wednesday, the Goth, and Thursday the
2lst, speeches were made, both in the Senate and
IN the House, on the slavery question and on the
admission of California as a State into the Union.
The prospects Of compromise are more distant
than ever. The violence of both the Northern and
Southern members is increasing.
Mr.. Calhoun has recovered sufficiently TO take
his seat in the Senate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

FLoeGNGs IN ENGLAND.-The Earl of Rom
ney is attempting to revive at the West Kent SEES
sons, the odious and revolving practice of hoggng
grown men, Not Session passes without some
unhappy prisoners being condemned to be scourged
II is melancholy sight ito witness poor miserable
wretch who has, perhaps under the gnawiug
agonies Of famine and physical suffering, stolen
meals victuals, standing face to face with noble
Earl, who knows privation only by name, and to
whom the sense of hunger is only known as
luxury, and hearing himself consigned to the most
degrading punishment which one man can inilct
on another. At the West Kent January Sessions
last year, his Lordshp sentenced five men, of ages
varying from "a to 80, to be logged for stealing
SIX loaves Of bread at hartford. At the last Ses-
SONS he sentenced two men, aged "a and 80, to be
logged for stealing gallon of potatoes from
clamp. The revival of this revolving punishment
is almost peculiar to West Kent Is there no
means Of saving this division of. the county from
the odium thus brought upon it? Are there no
gentlemen on the West Kent bench who have the
courage or humanity to protest against this system
Of punishment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27
TRspcrted for the Crescont.l
Louisiana Legislature.

BATON Rousr, Feb. Is, 1850
The HOUSE met-quorum present.
The Speaker presented an invitation from Mr.. l.
N Marks to attend the celebration Of the Fire De-
partment on the 4th of March,
Petitions Presested.-Mr. Monaghan -Peti-
ton of P. Ward
Mr.. LerOy-Citizens of Carrollton, in relation to
the proposed protection levee.
Mr.. GaSguet-P EDITION Of Parish ~ Krosnan.
Mr.. Caldtvetl-Fem Charitable Association
Memorial of the Board Of Health.
Resoltti0ns.--Mr. Ragaat-of sympathy for
the Republicans of Cuba.
M. Walker-To have night sessions of the
House.
Mr.. Bouncy-To employ additional enrolling
clerks
Reports of CommitteeS.--lTr. Ktaeg-An act to
amend an act to define the Duties of Justices Of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans. UniaVorably on
the resolution to appoint committee to inquire
into the expediency of compelling the Canal Bank
to comply with the Seth section OF the charter,
Unfavorably to an act to receive the evidence of
slaves in certain cases. Unavorably to the me-
mortal of Thos, C. Poole, praying for relief.
Mr.. SeUer-An act defining certain powers and
duties in the Council of the Second Municipality
of New Orleans, and providing for the election of
certain municipal officers. An act to amend art. 5
of the Constitution, so to make the sessions of
the General Assembly annual
Notices Of BilS-lIr. SeUer-An act to repeal
the 10th section of the act to regulate elections
New Orleans and Jefferson.
Mr.. Baythe--An act to provide for the creation
of Board of Control over all corporations except
banks.
Mr.. Marcsy-An act in relation to the fines i'm
posed for violation of ordinances and regulations of
the Police Jury, right bank of Orleans.
The House then passed the following bills:
An act for the relief of James Cage An act fix
ing the salary of the Assistant Clerk of the House
An act authorizing married women to insure their
husbands lives for their own benefit. An act to
protect the cities of New Orleans, Lafayette and
Freeport-(vote, IS to 25) An act to amend the
1096th art. of Code of Practice. Resolutions in
structing the Finance Committee to report bill to
increase the taxation to the law of 1917.
On motion, the House adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-27

SHOT BY WoMAN-JamesF F. Kelly was shot
in Cincinnati on the 18th inst, by a widow lady,
named Weckmeir. The circumstances were as
follows Kelly had been in the habit of visiting this
house, and each time forbidden again to enter. He
did not heed the mandates of the lady, and accord
ngly went there again on Sunday night at 10
O'Clock. Admission was gained, and while in the
house Kelly broke varions articles of furniture. and
threatened the life Of Mrs. Weickmer. revolver
was drawn by Kelly, and, as he elevated the
weapon, Mrs. w. drew pistol and fred-the en-
tire charge taking effect in Kelly's right breast.
DR.. Mussey, the attending physician, gave up all
hopes of his recovery