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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

~ EiCAHlAG.A ROUTE F0H CtLsFnR.
- ~ H!SV,,th@ "'r anH v'T last aailnf 'gh"onei
urcceqe tie Thorn. VIII cave i0 san Juan, Nicaragua
From san Jl5a to R'ao on the Pacifc the route b.
the ~ san Juan and Lake Nicaragua with about twelve
sting aad hea Wy coun . Reaio a of cons.d-rabI
note on te Pacific, at which there constant Qnpor'unl,e
2i rsaGhne san Francisco by sailing vessels IH,s mpiet
] @ mile ' No., 9 ~ Se. n oBT Relc S o1 JSs
miles above Panama. or iTeg-n or asage Apply to
op1s Or, %FFRAETR REM yER EEys' , 'tsS ,
- NICAHAs IA ROUTE FOR GALIFOR.
SE NliI he well known fast 'ailns clipper
lLAE, Nsragua, Unavoidable accidents excepted, on tn
The nye5 san Juan and Lake SlCarnEua with twelve mile
Of aqd carriage and all through an interesting and peegty
% ao 6y i lts I'm. y o1 ons bo9.pa
IN Is shorter than any other operation The Thorn
IIe order and will sail punctua.y Us advertised provided
s.ase - and found. For laEels apply at the Office
W WILLIAM J. DEWEY, 81 Gravfsr st.
SIN FE.4.NCiSCO REGULAR LINE.
sa., E0H IAN FRAACisIu.-The 4 /, last sail
ss Gish1E Is now ioal1r t5f the above por. and Vii
ave al pos,2e atch h, s5p SIN fggs[oT order coy
.aa, apply on board QPp3;s pU; To- Second Municipality
ia or WtLiiBH J. bEWE93 y CAV @71e = st
~ FOh An JUAN, Harrison
g. z tI'cEhtM@ L,ge- T.e ,GY,lgets9 aHd SoGger
ohn q, HuTstabe wil, sa "jh dIsparch above
Her rst cabin . all in state rooms, and the second cabin
arranged expressly Tor the comfort al Passengers. To thOss
erlroIs Of trying rt raus to uUrua, this pesants
entirely employed in The r. trade and Is Tie wie.
eaer out OF tins port. For freight passage miOrmauo
L. n. iiiXRRisiN \ co, Il Gravier ST.
au6 . WHhuAM s. Common It
- FOR -aLt. tltHIGuT or GA IKTER--
90 TIE Bari ROMAN, being unIoadsd, can b,
'Asza7 IN by iI-l by aDF desrous purchasing
or wiIl take Iresh' tortis NSIi or for Eur2re,
-.- FOR FHhsIH { an ARThEI--AuA No
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Sc1yto, negro fellow, was brought before Re-
corder Caldwell yesterday on charge Of assault
a white person named Owen Murray. Sent be-
tore Justice Byue
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

THird Municipality cd.--fhe regular meet
ug # tnis body was ~ have AIKEN place ldst even
Of g hut after waiiing I'LL O'Clock, and finding no
quorum, our reporter left
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

EaUI nd, a slave Of Mr.. Haskns, was also ar
restedln Second Municipality, charged by Watch
man named W Barry, with violent assault.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

AsaauL,ing a CHILD "A man named Sstorich
Vas held to bail Yesterday by Recorder Grnnis fpI
having hruiaiIy b-alsn the cuid Of Dir. Eialie
CalUt, in the meat Market 1t Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

5gdyiHg.-George Satchel and Thomas Sui
Ivan were compelled to fork over five each, yester-
Jay morning. for fighting aud disturbing the peace
On Sunday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

The Convention for revising the Constitution Of
Michigan, has resolved unanimously not to alter
the present law, abohshing the punishment of muir
der by death.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17
THE PAorFIC CREsonNT

oisrAINs ts Latest Ineges from the United states n-
pared expressly for steamer g-in a. faithful reves
Affairs in every par Of The Union, particular reierea-a IA ~
Home News IL the South and West Independent IN its politics.
Furnishes an Impartial chronicle Of passing and eotn
tors Of aeng interest to Americans in California columns pre-
sent under separate heads well dgeed Synopsis OF News from
every quarter p tho world and the aecurste Lis, Of the Mar
and Deaths in Che Southern Western States ever nt
Gaorna No expense Spared 10 make the Pacific cr
welcome in Ell perado bearing idi Of friends
and kindred the Aaancs borders Being eabhed on per-
basis, with resident proprietor in San FraHeco paper
placed at he unprecedented price Five Dalas per
year nee postage The liberal upon il is efered
will place hin the hards Of I've thousand regular auscrbss
in California, besides giving 1t immense circulation among the
eaon prOprstofs have resolved that nothing sh be want
ing their part regular patronage people
whose u devoted Tie Pacific Crescent Sc co
Residing Matter rs ypograpy heauuai specimen Of
the art placing it second to papes,ss p9Jnan.
cRoCKEfT, FliOsT q CO. New Orleans,
ausl dhw 1-cs DUNCAN, San Francisco.
"a Subscriptions received, snge nunbers feedy for mailing
cold The New orleans crsoen % e eharessL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

= - -
L.rlTUOH s975Tao .-LoSorruDE9oow. Time, 81,
"a Cleared Yesterday.
.shp Peter Marcy, Sampson, Liverpool JP Whitney eco
Arrived.
ship Gen Berry seayey % days from Boston, to master
nrg W"ig, Witch Coneling, from Vera Cruz I'd inst, to
Hch Washing on, swan, days from Apalachcola to mas
- STEAMBOATS,,
Princes 10 3, iomes from Vcasburs.
Cant, Moore. from OGachita.
80 Fashion, Martin, from Belize. p.u.,, ,,,od ,lo,yr
" and BE Gth nst, j2s and |, V n
2 s sS sT2 sp 5f bg W SRa y %cb W
LlvERpool.-per ship Peter Marcy: 1881 bales cotton.
~ bids tobacco, "a bbls lard.
~ Imports,
RRRFRToSP s n s @a VIA s''p 75 S de
lRs' III i SSS6IAIPof cr Warrington: Ballast
It. \pts OF Produce.
on Exon a WTg GSa oi 9S Do
i oSs5 af" 1'g ooi Me s veil @ Sp aeo
Fynt FSSy 1 d6 &fS5 ME- y5 SoE 5s
M Bsekl5G "a PipgkaFd &eo.4 Yealm9g &eo4
DISABLE 10 " Laughin &eo,--9 Cnmm6gs. stewart y
cos ,rIsrder.9n y rgq e-s Ngggn &co-S Burke
yanbber-5 l'Ieaydand, bro Sleo-1 Z X css &co-4
oaka llawkins-3 Feam, Donegan &cO-sundries, order
% LoUlsPer steamer Crescent; . hhds bacon 25 ties
rope pauee & Bro-9iO bbs ii9ur CLARK y lager3] do
Hewitt! NortUu &eo-lit2 do TO les lard Kennedy Fos
no oats, $50 % bu1, 30 Dds loqr Jas Co'noy
ryaa-50do Igbc 10 6b . apples Bssod X smms"a
DO, DO Oulon' rhompsOn-zi bas hay, 3jl sacks bran
Toe DEhl ~ bbls apples G Taylor 4 oil do : do
psaGf9 r u shor Neo-1S Obh potaIoes Pusquer &co4
H &go- 10 bbs flour, 100 ks barOu, Osr3 Dales cotton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

The Kentucky Yeoman thinks that the USE of the
hie fiddle IN the church is base Uiol alton Of The
&Iuary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

story is going the ronrd, of the press to the
-n.ct that Gov. Seward WAS proposed as the orator
before the Phi Beta X pp1 Society at Yale College
ext yrar-and that his appointment Wa warmly
opposed by Mr.. Gond, of Georgia, On the ground ui
his anti slavery sentiments, and that, in Difference
20 his threats. that the South would withdraw IT,
support from Yale Col-g- Gov. Seward was re
i-cted MIR. Gould, in letter published in tn
Hartford Courart gives fiat contradiction TO tn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

q'TFIS his ami
y n " n n L Z ,,. | ''
BELT, NECALACE, HRACELETs 1 70 his
- - IA-tb hlsAIsN ~ az, ~ ~, ~ support
Of Wie 1 l-Cttd.
MASE AAASNS 81 Se.Sa7de, and use q 4 EIartfU
used nearly al y A
etoS "a S 1I29s ann Guest .ssss, Joy
ttsgpsa mu Tls neal . 'vaiou Of
~ oIs yied ~, .eisL:d f. 800 ~ I'D saIes ~
eag n,e.ss "a W
mas a Pql tie - ,s., VI lns
n GE u, appy Inform You that nE H. I,to ~
T. ST. hIA GeIS "a, ana a. az %ul take he lead y y al
'a the us -re hasn 0 o "a sa1 haVs pa ii Al
a,iss 5yP GENERAL DEBILITY sIpa a.,
pIl hs the weakened body, giving tone to the vayop
DOllu organs and inygOraT.ng the "
n Sl4 ok SijIGF@TR7,1gI ~ r. Iie Aq5 tAIS1 ,'G
and CHRONIC GOI+T llpII 'fIli' LH4
rite E,7,V ~ EAFNl-SS, NERVOUS TEEG6RS PAT. 49,
T a ann IN ~, fHE HEART, ArOFLE&Y, SEif II
Sc N, QMhL 4 INT, SPIN Al Cu&iPLA lNT and e'S"'
. al 5 C-Nt Re Of THE SPINE, MP COMPLAINT
2 = A.gS Of THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY 6E "A
:, : q tkS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY. AND Ali to be
* u EsJA gamey, ~ D ER4Et9 i VEN ,! 9 pa
~ !, notice I'M IN 70, n \
sGsf 5 a S c1 S% Gss 3 j.
= Set III ,bs I a N 15 T2 isaF and Phy b
u9 o oA Ty Strengthen Ie m6@S systs Sg,9 Fms
% steeIhca iop3 ~ ne ~ooa, pTomote The se~roaS,
"a " III Sn to'nniop ro H. i Sg" cream enfSS ~
n | the date Of esS. than 80 OOO nSsss nenoia ar s"
"a CoatTaeor to huons among xoSs'-S arse number 81 o
ID to the eonvenis ecGluy s9S SERIOUS Complains Geis
Buildings er girs a"snt ,og Cgrsd- s Sr
co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

h Linds Brother.-The n y. Tribune says
Auruy, that Jenny Llnd has no brother, con
y the story copied from The Brdgewatr'
I'D Times relative 10 her brother John, Is a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

A dispatch from Michigan Clty, la, dated the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

o We V know S5 Of i', oj :. I 80 12ia '''-
y. thaI Die y.n-maaA 70. " Iehonpltonlas st.

IL ny prev ells UR DfA "A young man by the nav
~ -; u, TONNES, abOlt Twenty one years off s.
spare made dark complexion black hairs and very z4ck
when la2ghing bis mouth drawing considerably to the left
sllsl he SAID rownes has during the last winter been
aeting as our agent in selling tobacco in and
s6op the towns S, Of Pigke"sys Ala. aud Aeee Co
On The % OF Mayl he in PiekensttV w
as rsI ps az On .hs ssabos Sc 5 S e
the young man with the WAC an unsettled
as agent and lpstrueahg him leave z home but
time we have never heard of him. Tt : Townes is a
9g man Of no means, but of one of o. families and
NJ that he las been lost seamboa Otherwise
~ malon concefning him would be I. ankfuy re.
e 9th tor the qualification of his family i ouFs4yes
slad with him nrohaby some $1,000 o. SI50O Of our
- 49, SHELTON, WALTERS 81 CO.
. 10 q, - Eingold, Pitisylvana CO.. Va
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

\ prose work by Alfred B. Street, is abou
Aished by leading house in Lcndon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17
= St0r6 Nos. 70 pad 2 CByr9 : n and eoTner
p a4 GsfN.}L ana. Il = . SE Streets
2 = IN STOREY y CS way from ihs var
Y and 9@5 s96tss s Z sss4Iaasssss. -
- 0 U y T ssors;S &c NE VEN II

q Looks--Ameriean ppIed StS@,T J.
SSlldl IS R RoSr I'm 9snFg se q & CO., nom
Bras Cocks, Block Tin Faucets, Z TsrFt'0rs ~.
Curry Combs, Guns, Pistols; - ,.Ny
Shoyels and Tongues, Fire Sets, Fstu ''Ns Tor ~
Andirqns, Gridronss llssaneFs' ana Con sP
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors Scissors; ,. ~ x
600 dozen Axes-C Collins, genuine Hartford, Hunt
1000 kegs boston Nails Of the celebrated Weymouth; s.
p, S; brsad Pressed Boat Spikes Wrought and
l1,a Horseshoe Mails; - Z
$50 tons Hollow Ware, Cpstinss, etc;
So dozen Shoselsand Spades ines'5, Adams Wood
and other makers. 7ff's 49, lsF5t
1000 dozen Wtiemore's Cotton. Wool and Horse Gard
assorted, genuine aud second quality; -
800 dozen Cotee Nils pysoIs genuine and imitation:
3Oo dozen Wins and Hair Sleeves, assorted;
$40 coils Manlla Taped and Cotton Corlaees Bed Cords
Files. Edge Tools, Saws, Mil and Cross-cut do;
Grass and Corn 3 oythss and Sickles;
Corn Mills, Hone Collars, Hames, Blind Brides;
Poughs sol Pasons Kings Hail. : and other nakefs
Yal,a Saws GflsL MIL and Gin Irons, Camden Tools;
Combs. BRUSHES, taney Pettamery, Soaps, ETC.;
WfapgIng Papsfs Wrlilng do, Quills, Siee Pels:I
Band and Harness Leatfer;
Bleaclied Winter Sperm Oil--waFranted oure: 81
Double Refined Winter Bleached Whale OH; +
Is Fall and Winter Lard OIL;
English and Anierical Lnseed Oh;
Olive and Tanners Brown Mixed on;
Tar, Pitch, Spirits of TurpeHune;
White Lsad, Ground And li1 Paints;
Lump Black. Putty, Window Glass, etc..
Nova Scotia Grind Stones Cologne Mil Stones. =
Powder Shot Bar, Pig and Sheet Lead Lead PIPES etc
With every other article nppeEtaining the trade
allof which they offer tor sale iow- fatiS lta6mW
~ OsFfESY BUTTER 80 EFirEins a1diag and II stoE.
" for sale by H. J. HART co. 70 Tchoapitoulas 81
MACK XIX 100 bbls No. 8, landing aud in stone "a
1Nl sale By II. J, HART & co. 70 Tchoupit0nlas 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Peace Convention have commenced their
at Frankfort-on-the-M airs.
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ASN
SnnlseIn.


d the ship Gen Berry the 9th inst, in lat 2jo 40, long
;so 3y, slJqe Canada, S days hence Tor Cadiz.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Michael Granny fell from the fourth story of a
building in New York, on the ID inst, and was
instantly killed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Augustine p Poeorney, aged Is, son Of roseph
drowned on the 18th ult., in the North Rive.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

g; a lsaa = - p.ta.. ''.'. -. mot wv, ,.
Miss Julia Dean is attt,5 - Time inroogih s.,or,
st louis, who are enrsptured wit ~: Tx
-nees. - {, =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

VT SocerAen orr iaas b 1ss
sal 1-ieye SscIt etnilee
III was propdts HagAB4A 2 ~ sled that the Society
nun ~ hch hi. name has been C., r Ctedthe members
g fIrStre engaged in Conversau 2 aud few Of thrSD
:, - ieaya he trouble vote. The result was that S
'"9' }NGS.sE Daniel Lord, Esq Of This ciy was sub
The pr that OF Gov Se"a'd.--N j. Cour' y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

\ TUESDAY Morning, september H. l'VJD
Ns-The demand has been limited, and the sales Of
fay and Monday have not exceeded 1000 bales Prices
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

o.: q For Shreveport. Grand EC0fe nnd
~ 1a. AiaNaDdria--rha fine lrut drau.ht amer
ss7=zzzsze v GODS VA y, E. Peronce, master, hay
useu uayuNaJy trTHeG. H- pua1Neg leave for the
above und Intermediate l4udings on WEuE ESDAY, the
s'i ual. clock p. NJ. For s ,hl passage amply
board, foot Of tuaf0mhpU street. or 10
r. T.. SMITH, 81 Margarine st.
P. S.-The steamer C0r1nf wIIi run IN connection with
the W oodsuan, and will her The Fall, at Ar1au-
Gra The GOdnue being very igh dmugir, shippers
depend upon their freight being taken through without
delay. IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

f5,TTI,+I r-,n, raes,ss .laAis
To- 80 sc1rl, akaa y,ras'd Ht-ye -th Al ia s-~9t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

H. House POWERs-l complete SETS suitable t9S Orr !, a
nd "a ". SRTHUR v 90. IS an - No BEIs, n
:, 4nd,E \, Al EE,ICAIIV sEAIED AREIner, who WIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

" pj. Eartland. Point
Nsri-Ita ..-..,,aL ms
Ng4 Orleans go Lite
= Suulr,...-.. Y IIl
uBtu Ludwig .3H-
frlesT ~ ...., l,FI
Wa H. Spear s,uG
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Exports. ,,,
4lNERPOOl.Per ship Peter Marcy: GJji bales cotton,
bids tobacco, ga bbls lard.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

sI4oi N FIRE LIFE AND MARINE; IA
INSURANCE CuMPANY,Of Hartford, Conn hear .
moved on No "a 10 No ~ Gravier street. near the s.
corner Of Camp stIeet JAS HI. WHEELER, Age l.
w Fire RiUer, and Marine risks taken gu the Jst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

n AND WARRANTS FOR SALE = Guaranteed
a Land Warrants for 100 acres for sale low apply at y
Natcnez street, mp stairs my2s
WANDOh q ASs--200 boxes assorted sizes Window
w Glass for sale very low by ]
NATHAN JARVIS Il co.
81 NV sop corner Magaz ne and Common SIS,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

BOSTON-Ppr ship Gen Berry, Ice TO stanton n CO.
VERA CRtjZ-Per brig Water witch: llI5 hides de
Fusntes-l ksg specie II y 5pearqg y GO.
-APALAUll lGOLA-Per sehr WILMINGTON: Ballast.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-03-20
To the Electors Of Monroe.

| take this occasion to withdraw my
name from the list of candidates for dele.
gate to the convention for framing new
constitution. | am truly thankful for the
partialty of those friends who have solicit
ed me to be a candidate for that important
position. Distrust of my own abilities to
discharge the duties of that station, in an
acceptable manner to the people Of the
county, (in the event of an election,) has
impelled me to the course have adopted;
in addition TO the fact that no arrangement
has been, nor is likely to be made for a
compromise between the candidates. lido
not desire, by any act of mine, to leopard
the triumph of liberal principles, which
might be the result, were to remain before
the people. 1t is we'll known that it is only
when our strength is divided, that our po-
litical enemies can hope to succeed. So
far as am concerned, do not see proper
to give them the opportunity of bringing
out a candidate just on the eve of the elec-
ton and thereby defeat the friends of pro-
gressive reform. JAS. R. MORRIS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-03-20
Whis Candidates.

AT the late whig convention, in st. Clairs-
vile, DANIEL PECK, Esq, was nominated
as candidate for delegate for Belmont
county; and Hon. JOHN DAVENPORT, Of this
place, for Belmont and Monroe.
We have no objection to urge to the
nomination of Mr.. Davenport, for the rea-
son that we believe he can be as easily
beaten as any other candidate that would
have been likely to have received nomi-
nation at the hands of the whig party. All
his notions of public policy are OF the sold
hunker," "stand.still" school of whiggery.
His ideas of government are not at all in
keeping with the progressive spirit of the
age, as we believe. lie is in fact behind
his own political friends.
Our objections to Judge Davenport are
political. We conceive it to be our duty
thus to speak, when so important period
has arrived in our political history, as a
change in our fundamental law.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-03-20
The Belmont Convention,

By reference to the following article
from the St. Clairsville Gazette, it will be
seen that the Democracy of Belmont have
met in convention and made their nomina-
ton of candidates for delegates to the con-
stitutional convention.
With the nomination of THOMAS A. WAY
as the candidate for delegate for the coun-
ties of Monroe and Belmont, the people OF
this county are well pleased. tbs NOM
ination which will arouse all portions of
the party and unite them in harmonious
action. Mr.. Ways sterling honesty and
unhinching integrity will be endorsed by
the people of this county with majority
of about 1900, over his whig opponent:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-03-20
Relies Of Washington.

Robert G. Scott, Esq, in his delivery OF
the oration OIL the occasion of laying the
corner stone of the Washington Monu-
ment at Richmond, on the 22d ult., unfold.
ed small garment of the finest texture,
which "the wind carried out upon its bo-
som as if it had been silk" "This," said
Mr.. Scott, sis the blanket in which Cen
eral Washington when an infant was wrap
ped up, on his being baptised into the
Church of Christ. Here, too," added the
speaker, holding up the insignia which
were in his hands, "here is the Masonic
scarf and apron, made at Grange, by Ma
dame de Lafayette, and presented by Gen.
eral Lafayette, to his Masonic brother,
General ashington, and worn by him
when officiating as Master Of Lodge in
Alexandria"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-03-20
Sunfish Railroad Meeting.

Agreeable to notice, the citizens Of Clar-
ington and vicinity met for the purpose of
taking into consideration the proposed rail-
road, to extend the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad from Sunfsh 10 GAINESVILLE. The
house was organized by appointing ]. H.
RAY, President; ALEX. Mcconnell, Secre-
tary, and ]. R. SMITH, Assistant Secretary.
After the object of the meeting had been
ably set forth by D. w. Clark, Esq, the
house proceeded to appoint committee Of
six persons, viz: A. G. Ewing, VIM. Ltten,
J. ID. O'Connor, Thomas Weston, D. w.
Clark and M. Pollock, to receive, answer
and correspond with the Senecavlle Rail-
road Convention, and with all others inter-
ested in the construction Of this important
enterprise who desire to know the voice Of
this town and vicinity, and to be vigilant
in promoting this important cause.
On motion, the proceedings ofthis meet
ing were ordered to be published in the
esprit of Democracy" and the meeting
sine die.
]. H. RAY, Pres't.
4 A'1,. r. sn'To' MScos''1' Secs.
Clarington, March l3, 1850.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-03-20
Gov. Shannon and his Company.

L etters have been received, during this
week, from Gov. Shannon, DR.. Osbun, Alb
ner Barton, Joseph w. Mulvany, D. G.
Jones, and others, from which we learn
that they were, in January, when the let
ters were written, in general good health,
with the exception of few cases of fever
and ague. Capt. Patterson and Lieut..
Higgins were at Sacramento city on the
29th of December, in good health. Gov
Shannon has located in San Francisco,
and engaged in the practice Of his profess
sion.
Gov. SHANNON, in letter dated, San
Francisco, January 99th, 1850, says: 81
regret that my letter that was published in
the Gazette influenced any one TO come to
this country-it was not so intended; this
is not the country for any citizen to come
to. Except the gold, which is all it has
been represented to be, the country is
worthless; and the climate is bad. The
time will come when this opinion will be
entertained by all. wish therefore to ex-
press the opinion to all who may feel a de-
sire to come here, that they had better re-
main at home; that the chances for doing
we'll in this country, taking into consider
alton the probability, nay, the certainty Of
being sick, is greatly against them. This
being my opinion, desire no one to come
out here on,the strength of any thing have
said. II is a country Of gold; when that is
said, all is said 81. Clairsrille Gazette.