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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-13

A AiCunning For,--An. English paper relates
the following: A farmer had discovered that
fox came along beam in the night to seize bis
poultry. He accordingly sawed the end Of the
beam nearly through and in the night the fox
fell into place whence he could not escape.
On going to him in the morning, he found him
stiff, and as he thought, Iifeless. Taking him
out OF the building, he threw him on the dung.
hill, but in short time Reynard opened his
eyes, aud seeing all was safe and clear, gallop
ed away to the Inountains, showing more Gun.
ming than the map who enspared him.
The New Jersey railroad has been nulcted
in $4,000 damages, in consequence Of Catha-
riue Murray, girl Of 10 years, in ls4s, having
had her ancls CRUSHED BY the steamboat at the
Jersey City ferry ~Wi'hrfs from the chain having
been taken down Ll.!e the boat was properly
secured in the docs ..nas sa.Az
Recouered.--Thc Two sons Of the man Ros.
seau, who was murdered by Henry CaHlal, q
short time ago, in Dey street, New York, have
entirely recovered.-The recovery of one of
them was entirely unexpected. Ofcourse they
will be used as witnesses against Carnal, who
is aidogasd, ,sstShbons sad bratAfslo~. ( ID
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

ToBACCo-severaI buyers came forward and the sales
amounted to $40 hhds including 05 hhds SO ~ and a.
at %, % at; 81 hhds, q at 90, and IL r at 5a
50 hhds IA, "a r at 81 and R at &c W ID.
FLOuR-Prices lower for Ohio and Ordinary Illinois
brands, and 900 bbs taken follows: 500 bb Ohio
IS 52 $50 bb Ohio % CIV 100 "a re.sae) IS 75 go
bbs Superfne Illinois IS 51z, 200 Second st Low
- s7k@s % 80 100 81 90. 900 Extra Illinois % 5 and
$50 Choice st Louis (Atlaniic) at So 70 y Dbl.
CORN-25OO sacks sold mostly al Sc.
OATS-sales Of 1853 sacks Indiana and 100 Prime st
Louis at 53c.
BRAN-426s the Lsyee brought 81 Is q 100 10.
PROVISIONS-The Pork market was unusually brisk,
and nearly 1900 bb changed hands, Of which 37 Mes
50 So 800 % CO. IS Prime 81 So 3l (our lots)
IS IS, and 80 Prime Mess % 0P Dbl OF Beef lOJ bbs
sold Is co. and IL Mess sl1 co. Bacon steady. with
sales of 81 casks Missouri AZ for Sides, ga for Shoulders,
and &c for Hams 10 casks Shoulders % and 30 eces and
bbs CauvGsed Hams &c " H. Lard unchanged and 243
bbls No sold III 81 and 100 kegs Prime at 61zc
SALT-0o0 bushels Lisbon Salt sold on Tuesday at &c.
BAGGING AND ROPE--Saes of 100 pieces and coils at
1lk and 7Ic-long time.
RICE-stock large so casks Carolina sold at sS and 70
do Prime Cfrom the Level at 3a&c " b-60 days.
LoGWooD-A sale Of 4Otons Honduras slS 50 y
WHISKYl4O bbls Recti6edtaken in lots 20, and II
| refused for 200 bbls. e..
! FREIGHTS-No new engagement. ..-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

QUITE RoMANTIc.-Who has not read of the
devotion Of the wife OF Lavalette? and who has not
perused romances without number where exciting
scenes were wrought from the same basis? The
story is an old one, yet it was enacted again in real
life at Baton Rouge short time since, when one
Lewis Dixon escaped from the prison of that place
in his wie's clothes, who remained in his cell to
bear the frowns of the law, while the culprit ex-
tended the area of his freedom as fast as steam
could carry him. Dixon, or Williams, for he bears
both expectations, was arrested there the charge
Of being concerned in very heavy robbery Of
jewelry, and we must spoil the affecting incident
Of his escape by saying that there was little doubt
Of his guilt. The wife, however, showed the true
woman; but her effort to save the prisoner proved
Of but little avail, for he was SO mprudent as to
show himself yesterday to the piercing eyes Of
officer Boullosa, who Immediately took the offender
into custody. Dixon will remain in confinement
until he is delivered up to the authorities of Baton
Rouge for trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT-Dyby A. Tfsmon-
est VS.. Bark Ceres and OIOners.--This was an ac-
ton brought for the recovery of the value of two
hslfpipes of brandy, shipped by Sturgess, Bennett
81 Co., of New York, on board of the bark Ceres,
and consigned to the plaintiffs. The casks were
brought to this port and delivered empty the con-
tents having leaked out on the passage. The Port
Wardens were called upon to make survey of the
damages, and the certificate granted by them went
to show that in consequence Of the improper stow
age the casks were hattened at the bilges and the
seams forced open at the heads and chimes. That
il was evident from appearances, that they were
ceived in good order, and sufficiently strong when
stripped, to support any ordinary pressure of cargo
during the transportation, if the necessary quOin-
age had been used; but that the leakage was
caused by the pressure Of the cargo in the absence
Of the necessary quoinage to support the casks.
The action brought for the recovery of the
brandy and costs Of survey, and sequestration
was granted against the bark. The defendants
plead a general denial of all the allegations set
forth in the petition of the plaintiffs. The judge
ment of the Court was rendered against the de-
PENDANTS for the sum of $lss IS, with privilege on
the property sequestered.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS TELEGRAPH
L1NE-We are pleased to be able to announce
that the lightning is playing along the Telegraph
Line from st. Louis to Cape Giratdeau and that
communication may now be regularly carried on
with that point This is the last Northern link Of
the line which is to connect with New Orleans
at an early day. Messrs. Sehafner and McAfee
the energetic superintendents Of this work, have
nearly completed, we believe, the line to Nashville
and they using every exerton to get it ready for
the use of the public. A direct communication
with New Orleans is quite as important to many of
our commercial men as with New York. The con-
nection with Nashville will bring us, even with
the delay which attends the transmission of mes
sages between New Orleans and Baton Rouge,
within thirty-six hours Of each other, and this Of
itself will be of great utility We congratulate
Messrs. Shaffner and McAfee on the success which
has attended their efforts, and hope it may not be
long before we placed in direct Communication
with New Orleans.-St. Louis Republican, 22t5.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

FATAL AFFRAY.--An Italian, a fruterer in the
Dryades Market was killed about o'clock last
evening, on the levee, foot of Grod street, by an
lrishman, named Welch, levee trader The dis
Pute arose about lot of eggs, which they bar
gaining for when the Italian drew knife and
attacked Welch, who reiterated backwards several
steps, during which time he received wound in
the hand which nearly severed the thumb, but sue
eeeded ultimately in wrestling the knife from his
opponent when he stabbed him in the back OF the
shoulder the knife penetrating through the breast.
Weleh gave himself up.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

WHOLESALE HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--Samuel
Livingston was examined yesterday, before Recor-
der Genos, on the charge Of knocking down and
robbing Henry s. RUSSELL on the night of the 23d
inst Russell stated in evidence, that ON Saturday
evening he was enjoying himself in the Eagle Ball
room, at the corner of Frenchmen and Victory
streets; that he became SO much interested in the
amusement, and elated by imbibing BaIf-dozen
punches, that the hours few by, on pleasures
wings, until after the witching time of twelve
While debating whether to proraet the carousal or
to seek his couch, the accused (Livngston) offered
his services to pilot his doubtful vision, and also
impressed upon compliments mind the necessity
of receiving the aid of friend to protect him from
the dangers of the city. Russell accepted the prof
fered escort and the pair proceeded to the Levee
find the boat on which the unsophisticated individual
was borne from his verdant home to the dust of
New Orleans. When near the ferry landing Of the
Third Municipality, the false friend suddenly turned
upon Russell, knocked him down, and deliberately
stripped him ofcoat vest, boots hat and every afti.
Gle oil raiment except the one thing needful, which
he left in his tender mercy TO protect the svering
stranger from the rude blasts Of night Twenty
dollars in cash was also part of the booty acquired
by the insatate rogue. Vanity, however, was the
ruling passion with Livingston, who could not
resist the temptation of arrayng himself in the gar
ments stolen, and then his evil genius prompted
him to promenade in Charities street the dsy after
the robbery He soon attracted the attention of
the police, who, despite his fine feathers, knew him
to be bird Of prey, and accordingly placed him in
daraneo vile. The Recorder committed the ae,
ssssd S'sks his srlAl before the Criminal Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

SINGULAR LUMINOUS APPEARANCE. = Capt.
PurkiS arrived at New York, from Porto Cabello,
reports that on the 18th Of February, in latitude
1870 and longitude e4o5s, at 8 o'clock P. H., he
observed luminous appsarancs in the heavens, re-
semblng large ball Of fire. about ten feet in diam
eter. Itappeared in the west, moving eastward,
rather slowly and was in sight little more than a
minute. 1t appeared to travel about ten degrees
high, and during its continuance the heavens were
illumined with brightness nearly equal to that Of
MONDAY. When disappearing it broke into a
thousand Fragments.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

GREAT ENGLISH OPERA CoMPANY.--The New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
says az am informed that one of our American
capitalists will introduce into the United States
nertfal, the best available English Opera company
that England can produce, and that they will ar.
rive here in the month of September next The
chorus alone will consist of sky performers; and
they are now being trained in England. Sims
Reeves, the best English tenor, Sig Borsm, barry
tone, and other eminent musicians, will form part
of the comDaDv"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

ASFEcuLATIoN.-John Carroll, ambitious Of op.
Grating in cotton without risking captal-qnte a
common operation on the levee-concluded to leave
the legitimate channel Of business and take advan.
isge of the present high rates of the staple. His
mode OF conducting affsirs was rather too much in
the fancy line, and for sppropriatng lot of cotton
In email way, he was arrested yesterday and sent
TO ruralize for the space of thirty days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

ANOTHER SAMPsoN.-Patrick McDernott, in
cited no doubt by our report of the wondrons feat
performed in carrying away a horse and dray
from the Levee, attempted least so it is alleged
to emulate the example Of his iustrious predeces-
sor by laying hold of property of the same kind,
belonging to John Cavanaugh. The burden, how
ever, was greater than he could bear, and the act
lead to his arrest yesterday by the Second Munich
palitY Police
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

THE S25o0 RoBBERY.-Daniel Smith, one Of the
plumber arrested on suspicion Of rObbing young Fer
nandaE of $2500, on the 18th instant, was brought
up for examination yesterday before Recorder Gs-
nois. Fernandez identified the accused as being
in the crowd that pushed against him when he en-.
tered the bank. The accused was committed to
take his trial before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

THIRD MUNIcIPALIrY.-The Old Third - was
particularly dull yesterday. The weather exerted
gloomy influence even upon the locomotive which
keeps up signs of life in Elysian Fields street--t
fanly gave forth its note Of preparation to clear
the track and proceeded most leisurely upon its
way.
The cases before Recorder Seuzeneau consisted
OF the following:
Henry Sheppard, Hugh Morgan, Terrence Nor
gan, Peter Keenan,, and Patrick TObin, were
brought up on the charge Of having robbed Mr..
McKeerit of s3j. The evidence was sufficient to
commit the prisoners for trial before the First Dis
trct Court. Owen Keenan, and James Thompson,
arrested on the same charge, were set at liberty
Joseph Settle and Patrick Hays were fined IS,
each, for departing from upright course, by i'm
bibing any quantity of the ardent.
John McCabe and Ann Reilly were sent to the
Workhouse for thirty days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

DIsoRDRRLY HOUSE. = The case Of Jenny
o'Brien came up again yesterday, and further tes-
simony was adduced to show that his beer-house
an Barrack street is generally dsordery to degree
not allowed by the ordinance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

Elizabeth Dunn, free woman
Of color, was examined yesterday before Recorder
Baldwin, on the charge of arson in setting FIRE to
her residence in Poydras street. The evidence did
not sustain the affidavit, and the accused was
xcoordinqlY discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

CARED FoR.-John Davis, well known rogue,
was accommodated with snug quarters yesterday
for thirty days, on the charge Of being dangerous
and suspicious character.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

10 An Italian opera troupe, Of ninety-fiye MEM
bers from Havana is about to visit New York.
The company was to arrive at Charleston on the
25th. The prime dome are Signorine Stefano,
Tedesco and Bosio. The whole establishment is
under the direction Of Sig. F. Badiali.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

JENNY LIND MUSICAL HALLs,--Itis rumored
in New York, that Mr.. Barnum is about to rebuild
the Park Theatre, as a magnificent musical hail,
for the purpose of having Jenny Lind TO sing in it
There is not good hall, of large size, for musical
purposes, in New York A movement for splen-
did Jenny Lind musical hall is said also to be on
foot in Boston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

ARREsrs- The following arrests were made
yesterday: Daniel Hurley, charged with petty
theft; James Thompson, for robbing Michael
McDermott Of his pOcket-book containing S25
Vim. Jones, accused Of creating riot on the leyee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

or The Portsmouth (Va.) Pilot styles Theo-
dore Thomas, of that place, /" the youthful Paga-
mini" Thomas, though not IA years old, is now a
professional fiddler, and was last winter, leader o.
the orchestra at the Avon Theatre.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, 3D.. L
s "Wednesday Evening, March q, 1850.
Arrived to-day per Gen Lafayette "a Beef Cattle
Grand Turk 80 Beef Cattle and 50 Hogs per Iowa %
Beef Cattle.
PTices:- Beef Cattle. 6@D75lc y ID net Hogs, 81
f0o " net Sheep, 80 5O9s3 80 " head Mitch Cons,
s2O9s55 v head; CGIres. 51sC975&c. v fb net.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

AssAuLT.--Laurencs Rodgers was sent before
the Criminal Court Tor violent assault committed
upon his wife on Tuesday night in Edward street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

AN AMAZoN.-Ann Davis was committed yes,
tsrday to the Parish Prison, to await an examina-
ton for an assault upon one Mary Ann Eldridge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28
Cargo Schooner CeyEON,
SEVEN HUNDRED Il EIGHTY BBLS.
M E-Landing and for sale by
mhl4 HAYMAN & HOLDEN. s. MAGAZINE s..
Paper Warehouse,

No. 6s CAMP STREET.
eT SHELDON g. POTTER, late of 70 Camp street.
have removed the Fire. Camp street. where ststuns
Publishers nd al otera Who require thing connected
the PAPER BUSINESS viii End large and new stock nov
opened and arriving daily
nc Among " hic nay be found
Foodp and Liter Pdpss Of al L Hemp and Faacy Colfci
,qsssisssi -. IiSiHss, Of svery rayisy and
Fcektf root, fo1o Post, FlGtCop,l ttickRsssj
Deny G1ld HsitEua; Cioh Paper aud Paekirg Pe1e-
Ossa 4 IiEyL5ICs celebrated Will I'LL s7ses;
ling Paers, IF al rGr1aiss aEi Biad iraW and Bo4 Bour
pteSj Trunk Paper for Innings, ETC;
Printing Paper Of sbery derp Slraio ad Rag Wrapping Pap
Ton from The Rock Eani As,l for Shppsrs aud
Columbus, T6TTed Siksathiag Papsr, IN roUs
AssoFtaa Colorsd Pdpsrsi Playing CdTds, L. CoheHs
Patent En5cpe Paper Sisantoati, HshLaJuieys, bsT1z
HardsGre ard Cotton SGHgl Address, Decatur and SapeT
Pepper; EasLss;
pEyi Paper blue ishihe IL. Smith superior Eagles Err
FiheTIpg Paper Blo4Hg Paper,l csor Js1sy Lids
and Paieu BoEsrE; imported Eng Gld French Cdrds;
7sEsls Paper; Cohsn'E PTiaerg Card
Counting hsHss and BIZ Capt. Faney Glazed PapsF.
J. D. McCFearys News Book and fancy eolura
PRINTING INk, at New Yofh prices
10 From the facilities afforded BY direct for the
Manufacturer enied supply trade the liberal
and invite them generally stock before
chasing elsewhere.
nhI5 100 aw SHELDON & POTTER, ss Camp street O..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28

II j. COKE dk CO., DRpGsIsrs, Corner of .HaRa-
IA. and P0ydr1s streets, prepared to n
cute orders for Planters Country Physicians and Fam ~
lies. Every article warranted genuine, Dr. Il. J. ~
COxE's Preparations, extensively used for years, IN
recommending themselves by their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-AD unequaed remedy
for coughs, Colds, Influenza, etc.
TFI EXTRACT OF COPAViA, SARSAPARILLA
NkN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure.
d. superior TO the Capspes any Other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARII4LA AND
TARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that
be made, as proved by the effect pTodnced.
HALSAM OF fAPHTHA, TAR, l,lVERWORT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA yERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
roNIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. MIG lysdp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-28
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LArIrupE ago5T sOo NLoNeErupE sOo W-ll Time. 81.

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Timoeon, Freshman, Boston, Il Il. Gale
B aFk SsRSG sas PHS Rice A1hSwc S
Bremen bark Maria Joseph, Bene' Antwerp,
R,; .rl.,or Percy Ro.on Jenkins Hmvdd asla
Brig Jenny Lind. ConeIy, Charleston, 4 l. L. Levy
s'hF Mary Elem Williams Mat"n1a' and BBaI Mcdonnell
Steamer Gen. Hamer, Simpson, Pensacola, j. Hurley
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Globe Boehner, from BrazOs St Jago, 24nst,
Ship Coneia Blanchard. IS days from Boston, G. w.
Ship Msnc6eser, Cone. II days from New York. to VIM
schr s. s Leper, Thomas, Adays from Grand CaiOu to
sohr James K Polk. Fredeno days fOm Pensacola to
schr Tom Hicks Kieffer days from Cacasieu. to MASTER
with 10 bales cottOn-lst my.
Banner e Aaf Res,.g ME S from St. Marnv
Grand Turk, Clayton, from ST LOUIS. 49,,
Monterey Wthenbury. from Port Caddo bales cotton.
GoIa No 2, Keeling, from Camdeu-157 bales cotton.
Huntsville, Pel from Eorance and Tuseumba246 b. cot.
Towboat Ocean, Mclean, from the Passes.
rs Memoranda.
Towboat Ocean owed down and to sea- on the 2st inst
ships Revere and John c. Calhoun.
Passengers.
~. Ter steaGGshiP Globe. from RIa5os ST. Jqgo-Mg Camp
ssnora PSa d Me " Maon M9GSss SSn
VI smith, Dr. b. Barnes, h. SeTrend, Miles-2 on deck.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-TWo SQUARES
and the other adjoining in the resr -
~ square of high Ground
in Lafayette.
- Country Residence
consist Of Dwelling and several acres f Land M, az
ceeding two miles from New Orleans - -
House and Lot '''
at Bag 81 Louis. T. ID. HAILES, Broker,
mlLs9 III Common street.
INFORMATION WANTED = OF the peron WI15
discharged vessel at Post ~, about the 9th Of DC
TosSR hAsT q shs prayman who received TWO BOXES
18th November, marked K. & H., AUGUSTA, Ga; thew
having been delivered by mistake. Any information given
" the undersigned, by any who have resolved
old Boxes will be thankfully received and literally rewarded
by td2Sl r. NJ. HARRISON tr CO., Il Gravier Il.
NTANTED-3OO sharsI Of STOCK Of CiIizens Bank.
w with Loan il. for the county
mhS3 81 THOS ID. HAlLES. Broker, III Common 4.
GHOWER BATHs-A new and improved SHOWER
> PATTI At low price combining . SsoTsr Bah az
srsst; also Patent FAN CHAIRS, Of various patterna
Fer sss By Al HARpHsMG HI T q "a L
nAnnef nah& VA
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, March q, 1850.
COTTON-The demand was general. and the sales
yesterday were confined to 800 bales Prices are without
much change, though easier in two instances.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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ITO the Ladies'.
Fashionable Millinery and Dress Making.
X tIglAB II R

htck New and Cheap SFAlN9 6OO0ns
NJ RS, G. w. ROPER i6s kuyaAs sAEss e.~ S-ssdss1 49,
VI baronne respectfully Ladies thai he ma
uEnsd from tbs North, pretsd eEs s fab -aa1iaa
assossnsni Pashioshs PnlNG BuNNkTs part NhsA ~
iseI from PARIS ase splsndd hihiona a.. Lille
Caps ChllArs kmtroned luishns bis
oh ly and pateIn PnnsFisa Poxuera, and ssEisy o.
Fancy Goods; Nhich Mira T. has rhen great care " eeie
The NOsTn clisa, sd inHsa 70 AL
prices H Ladies' please call and ezAlins Lslsa1
M Old Bonnss cleaned and altered UOed syA csahuy Or
~ Bsashi sad Pressing doAs Tor he nsAas
4ons In anYs rirF Hbls
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TosD Co.: tSiss Sssf ssDsTay Tuesday and F
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NJ rcyv5 sn v,ovsuupa p.ow,r C,o,s. Monday \
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90 Tuesday and Enasy at I ?; n.
OF haE1 MSaSss a.
RED RIyEa Closes twice week. generally on Tuesday
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do sanDegO Monterey and Aao
40 prepaid peWspapers
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n. e.. .,,,,. IA M ~. 20 ossoN' fo't-mnsef.
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GRAHAM, James, Successor to Joseph X. Beanl)
VI Notary Public, No. az Gravier street, up stairs over
1s 9S.eel ~, ounce mhS. em
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w NotqrR pu1lse. !; prepared a9ita erery facility. to
81 es.6 oaioo No 70 Camp street, with J. L. LETE New
A O.. AINsWORTff, NOT!aRY PUBLIC mi
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