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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.
Brig Coral, Hill, Potomac
Brig Mechanic, Duncan Potomac.
Brig Fox, Berry, Savannah.
SATURDAY, May is.
Brig Cornela Winchen, Wilmington NC
SUNDAY, May 10.
Bark Lion, Alexander, Boston.
Sch Convoy, Allen, Boston.
MONDAY, May 20.
Dr. sch Lavina Clark, Styles, Dorchester, NIB, with
Hackmeack timber and knees to S Sewall.
CLEARED
Brig ManzaniIla Berry, Portland
Br Sch Amanda, Wells, Dorchester, NIB.
lSth snip Oela Maria new, $50 tons, Burelgh for ST
Johns, NIB; brig Dunbar, Howes, 81 Marys, Ga brig
< Dow, Merryman for Cardenas
SAILED.
Ship Savon tnew) Crosby, Quebec, to load for Liver
pool
Ish ship Delia Maria, Bureish S, John 10 load for
Liverpool.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW oRLEANs-Adv eth, ship Old England, for
wILMiNGToN-cld 18Th, brig Eolus, Halard, New
NEW YoRK-Below, 10th, ship Monmouth in, Car
CT sh, bark orine, s, john Rsdbird, Neue vitas-
Ell, Augusta.
In port, ship Switzerland for Liverpool, via Quebec.
BOSTON-Ar 18Th, brig Chociaw, Kendrck Charles
ton. 9th.
Ar 10Th, schs Romeo, winchenback valdoboro; Pac-
ket, Thompson, Bath
Ar goth, bark Robt Walsh, tof Thomaston) Keoch
Galveston, 9Th ult; bark VIM, of Bath, Fullerton, N.
MOBlLE-Adv 10th ship Falcon Smith, for Liver
pool, considerable part cargo engaged
Also in port among others ships Remittance and N
Cooper for N York
i. N
York.
cHARLEsTON-cld 18th, brig Ava, Adams, New
York.
PHILADELPHIA-CldI7rh,b brig Jas Marshall Loud
N Orleans.
DoRCHESTER-Inp port Isrh, schs Hylas, Snow and
Adene, Wids, FIN Bath disg.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Pr steamship Hi6rnia
Ar at Liverpool, 18th, Esmeraldi, McManus, N York
SID 81 inst, Joseph Badger, Skolfeld, N Orleans.
Cid "a bvena Vista, Mustard, Boston, land in the
Adv Isabella Thompson, Thompson, Boston, 9Th; Phi
lena, Berry, do sth H H Body Alexander do lith =
Hocnaway, Bosworth, do 10th Martha Ward, Trott
9Th. i1S"' 1"ahe freeman, Ihafiestoh
leans inward at London, LIST, Kaahdn Morse, New Or
e.n AMI az ~ Have . April 2o Calhoun, Lowell Or
Boston. Sarah burlington, burlington
| N York, ldg. snip Hhzaoeth, Hasty, 10
SPOKEN.
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Notice.

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice, whom il may
concern that he has in his n small lot of IRON
received from vessel of this place in July 10th 1s49
The owner have the same by proving properly and
pa sing charges. WIN. WINSLOW.
Bath, March 81 1919. 1859
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Apprentice Wanted.

A intelligent industrious and active boy abuut is
A years old who is willing devote his time the
rfmilng business, can hear Of situation by applying
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Notice

Is hereby given that The subscriber been duly ar
i pointed administrator OF the estate Of Jonathan =.
Tallman NJ Perkins, in the County of Lincoln de-
ceased and has taken upon himself that trust by giving
bonds as the law directs Aud all persons having de-
mands upon the OF the said Jonathan are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted the said
estate are called upon To make payment.
BEDFORD d. TALLMAN
May 6, 1850. 3w47e
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State Of Maine.

State Of Maine.
II INCOLN, sat- a Probate Court held at
- Wiscasset, on the 9th day Of May, A. D..
1850.
Ordered, that John Coburn Administrator
Of the estate Of John D Coburn late . ropsham,
in said County deceased, notify the heirs a, law
and creditors Of said deceased and all persons
interested, that his 6rstaccount administration
on the estate Of said deceased will be offered
for allowance at Probate Court at Wiscasset,
on the first Monday of June 1850, when and
where they may be present if they see cause.
And also at said Court the Widows petition
for an allowance will be considered.
Notice to be given by Publishing an attested
copy Of this order in the Eastern Times, paper
printed in Bath, three weeks successfully, be-
fore said Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of May,
in theyear of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty.
ARNOLD BLASEY, Judge ofProbate.
true Copy-Attest
3w46 EDWIN s. HOVER Register
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AUCTION SALE
BY o w E N T. G o .
Plaster Statuary

IN THURSDAY, 23d inst, az o O'Clock, A. NJ, at the
" Office of the AucIioneers. beautiful collection of
Plaster Safuary and Ornaments, some new and SPLEEN
did figures. OWEN Il CO Auctrs.
BAH, May 81, 1850. 1w4s
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Wanted.

a AMERICAN girl, to do the work i n a
"a small family. Inquire at this Office.
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Tothe Honorable 4rnoli Blaney Esquire Judge Of Pro-
bate ,rithin aud for the County Of Lincoln =
RESPECTFULLY represents Dorcas Farnham, adj
IL mnsrarx Of the estate of Joseph Farnham Sd late
of Boo,hbay, i'll said County, deceased that The personal
estate said deceased is sufficient by the of
six hundred and thirty dollars the just debts
which he owed: she therefore prays that she may be
empowered and licensed sell much of the Real
tate of the said deceased may be sufficient raise
the said sum with incidental charges. And whereas
partial sale OF any entire portion, the residue would be
greatly deprecated she prays that she be licensed
and empowered 10 sell the whole thereof, including the
revision Of dover in the
DORCAS FARNHAM
LINCOLN, sta Probate Court held Wiscasset
,cthtn and for the County OF Lincoln the 9th day
May, 1850:
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered that the SAIL Petit
TONERS give notice oal persons interested said
10 appear at Court of Probate be holden a, Wiscas
set on the first Monday Of June next by causing copy
OF said petition with this order to he published three
weeks successfully previous said Court the Eas
tern Times newspaper printed in Bath i'll said Coun
ty.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probats.
ATTEST: EDWIN s. HovEY, Register
true copy of the Petition and Order thereon
ATTEST: EDWIN S. HovEY, Register. 3w46
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. Q 81 { ii s..

In this city, child Of Thomas McFadden.
In Boston, l4th inst, Mr.. Benz. Ellis, former
ly Of Calais, aged q years.
In Eastport, Eth inst, Mrs. Lucinda Bell,
aged IS years.
In Bloomfield, Sth inst, Mr.. Eben NJ. Cur
rier, formerly of HalloweIl, aged % years.
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Extra Potash.
Aprils, 1850

A LARGE supply Of Potash Of the very best anah,,y
fnr Inc pranfaetw'e Of soar for famf'y xss fnr ssie
=, ~. CIV Earke,by AG PAGE
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOKEN.

May lat 4a 50 lon 81, ship Leonidas of w,,r.n At.
April 80, lat IS 49, Ion 26, was ship Fo,.., n..
Lovett, from Liverpool for New York es' queen
April 7, lat 81 g. Ion 49, bark wyandot,e Of Rail 6
York for Limerick, out 10 days. ' ''
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DR.. L. Girardin,
Formerly Of Paris,

DR.. L. Girardin,
Formerly Of Paris,
"OULD inform his numerous patients on the
w Kennebec, that in future he will conhne
himself to Office practice, and be consulted dali
ly, personally or by letter, at his residence
. Elliot, I'd door from Washing
ton ST., BOSTON.
DR.. G. is a member Of the reformed prac-
tice, and mercury whatever, he was per-
formed the greatest curer Of any phys can living
in the following diseases, viz Spine and Hip
Complaints, lameness and deformIty Of every
description, consumption, phthsic, cancer, scrof-
ula, sore legs, fever sores, white dwellings,
dropsy, dyspepsia, erisipelas, liver complaints.
kidney and gravel, Female weakness, etc--and
all diseases which the human frame is apt to be
affected with.
" All communications directed as above,
(post paid) will be attended to immediately,
medicine sent 10 any part Of the Country as
usual.
Madam L. Girardin,
a, tho request Of number Of invalids, unable
10 visit Boston. will visit Bath, and remain a,
the Sagadahock House on WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY, 23d and oath of May
where she can be consulted gratis. Ladies
wishing TO consult one Of their own sex, we'll
qualified to treat such cases as the above, with
as much success as the DR.. himself, she being
perfectly acquainted wi,hall kinds Of medi-
cines used in his practice for the last fourteen
years.
Mrs. L. G. was graduated us female Phys
ician in 1924 in Paris, has been in extensive
practice ever since, she 10 very success.
fol in treating diseases incident to woman ana
children, her Office and residence 10 at ELI
| OF street, BOSTON, where all eommnnica-
tim. fno.t maid \ will be attended to. Medi.
cine sen, 70 any part Of the country.
April 20, 1850. Is
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VNHE subscriber respectfully announces to the
Il citizens Of Bath that he has just opened q
new and splendid OYSTER SALOON, in Har-
vey's Brick Block, Front st, where he will be
happy TO wait upon any who may call.
JOHN 8. YOUNG.
Bath, May 10, 1850. tf4S
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To the Honorable Arnold Bansy Esq Judge Of Pyo6a,s
tcifhin and for The County Of Lineolp:--

To the Honorable Arnold BIansy Esq Judge Of Pyo6a,s
icifhit and for The County Of Lineotn:-
DESPECTFuLLY represents Abel Stinson guardian
IL of Ruel Clark. Eliza Jane Clark and Martha Ann
Clark minors, heirs Of the late Henry G. Clark that
said minors interested in certain Real Estate siiun-
ted in Webster. in said County, and being the home
stead farm Of the late Henry Clark, Of said Webster
thai said esinte is reproductive and will yield in
sufficient pay the and keep the same in
repair and that will be for The interest of the said
that The may be Sold and the proceeds there
of put interest, he therefore prays that he may be
empowered and licensed 10 sell Real Estate at Pubic
Sale. ABEL STINSON.
BY J. w. RUSSELL.
LINCOLN. sat a Court of Probate held at Wis
caSset. within and for the County of Lincoln, the
9th day of May, A. D. 1850
On the foregoing petition Ordered, thai the said petit
toner give notice all persons interested in said estate
appear Court OF Probate be held al Bowdoin-
ham, the third Monday of Jne next, by causing
copy of said petition with this order 10 be published
three weeks successfully, previous said Court in the
Eastern Times, newspaper printed in Bath.
ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge of Probate.
Copy Attest EpwIS s HovEY, Register.
3wi7
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NG 81 t Z { 81 O. G S.

In Boston, Capt. Elbridse Huff of Boston,
to Miss Emeline Y. Palmer, of Edgecomb, Me.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

Y virtue Of liccrse from The Judge Of Probate for
ID the County of Li"coln, shall sell Auction the
lpey occupied by Obadiah F. Frost in Topsbam,
in said County, Saturday, the 18th day of June
O'Clock in the afternoon, the following described
real OF said Obadiah E. Frost, deceased, tho
ymen Of his debts and charges of SALE the home
stead of said deceased situated in said Topsham su-
ieci the right Of dover of his widow-also
vided half oi store and lot, with dwelling house,
subject 10 tie widows dover therein Terms and con-
litions of sale made known nj the time and place Of
sale Also lot OF land called the Morse Lot also his right
III The VIM Hunter fam, in Topsham full cx-
PLANTATION viii be given the time and place of sale
DAVID PATTEN,
Administrator OF the Estate of o. Z. Frost.
Topsham, May 10, 1880 3w47s
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Combs! Combs! Combs.

SILVER, Shell, Buffalo and common Horn-bacL
y COMBS-Side combs, Fine Combs, Pocket-combs
Round Combs for Children &c, for sale by
}6 Il. ii. G. MARSTON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

NEw YoRK, April l. The Cotton market is
quiet to-day, with sales of 500 bales at prices
slightly in favor of buyers. Flour and Grain
unchanged :. Mess Pork $40, Prime 50 ST..
Lard steady. .Molasses quiet. Coffee dull
1000 bags fair Domingo have bees sold at $40.
Sterling dull. Stocks improving.
Sailing OF tho Crescent City.
The steamship Crescent City sailed to-day for
Chagres with $40 passengers.
Sentence OF Professor Webster.
AT Boston, to-day, sentence of death was passed
on Professor Webster, convicted of the murder Of
Dr. Parkman.
Funeral OF MFR. Calhoun.
WASHINGTON, April LIN the Senate, to-day,
Mr. Butler pronounced an eloquent eulogy on the
Hon. John G. Calhoun. He was followed by MIR.
Webster and Mr.. Clay, who also paid beautiful
tribute to the memory of the illustrious licensed
The funeral will take place tomorrow, in the
Congressional Cemetery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

DIsuNIoN.-A correspondent of the Augusta
Republican, among other rash things about the
Union, says 1t is time, sir, that we should all
begin to familiarize ourselves not only with the
possibility, but with the necessity Of dissolution
But why should not the people Of Georgia ana the
sand times that we would dissolve the Union before
we would submit to further aggressions. The tune
mas come when we must make good our threats or
forever hold our peace. What man is there who
enteIains any belief that the North will do US ius.
uce Who is there that believes that any com.
promise las they call itl that can be made, will be
any more than yielding on our part. merely "a
~. shneoslage large demands for the future Now is
VIC unie 70 settle the ques6on-there are only two
10Y % 40 the one is to acknowledge ourselves
me ysssais OF the North for all time % come The
Snel 70 dissolve the Union and it is time for the
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North Brothers,

Corner Of Magazine and Common streets, NeO Orleans.
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVE at all times on hand large and well assorted SooA
II consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
10, A and Twled LOWELL COTTONS;
"a, 7-S, A and Twilled white and brown COTTONS;
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LlNSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy colored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red yellow and green FLANNELs;
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light C0TToNADEs and DENNIS, for plan.
taons:
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs. for Negros,.
Blue, black and mixed sATINETS;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks and Baregss.
English CALlCOES, Merinos, Alpaeas and Bombazetta;
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloysst
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white, figured and colored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MBSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUBSCRIBERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
land Also.
A great variety of FANCY GOODS such as are ReneF.
ally sold BY the trade, which they offer to purchasers on
favorable terms. ia1s Am2dnNW
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-Just as we are going
| to press, we learn that the steamer H. S. Smith,
which left here on Sunday evening for Apalachi.
cola took hre about thirty miles below this city,
and was entirely consumed. She had on board
about one thousand bales Of cotton all or the most
Of which was burnt Our informant who ESCAPED
from the boat, was not able to state whether any
lives were lost, owing to the fact that some of the
crew and passengers escaped to the east, and some
to the west bank Of the river, and there had been
no communication between them up to the time OF
his leaving. We win, when we learn them give
full particulars CokUmbMs Gal Enc, 26th III
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For Mayors
We authorized 70 announce A. ID. CRossMAN, tbs p
incumbent. candidate for Ssslecion, in April next.
crssssnt-PIsaso announce the name of JOIN NJ.
Edo acanddas for the Office of Mayor of this city, at the
BELL a. ri election and Obigs many friends in the
ensuing A. THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
IRE: Please announce me as Candidate fu
Msssr: Edit. 10y Of the city EleC'iOn in April next
SA In ]. SPAR, independent c,,y...,
For Mayor, THomAA IA Friend-to be elected n AMI
Candidate-the Poor Ma fy19
next. cOFder;
Eds Crescent: Please annoN. 1M1No is candidate 70,
palty No. One, that w. M. r. MANY VoTERs
Recorder, and will be supported by
mhl6 # - UNA BALpw1E In.
Eds. Crescent Please announce JosA Tdate for resls
Recorder Of Municipality No. Two, cara ID irrespectiya
ton in April next and that he viii be 'uppcT. PEOPLE
Eds. cresesnt--Pease announce L. U. GGEsA. soonS
Independent candidate for the Office of Recorder Of thea
| Municipality, and oblige lfylll MANY V0TsHA
Mayors Court.
PERRY S. WAKEFIELD is candidate for the office Of SEQ
ond District Attorney. Election by the people the fourth
EJ, creseent Have the goodness CHARLES
8 REESE ESQ as candidate for the office of Second Dis
trict Attorney Election fourth Monday Of April L.,
'p- Captain Of Ihe Watch.
mas Rb.pv offers himself as a candidate for Captain Of
! the Night Watch of the Second Municipality APPS
Stsssrs Editors Please announce Capt HENRY FoREo
nddate for the office Of Captain of the Watch Of Mu
nicjpal- No. Two. Election the fourth MOndayin April
| Rpl NJ ara. IMAM,
TxDvpvxD, TIcKEr.-We present to the votss OF the
Seventh Ward candidates for Aldermen.
W,r LIAM BARNES,
| - Y BRueMENs,
4 l... 1870 ''e called at Charles Meyers Coffee
sup9ec' 70 meeIns Circus Streets Monday Night
| asI % e . " , SS ""U FRIENDS THE WARD.
mis- zs VIZ. - 'venth Ward, Second MI.
nic1.,;,v va H. nou;o,a NJ S " DALTON, an ndspSn
uehi cahuua's ior Alderman AZ 'hs ~ MANY VOTERS.
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COMPLIMENTARY BEEEFIr BALL.--Ths grand oompi.
nsniary Benefit Ball. given by the young men of New Or.
leans and Iaiayette to Mr. Frederick E Bruns 4 10 come
on a. ne Commercial Exchange this evening We under.
ssAnd mat M the arrangements for the occasion have been
MADE on eeale quite magnificent The Hall has been fitted
~ ye o. great tese and elegance Hoppfs celebrated
hraE band have kindly rendered their services A,,anga
menh have been made with the running to Lafayette for
Tee transportation, in each direction, until clock in the
Of peons attending the ball from The upper part Of
me o and Lafayette Indeed. nothing SO far as we have
learned haa been lef nndone that could ontbu,e 4, ~
fpenaoF and the endowment Of the OCCASION Il Is Intended
complementary benefit to Mr. Bruns chiefly on account
o. bis iats .sronS loss in the destruction by fin Of the Ter
fshols s.s The benefit well deserved a. ii grace
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sKuoNn DISTRICT ATTORNEY our notice
Of Mr. ,WarfeId, we stated that there was another
Eentienlsh shortly to be IN the field We now an
nounre Ar. 2. s. Rees. This gentleman is well
vsrAed IN the criminal law, both in theory and
practice, as he proved during the term he acted as
District Attorney, in the simmer and fall Of 1s4s
Like Mr. Warfeld, he is an active, industrious and
attentive lawyer, and very respectable advocate
Voter. cannot go amiss in voting for either of these
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

hobby AvowED.-Whatever may be said by
some of the advocates of the Nashville Convention.
as to its Interior objects, the desire and necessity
Of holdingi to save the Union. we have in the
article taken from the Fairfield Is. c. Herald
which we give below, the bold assertion of the
editor, that an overwhelming majority Of The yeo
pie Of Sonfh Carolina are in fapor of dtsunio,,
Disuni0as. - We cannot credit the rumor F,
says a correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, atha
MIR, Calhoun, having recovered his health in q
measure, has expressed himself decidedly and
warmly in favor Of dissolution Of the Union a
every and all hazards. II is said that he regard,
the dissolution as inevitable, and consequently ex.
pedient and desirable" II Mr.. Calhoun did ex.
press himself thus, he has said nothing less than
what an overwhelming majority of the people d
his State mxiously desire.
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On the I'd inst, PETER THOMAS RIcKET, son of Mr. F.
Ricket and Julia Horstmann
w. Sedley and Ellen Johnson VI
On Tuesday morning, I'd inst CECILIA JoIcR a native
of Athone, county Roscommon Ireland
On Sunday, 3lst nit, FLOREHcE ApELA Youngest child
of Caroline A. and Napoleon B. Kneass
A. s. Fr9ncsvile, Col; ROBERT LAWSON
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BRITIsH STEAMER.-The royal mail steamer
Midway, Capt Symons, arrived at Mobile Point
on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, three days from
Havana. She left Southampton on the ID ult
Bermuda, the 10th; Nassau, 23d, and Havana the
2sth, from which places she brings mails.
The Mobile Register of Tuesday says:
Mr.. Bankhead, her B. M. Minister to Mexico, is
passenger on the steamer, and IS Others She
| brings 1000 bottles of quicksilver on freight
The gentleman who furnished us with the above,
has placed under further obligations for the fol-
lowing shipping intelligence
The U. ). schooner Flirt arrived at Havana on
the 9Th. The frigate Raritan was off the harbor
when the Medway left. The steamer Georgia
sailed on the oath with 1900 passengers for Chagres.
The Medway left this morning at daylight for
VeraCruz and Tampico.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

WETuMPKA.-The State Guard, of Wetumpka
Ala. says that very marked improvement has
already taken place in the business aspect and
prospects of that city in consequence of the plank
road enterprises being so promptly and energeti-
cally entered upon. New buildings going up and
old ones in progress of repair stores opening,
population increasing, etc. etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

10 Among the features Of the last meeting of
the horticultural Society of Philadelphia, was a
patch of Strawberries 8 feet by in size exhibited
by Benjamin Daniels, the gardener of Caleb Cope,
Esq, the President of the Society. The collection
was lusciously attractive in appearance, and con-
sisted Of six varieties
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

Travis IN MINNEsoTA-By E. S. Seymour. =
This territory IL rapidly filling up with substan.
dial population. and will soon be claiming admit.
tance into the Union. Any work. written in :
readable style, which gives description of this in
tereEling country will be read. This book give,
spirited Aketches u scenery and life ii minnesota
and descriptions Of It's physical geography and 90
litcai and social progress. For sale at Steel's.
MINNESOTA is the region OF romance. Here
yet fingers the indian-his light canoe yet ghdes
Oyes the lakes-the beaver yet dams up The ponds.
We think Of il IS the land of itch furs. Amid its
wlids the hunter pursues his game, and after
months Of hazard and PFivation, floats down its
streams with his boat laden with the costly fruits.
% De ssuandered in few days. II is singular
phshomsnon that men who have toiled for months,
Gu, on Fom all social pleasures, should plunge into
reckless dissipation But so it is with die sailors
with the mahogany cutters-witb the g,tbsrsr. Of
the Paraguay hefb-with the Minns.o,s b,,,,.r,
with Che gold diggers. The town u s, p.,i /.
ons o. those wonder towns which spring m bv
force Of ciIeumstanees-and its history Il nir ~
ample Of the rise and progress Of the towns ~ ~.
West From is lively paper, llor the be- IA ,hs
printer are the pioneers Of civilizationA w. ,osl
an extract bringing news from the frozen Nor,h
We cemEnend the book to those who wish 10 j.. !.
form themselves about this magnificent country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

CHILDISH MURDER" Mother, guess the
baby won't cry any more, for I've killed it and
thrown it out doors" The Dedham Mass Dem
ocrat relates that these are the words which little
girl in that town, only four and half years old,
addressed to her mother, upon her return from a
short absence; and that the baby was found un-
der the sink spout with cut upon its wrist from
which il had bed almost To death