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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
Public No,ire,

mo all TO whom these presents shall come
i greetig: Know that whereas certain
amount Of school bills due from school district
No. one ir Iowa City, Township to II. w. La
throp for services rendered as teacher in the
school Of said district have been placed in my
hands for collection.
lav Of of October, suits will be commenced 10
recover the same without delay.
DANIL S WARREN Sec'y.
By order Of NE Board Of Directors,
Iowa City Township, School District.
No. one Oct. It'll. 1850.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
Interesting to the Ladies!
The Greatest Intention ofih Age

vTHORNTON'S COMPOUND WASH MIX
L ture-the greatest labor saving compound
ever invented. Ladies pay particular atten-
ton to ths-for the sum Of 50 cents you can
now buy an article that will do your washing
Six Months without scarcely any labor and
without straining or injuring the clothes in any
manner whatever.
The proprietor Of the above named Com
pound, after years of experiments and study has
at leagth the pleasure OF offering this valuable
chemical compound to the public which he will
warrant to be as good as represented. No fam-
ily should be without it, as il saves vast a
mouat Of labor. Directions on the bottles
None genuine without the signature Of ]. Thorn.
ton, proprietor. For sale by
LIB s. o A PATTERSON,
Iowa City, Iowa, who are General AGENTS fol
the Western States. Persons desiring agencie:
will please address them. Aug IA, 80
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08

N. B. The Public arc particularly
cautioned against new counterfeit
which has just made its appearance
called w. B. Farrells Arabian Lini-
ment. REMEMBER THAT THE GENu-
me HAS Fl. G.. before Farrells.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
Dissolution OF Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
/ the undersigned in the Livery Stable BUSH
ness. is by mutual consent dissolved. John r.
Van Fleet is fully authorized TO collect all debts
in favor OF The late firm, and has assumed the
nav meat Of all the obligations thereof.
ga SHsAtJ0HK II. VAN FLEET,
t CHARLES ]. SWAN.
ynlv Kin 1890 ~
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
The Opinion of an Old, Experienced and
,f5 II Scientific Eayrier.

F+sss91f ~ bS0HyaC AuSSNS'
p WAsHINGroN, Iowa, June rs, 1879.
From The speedy and permanent cures, both
on man aud beast, which your Arabian -Lini-
ment is performing, l do not hesitate 10 pro-
nounce il the Great Remedy Of the Age" /
have practice doctoring horses for these TWEEN
ty years, and have tried all the various lini.
ments, ointments, &C. so much pulled up in the
pupers; but mSst say that II. G. Farrell's
Arabian L;ui ment exceeds any that ever made
use oil. By its use, have cured Sweeny and
SPAWN long after they had been pronounced in
durable, and have cured more than fifty hor-
ses this season with your Linimenl, embracing
every shade Of disease, from scratches and
bruises up to SPAWN, Ring Bone aud Sweeney.
can also bear testimony OF its COOL effects on
the human sy stem. was confined nearly all
last winter TO my room with Rheumatism, and
could get nothing TO help me, until | commence
ed the use Of your Lihiment, which entirely
cured me. 37a2 VIM. r. CRIMES.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
THE IOWA CAPITAL RElPORTER J.

ts II lhE
AND MARINE INSURANCE
orHA1TF ND, Uo1g1sH0TxCUT.
CAPITAL STOCK $4,000
THE undersigned, Agent Of this old well know i
! Company Is fully authorized to insure DsceL-
ino, stores, Hoteis, Warehouses, ss, Msnracscrics,
Barns, etc. etc. etc. Also, on H0neekod FurnstWs,
and Goods. Wares and Merchandise contained or
stored therein, against loss or damage BY
Z s1e7s2 = FIRE.
Also on Dry Goods Groceries, AfaMg}ncfured Goods,
Produce, Hoxsthoid Furniture Lire STOCK, and euery
other description of or persons! Propcrfy
shipped or to be shipped per good steam boat, or
boats to and from points the Western waters, or
between Eastern cities Ivia Lakes or other inland
routel and any towns in the Western country, a.
gainst the hazards Of
Inland transportation.
Also, upon shipments Of Goods, Wares ana Mer'
chandize, per good vessel or vessels, between New
orleans and Eastern ports-between New Orleans
and other Gulf ports-between all American ports
and English or European Ports, or to any maratime
port in the Atlantic waters, against
Pcrils Of the Sea.
For terms OF insurance,--also pamphlets con-
tanning further information apply to.
[ JOS. r. FALES,
| ~ Agent Protection Ins. Co.
Iowa City, April, II, 1850.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
KENTUCKY TU-AL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
.,C onryr>,--0,, r~,r

~ . AT CONVICTION, KY.
w. B. ROBBINS, President.
A. L. GREER, Vice Presidsnt.
]. r.. PAYSON, Secretary.
R0ard Of Directors.
w. B. ROBINS, J. 5. MORGAN,
A. L. GREER. J. b. CASEY.
R. M. WITHERs. 81. WALKER,
" ]. +. MoREHEAD, Solicitor.
r. PRETLOW, M. D. Physician.
J. B. CASEY, Chm. Com. en- Finance.
THE terms upon which this Company ins, re
i Lille are peculiarly favorable to the Insu ey:
much more so, il is believed, than the t., ms
Of any other Life Insurance Company. to- it:
The great security afforded in Guaranty
Fund OF 100000, SEC, 900 of which has been
paid in Cash. and $4,000 secured in the safest
manner, by Bond and Mortgage Of Real Estate;
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the
rates OF other Companies, and more equally
g. aduated;
Insurance for the benefit of married women
secure from the creditors OF their husbands;
The insured not liable 10 assessments for
losses;
No extreme hazards taken b. this Company;
An annual dividend to all policy holders, pay
able in Cash; also, additions made to Life Poll
cieS every nVe years;
Notes takenin part for premiums;
Policies issued upon application without de-
lay, causing no loss Of Insurance to the parties
Lives Of either sex insured between tn. ages
Of fourteen and sixty, inclusive, for one year
or for life, q
The Pamphlets and tracts peblished by tbs
Company will Be found to contain, much valua
'e & ss' 's Rs"s'
4 Also, anexamihasion Of the plans OF the othe
Mutual Companies Of this country. and ful
explanation Of the plan proposed by this Com
pany, together with various tables, one show
ing the rates Of premium for the term OF life, {
several Companies, compared with the rates I
/, this Company, and atolher giving the rates
this Company, for all ages and terms at whic
Insurance is made.
9 Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, ar
applications received and forwarded by
: JOS T. FALES, Agent at Iowa City.
Or M J MORSMON, Medical Examiner.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
PATIENTS

IA
cannot be too often reminded that in all obstinate
cases, larger doses and per cverancc will finally eff
feet cures except in those cases where nature is
altogether exhausted before this medicine Of heal
ing powers was used.
Foa I'm ther information see pamphlet on Purga
tory, by Dr.. Brande,h, which may be had withou
without charge fromfhe agents for the sale of the
Pills, which proves that by drawing the impurities
out of the frame by means OF BrandetRs Pills, u
the Only possible means Of striking the root of al
diseases; thus making every one who uses then
their own physicians.
| The barbarons and inhuman practice of bleeding
cupping leechng, is hoped, will be soon be explod
ed, as experience has proved that we have to d.
nothing but use Brandeth's Pills, which take the
impurities out of the system alone, leaving the good
blood 70 build and strengthen the body; while, alb
sracine the blood takes its good as well as its bad
| parts. We soon, in few hours, recover from an
excessive purgation with Brandeth's Pills, but II
takes weeks to recover from single blood letting
Be sensible, and never be bled. ~
The Brandeth Pills are sold at 25 cents per box
by one agent cry town tine United states, and
in almost every city throughout the world. Let all
be careful where they buy or they will obtain a
counterfeit. Buy only OF men whose character you
know TO be above mean an action as TO sell false
for the true Brandeih's Pills. Observe the six
SIGNATURES of DIR. Braadeth on each box.
PRINCIPAL BRANDERTHIAN OFFICE NO. 24i
BRoDWAY, NEW YORK, UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
r5.Address all letters concerning agencies or ad-
vice, to Dr. Brandreth, as above. AL such letters
must be post paid. m20 i3t.
List Of Agents.
Brandreth's Pills are sold at % cents per box,
with English and German directions.
The following are the duly appointed Agents:
F. Sanxay, Iowa City,
O. H. Prior & Co.. Brighton,
Kendall g. Mcfarland, Washington,
Adam Graham, Rocheste
J. c. Halleck, Paston's Grove,
II. Hall, Upton,
A. Gillett, Marion,
M. L Barber, Cedar Rapids,
A. Robb. Dewitt,
E. 81. Wood, Sabula,
d. $. Swaney, Van Buren,,
d Sears & Mitchell. Springfield.
Nathan Butterworth, Anhr'w,
w. T.. Jennings, Bellview.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
Aneurism or Enlargement Of the
Heart. Arteries, Piles. &C.

Use the Pills to or three times W elk, in doses
sufficient to purge freely; and when a paroxism
comes on, fearless of the pills must be made,
down with six or eight, and in little while repeat
the doses do this until the bowels strongly purg
ed. This effected, the danger is over for that al
tack. Angina pectors and stone in the gall bladder
are treated IN the same manner; and although con-
sidered incurable by the medical Profession, ane
cured by the use Of Brandeth's Pills. Piles
cured by Brandeth's Pills. In severe attacks the
coses must be full; six ar eight for few disease
comes on the treatment OF other diseases, II is
good sign; use nothing but the Pills, and, an out
ward apple aton cold cream or lard, and make fire.
quent use of cold water locally. Where there have
been pectorai affections, as asthma, consumption,
&C., perseverance will be required with the pills
to effect permanent cure. But any other course
will assuredly bring on the pectoral affection.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
Robert Kinds, Postmaster. says:1

Robert Kinds, Postmaster. says:J
CEREsTowN, Pa. March 81, l849.
One woman has used your Liniment with
great success. She had lost the use Of &c. legs
for III, ee years, the cords beirg contracted sol
that her legs were bert as much while standing
as rs natural for the position OF the legs while
sitting, and she could not bend them in The least;
but by the use OF II. G. FarrelPs Arabian Lini-
ment she is now able TO walk with ease, and
has straight limb. ] have found il most ex-
ceilent remedy for horse flesh; also, for every
thing which requires an external remedy.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
Sun Pain flo years. Standing cured by H.
G, EaYreirs .frabinn Liniment,

Sun Pain Of 10 years. Standing cured by Fl.
G., EarreiEs .frnbian Liniment,
Mr.. II. G. FaRRELL.-Dear Sir: had been
afflicted with the :sSun p in'' for the last ten
years, and could never get relief except by
bleeding; but by the nss Of II. G. Farrelfs Ara
ban Liniment. applied over the temples about
three or four times a day, il was entirely re-
moved, and have felt nothing OF it since
went into the stable one night, to apply it to a
horses sore leg, and being very lame he stun.
bled and fell against nv lie 5, crushing and
bruizin them so badly that they turned black
as my hat, rendering them powerless. APP
piled your Liniment, and was well enough in a
few days to 60 about again as usual. also
crushed my finger in a shocking manner, by
letting back log fallupon il; your Liniment
soonnealedit up, though.
La Sale precinct, Peoria CO. H., Feb, q as.
Be sure yon get the genuine II. G. Farrel's
Arabian Eminent, as there are counterfeits 10
circulation. Unless the letters H. G.. are be-
| fore Farrells, il is COUNTERFEIT. His sigma
| ture is also on the wrapper of each bottle, and
| these words blown in the glass bottle, "H. G
| Farrell's Arabian Lniment. Peoria "
| Manufactured ONLY by III. G.. Farrell, sole
| inventor and proprietor, and wholesale drug.
| gist, Nol7 Main street, Pc ria. Ills to whom
all communications must be addressed; and 70,
sale by
l.. B. s. 0. A.PATTERsON, Iowa City.
| ENOCH OvERMAN, Overman's Ferry.
N. p. COOPER, Washington,
PHILLIP GORE, Columbus City,
| S. r. TRIP, WapelIo,
VIM TOOLE, Too!sborough.
and regnla ly authorized agents all over tn,
| United States.
| nFCail and get a arrier Book free n
charge!
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
Jacob Townsend,
iscooerer Of the Genuine
s SASAPARILLn.
Old Doet{
The original
.TOWNSENl


THERE are 81 of speculators who being both
II Ignorant I nd .pripcped, seize upon anything,
by which they Cd delude the public and Till their
own pockets. n u great Sarsaparilla root ns q
cure for all form III disease, has induced many of
these men TO att( hpt to palm off some compound
sarsapariiia. III country has been flooded with
purchase them. the only result ha: been cruel
na,s ~ ~ ,ye esct u.on ibs "a
t;eni. can hut N down upon the manufacturers
the eondcn,nstio a deceived public.
n NrT, Tl1 TurCE LiTyMpTrCy
..... ~. 49, 80, h..
men nss "au - .,,", uo,nr;o''s sonr rer.
VIZ e1Psooeo. eier W ula ~ i.osoiio ~. 4
%en,sg cT%p me nr;,ne,. and his article is
~. ~cvn M r. markell AT ary price 10 get rid
of n.
: II Il: any desire Aofor this we only ask them to
step into any lis drug store and enquire for
8. r. Townse saparilla. The day for creating
a reputation Id,cine BY newspaper pulling
az reai ~. Of time
Whilst of most of the Sarsaparllla
Extrac{s
ny tn W ArcE N.DN
- u - -, I. -. y, 1900 49,
~ ~ VIZ puo'e' a,u
" = s.c pic s,,
49," 1. ).
l1yltH xeent 10
r~~y na ,yN-E TRL4L.
paril,a iiAai u honeg syrup, prepared by
scientific 4 manufacture OF which the
highest knd chemistry, and the latest dis
cover,es OF have all been brought INTO
requisit,on.
Prepared inS way His MADE the mos' power
ful agent in ting M,
CURE FOAI.NVU .NE RHbLE DlO-
E.ANES
| H., 200 he,r recommendations unon
nna 'a .;,s for, ,.n. women and children.
w. so, 49, ,ar Iirtean or tyentv hotties Of
you nave I'M p. Townsend and others and
80, = - ni;or MA even iniurv draw not The unrea-
| .nn "a ,,ni,st conclusion that the
| UscJriN.E CaDvaD anna
uE1N Ci'tG ~ ao01 =. LA'',
Preparedby om -. Jacob fo"Hse"d' 10 a'so "oi'"-
less, or slmar'articie.
i VI GO TO HE.fDQ U.7K IEKS
Ana we will 10 rrrapf YOU will derive more benefit
i from, on = hottie oCthis
i DIrDC IN Mf,C NIP 4yED INA
i ~ 49,
Il DUL IEkHIED nix lille,
I Than from all the others which you have used.
TIME Proprietcrs Of this Sarsaparlla having beer
j compelled by the unparalleled success which has
attended the safes in "Thc West,''tO open branch
office IN Cincinnati Ohio that their customers ma,
be promptly supplied desire'that the public should
distinctly understand that they are not connected II
any way with the manufacture Of an article knowr
as
y. Il. lOVNNEJVD O17ho.7Fs7hIL'
LII VIM Es
2 w, co,,a Jain no credit or advant,ge no.b;n,
+, Nd las ind;onation and WRATH from disapponte,
AGENTS and purchasers nv being IDENTIFIED will
2 rim ar his peculiar productioIs III sasa
TIyaT TT, NV RE ENDWn
!; IN ,son,n 81 -. ,r,. a,,,c's !, No.. vor.
,vhara hath are nianufacturea we invite the attan
,.n,on of Dealers. ana Consume re 10 the followin
Card of the first Retail Druggists IN that city II
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
FIRST,

our experience and observation have satisfied us
that the Old Doctors sarsapariila possesses more
medical power and virtue than S. P. Townsend's,
and the testimony of the public would seem TO be
the same, and we always make it a matter Of con-
cience and duty when two articles bearing the same
name and purporting to cure the same disease are
in market to state that which we consider the best.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08

THERE are a cd
i ignorant. and \
by which they Cd
own pockets. y
cure for all form
these men to att
which theg label .
Sarsaparilla. III
these compound
purchase them, l
disappointment.
ed up without 2
tient, con bat b
the condcninxtiO
ONE o.
Which has had y
usf erDlOded.
menting compo
been compelled ID
| now thrown mi
| Of il.
If any desire
step into any
8. r. Townsel
a reputation
I and forged q
| Of real tSori
| Whilst I
Extrac{s
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08

Henry L. Parsons, NJ. D., Geo. A
J. Wintereil. NJ. D., II. D.
F.. X. Pafer, D., +. $.
VIM. N. Gilonriso, NJ. D., J. w.
J w Sicight, NJ d, II c Pr
Philip Merklc, NED, E L de
CG Norgust, NJ \, John H
stephen d Leed1 Gabriel
A Hotchkiss,Jr Miles |
e NJ Wright, z Mar!
] HAYWOOD, Bcnjam
James Prescott, D y BE
Paul Mead, Joseph
Charles C Smith Albert
i Badeau. Alexnd
" parker. Alfred
lanes D Nor Samuel
Lucas ParsoI ID d Ia
Charles HEX Joshua
n v Bush. - Morille
VIM B Madl y, A Il Ca
Chyrlessx DR. Fra
=; :: !! J! !! !
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08
s, p. TUWNsE.ND'S SARS.Ap.4RIL-

We could gain no credit or advantage, nothing
hut loss, indignation and wrath; from disappointed
agents and purchasers by being IDENTIFIED with
him or his peculiar productions. ii3 s9%
TINT IT My BE KNOWN
What is thought Of me true article in New York.
where both are manufactured, invite the atten-
tentioh of Dealers. and Consumers 10 the following
Card of the first Retail Druggists that city. II is
doubly valuable coming from this source--for it is
only the retail dealers who become acquainted with
tho character of medicine. '
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-08

And the reason nv we hear CONNIE ndations upon
every side, fromAaen, women and children.
If YOU have us ten, fifteen or twenty bottles OF
Sarsanarill, ma1by s. p. Town send and others, and
found no relief AID injury. draw not the unreal
sonable and unjust conclusion that the
GENUINE S.qRSyAP.ARfLLA,
Preparedby Old n. jacob To,cnsend is also worth
less, or a slmlararticle.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-08

Aprioatios.-An application was made yester.
Day. before Recorder Caldwell, to admit 10 bai,
thpe or four slaves, the properly Of Mary TAYLOR.
who are charged with stabbing Mr. Banner. on
Philippe street, on Sunday night LAST. The prin.
cipa, (ths pany who, il alleged, actually stabbed
The man in question. Mr.. Banner.) slavs named
Louisa, y not yet in The hands Of jntice. what
disposition the Recorder will mako Of ths matter
remains y yst untold.
a Ks.--On The oh Of Ocober will BE- ssamiped
John Harrington, on the charge Of nultjne. aiker
tho most dangerous fashion, ons Alexander For.
sythe. with cotton hook and : stick. Fonythe i
0sdly used up. judging by Appearances.
Ssisdl;ss. IN. ]. Psarson i g BE- examined
haiars Recorder Caldwell, on the 10Th instant. 81
ths charge Of swindling The charm i $3.50 81
John Daniel Goods, Of New Orleans. Who aver.
shat b conveyed by private sals betore hobart ].
Kerr. Nosary Public, two slaves for |. con,idsra.
ton Of tl4Co. The money has not been paid. and
Goods sweass thas Il biz belisf that Psanon does
mot intend 70 pay him. 7' z
MoccaIs JsAs. % lloccaain John alias John
Clayton, was brought up yesterday on the charge
Of vasIancy Recorder Caldwell, on the fullest
investigation sent the ACCUSED % ths Work. house
for sixty days, and The papen iu,the csse to the
First District Court
AnetAw Sssimdlsv. - The Bedford (Indiass>
Standard notices the slopement q another contlac-
tee = he New Albany and Michigan Railrsad.
His nans u AlVinsa Finns. He drew 5000 aad
thsn lsh Before he s,artsd he transfsrred de
chief part y biz property to one Wooster. whom
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-08

Isbseee-ws hsard Of ~ Of 10 Lids = p.ivass
t9ee.
s.sar ~ lGs.asss-s.sI ,sss ssl.as 4 ssrn~
pdcm - ~ m
F1suf-1h~s wss nh inquisy It Gsm pices. vii -,
1t mo- bb iAsladsg n bbs Fiss at - IS 100 ~ 49,
wssht. espsans. q - y; 80 9. Louis in I'm = ~
~: = - sooSAs 3o. seod bsaad. q ~ o. -
Ind ~ sxtEa nllnois ct ~ 30 2 Dbl.
9rain-Ccn was IN bsii9 request snd W nsticAd slss
q co SEEKS tnolsdins 4 eks inferior st u: Go whi.e
yellow and mixsd ii TWO lots ct 0sO: and l0Q vhe 4
- 0ais IS asAs 81. Louh hsosght &.
vbushol. -
Previasns-Ws hsara Il no tsnsassn, in Pouk Of apy
meneat. OF Bacon Is tisceg ssgaresrsd Hams sod Il
Ike d. =
Race-ealn Is t;ace from IL landing q I. sud IS :,
Hkc b. On time sddias iatsses. ss,
Whisky-Th pinaipal siswas lco bib Rssiasd 4 ~
gallon. M s77.V5 "a
kxchanss-Dsnsnd linitsd I'd n.= Ibwsr, " nv
qlsts fs =
Etes'. NJ
NEW xosk axty-day Bib ............2k o3 y q dkse
1asht Cheaks % NswYesk Observation-Disclosures %,
fSeishts-Two ships were TAKEN Ia Liverpool n g16d
and one fR HavTs 1t ll-16c Ia Cs4tsn. : 81 :
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s' CHARITY DAL1.
reR THs sS1aslr o. z4s
Re1oeAle Orphan saol1g,e1oo /.

A ON CAMP sTRRHT,
slh "A BALL VII - given u he An $50
- nV11 " ~, % Camp nIsss on eAT0a-
e =. fEMAiF ohPHAN AsYLuH. 90
o TS ss Arr H.%oy Ham, bas asd d.eos sn o.s
The following gentlemen mys hsaly volunteered s.Is
'9.sPh Mstsr Governor a. b. 1eh Gspo yaes
n Csiavs Psrs Seusensau, Richard haian, (pa o. Msrn
AN tr:n Msndevlls Marlsny, yehh T. Ees Robs Sped
Ssn' u Wiainon Louis Borsoh, ms q P&{s Wm. Dan
~ wH W WOOD Jamss nobb, r Benjama ~ r. Cssns,
II Edyarda Hsoes b. VI fafRsy JSso't ~ baS a. r.
C,mpeon Lssds r Darsll @. csad1in. Mak3 Alma,
fr Z. L. holiday, VIM ?. Roybur1 nesl3 IT. "a
llncs Cns CastiloJ0 LmbsF b =. noeksS r ~ k11a.
zen J1e ssysr Hyppots hosssy, L-o1e Jokn EssW
e. = hennay q ~ Emsrscn, Thomas CusrsY d M He01kr1
nlonsy Storey Mclean. A. q. WILSON, i6ca joSS m
an r GcGnf = Ths ID D. Augusta Seneca Hcinst -
gasnng W Fleming lulss Rsait r Ds.srees Lc1s G1x
rABns = Aey paue byrns, L. WINTER 0eo n 6fiSkG
rAn reeqna Aex Deroes John O. Bvron GsoIas n
COY inn Edvs aotansh Hoppe B. r NSsept fHss d.
nelly Thona. waaon 1aasph -. bsrks janss r. sSjosSs
y.n PAT Obrla, N atrIps, john p Wsidss W@
ney ChsiScaost, q hsyas. Eisssl Hsaandss Js'
s. NM e re fvnsis Ts.asr. AnA Fseia, Laesu Du
1Hsnty Wn roIanca w@ nerpss, q Esua d. T. q ssSoss
Psyehaud, vcsca = Donls r. a. Ccins Phiiip Cayenssh
A. Lualos AuRu111o HOu1onN r..
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Steps are u length abeut 70 b taksl h Ireland.
% erect ismpls.tcmb to the nIsnosy If Daa'l.
O'Connell
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-08

Fsgnsfts.--Anne Kelly will BE- examined thi,
Day for assault and battery, said to have been com
mittea on the person Of Antonio Vinette.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-08

Voscb~.-G. F. Henningwersh, on ! charge d
vagrsncy, ~ yesterday ordered BY Rscordsr Cald-
well 70 find voucher.
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FxsS.-W. w. Smith and Adolphs vsner,
wsse fined e each yesterday, By Recorder Cald-
veil, for disturbing the peaee.
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