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numerals, Shells, Curiosities, Eastern
costumes and Household Furniture.
AT AUCTJON

he subscriber will sell his extensive collection of Mineral,
Cufosie and Eastern Costumes, with his Househod Fu,n
Auenoh' o" THURSDAY the 9th inst, at 4 ocoek p NJ
ms residence corner of Camp Mary streets, Lafayette
mhls 2ip' = n nr.n
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Cotton.

we refer our readers to the accompanying cir
GUAR OF Messrs. Talcott K Brothers, whose ntelli
gent and reliable opinions are at all times entitled
to high respect. These gentlemen, by their mode
ration and accuracy heretofore, have gained for
themselves very high reputation and their views
as to the extent of the present crop of Cotton we
think, will not vary much from the actual result.
We are pleased to learn that some of our large
estimate people were extensive purchasers yester.
day:
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John and NJ. o. Thurman, brothers, the former
being Postmaster at Sequa,chee, have been arrest
ed for robbing the Nashville and Chattanooga mail.
About 500 was found on them, identified, and SO.
cured.
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~, .Ak LIBRARY OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM
Inns vast collection numbers 100000 volumes,
winch are ranged on twelve miles of shelves
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TIE DxATH OF GEN. BRooKE-There was
rumor in town last evening, that this distn gushed
officer had died in Texas.
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Rev. r. B. STROUD lecturer the Orhoepical Mechar-
ism Of Language will deliver free introductory lecture. in
thu Lyoeun Hail. this evening, half past O'Clock on the
Analysis Of the Human Voice, and the Structure of Speech
Mr. stroud comes well recommended competent ectu
that most important branch of beeettres which in.
cudes the culture Of language with regard to its logical
historical and euphonious structure.
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Politics of Temperance.

q L. W p BOOTH will deliver address, on the above sub
isct on WEDNESDAY EVENING 10 inst at the of II Hall
% OF ehafes street.. Members OF Pelican Division l. and
~ " temperance In general are respectfully invited
mhl9 I,I,N IN pppI>, :,
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Gen. VIM. Cullen was unanimously nominated
TO represent the Nashville district in Congress, on
the 10th inst, by the wing district convention at
Gallatin.
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The USE OF THE GROUND NUT.-A correspon.
dent OF the Charleston Courier writes, that he lately
visited factory, near London, where the nut is
ground into oil, which is superior to that expressed
from the olive, as it never becomes rancid. The
shells are used to adulterate snuff The cake is
used for cattle. The nuts are imported from At
RIGA. The writer saw one hundred and forty-two
tons of the oil in the yats
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Dill aENoIs' CouRT.-Chrs,ian Prioker alias
~, was Yesterday brought before Recorder Genos on
M OF making free with the money drawer in beer
ou On ChsftFes street. Christian Young made an affidavit
s a' nc was absent from the counter few minutes
anu On ascertained that some one had been in the
money drawer lie Immediately made inquiries about the
anu every one expressed willingness TO be searched
On searching the prisoner, he found dollar concealed i; M
inning OF his cap, and thinking this oueer nj, 10. tn
money, he questioned him about it. His an.w.,, s,. oan
FUSED and unsatisfactory. and he had him arrested IN Tho
examination yesterday, Mr. Pr;ckler appeared mo omit,
than the testimony Of Young made him out 10 hs ana h
committed to appear before the First District Court.
Anguse Schwartz called up for examination nm tho
enafge OF stealing lot of iewey from the store of oseb
Whee In Charities street. The accused was empovad nv
.he complainant as workman and in the meantime the Ia,
ief missed considerable number of articles Schwartz
charged and subsequently, articles which were received
rom h were found in of several different pe
sons The case was one Auguste was sent down
Tor the consideration of jury
Mr. Charles Wilson brought up on a CHARGE of
Vagiancy ofhcer BoulOusa, who arrested him. made an
adaVt charging him with being most decidedly
ana suspicious person. following no honest IN
trial. ' N'' Disui'' .ouft iof
Mafga'et wilkinson called to account for nm a.aut
ana battery on George Remtich 1t appear, that the n
m noticed the accused kicking up great row. and desired
ei 70 uesst She Immediately proceeded to pelt him with
stones etc., whereupon he had her arrested She
was sent before the First District Court.
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Some days since, we found ludicrous instance
\ Of the confused metaphor, in some lines headed
~ Old Ironsides" They bore the initials g. w. p,
and at the moment, we supposed them the production
of well known poet, officer in the army of the
United States. The author, however, !, seems.
resides in Thibodaux. The last Minerva contains
reply to our brief CRITICISM So far as tyyttabilitv
is evidence of poetic genius, we now cheerfullv
recognize the right of G. w. p" to be one of the
poetic fraternity. If he publishes poetry, he must
expect criticism, and not lose his temper when
errors are pointed out We shall not waste space
in reply to his silly abuse of the Crescent he may
as well bay the moon. By all means, do stick
to your verses, such as they are. They less
expose You than your prose. However, as an act
Of justice to him, we publish the offending verse
and his defence:
But when the smiles Of peace descend,
The osss safas w,ng III IL. sw '. cps
As some great lion sleeps.''
Every scholar has heard of the winged lion' and
%s sy 10 Of h ,a gs f
sa, like an eagle initiating or lie at rest like an
s IN h hs s good stolen from
Ca%Dbs!i and Drake wsald thsi 4 ea II
beiyips SAIL Be called stealing IDEAS then am
s1E fsi sss G:vss Sssg
written for newspaper for pasme, and for fame, may
% pb5;
We will thank the editor to send us another
copy Of Old Ironsides," and we will either prove
the charge good, or make the amende honorable to
the testy poet. Though we may doubt his right
full claim to the poetry, one will ever question
the originality Of his prose.
MAGNANIMoUs-The True Delta of SATURDAY.
denounced the Legislature for not acting on the
amendments to the Constitution On Monday we
published the very amendments advocated by the
True Delta. and adopted by the Legislature. This
proved that the editor never examined the acts of
the Legislature which he thus denounces Yesterday
morning that paper publishes brief note from a
member of the Legislature which is preceded BY
these gracious remarks.
So The Depn not as Black as he is Painted If amman,
that among the of rubbish called the acts Of he last
General Assembly there was actually one providing for
Judiciary elective The snhoned letter on The Would
% W. should Sni %
some bank creature got into Mysteries the subject
Literary Notices.
The LONDON QUARTERLY, for January.
The London Quarterly, for January, to be found
at Morgans, contains ten articles. The first is
review of Cummings Hunter Life in South Africa.
This book has recently been republished in this
country. The author, a Scotch gentleman, seems
to have been the victim of cruel monomania. He
spends months in hunting the lions, elephants and
rver-horses of Africa, cut off from all the comforts
of civilized life and for no other object than the
mere thirst of blood
MAN is stern hunter"
The second article is devoted to the contempla.
ton OF character, totally unlike this modern MINI
Another interesting article 10 70
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ANOTHER CREvAssE.-Infomaiion was received
here, yesterday, that crevasse had taken place
about five miles up the river, the opposite side.
The crevasse was forty or forty.fve feet wide, and
the levee soft, and likely is give way altogether.
1t il on M. GardeFe's plantation.
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SALE OF JENNY LIMBS FURNITuRE-The furniture of
"eny Llha apartments, in Madame Ponalba's buildings
was yesterday sold auction and the occasion drew
large number of bidders The downy bed in which the
n,ghingae nestled after the fatgues of concert, brought
sio It'll beautiful article. and the possessor of coure
e himself nch In Its possession beautiful sold
for $751; and the balance of the articles brought ul nce
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The Histrionic Ball comes off to night.

The ST. CHARLEs.-Mr. Burke il making decided hit
IN his Yankee characters OF course his deineaons are
carcatures but most udcrousy skeched He deserves 10
draw full houses He il hard to beat even down East
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Mntaf0 n0mins. de te
Fdbuld narrdt1ir /?

In conclusion, have only add that the Delta for the
purpose Of avoiding the sting under the charge of abolition
% has totally perverted the whole point of the piece and
the Objectionable WORDS Except backs may be omitted
by those who at all Qualmsh on that subiect g.
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FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr.-Lsaiah Haslin va Thu po,.
Jv OF the Parish Of Orleans, right bank of the
this case rule taken for trial was yesterday
ny schmidt for plaintiff and p g. Wared for defendants
sun was brought for damages done private property
in making levee The rule was made absolut and
new trial granted NAN ."
some other cases came this Court but none of them
were Of any interest " ~
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much by filming him five dollars. We like to zee people pay
Tor such amusement. N
Margaet Daley called for examination ON the charge
Vi assauting and threatening. She certain that the
was all wroug but the evidence did mt agree with
ne, she was ordered to find bail 10 keep the peace
ragged and dirty boys, about eight and ten years of
se were brought Migrants One of them said he had
o'ef and sepfather, and that the latter turned him
out He said that for some time past he had been in ,h
~ " seeping in stable The other boy said his mother
WIN some woman who sold liquor. and that she could
my e care OF him. He also had been sleeping in stables
and their parents were sent for
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The and running mar
ST. CHARLES, Capt Samuel Apologize viii posrvelv lea
Grand EcoTs and Alexandria. T. SMITH IL Po,drsss
1T The new splendid and swift running passenger sta mar
NEW LATONA Capt J. Smoker. viii! positively
DAY 18th at O'Clock, p M shreveport and
mhls T. B. SMITH, " Poydraa street.
W The splendid and running passenger
HUNTSVILLE, Cspt Pel will positively leave THIS DAY Al
O'Clock, for Florence Tuscunbia, etc.
mhi9 I. 8. SMITH, II Poydras street.
~ No Debts contracted by the of the British
CAMILLA, Capt Brine, will be paid by either the
slgnees OF said vessel mhS BARELLl co. 81 Common St
~ Steamer JOHN MORRlsEfT will pa, any debts con-
traced by the without written order from
ie24 HENRY McGULi., Clerk.
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Dear Sir-The ship Reindeer. which was most unfor
tunaey dsmasted IN yphoon the 18Th July in at is
deg north long l@ deg east. and is under nv com
mand and as she was fitted with what called Forbes
those against it, proofof much weight Of
spars aIo canddy say to and the world, that in my
opinion the result have been the same had the shp
been in any other forf the wind took the heads
Om a, our IF would probably have taken the top
masis away almost down to the deck with good rigging and
stays cannot see why the Old Rig would have Jared
any better.
have followed the forty years. and thought had
seen blow, but never experienced thing like day
came blasts that no could the ship
went on her beam ends. When lett Boston was, like
many Others, prndced against the rg-it something
newsnd 1t hard TO get old sailors to think any Thing can
De better than what they have been accustomed their
lives but before had passed Cape Horn was so well con-
not know what won ID have induced have changed.
had number of masters and ship on board
passengers TO San Francisco all of whom appeared TO be
convinced OF ITS many advantages Once had fine illus.
uaton oil IT, being IN with two other ships all OF
carrying our man sails sails, when
Were caught by heavy squa We in our top gal
ahtsl OF upper SAILS and along without break
ns rope yarn he other two ships bore OIL before
VIM, ana the last saw OF them they still running off
70 eeward with everything flying There been several
me Orion aafge English bark, had put and
and bowsprt. A fine French brig lies close
The Reindeer, with her gone Just abwe
anu nei iOre-mast Close 10 the OF the rigging
as possible as she before The only alteration i shall |
VI" pe 10 have iron band with and shacke
IN on uhe lore mast for main stay instead of
Dol through the masthead
hoping soon to have the plessere Of seeing yos China
a,n 1e1l sn, yours, respectfully, JOHN LORD.
~ ID.
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PoNToHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
TO COUNTRY MERCHa

OnSunuay the Lars leave every hour from o clock N
lV An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charres street eee,,
quarter OF an hour for the Depot.
mhl7 If 3t2p J, w. SMITH Suns,;r,orJou,
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LOCAL MATTERS

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CouSCIL.-This body met last
evening-Recorer Caldwell in the char-twelye member,
present.
The following is the weekly report of the Treasurer:
Balance on hand at last report AIo Gag 40
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lat In ahr u,oo Il tn Ame r,,o Nute. cian.a To-
hehf gym a. the -, Il extending ult answer hr,nnd
nsrnipet ui,,. IN ta1aeog a'n hrr ~ nat tom
H. admit. IT, writings tNlahI i"unt, 1hr stparIt,
tH pt,,r' 8" lu- ftnn W have heard III - - aalI
Il. II lh II cts u Il IN, ani II Ws, The time
my eemr ~ cu the 0etst Amet e., NAY rag = nj ~.
tnn. hut 4 our NlEmanl & vnfumrui had sat l..
nnlt'd h ntNl'n ii Rrfain a. to nokr nnfsrfy
Ii amen 1t onc Natrnal e. V,tumrnt hid mt eill
81 tfth all lh' national vans nud uatcals oI arn
nett. trn pIowcs~ aud thel hund"r would neva h,vr
besn lehn ed. L. fne'md have - uavipallon aud
IL iei ~ land have liz ha'i'a'un and ne let
W aIrs hat" Is navla atm aud Il ot-ln lelt# have
IL naNthhoo 'od a. e. thcs" tour 81 the rata lDnepl
Pffs II Bru,h 'mpIr. H. uui. four tld,prntrut rav
,rurots a Il 4 .caN Il psrc. "" hn'' soo hry would
eael de'. Ill" mt "a rifHtYs lF=H h'aocr'
W IL John I'N hlIrd tie s'ai At Tia" head a tn Sn
ltr'ne lodr ator', " "ond opc npwar VII. he ~
ehaEed with c'mr, should st'nI ny l1e hs t. he'
9tf2 'Ia'IN VITA - h no aod h'ulgi and msi
ti9t he Il droh N'd he la" o"ly I0n In lnpel.n ol
hs"Na i"'INdn'l e'n=eleer'i tin he Ind 'ga'ded
Ir lifted 'th, NnIa ID III N 4 inr"uAot "hlea lnhS
aha 'ahlfm"'d H' enliN al GA u.s. "rIy u lis frh
Rnre on the 0l'i"tI' ii hs ""n n"ilge &c ovef thai
ol lie emmn"N AMI lhe II lat OF 'vrtN individual Ia
Jad'f "t '"u.ulol", h"s and e"hr"l' ia' hulsali.
'rn1en"'o am eans ttaf VA 'nI yo't tieals y III
d. Naal WA 'd duty, - Heileeot aud rnio l. eilAen-
II nfh7""' ''' ',s9.9iahs 81 N'"f country pup Z
I" Il" m'a'' '" Should Il ''h 'nl '" act viii any h dN
"ho mahi ho Iuod h "aHef - 10 hesitate, III tls all
mn 1na. qo'S '"o.
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u Ia 'ha, 'h"N' netsoes eho4d b" regarded In rnnel
ples As n" "ru'mehi ol The dao''ro4 aud eNel lnl
sni1fft, winch hey tmhtaeft That though lhey Nrfe
lrae ia" "'r lrcuons. vi II th'r mot@l dependence
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SWIFT RErRIBUrIoS.-A man was found On Saiur.
day last burnt Ia lta h 81 hi, home ia New Haven
Comm o. Friday eveni ~ he had cams hon drunk.
add after cfuely aling his " f. tuFIuJ h and has
children "n ni u"o $. ln at npaag 10 p"ir's> hnu4sl
it is ppo sej h his clothes X he. aud la, without
4sss;ancs h thu, met his a = ful death.
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IL l. 'N'N'
IL la, h.o~-,,,us ,,p h. la,ks.
Nnd tHe pnGul h,atb.
r@Hua#ads m, pl.u, h,e,ah,
L. laHIeal hs .rtlr u pla1t.
E,hablsi b, h,~ u,.l.
Nj. IA lhttuu,J. lt cu1hlons Ill
lie lr.s descending ht,ast
Rrlarr the cuckoo, earliest srttnE
t.,silNn rurl,, know.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-13

Franhlm ST Rear III Hr tRg Iloid Rtrilnaad. ! II
,I,IE subscriber would tcflf In fh,nI, Ia6ft
the generous lana1,ge bestowed on iuu l,f Tie l.t
fifteen years and would nufe attention To hs e>en=4,e
stuck ot Cartiagc> lupt the lllolug descriptions
Coaches, Charrottcce, EaraGrie E,rhaWo,~ e I'D
r5p buggy, and Sukcy manufactured out ul tia Ii
Ilals anl superb Workmanship, WIth wall he luua
b. eqal IN all respects. II nj ttthr b-t olatr
sale IN elsewhere feins determined tosHIl,
the public with superior arirle II houc made VIII
,itc may b, ii want a Gatraec,, u superior q.
y call and my as-fuuent and al-u brlu-
mined t. sell a cheap articles Of the same quality e br
purchased e-c " here.
Mllad, ot work mluul,rtHr II order, and repairing
done with ac,nr,, and de, patch, ouah
Feb 1O-}m ALFRED IlINii.
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Mr. Gilyan. IT Nav NHh. Is enleav"rlny 10 get M
,npany with IA capital # $4,000 To grow madd-r.-
ErdnSriic J5mnuL
Iheie's capital can"c for The noisy dersgogues of
the north and til. " h, have been gro,ciag mddder
ever >i zee the last Of Cong .Nl,rarke I'D
rsTIisrr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-13

DlsuNIoNlsm IN Lou VILE We knuw bn' ore
,Il-ruu,uss IN III = cuN ana Ia, clever ie laS
personality and his been a Whig p"illc Y. lir do.
cIrs ilal hr Is >ytrm, av rot tieaism otthe Un-
o; hut 81, thu Ia is oy dl,0nnnl,;s in lo"is-
vii, ,Acep, hlms, IT, aud lh i lie snry there - ONT.
i IS sncen, lo the d,-s luii hut parcuar, desires
tl nohidy else should b, tor lie wants the disso
u,u II ahe parr tut would hive rhe wh"I. alory ot
The Ihluu him,i. Tie lhuk, li,efe wouldn't be gofy
enough Ii fr tao We suppose, Louis Jo"r
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rI'INOrtil SEEDED Bu~b.- 81 III frimc quality,
] ~ ,tut. au#l .,1,hy MrpANIEI. y IlE.
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nREu, HOPKINS \ ROSE.-Impoetcf-

rH,IEncNi sr>,ion OF my school Will Mon
, day. The lulh mot
TERMS a, hcreol,re-->l5 for the Cls-s- - 10 4ar
She higher branches Of Engh-h-an1 SO for the primary
branches. T.. ". BRNNFltD.
Fcb6-3t
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DUfTER I.ARD=5o FrrkIn. N.nituu Butter
- ~ irrkn, new No. Land m ~1rr and for -air h1
Feb los NrD\ \IEI. \ | .IsI,
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rI,Al.LoW CANDLES. ba>c~ Io-t r.relvel aud =
L sale by MCDANIEL ! LEE.
Feb lU--ts
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-19

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!. ,hs U"isx. Ihs astashn,v"t of shs
s..,h IL vi"dicstes hy her pest suerIfces IL
:. behalf aud I.er. vreseAl ssbmissios to
'.,~,ss .ious IL. IL uss,e. The lluion, sucl,
:. Il wss intended 10 b.. she will preserve.
~. Union which sI,xll make itself known
ii, BY its avyr~ssious. ought to " aud
81 bs btokr".
+. That believing this hostile agitation
iii continue. il l'sy.",~s the duty Of the
.c.,l.rrn states. by \ united action, 10 Dc.
...,J Of the non slavei,i'tdi"g states ~.
..~rA guarantee Of their protection, sub.
lifting 10 their election. compliance or q
G..oIu,iom Of the Union.
q That il ia their duty also by voluntary
....rjati,ns, MS ais" by torce Vi law, I" cut
n III commerce vita thoss states which
.,,m;uue I. IN .intnin n hostils attitude 10
.,ulh~ru institutions, and to those laws
f,sh,rd for their protection.
.. That the c"urse ii abolition IN other
countries, xs well ~ its history IN this. leaves
:. no rr,ctlM to doubt that. IL il liz not
.,.ruly resisted. the scrn~ of dcsolA,.n
vhici, marked It's triumph IN other lands
~ilI ,.e illustrated IN our own. II becomes
then the solemn duty al these S'~icx to pre-.
rae for M emergency. in which the ai,.rn
stiv. may b. presented Of aty,ct submis'ion
70 .ssrjaitoa or the Formations q q n'r
Cor,r.m,n,. To consolidate. therefore,
their strength by u completion al their pro-
;ec,fd improvements fastening the states tn.
r,,iw, by iia.,ks of steel: I" establish, man.
u,riures. anil encourage h'"ne industry
and employment vi every Kind TO build
~ n direct tratr with foreign ,sountie. /: to
,,ucate our children within our pwp bor.
ders: and To extend thu large sums which
southern travel annually deposits at the
north 10 Iructily and enrich our own sec.
tim, are the obvious duties Of 4 wise fore.
ca,t.
TO- That while we fully recognize the
right Of n state I" intrrp"se for The pr"tec.
,ion OF its citizens against Federal usurps.
ton hy seeding from the Union, we do
mt hesitate to declare il unwise IL n,y sin.
ale stat. I" separate herself from ststrs
with whose destiny she il aud should be- ia.
dssoIuhly connected in resistance to com.
man wrong. Such action would se,inuly
leopard the great interests Ut issu-. aud hnz.
ard the chances al division where Union
would insure US SAFETY.
H. That desiring TO see the southern |
states assembled l." ETHER ~ coeventinn far !
the pnrp"se Of deciding upon their true
course al action, we yet held it essential