davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29
OLIVER & O.. WINE a- SPIRIT MERCHA7S,

EAST v AIN ST e EEL TTST Keceir-d fine aEsarHeni af eilasse . aE1cles faa far SsorsS aad Family gse, con EIsf5ng af
 Fine ol5 Psri Wlae; Ms5sszs V Wlas. Brown Sherry WiBc: Pale Sherry V me. Cats uss V lns Longwarth One, g9aTet VI ne. SupT- gWice. Bran ay. Cornae, Brandy ChErFses Lofslon Gm; Mo BoRgzbeia hlsky: Se9srh Ale; Brown Stout Aalaetie, NatHrsi syrup Mgscst d. FFansagnam Msrscbaao; Carseso M Ma&hEsan Ca9sup; war- aesserShTe Sauce. saTdsaes; FEexh Salmon; AS- SIntlls; Preserves sc-. ac.
 Little Rock, Aprs3 =. Ss-n
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

eTeAEtxt AEkB 1fBa&- As9ssEs itr -SS af eIE 2aH N ss 9aaNary iaSs, Esal@ssp M6a named M
 HILBERT.
 Es abenz tw@HEY iSssas Slx FsErs ys=sTs ef ege SsS sre3 aa gsa ie .seS a, k1fsas isGzg ssxsz Fer: aad GRi1K. ezaes yseTsaas Las kae aes esi 1ass.h- sBa pssgs the saRlia TefT w.else Tae a4ssTe drsss4ss ssrs, ssaa a2s ssS sS1ysssas zaez I bslaeNsa is have been tse gsssssa&s,as ss assd ea4asfa ag raAa Easses EsssAse blS izs tzae aas kBawz- tie aak Rssss aas ss SeV@zz8 as reg- itsFSsM Bause sse 0 A R@0ss II. ssglsSus nlse t a.eiss@sss ssaa sssesseG alGs A Ea8Se B E42n spgar~NttF astf fesesx HzF. yesFS ef A9r 5rs ss1a ngae ss sss ssaehes SsgA. senaeT snd ssest ia 5sex rsAss rs7rg stow sss arss ag sas ssssSs a2e twa fssat tsssa sa tae rgpeT as efiseF tss1ssn ss uzssH ad se aa @ kzase s'ses sEs-e s@twsea sh.zx. Ess Ass'sss s-s-1 .ssysst4s s-aHEe zg Tt5si bF hseaisztaaSE E 1tsaFg. aAe alpsfeisg3f 1f- tAa asa3 wses spfskea 1s
 ] wal gfse Ffe asFose nsAsas6 sw che zessvsry ei she aqa L&LnEkT sF plsA-asasa. gaa5esssrs w ist fae sFffas~s-nsEaa and nansgcffsa eE sse.ss gt wsA ggse suss s-es asss sfss 4ssAvS fss inc 6s As-ss @ bts- ss TSzr x- rszSaHksss s yss ssses
 GEORGE s JOHNSON Ciangt sBaBiy. Ass., Nazeh IS, tSs
 Dem. n lSs1sszS eay4. aw
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

FRE~zE AsRRAvA D ECEIFED sresn Asw cAssmsus se 4A PsSsywas faa. fssowaAu G@sasp- D@E. stag Hs~Ss ( Sae~s Crswa Haa1. {" tsrassng Se~s. " Aswisaas s~as Aaaais khs sAsEa seMxsmss Gary Cssasa; 4 tesas gh0sn4s ] SsErsa Escs. t9 s~e&s Eeases % GasFs1s Ssxsr;
 &s mAa~es Aes f0f ssss ss Aim Lsxsss Ksek, I'd. 24 tsss N.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29
seMfiem1vw.

q LARGE and sMssaEsfs3 aassFs A tssaeEv. asre5yeas DIT FAsssag r lss szse 5g JOHN 5.
 nsSanss-s March -5.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29
ICE. FggHx WITS <

Hks FhStFA MIN < Ftsr tee~ts~8 ks 'sis sssszaer Pa, .b ss Tans sf Brsissa ira 2At 6 Kps aa4~sNs BBsrsfs ga,sswsss Bag sf Assaee.. Bss Esessh A ssiwss hsffsi Csessz9s. % Cane 0ysxs~rs. ? bsrs~ss 1yess~rs "a iAs shsss. Z1Fss p.eki~a tsyVss~rs. , Ba1vs Tessrss. : gfsxst~sas sugar. D8x. Essk-t .A@aases. fss6sals. D@sn lSsAs.
 n Msca za. Isss
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29
ETag0Es~-

TWO NEW szs hzrss V arsas. 1 by l. D.
 xs ahs sss@na5e ManeA 2s, 1881.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29
A. A. CARY. MD ME- N%M- -T~

nFFzGE on the South side af Mark = NJ aasz Esrees, between EESt Nan and NsSFeSssS Louissaaa three aDaa West ef L. K Lsacoiu's Book Stare
 APrl g s5l. 3s--H
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29
Daneinx srhse

TEo. B KING, srs, s@~sfalsy iah NJ Ssss as s@sEse Re.ak. ssaa sarasH ss~s sis ~csssss "a fAs sssxs seraza Ss:sssAzY stss la sny sf sssEch se sh
 L@e~S@s fes y@asg t.ssaes. Mseses ~sis s~ g1srH s@ tss sasr4s4g aas . 4sd@y sf sseh Newk
 i<stAs~ ksca Tea. 9s. tsSf.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

MILL SAWS--k0wissa Y aud feet MI FRENCH LOCKS, and : Eaeh-s; AAES-Eo}sias and Hsats.
 OH s-LSfG. i,ns-e1, tanners and aestsfee Reesived and far s2le by
 wM B. MATT March Sd 21 -tE
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

New spring Goods. .l0 PleeeE latest str3s EEraRss. ~ 5e ys9fse& NusAlas
 4 lAsr g,sir hsikS- saff aahartsd GRbea@t
 8a .s A1nxARzlsA. EQ |" & EsstssEnxex-
 Hsu&ss Lsuen
 2@ IierRlns
 , Eaaex 8-s, 5-s, q 4-z. B1zswa 6 Blch' 'd
 LsssatEtxea
 s-s. E-E, Ee-4 aud 12-s, Bss~n aae Rsrh' 6 shegf5agA.
 : plcueA I'd Lanen sisse4arg = irst Ls,ses fsleseS. L1aFalS, ss6sl f1&sss ks1s lef G iar R. apEaa CssrkK. 1,snaa,ergE. t5suhselaaa Parazuls AeEfe goakas- Ag Ae-. Ae- kseSlv.~a pss P Paanvaar arz sna fss -ass sss-=s in Cas& aAss sy JOHN b ADAMS NgzeE g, asss. 5teGssas&zf EssaassaR
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

 kk00fs amd Shoes. II CASES Beoss aRsarlea; | | l" k!p 5rognns, daz. Geufg fine Caf Shoes; aTagteTs: i2 Laiiies Sag=s asso-iedi Mlsses and chlldressE Shoes ESsarteS CaSe Boys kip BTogausi Co byoss, &c., &e-, &c. 7Reeaivsd per Philip PeuHvwst, and ffr sale bs
 JOHN D. ADAMS.
 Steamboat LaucIAa MnTrn 15. @-9. RanEK9 AKmwTEazG. GE0- C. LAxKAsos
 AKweE9 E&ERn. ARMSTRONG, LAWRAsOA A co commission Werehanss,
 Ing MAsgzzne xtfEss,
 NEW ORLEAES Marth 2s is5a es-lF
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29
Lands iM Dretc C0sGBsfy for
 &MfR

TP0S accommodating ts-TGS. tAe falgWTEse S tracts af lsnea situated spon Bayoa Earcho- lasnew, in Drew county. ArkaASaS S E. frAetlon gr- sec. : West haG See. ' V half of Y. 2 -qr. sec : N. half see- 6. N hsf co s [. CT. s@c 6. al n townsap 4 s0lta range west
 Tnese lands are smonF the ae- in tbe State cf Arkaugak, we1 situated, IF 8 tisrTIug neagaoos- hoad and c0nveuezt t5T BAIppsRE produce. For serlsas, aPpiF t9
 L. A WHiTELEY. LsttIe Rock. March 22d. 3s-agl- THOCTAw LAND SCRIP ln Iaeoes of s0 l68 V, Rad a9a acres, for szlc by
 NM B. WAIT. ME-eh 25. 29-I
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29


 FROST & co &MH DEALKEs sn NBess.. shee~- mssgs
 HATS. CATS. &C4 PALM LEAF, MEXICAN ANaEMM Nc fs. AArszAee. A~tsesn FsAs Nax Eenns-.
 SGW 0ELEAMU al KE14a ass H~>@s~ sa k~~ Y srk xn4 Bs.ss.a ss az saA-sssTs ssSssss@s tsesA saasaass sF sA @zssFs fs@aas. --ssssF5 DeNasrs ssS EsFsGe& ss esEl ss4 es.zusxs szse@a9s~ saAxk
  ksLxsfEAa LAMB HARhANr1. s.x nax - sSsss sara. sss auav sg
 st1a n- WAIT.
  4 RkANsss M0sEF-As~ 4. sx ~A Asss EMBWATx. I L0N9. sS bss .sDsf sass'- %xss~ -. 1 ksaess~s 9ss :" EnaAAns~.s . saas fsr - v MM. q MA1Y sscn a. M4
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

Negroes for &Ms TWO LIKELY SEsR0 woNE 1 twa es.assa, za1 tie .ssheF v ssle faF cast, ty J n
 A fse x.<a.zsssa Aarra s5. fs1I-
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

DY Steamer Enui8y saye ;zs seeessed smz new 41 tafEer fer safe 50 Baxrris sepsr Fsnr Flour: Rye Whsskrrs ls Bszes AsN0rTeS Ts5aecss i8 ~ Lsneru syraY; Cans4s ] Bazrrl Emx-@h Rlshxgtx; t8 AIx M
 Lower Sbensnhnt Agx5 T Isst .--5l--sf
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29
.'''-erruEas NssesiaE Ia ssarrv co..ss.

V ? R.sasHpr-uH. Scr,
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29
rr~~brsrry of Arkanama

C. P. TsoxAs Ser'y.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

NEW GOODS
 ID ECEIVED dsEeer srsR \. or1e&ns. per Tstesrn- .KA ers Penny q and Dove, t0t el S-w Goods CSfssts's,g ei LSnssys. Jesnss saftaeets. Fiaenei Aprpn Cterks. GaRgaAsas Cssnarac's, Barpg.@s ApHea Sis ks. Sak Peck-s Hseakerrhs~t1s A3ase. cRs. CeTarrd Sewing oilks Flsss Combs; has~-i s. Aagurs. Ssas Esfnos At=a Bex-s Cslifn's AKes ard tr Sacks GefEes, and fof ssEe r-sesp ey
 A. j HUrT MarcA 3as 1851 MasR ssreef
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-29

TUsT teeesve@ ysr s;esznxx ~Peans-ssz,~ assw. sB aa3 f&sispoasssae zssaF-aeaf af sanssnur Hasx. FE
 sazsr 5iark w~nS MezssRs
 wk:ie Goxenemt
 LeghaTa. Jeasg Lsnd EsYles 8sa-s and assses HsaaTazAar; CsraseaekRs acw style,
 FnsxatA. nNw ssgses
 GA2aa Pearl.
 i9 sNeogsfl Pain LeaE, s@w ssvse. i Rasnz Beaver mes ssvis For sats cheap by JOHN COLLINS Apr gs. SS8 1g--5w
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
TELEGRAPHTC.

BosToN, Monday, June 2-lNilitary Cele5ya-
ttom-Ihe Shadroch Case, etc.--The Anaient and
Honorable Artillery Company celebrate their two
hundred and thirteenth anniversary to day by a
parade, an artillery election, sermon and dinner.
General Wool and his aid, Captain Mclean, who
arrived here last night, reviewing the COM
pany on the Common also, Gen. Shields, of Iii.
nois, Capt. Shields of Sherman's battery of flying
artillery, and Gov Boutwell,, with his staff The
display is quite imposing Gen. Wool and other
invited guests will dine with the company.
The fugitive rescue case was resumed this morn
ing, and large number of witnesses have been
called by the Government to rebut the testimony
impeaching the character Of N. Byrnes, the deputy
U. s. marshal. The character of Byrnes for truth
is strongly sustained by these witnesses, all of
whom are respectable, and intimately acquainted
with the deputy marshal. The rebuttng testimony
will probably close the evidence. 1t is thought
the Hon. J. P. Hale will commence his closing
argument for the prisoner to- morrow.
TORONTO, May 80, 1851 The Canadian Par
lament, anda Railroad tothe Pacifc-Peti,ions
were presented in the Legislative Assembly, this
afternoon, for a charter enable a com pany to
build railroad to the Pacific, and to be allowed to
purchase land along the line, sixty miles wide, at
the price 1t was purchased at by Government from
the Indians Mr.. Prince gave notice of a bill to
enable foreigners to hold land in fee simple in
Canada.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
aid, on May 80, has this notice of the favorite

aid, on May 20, has this notice of the favorite
soprano:
Bosio created great enthusiasm last evening,
on the occasion Of her benefit. The house was
crowded with as brilliant and appreciating an au-
dlence as ever was seen in Boston. The bill
a rich one, comprising nearly the whole of Don
Giovanni and the last part Of Sonnambua.' Boz
sios Zerlna' was as admirable as ever, and could
Mozart himself have been present, he could no,
ter The airs 'Batti, BATH and Vedra Carno,'
were enthusiastically encored and at the fall Of
the curtain, she called to the front to receive
the cheers and bouquets Of the delighted audien ce.
But in Amina,' she astonished, as much as she
had delighted, her hearers in Zerlina. The rondo
finale, Ah non giunge,' was better sung than it
ever has been before in Boston, and the excited
audience demanded repetition. As she came for
ward to acknowledge the compliment, with her in
tellectual face flushed with the excitement OF the
occasion, she was covered with bouquets, and the
superb aria was again given with ex preston and
finish unequalled. The brilliancy of the finale
was electrfying. The whole house rose with one
impulse, and shout after shout went up from the
thousands, till she re-appeared before the footlights
when the triumph was complete; and as she grace
fully retired, laden with wreaths, the cheering
tremendous. She has made an impression our
musical people, such as one has done before,
and but one opinion exists in regard to her-that
she is the best soprano that has ever appeared in
opera here, while her style and manners are pecu-
liarly fascinating. We shall expect to hear her
again in the next season."
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
sHAKEsPEAR IRON FOUNDRY,
CAPITAL, ss0o,ooO.

20S Gtr0d Street, Weiv Orle0nS.
WHEELER, GEDDES Il CO., would res.
w pecttuy inform the public thai they now prepared
to do STEAMBOAT WORK, and buiid SUGAR MIL
and Saw Mill MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
such as Turn Tables. Stay Plates Switches. Chairs etc.,
the shortest notice and the approved system.
Having Lathes of various SIZES enabled to turn and
bore Iron and Brass work of al most all kinds
Orders for Columns Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Months,
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gal cry
and Tomo Raings Shafts and Pulleys, Axles and Boxes
Girders, Stove Plates. Venlaors, Sash Weights etc. will
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith department E fitted enable workmep
to execute any orders that may be received.
please address TO W. ~
WHEEhER, GEDDEs CO.. NewOrleans. La
J. F. WHEELER, j. GEDDES,
s, SWOOP.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
PERFUMERY, ETC.

u We have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening annvoice OF the finest PERFUMERfES SOAPS
CosMETlCS, etc., offered in this CITY, Customers
ana vstoss are respectfully invited call and examine our
Stock which, we feel satisfied will please This u.soytmep,
consists Of :
DOUBLE EXTRACTS. fiomthe mos, exquisite Flowe,..
CoLosSEs, from the French. German, and American
Laboratories; .
TOILET SOAPS Of every variety and odor;
Rousse, and othsn;
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER Boxes ANO-PUFvs; TOlLxr Powder .etc etc.
Togei'Hr with an extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, ToorH BRusBrs
COMBS, NAIL BRUsHEs, etc.
u For sale at p. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
e10 If corrar Cs mn .nd f,..v;.....
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
MORE THAN
20, 900 p e r. SON S.
HAVE BEEN CUREDi

is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
adeGuate idea Of the which has attended the
0t the All Healing Ointment for the pat six
months perfectly shnR witness the effects and
hear the praises bestowed this eicne No one conld
conceive hat gle medicine so mucb wilma
had power to heal diseases But since is known
ns. aens o nonssns have been cured friends lbegin
VIZ that there would not be family in America who
would hive day without possessing a box of ~
McAIlisterss AH.HeaIinr Ointment
il they but knew its virtu.s
Nc aii'ters All Healing Ointment restores pevspratiop in
me system by this means those avenues h,ou Rh
wmch nature carries of the impurities Within and thus re-
eves he body Oh Diseases thus thatit mp
headache auinsy throat hs scad head pains
the Chest sie and back dyspepsia posons sore beast
aeainsss cntaneous eyes, nam nation o ihe
oowes Kidneys and brain burns chlblains piles worms
az cold ieet. liver complaint ulcers and an aver
and Inflammation OF every kind. ''
Grand Depot, ll Fulton street. NewYOrk For sale nv
apis 3m Ia Mnaa,;nIs IN, 80.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
oFFICIAL.
Council Of Municipality No. Two.

TUESDAY, June 10, 1851
The roll was called at six o'clock P. M
Present Aldermen Brother, Emerson, Etter,
Hawthorn, Perry, Sykes, and Wheelehan-7.
On motion of Mr.. Brother and after suspending
the rules Mr.. Hawthorn was called to the chair
There being no quorum, the Council was ad-
journed by the President pro tenn, until Tuesday
next, the Nth inst, at six o'clock P. M.
JOHN Calhoun Sec'v
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
HOLINESS
SODA WATER
PuRE--No Lead POISONING.

S: WATERMAN, Gate Holmes & Co..
TURER, No 80 Carondee street, Gsavier offers to
furnish his former customers and oher with PURr
btPck I'm Cooler Pipes, mpr absolutely essen
as proven 6y recent deveopements of the deetrrons
ELECTS pfoiuced by Soda Water drawn lead pines
s. w. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters. ssrsa.
psra etc. etc., IN glass bottles. Orders for shpment in
any quantity carefully and promptly attended to- and de-
vered without extra charge for SoIa Watey
AppaIatus cOhsahuy ON hand l0r sale. apl 3n
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
MUSIC.
MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,
Cgnp street, thres doors bcloas Po1dras.
NEW MUS

10 Cgnap street, fhree dooys bcL0iS PoJdTos.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
pee .soes 3" PiASs p. MI :G'pfe e VI
above ests 81, blhi pen consisting n psr, o-
Semi Grand Pianos, from Hend Hera % and PIe,..
+ Picolo Pianos and Raninos. from Herr.
Square Planos from Gilbert, Dunham. Wm. Hall k Son,
The :pIepdid Drizs Piano. from Wm all Son. Broad
Melodeuns from 4to 8 ocsavoa
Paror Organs, IN nch carved cases.
The HaImonicon Orchestra, or Organized Piano.
New sye Of Guitars Of rich and varied patterns some Of
Tomas make.
BOehm Flutes.
mpoyed Accordeons, warranted to get out Of tune
Bras inru hen from double bass to alto-together with
H. p TRGs RsT fns "a. 9S ss,re of the
nen and will be at all times ready his numeruus
has been fitted up for the especial Of the ladies'
puesan sas can always * H1 have tried ss before
MUssC AND Ml lsICAL lNsTRI MKAT..-The
s,,sn,oa ;ao,er9e % s wosd s'Ieetuy request y.nr
sic and Musical Merchandise of every description 5k
and aso to their well selected Prano 1Es
oss rom The iaf,o.,es oi ths fst maksrs in the
Strings tor Violin, Guitar. Harp violnceIo Double Bap,
Vion.. Entes Gu tara Accofdions Brass insfu uien,s
iof BANDS, Iamp0unnes Banlos, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Forte Wle Tuning Hammers. Forks, and
Orders tor Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
liberal discoun, made to dealers prosssors and to
Second Hand Pianos bonsht. andaakss in part paymen,
All The new Mssc received from the North a, soon a, pub
lshed. . = :. : - - 49,
entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr.. II. u. Hewitt. New Orleans, Ls.. Oct: @:
oss d,fsw4 4: 4. 4. 4. HHw1Fr. aHHwksFir
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11

4 WRIGHT & co. having resolved 10 stand unrivsled in
- department Of their bushes have agreed yyth the
ropreors and Agents of all the genuine popnar Patent
Mehclnes throughput the United States tskeep
santy supplied with atresh and ample assortment
a below the usual market BY this
are enabled oer for the inspection Of mos
extensye assortment which be toun
CITY Having had many ysara in the purchase
end sale OF Patent Medcines they have acquired fsciss
or ths PARTICULAR department. liberal
scae and prepassd supply psVe %
handsome centaxe either Wolesaie
~ Retnl. AT thetS establishment may be found fu
assortmeut Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICIN ES,
The following st comprises their assortment and
Cheaper thar manufactursrs, regu lar
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11

QUAKER IN BAD BusINEss.-A letter from
Chestertown (Md) to the Centreyille Times saws
'nat the community has been startled by the arrest
Of James L. Bowers, of the most respectable
Quaker citizens, against whom bill of Indictment
has been found for giving a pass to- and enticpp
one OF, DIR. Davidson's slaves to run away. The
evidence is said to be strong, and since his arrest
it is learned reliable authority, that he has been
guilty Of aiding in the escape Of several slave,
heretofore.
Baltimore letters confirm these statements
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11

THE ITALIAN OPERA IN BosToN.-The aston
ishing success of the Italian opera, in Boston, ap-
pears to have eliminated at the close of the season.
The Boston correspondent Of the New York Her.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
Baltimore letters confirm these statements.

The Oldest person returned by the census takers
in the United States is Sukey Wright colored
woman in the city of Baltimore. She is 100 years
Of age, and the Assistant Marshal says there is no
doubt of the fact. At the time of the Revolution,
in ITS, she had child rs years of age.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
AGENCY OF
a ARBOUIN, MARETT n CO. COGNAC.

AGENCY OF
ARBOU1N, MAR EFT T. CO. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed A gent
~ for the old established house of Arbouin Maret 4,
s s. Ss Ss sy ,a e
any 10 'Si %6fF FIX k e a%S injured .
EMIGRANTs To CALIFORNIA
A ~ & invited to call and see the PORTABLE
mbsa Tsy .a asy "a ws ssu. ne like
'na'Fs %vis nothing to 'oy w ben e rRRv ryR 50
RARELLi u Co, 81 Common street, offer for
Gosnac Brapdy Madeira and Po,t Wine: W'ha''"''
Essences Of Bersamot, Lemon. Orange and Rose;
ST Julien Medoc Ciaret. in boxes myls
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
~ g g packages g i IAss AE : ] JbAMps: AZ
sas Sues @ are ss'ss IS isS
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARTLLA-As sun:
for .a. Ky b direct from the factory apdps III: ysso and
my.4 corner Camp and GravIer street
RUTTER AND ChEESE-i55 firkins prime
-, - Western Bus.. leo boxes selected W. B. Cheese,
.fSri fH = ss's ss q m ~
lME-5OO bbis. fresh Thonaston, 1000 bbls
= Alton To- o bbs Utica ard ST. Geuevisse. landing and
msas y HAYMAN HOLDEN. IS Masaziae St
G. CEMENT-100O. bbIs. Newark and Rosendale,
my TATpSsSS%s S%'9 aSes 80 Hlat, osss, % s:s
GOSHEN BUTTER-200 'irk klns in store and
.as Tor 'as S~ q e sS's s p r..
MARBLE DUST and WHITING 800 bbls.
%sy )" store 'nr ~ ;'.s HOLDEN as Magazines.
pLASTERlNG HAIR-20, 900 bush, in hhds.
l. and sacks, 0r sale by
myz9 HAVNaNs n HOLDEN 81 s'Avs erin. a.
ELOUR-l94 bbls. Ohio supertine, landing ex
mi .sa%s ss; k ksfSsss fssf Ss ;ss ne by X ~ and -
RITTERS.75 cases Boxer and Hiyger Bit.ers,
- in store, and for sale by u
mys # SAMUEL WOLFF. IS Camp st.
IN AMS-2O casks superior Sugar Cured Hams,
jss fERD. KENNETT CO. % Mssa.i..s 4
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11

nndIS iows n so,ni Ross hoADs; ;ss, I
Messrs Ed't0rs-As the boat is about leaving, /
have only time to say that the grand jury have
found true bills against three of the prsone: $
charged with the murder of the Cosden family viz
Taylor, Shelton, and Murphy. Shaw, as | before
informed you, has turned States evidence, and de-
clares that he was induced by them to join them,
for the osienstble purpose of plumber; that they
stopped at the yard near Cosden's house, where
their plans were matured that Taylor was the
man who shot Cosden; and Shelton, forcing the
door, entered and stabbed him, and killed Miss
Cosden. Mrs. Cosden escaped to the back ward
and was met by Taylor and shot down. Murphy
was secreted in another part of the yard. Shelton
was the only one who entered the house. Miss
Webster, " ho had been confined by illness for sew
eral weeks, hearing the screams below, locked her
door and concealed herself in closet in her cham.
ber where, had she remained, in all probability,
she would have escaped the general massacre, but
10 reieve The fears of little child crying bitteryat
her door, she took her in, locked the door, and con.
ceaed themselves in bed. Shelton, in few mo-
ments, ascended the stairway raised the door from
is hinges, entered, shot her, and fired the bed
You will recoect Miss Webster identified Roberts,
the cloak cleaner, as being her murderer. She
nistook him for Shelton, whose appearance Is
sirlklngiy the same. Roberts, it is thought, was
The InstIgator, but held himself aloof during the
massacre. Sills, and another prisoner under the
same charge, have been indicted for stealing
The trial will take place Thursday, the 5th
instant Messrs, Robinson, Vickers, Ricaud, and
Wches, prosecuting; Inc services OF Mr.. Pearce,
understand, have been engaged for the defence.
The dirk, or jack knife, formidable weapon,
used by Shelton, in the massacre, and which he
afterwards sold, has been recovered, with the guns,
and are now in the custody of the Sheriff
Taylor is one of the most abandoned and desper
ate looking men ever beheld, and shows a perfect
Indifference to his fate. Shelons spirits are greatly
depressed-he fully realizes the awfuness of his
situation.
If can conveniently attend the trial, will en-.
deavor to furnish you with detail of the proceed.
ings. In haste, yours, ETC. o.P.o,
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
THEY HAVE COMET.

~ Those persons who been so anxously waiting
iof the arrivui 81 our 80 RGIcAL, DENTAL AND EYE
lNsTRUMENrS.a respectfully informed that they have
al last come to snd and ready for inspection They
are really beautiful, and guaranteed VI superior quality Call
and zee than. For SAID By
-fsl0sf P.E.AaAssBY, coz. taup ana cyuS,>r ~
The daily crescent., 1851-06-11
MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES.
SO POYDRAs STREET. New Or,c.n.

i Us. H0FTY would most respectfully inform the
public genesafy that he entire interest Of
ne Southern Branch Empire Co., exs The sos
sS sSfOYDaAa STREET, and hiss fitted up at consider
aDe expense tor the Patent Medicine bnsiness Having nm
ss wh S sysy ~ article IN hls hne .c
given te g who may favor him with their patronage
Inc to wing list only comprises part Of his extensive
assortment which and be un shed TO the Trade on
a. reasonab terms as Other houss in the South