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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16
PORTABLE CLOSETS.


have on hand and for sale, lot of CLOSETS
Of suqerior model, at "a to $5 each. No family should
be without them. ANY who raise e. will
money by purchase, and no family, :" well to do" will
fOregn such convenience.
myi6 e. WOOD PERRY. SO Magazine st.
{ VICAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
- TOBACCO-The subscribers have constantly on hand
anu lor safe lots 10 suit purehases Cuba avana florida,
Mason Louny, Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri WRAP.
PERS sAHD FILLEES. Alo-Tobacco in hhds and
baes selected for the Mexican market. for plantation
use. TURSER Il RENSHAW.
- Tnhancn hnL to nrdar- 81 il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16
THEY HAVE COnIEI

EY Those persons who have been so anxiou,ly waiting
lor the arrival Of our SU RGIOA.., DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last come to hand and ready for inspection. They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and see them. For sale by
iel0 tt r. MASSEY. coy Camp and {, ,rav veY sta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

II EMOVAL-In consequence Of the late fire, the
~ old established stand for Philadelphia Wheewisht
Work has been removed from under the Rev T. Clapps
Church No. "a PKRpipo STREET nearly opposite the St.
Charles Thenre where and the public be
piled with Carts, Drays Ok Wheels and Barrow jersey
Express. Baggage and Plantation AMI every article
in the line for city plantation low price o cash
III sm '"' 0AViD O. WI SON. 3; Psr.ido at.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16
Radway's Ready Relief,

which prepared Apressy the instant relief of PAIN and
to engthen nvgorae and to regulate the action of the
nerves. MUSCLES secreliOns, and organ in the system
Since Railways Ready Relief has become popular reme
dy il is prescribed by physicians in every place ms the
best and quickest for all 49,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

Gc6nowledged By tie true men Of america to
be tie quickest and most efectual remedy
for the cure Of pain and the removal
OF HS cause, IN tie World.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16
Four Days Later from Europe:
aRRJYdL OF THE BALTIC.

The United States mail steamer Baltic, Captain
Comsfock, from Liverpool, reached her dock at
NewYork at little after O'Clock, after passage
of less than ten days, having discharged her pilot
at Liverpool at half.past o'clock on the evening
June 25. The Baltic brought ninety four pas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16
RADwAY's MEDICATED SOAP

s9rpasses every thing the kind in the world, it
Redness, Pimpes, Bioches, Pustues, Tetters RASH
Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads Sores Pustu.
lar Eruplons ipparts health to the skin and beauty the
complexion As Nursery and Toilet Soap, beyond the
reach OF rivalry, and for Shaving it is the best
use One cake oil Railway Soap will last longer three
cakes OF the OF other Soap therefore
the cheapest and best soap the world ~ Price 25 cents
ge cakes IN engraved Wrappers and the signature Of R. G.
Railway upon each wrapper.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

EMIGkANTS TO CALIFORNIA
A RE invited to call and see the PORTABLE
"A BEDS AND BEDSTEADS which shut up like al
Umbrella. They cost only $l5. Come and see them
charge nothing TO show them to you.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
SaDr9an9 "a.
2dufenbe N 3 3.
Neooe G&jiferI

3it llnterSeianctsn bitten UNI GrIaubnif3
ibrcn Soblrdtn &unoen nno btm dIlse-
mciucn pubiFum brFannt Su maiden. eaB
lie fosber u6n philadelphia Surilf9rftbrt
unc 9s9enwdrti9 cifria Btfbdfti9t fno mis-
ocn 4u5paden cms5 Ger f66ntcn uno gr66'
tcn. Stods Von
Serbits,rt,0 ssimtcrsSSsdarctr;
ais mob ie nq6 bicfcm Sbcile pes 9anpc5
sebrddbt sputcs. ....a
StISie5: :-g8ir Iotcn eutb rrnfIib unb
brSIitb Elm bel un5 porSufprebrn, 70 balp'
ais tDuntItb, ttno unlern Sorrotb BON 0rc6.
8hter, in eucr Sab geb6rcnp. ~ untsriubru4
uno mcnn i0r nIcbt fOgIctcb cin9citebt, bas
lie in 0iniidt u0u Sd6nbsit Aualitdt uio'
Siutgteit wcit cure Grmortun9en ubsrtrtf-
fen, wUuen mir binfort itias f6mei9eu.
S5crrcu: - @r BADEN 9Ieihfaq8 elm
febr 9robes uno pUufduoi9sS 4GOrtemenf
9utr in euer Sad 9eb6reno, uno Iaoen etldJ
abtunqspcu Gin bti un5 on5tlrufen uno fur
cub feIbif Su urtbeilsn g8ir fubIeu iterS
seu9t, oaF unfsre @aarcr, tsiocs in Sim
fi6t pou SuaIitat uno Qreiftn, pttiT0e GUT
frscsRbeit ab9eben wGcCn.
GtGs 9utD unb Go.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
SommcrSfos, bsm 3O. Sftober, 1854.

fer. uno 500 een Qrm eeS Crliaunten &u
iters in Den irincu ;-nSbr babt beute Mor.
gen Den 9clbciotcGcn Stretb 9ematt, eer
lib nur otnfsn li6t."
pHber Serr S6uImciffer-i6 brgreift
uicbt-"
nSit aub gar nibt n6tbi9 Sbigtrn
-tit gar nl6t notbi9, nur lcgt cin bisben
Die ,aIten &nOChen aerubrt. .Surrab, &u
fer, ib bin 70 fioGI, ib f6nnte, CLAUDE i'd.
cinen BaIjer tanSen uno mir bic MeIpoit
leIber eaju pfeifen."
tlno Ubne bem olten Mdnue aud nur
Belt Bu Ia6en. nod elm sinji9es @Ort an Ole
meinenot Srau 6u ribtcn, 6og er ibn RAID
ben 9artenwe9 binunter uno pcridwano
nit ibm ourb Die bintere Sbar.
llno bic Granfr 3
Sur weni9e Wo6sn iino felt iencm Wcr.
gen ueritrihen, in Der 9farre 9ibts aber fei'
ne Rranfe mebr-oeS paifOrS wadere Saus.
frau mirtbItbaftet wieoer, lpsnn aud nod
etpa5 bIeib uno au9e9riffen, oob nit vol-
len, rhiit9en &rdfteu i'm Saule berum {;
AUDI Der SbuImGifsr uno Sermalter fOm
men, mte fruber, manbmal Ubeno5 btriiber
uno Uerplduoern Elm Stilno tben-nur Sci
lter9elblhten weroen ni6t mebr erIdblt,
uno Der Ruifer-nimmt isst ben S6luBeI
our Safritei 9Ieib QbenoS nit in feline
Stube, oamit Der aIte Mann Moraen5 Die
Sreppen ni4t ju ltei9en brau6t, fe berun
ter 6u boIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
81 q freIc L.,
@briitiGa,t GSberf.
SSinbmii6i> nnb Strp0banfnat6rr
III per SaDt 9llleHtouH

SStllpmilDt< ttrD Strp0bantnlatbeT
tn Der Sapt 9llleHtouW
Seotsnt .iit siefGr Gelr9rnbsit feirieta
Sreuncen uno &unceu Die 4niri9e su mid6s
en-, oa6 er fein gcfbdft NOD INNER an fci,
mem altsn Stanoploee am fio.6fIi6en G6e
Der Sarr!ItOn uno Qnu Strasen, in llIen9
taun, Hno Sm or ;wif6sn oen @aRbduItr Sre
Serrgn 8eapsr uno Sa9enbut9, fortbetrtitty
alIrpo er oa5
SSir1bntlibfs unb StrobbanF SSdS
der Sodnbtpcre,
aut cine frbr aus9eoebnte @siie fortjufsssr4
9efOnnen ii. Seine @inbmubIen finb iiF
Den 6enabbdrten Gauntie5 wotI befanntS
unc chen iO befannt it s5, caB iie feinsn ii!
SbRlftf tffiitfR IffiitfERt GatffERRae pa&ishsu @lfGe
l6 SbaIer, uho Die Der Stro1bdnfr Don 81
bis 10 SbaEer. ., ,....... ..n.
Slifarbcit an Binbmubtsn Ober Shob.
bdnfcu miro auf Die tilrSetie QnSet9e uno SIR
Den biIli9iten .8eoir9unQsn usrribtet.a
Gr III oanfbar fur frubsr 9enO6 Gene Inter
itieun9, uno bCft ourb phnftlibe 2tbmdt'
tun9 fsiner @efcbdfte uno billiee preife, si-s
men She'll Der Sunit os5 pubIifun3 Su dee
nieben, pCfIt ct iererSeit oanfbar fein witb4
n. Sbriitiau G6ert.
September 4. nqtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
STQ6rtbt

wirc Giermit se9sbrn, to6 Die Enter5si6"
netsn ais @rctutCrsn pOn. Der StnterIaBen"
Ibaft ces prrfOrbenett' s IN g dome
bru d, leetbin Don ShowbeitbaI Sauus
Ibip. Qeta @auutp, on9etcut r0Urosn lino,
- 2lue oisieni9en eaber. weIbe nod ais
beIaste SinterIoftnfbaft Stulbia fins, wer'
ben biernit crfudt, innr. .baIb 6 98Ohsu bet
cinem Der unter6eid, ueten onsurafsn uno
ot5ubs5d9len - rLo ale GSltss. bic nUdh
SOlccrhn9sn an cieiCr.pe baben. fiuc ebenfaaa
sebdGn tbre Tsdsnnnsen innaboIb ber hes
fa9teh 3s';. Gin, ,abrin9eu, ait
atrtcr Sott,
Soeurp Sdrtclf.
Sftr &c: Q. nQ6In
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
s0a0rt0t
Sftrbc. Q.

wiro biermit 9eqebcn, o03 Die unterieihnfte
OILS 4pminifirdtrir vOn Der SinttrIaifsnf6aft
pes perilOr Semen @barleS & 0 d., Isebin
pcn Sbtrfauton SaunftbiY, seha @aun.
10, anQeIfeut w0rosu tlf.-Uue Sitieniaen
rattr, nc!he nod an beld9te tointsr.
lnfcuIboft fhuIei9 lino, wrcCn 9ebsten
innabalb 6 g8ohn Bel Der untcrSei6nes
ten ansurufm uno abSubeSublen : tlno ale
bieieniacu wcIte nod rchmd6i9e Soroer,
uu9cn babrn m69m, iino cbcnfauS srIubt.
fc!bs iuusrbu!b bc1a0ter 3cit wpbIbsfiti9s
injubdnoi9cn an
Suritb 800.
SftUbsr 2 r46El
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
Sercauun9s: SIufii9feit ODER Ma9enfaft,
Sin grpGeS Nfittcl fir Spspepifa!

8crcittt prn &cnnst, cosr bem pcrttn N1a9rn hss
Sebtn, natanweiiunssn pcn 8orrn eiebis, Dem
9rcBrn pbrfClc9ifhsn Gbemiitsn, burb 3. g. 6Cuab:
ten, NJ. D., SO. IL 9icro otbts StraBs, YbilOoet.
pbla, ga.
Dies it tUobrttb Gin wunosrtarss gttd fir lin1rS.
bGulibtcit, DpsppIo, CSdtudbt,' sebsrbsitEvcroen,
@critCpfuu9 uno 0Ctittat auf natdrlitbs gBeit,
burd, Den naturlitbnt G9cnt Den 9aftriiebSn SOft,
bciltlo.
0F@in balttr SbCClSlpc biCitr Sdif9Fcit nit 3Gas:
fer mrmiithtpsreaut cocr lS6t fd plumb 9R oa ts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
SVlrtb6b1u6,

9ele9en in Dem Stdtt-
den ,@aee" in Sber.
fauton Sdunfbip. Sc
ta Gauntp. bcfanut
unter Dem q a III e II
,Srempnt 0duS."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
girrbdnnnA.

eserSauuus pirS DauptiadHd i'm sotaacn te,psrf'
aci1t curdD blfr encr Sliflt9teit bic i'm 9ciunceu
Suii1nbt aus bcr inneru oulc jrucs orG0ns berGus'
itbwiBt, aenNnnt ScrGahriihe SGft.-9teic Susi9tet
III pos 9rpGtc 2uilpn9smitel ecr Speiie, eGr RET.
uuo Scr @n1cipcSe Sbue b1iclbt hneet tcne Scr'
bauun9 iiatt-tciue 2icrmoublun1 ecr Spttle ~ Sut
uup tcnc 01brun1 Sc$ &prpcrs; cneern pel ncbr ein
unrCincr, larrcrt lmer;hatter unp ;ertortnper Su'
ltoub SrS 9anSen 9Scrpauun9s appor1ts Gin ihp1'
der, b0ibpScr pSer pcrrprbCncr 11cn prpbuirt ttt'
ueu olitcu 00ifrIidcn Saft, unb Saber hic SrIntbt
SNs Glcnp unS bic GtbwadJc rie raSurds eHtlisbF.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30

rer 9ef6dft be9Onnen bat, uno fertter'
bin rsoslmdeis in ceIer llm9e9cnS bu ves
treiten aeeenft. gr it bersit iepcrSeit etnis
&C @ntfernuno i'm 9oncc cieIem 9ef@dft ab"
Suwartcr. Seine Wrciie fOQsn bitIi9' une
feline Qrbeitcn pen eritcn @ute fein.
Sefeuunsen f6nnert iecc3eit, III feiner
0bwclcnbet Bel 6. 6. 81 affcp in Quen~
taun sernabt .msrStn, weIbe pahttlitb be
IOrat msroeu fouen. ...... ,... ..
2ns neuer Nnfin9tr bittetcr unr ernciatcrt
3uIprut, in Der felten ueberNu9un9 baB er
ouen EnfSrsdsncsn nab @unfcb clemens
fann. -.,.. .-,,
Sato6 St6d6er8sr;.;
Cert. d nq2@e
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
Scotn9un9cn:

Subfeription-Gin SbaIer oes Sobrs.
S5efanutmadbun1cu wrrctn 3a rcn tiU9itm
YrCiltn Cin9crUdt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
11brclt : Hcl0rircit.
September 4

"a Ser lluterSeibnete BE-
$50 eient Ib 6iefer &jelt9sn!
XIIE %SSty brit pcI!t @ublifum' Ott
gS.R SAss UnSei9e Su MAIDEN, Bog
AA%< IsNzESs! er DDS u bren 0ue'ef'
~ SasSags ss~ ocr Il breu q epa'rt%
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
zoo mcrfipiirSiocu Surcn

in VbitoHcipbid, 9;Cuport unS Boston oliria. Oiss
parcu l ldutcr eespcrdtc Safe, uRp bie SureH
ucht uur itnen unp WurScreeu icnrcrn alIh pcrnIUi
uCut.
@s ii Gin drpfcs nrrpGics G}cGCumittcL unS poutcr
criduutid tlSiuCu nudntitat bic iu elmer dciuueCn
2ScrSGHunS nptbmCnSiS ill., Gaubt n1n Sas es wirtr na0
Glcetrp sMlaguCtiIbcn 4rincipicu!
@s 1T fciue Sprm pen oIten 9G0senb tid1ircg,
Ncn rc cS uidt ipGcid Su CrrCihcn uHS 81 SntfcruGu
iciut. GlCibpri mic ihlInm tic icin mpGtn, cs Gibt
aulcublididc Grlethtcrpn1! @tuc euStac Spiis rnts
rcrnt nhc uuduGCnCbntcn Spmptcnlc, uup Cs braudbt
ulIr lr cine tursc Scit wicbcrbpit pcrFcuy hicc
ten @riplIr Saucrbaft iu rddcn. Gftnhcit rcs NlrS
uuS Srdftirjc cCs Scrpcrs tuo unrCr;uIiide SoldcH
Gs III bcieurtrs ppr;l1ltd III SnuCR ppu lrbCitGtclU
Grbrcdcn, SrumpiCnI Sdlncr;cu rcs llntcrCitsy I'm
ppbrin nab rem @cr, nirNcrcrI tdltCr SuiiIuo res
SStutS, z GtbucrmltbGttt @citcsnisrcrGeihl1Icnhctt
Slciumutb, NbiChrunG Sdpnhc5 9iei1ung 81 SSabW
finn, GSelbittcCtunM II. /. ~. -.s ..-
GIaVrctsy @iulb1lCr pSr @pttci Cine Sottsl
bcWtrtt oft cine eaurrnbt Snr.
Surrcaucmru Gcricntuuduac6 oUcn SbcilCu Scs Qail,
Srs miro rrucrHNutnNc Ntcric Scs Ycrin III cCrSprm
ppn pulpcrn 0uiGCbdut nit 2rpciunJCu um Is E'ccr
SiuntGm 9ltphp SSaItr prCr Snrup an fiulOcn SiCic
VulpCr Cntbaltcu bc Hanlie 9atcrie pie pit 9ptteu
cecr Sic GprpClte 0uantt6t fr ben uGmbeu Vrcis,
man ciutn b0lcr nSct (ppfflei)Au Or. q z. pugB'
tom go. Il 9;Crp Ste Stra6G philadelphia.
Gcbs den iIlr iiinf Sbaer Stets pGdhcn unS
Spttrl rntbalt SCu dcircbcueu Nf6msnsiuI Won s. e
6culbtpm 81 o 0lctniJcr @t9trtbumer
SS 3u baben i'm Su6fObr oe5 n9atri'
ptcn" uno Nofer'6 QYotDcFe tn QIIcHtaun.
?;cuuu GtpRSt s. 1850. ual9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
S0de6arc 2dnOcretcu

Do Der untsrfdricbene 9CiOnncn III aus
otcier @e9Cno we9iubieben, 70 bietet er cos
tOl9enoe Iie9snce @i9entbum pliuatim jum
Scrfouf an. ndmIi6:
So. 1.-OaS wpbl6efamute
SSirtb6bauS,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
Sycpjtu uuo Tcnnrt.

Ycpiin in Sos 6aupteicmCnt pbcr 1rpfe %crSduuras
priu,ip bts 0attrten Cats. @s miro in 1roFcm lie,
tcrfuR in rtn ipliNcnGbricR brs ntrnihliDen 9E'gss
nab Sem Spoe atfuneen une pcruri9ht Offers paB
sen 9ytaocn Der G6irrr, ais 5en SGltcr etc. 1einn'
Sen 50 bos an pierm 0rten rurd Santrn 1cbr1ub'
&c SGoteral um S0s 3umadIcr, Gcnnnnt Renneh pchcn
sSirtun1 10 IoudC Sds SSunSCr her SairpS mar. SaS
C5criuucu Der ;itb il bcr crite 9Lutpinasproe. Rrn'
net bciiRt ertaunlitc STRAIT. Der Ahacn cifcs &0bs
mddt bcu0b cutaurnN 9Gl iein ei9nes 8eptht Stild,
0Crinuen Worru gictt9 iaHt, e1s "ttn 9hetl 9epnn
mir icdl;dtnuirme Shciicn SSdhcr cernitdt Slttib
uuS dnpcrc Spciie 0uipGt" SrGnte 9Oi18en prprniis
rem frinCn 0utcn odriibcn Gait Gtnnet eeer Ncpl'n'
Tim ~ ;ciIcn rGE riccn SGAnJel 1bgebPften mrGeeH
E1uuJ Citiren mir fpl9enbe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
sus elm Syfittcl fir 1tuprrSaulitbPcit

bot or 6cudbtcu's 0rrpGrat pom y ep Il II Sie
bclpuupcr uuGsNilrSiScn SplBcn berpprgebraebti p'
SCm Cs SIilr pSn @nttrditnnM Abma9erun1 9terpcH'
INpfCr ian ms G5rab OCtracbt b1ttcu. 9s unmpGlid
Se 9tusiibrlidlfct i9be Safe in eiCier SctdnnnadD
una ,u gcbCn-abcr man bat GutGcutiidbc ScugniBC
mCtr ais
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
SHiTcuihaftlicbc 3cuonifc.

Barron gre bi a. i'll fcinem bcrlhmIen SSertt hber
ounloltitbr @Bcmic, iNNt Cine fnntlide antloirnSe
Sulfi1tCit III Ieiht sn bereittu aus cem Shlctnl'
6GUtdcn pCs 9a1cns eucs SIlbes, WORM rcridtCStne
Spciic0rtitcL ais Sciit pus @pfr, erretdt @r1nScrt
ilnr oui9cIeEt werbcn 1If Die nhmlIhe arE lpH I'M
mcuidlihcn MtG1Cn. ~,
Sr.Vrrciroin in irirfr beFanuttn AthorSinnHthrr
v@peiie unS Gi1tI" putljirt pcn SSilion unp 60
0eupprf, @Cite IS, crw0bnt rieielet 9rcBe EDat10e
iluS tcidrribt bic 9lTtboSe Der Screitnn9
Or s Cb II 9S. . I pe ~ 9rpfefpr er 9bcnle
i'm mcSi,tuiidcn @pllcIium Der lnptrtltd p6n 9icl'
MORT iuGt in fciuCm Scrtbud Der @bcne" Iette $50
Cs mar cine SraGe pb tuntlie ScrS1uun9 berpor9e'
tradt wcrScu tpnnc-cs pIro eBt 0uSemtIn jpStGsHcr
eaE cs tdnu. ...,,. go.
QreicGpr &un1tfis II Won @btloStlpbia mtSmet
ricicnl GCgcnt0ur ibcr fuuSia Scitcn IN ietncui arc
fcu SEerft ubcr mcuibiidle Nbriiop9ic. GGtnc 9y
pcrimcntc nit or, Beaumont ubcrocn aartdlcn Sdtt'
ppl lctcnpCn 9;eEdrunaGcu une rCn Sbltren erhofen
fiubwpbI tCfannt ,Su 0ucn S1Ucn" ia9t cr t,lpurbC
s;cre0llun9 cbcn 10 ppntpmmcR 0uf Die tunhlie3
nIs ntiIrl tle gNriit tclpirtt."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
10. 3.-@ime 2sauerct,

9ele9en an Der SnaBe bic Don Saucon Sal.
Iep nab 9a6e fubrt, in befa9trm Saunftip.
cntbaIteno 55 Qfer Sano. Sin paiIenoer
She'll bieuOn III uOrtreffIibeS @iefenIanb.
uno SUISIano, BON Der befen SuaItit, Der
usberret 1T SauIano BON febr gutter Qrt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-30
HO. S.-0imc Sanerci;

9eIe0en an Der n2Nten SabIebemer Stra6e"
in NieoerIaucou 8aunibip, ROrtbampton
@auntp, ,belpobnt pom WhbaeI BeiB, ent:
baItsno l25 Qfsr 2ano., Sin bjnIin9Iiber
&beiI bieucn 1T .SOIs, unb @iefnIanc, Der
&eft 8auIano uOn uerSu9Ii1sr SuaIitdt
uno in 9utem &uIturtance, Die Serbef'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-14
UNHOLY COALITIONS.

The Washington Union has the candour to
come out openly and condemn in unequivocal
terms the actual coalition between the Democrats
and Free Sellers in Massachusetts, and the APP
pretended coalition of the same factions in the
Legislature of Ohio. The Massachusetts bargain
it is understood, is, that MIR. Rantoul, Democrat.
shall 60 to the Senate for the unexpred term of
Mr.. Webster, which will continue until the 4th
March next, and MIR. Somebody, Abotionist, for
the full term of six years thereafter The Union
appeals pathetically to Mr. Rantoul not to join in
the arrangement, for it says somewhat equivocally,
@Such coalitions are always fatal to the party who
has the least sembance of character and honour
to lose" The following remarks ofthe Wash.
ington organ are SO instructive that we beg all
who have been accustomed to hear Southern
pnans to our "natura allies the Northern
Democratic party-to read and inwardIy digest
4hern:
This abolition coalition is one of them most open, no.
sorious, and shameless that recorded 1t
stands self condemned. 1t must blacken in the ewes OF
abe whole country Mr.. Rantoul certainly would not
accept an office thus rendered. We call upon him to
spurn il as he would brihe to betray his country or
his God. Hoaors purchased at such price every high
toned patriot should trampe under foot
The spectacle now exhibited on the theatre OF Mas
saehusetls cuated to attract universal attention.
Il il possible that it be correctly reported! Can
il he titat there is coalition foot between the free
soilers and some OF the democrats to divide the spos
of office between them! Is possible that ofhgh
character can soap initiate The rapacty of brigands
and say to the aboonists You take this office, and
will take lhsti You elect him senator OF the
United States for part OF the iefl and we Will vote
your man for the term2 What man of talents.
however lofty, can survive such an experiment. Will
MIR. Rantonl exchange his high reputation for the emp
honor OF slstTg forty or even fifty days in the
Senate chamber, when it is known that he owes his
evanescent seat and equyoca distinction TO ahgglg bar
gain with fanatics and aboluouss? Eyer patriot would
conure him to mediate his duty carefully before he
ado pts desperate 40 alternative We are proud 10
understand that Mr.. Caleb Cushing, member OF the
Legislature stands his ground like aman-"ilke Mount
Atlas, unmosad." He will find his reward 10 the res
speet and gratitude of his country.
We learn with great pleasure that the arrangement ia
the leg islature OF Ohio will scarcely be carried out
Perhaps no senator will be elected. Such under
stand s the prospect at present.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-14
AN AWFUL, TRAGEDY

The Memphis Eagle furnishes the details of a
most awful tragedy and the swift vengeance of
the excited populace which occurred in that city
on Wednesday, the LIST inst
On Wednesday evening. our community was
convulsed by one of those violent exctements, be-.
fore which customary barriers give way hor-
rible murder was followed by a summary and ter
rible punishment. An excited populace learning
that Mr.. John K. Chester, Recorder of Memphis.
a most faithful and digent public servant, and an
exceedingly amiable gentleman had been brutaly
and causelessly shot down by runaway slave
who claimed to be Free took the law into its own
hands, dragged the negro from the Calaboose and
hung him on the nearest tres.
The facts as detailed are briefly these. The me-
gro, in company with white man, called at the
Recorders office with free pass, to which he de-
sired the Recorders seal attached. Suspecting
the boy TO be runaway, and the paper forgery,
be questioned him as to the facts, which the boy
denied. The Recorder made inquiries out OF
doors, and being confirmed in his suspicious, re-
turned TO interrogate the boy again, which ne did,
says those present, in most pleasant tone, ana IN
the midst ofthe Interrogation, turned his face to
speak to gentleman, when The negro drew pls-
tol and shot him dead. The negro was promptly
taken into custody, not, however, without consd-
cradle difficulty by the two gentlemen present. and
subsequently sent to the calaboose, from whence
he was Immediately taken by the enraged popu-
lace and executed, contesslpg under the gallows
that he was a runaway
What became Of the white man who accompa-
MED him TO the Office, does not appear, though we
observe that a white man has been arrested and
committed as an accessory:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-14
LOUIS NAPOLEON.

We are informed by the latest dates from Paris that
had given banquet to the President of the Republic
The guests assembled on the occasion were all OF the
sgreat party OF order"
Fhe Times correspondent says: whether as regards
the guests tho magnicence of the apartment or the
etiquette observed, the whole display princely
style = When the dessert was placed on the table M
Dupn aud proposed the health oil their ilustrious
guest, in the following terms:-
AZ propose, gentlemen, the health of the President
of the Repubc-the chosen OF the 10th of December
whose high and noble mission, conformity with that
OF the elect OF 18th May he representatives OF the peo
ple consists in defending and ensuring the Triumph
over impety and anarchy, OF the great principles
law and morality which the essential order of all
human society, the authority of government, the
ry Of private affairs and the loyalty OF all pacific re-
lations between civilized nations eternally based
| To the President OF the Republic =
"Lous Napoleon then rose, and in the midst Of pro-
| found silence, replied thus:
"'M. LIZ PREsIDENT-l return you my most sincere
thanks for having second time afforded me the plea
sure OF celebrating the anniversary of my election in
the midst OF the representatives of France and the men,
bers OF the diplomatic corps II is second solemn oc-
casion for congratulang ourselves the repose which
the country enjoys yet this repose entirely with
sion Can there them be obtained no advantage, no
good without the germ of dissolution being always
present Yet there is nothing more glorious, more
worthy of the public powers of the State than to give
an example of the contrary. May that Union Which
was formed in the tempest continue unbroken during
the calm drink gentlemen, to the concord OF the
public powers OF the State. to the National Assembly
to its honorable President p"
The toast was also much applauded, and was follow
ed nv annrODrata music.