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Arrived
Steamnhip Union Budd, from New York 18th inst to Bah
cock " fen.ei-Laiaystts
Steamship faiuun kOsers, from Chsgres, via Havana l6h
Inst. TO X Jennings-la my.
Steamship Yach tvfDes rom lndianola via Galveston 0h
lns%. W Hams U M0ssan--zd my.
s1HAaSUArs.
Fashion. Reno. from Alexandria.
v Griffin Yeatman Williamson, from 81 Loui.
L D0swen, Larlne, IRON The bslze.
y Muse, Slseck. nom LAlUufchs.
SaTanaC NJ Z. Mclnts 70. tfvm Ct Louis.
Sias Wright, cymmes, IRON Slnclnnai.
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Observation-Disclosures Shannon, charged by
Margaret Mcdonnell with assault and battery,
was discharged yesterday, after full inve.tiga.
ton of the case
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Ro56ey Of Stors-John Kernan's stsrs, SEQ.
ond door below Bourbon, on Cansl street, WAS en-
tered on Tuesday night by means Of false keys,
and robbed Of shout $500 worth Of dry goods.
Ca making their escape. the burglars rs-lssked
the doors. A candle and matches wore 1T On the
counter A Negro nan vas arrested On suspicion,
bot We. believe be wss. discharged for want Il
proof Il was no stranger who committed The
robbery. III -
Fxeitips FROM Jssfies Restored Anthony Vail.
the man charged with murder, who escaped the
day before yesterday from Lafayette Jail, was fol.
warded 70 the care of the Sheriff Of Lafayette,
yesterday, By order Of Recorder Genois.
Search, Norman stsses, that about three
weeks ago she gave woman called Mary Liquor
isch dress 10 wash, worth seven dollars. Mary
Myers, 1t il stated. has the dress In her house, on
Marais, between Cont and 81. Louis Streets War.
rant Of search granted BY Recorder Genois.
Shooting. Donation Mounet, I. m. c., threat.
ened to shoot r. Thompson, another f. N. G.. with
q pistol, yesterday, q he was passing through
Cont street, Mr.. ThompsOn sppsixed Recorder
Genois Of this fact yesterday, and prayed Mr. Mou
mats aFrest, and il was even 20, Mounst was a.
rested.
A FSrs Wrsek~ MARTIN Hall wss arrested in
the Third Municipality Tor helping himself to tws
boxes Of Cigars It the fire ON Marigay stfest tina
morning. u,
Maria Davidson, charged with stealing abou
800 worth Of clothing and jewelry from Gather
inc Thompson, on Gfavies street, was arrested las
evening, by Watchman Anderson.
Isco YoGths.-Wm. Devue and Bill Watson
darserous and suspicious characten, were yester
day sens before the First Dissriet Court by Rscor
der Genois.
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Cemmon.-H. Cannon, charged with assault
and threats, was discharged no prosecutor.
6racs-James Partridge was fined 81 for a
breach Of the peace. John J. Warren, charged
with like offence, was discharged
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INSURANCE.

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Maria Davidson, charged with stealing about
800 worth Of clothing and jewelry from Gather
inc Thompson, on Gfavief street, was arrested last
evening, by Watchman Anderson.
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A Fire Wrsekw.-Msrtin Hall was arrested in
the Third Municipality Tor hsIpisg himself to two
boxes Of Cigars 1t the fire on Marigay stfeet that
morning. 81
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SHIPPING.

SHlFflNSje
Pacinc NAH Steamship Company.
THE ONLY THROUGH LINE.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, Vi.
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NH ks.:. -; "a
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Fsom Psnsma to San Prsncisao.
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- FOR 30 .TON-Ths a j new and spisadi q
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age. having an elegant cabin with oommodous and airy
';!s u rooms apply o. o' %M Z. 70 DEWEY er,, .
IA FOR NEW YOhk-The 6ne bark kLIZA
S2&Sk ANN, Clogsh. master, 10 now loading, and will
have immediate de .atch. For freight If DO baIea
cotton pa'sage having good aacommodatoas apply
board, opposite Post "a. SECOND Ma sicapai,y. 10
isls osto Il. W. DEAN. 81 Gnvier st.
"a FOR san FttANClsCO, Cahiornia-Rexsia1
Z4kk Line-The clipper bark SAl.kM, Capt. Collier,
is now nearly full, and will leave positively in about
week little more light freight can be ived offered
Immediately. his will probably be the last chance shi
pers from this por direct for several month"; For freight
or passage, having sqpe!oS accomnod stons appiy TO
- EOR FRkllshT OR CHARTKR-The A
61 LxCI AUS Il will b !, ready adj !; ,sss cargo
For further particular. apply 70 So.
81 fOK Flkh1lsMTO CEiAetTkR-Tke new
@lHA fast Fuhning Mexican schoonss r AUSTRIA, Ri.
be,!a. mare. will hsvs di.pa.sh fos any pod II
| The G9lf For freight p sse,!9. apply e
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DR.. BANNING'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

EVA vEh u ABLlEW Red GU1A8
OF rHE FOl4LnWING nlaEAsks. yIzs
Wsnknes Of The nlssn. Bronchitis eAsFtnag ~ Bseath
Pain in The Chess. Weaklen ssd Blesms the L4nEp
eaies II te Back. SPINAL to.s falhns ~ the Bss
a Se. g T.. fss
NANCY snd ths 6sd seaps incien y Ch bsasHs e.a d
iess 70 %, ~ aad CAsses Dsuhoa, al - We
d.sssss esse4a, = AaSs. q fss:ss
eo1th. u hn Qeca, - u. CaARtns s1eeET, HeV o.
isan, j Ap!E Gts9 viii ~ bsaos- n 4k9 ea4&
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very respectful y, your obliged and obedent servant,
1yls I'm - 80 JoHN z. BoYr, Halter.
P0INT CLEAR. Baldwin county, Al.-Ths

F1OFN O1OhN, B0IuWIn county, AI1-Ihe
undersigned has purchased this fashionable wafer. ~
ing place sna WI! open il on the 's Of June, for the
en,eftsnn.ent o. frensIent and permanent gpests w
Hotel ds!i.h,ialy situated The sho of
Mopie oays about miwny tIom the city Of Mobile the
G.h Of ms1co iswhhn my yards Of The Of the
bay whicn os,ng clear and SALT wnh bold shore and firm
wd'se sand Do lenders this place pecui AIRY ATTRACTIVE FIR
sea bathing The budnss AL fiontns soplh with
~ nsersenns land 70 obrpc the delicious Gulf brsss~
IM%sc'iiey n The a. il beautiful sroys lhs ms in
the r.mhler from the mi .dsy sun Pure Spring Wasr il
suppisd n IN Hc!s BY the distance Of half
Good o2sriase roads and wslts have n male.
successlcn 81 ~ Hills from the back csupuy.
in he yicisi'y Of ths Hotel.
promi that the Tshs nd Bsr shall be supuisi viii IL
=. SELECTIONS If d: Mshi and NswOrssn msrhsss sd
onuvlded aenOn givsn to The the
and psasurs q b, gcesss. JULIUS TIT, P.o sietos
ale ana leassnt steam vess, buik expressly for
" puFp0ee VIII Py constantly between Mobile and Poet
essand hns 'aibosta always hand f0s The q vi.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
HYPERION CITY,
"Wednesday Evsning, July q. 1851.
Arrived to day, IS head Of Western and Aakapas Cattle
Sheep, lSo Calves and lot Of Tsxas Cattle. moderate
supply Of stock.
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READER, 4 WORD TO YOU

you wish to have most excellent Medicine in
Your house 70 immediately In Of Choera no
Moio1s, Masn@si Dyeenesy. etc., whoh 10 prevalent
neach's Ansi-Cathartic Mixture,
one Of the best remedies discovered You will ndit
an ntalhoe one than any thing known ltsops The
vomiting and plugging In Cholera and Cholera Movhus ~
FIRE BRICKS-25OOO 600 English and Scotch
fse B,cks; ~, 900 Anssicaa do oonsistIns Of Ken
Ssirs Biloxi Pi.eux and Pensscoa. for sale
ToBACCO-250 boxes Virginia MANUFACTURED,
islS ~ ARrHIrR . co. - and % Nsw Ls.s..
THOMAsToN LIME-4OO b6Is. ire.h, land
ns Thu ncsnieE !sc1 sehconss Rss.sa. To- sals By
i .ARD-lO0 kegs, for sale 81 = :
= LW. A9ftlUR 6 C0:An and . Nsv t>..s. !
II lME-Thomsston, Utica, Alton, 81. Louis nd
~ st. a'''k1 fS III, {; X HJ /, x..,,..
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CiGAk9-3oo,0o 600 aaaasasd bsaads s.d qsalisiss
~ Nv ARTHUR Z co, . ed > Nss Le.se
II ICk-9Q sisrces psins Carelisa, b. ssls b.
~ LW. ARTHUR 90. 0AnA . - l1vsA
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VTTINDOW GLASs-l500 boxes Of varieu
w. - Szf AN xlsv =. CO:
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Ihs nsens q s6e.., oe'y mills fssH y.ekshss1
mles esyne from Kaynond % the Vel - 81 -
q Gen MCMAElr. lats Of The Psoaths Hoess, Vicks
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-16
Have Out that A ching
Tooth.

T1IIE subscriber would take this opportuni~
l. ty to call the attention OF his patrons and
the public generally, to his Superior mode of
Extracting Teeth, by which at least three
fourths of the pain, caused by the common
practice IS avoided besides rendering every
effort to extract badly decayed teeth and roots
perfectly successful Persons afflicted with
tooth-ache, need have no fear that they cannot
be removed on account Of briitleness or anv
other cause, for il often happens that by, The
use of Chevali.r's splendid Forceps, l have
extracted IRON six to eight teeth which wer
broken off even with the bone, in twice as man
seconds.
would also here announce, that until fur,
ther notice. my price for extracting Teeth, w ill
be tweive and half cents apiece.
NJ B. All work in the various departments
Of DENTISTRY. performed with care and
dispatch. and upon the most approved princi,
Piles of Dental Science, and at moderate prices.
EDWARD w. BLAKE.
Liich6eld, Oct. 8, 1880. 1924
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-16
1T Il N s.
Jesse D. Bright, democrat, has been

Jesse D. Bright, democrat, has been
reelected U. s. Senator from Indiana.
There was carnival sleighride'' in
Boston, on Friday, everything being rig
ged out with a special eye to outlandish-
ness.
The Hon. Charles Augustus Murray,
second son of the late Earl of Dunmore,
and nephew of the Duke of Hamilton,
was married in Scotland, to Miss Eliza
beth Wadsworth, only daughter of Mr..
Wadsworth, of Genesseo, New York,
Dec. IA.
New Hampshire Contested Electiom.--
This case has been decided in the House,
by vote of 90 to 90, in favor of MY
Morrison, the occupant of the contested
seat.
Emsqrants at Little Rock.-The Little
Rock Banner of the 18th states that five
hundred emigrants from the county of
Wexford, Ireland, have arrived at that
place. They have come over to Amer
ca at the instance OF Bishop Byrne, who
intends to form settlement in Arkansas.
The democrats hold their State Con
vention at Hartford on the 10th of Feb.
The Rev. DR.. Todd's church i'll Pitts
field, Mass, was destroyed by fire on Sun
day morning the 9Th inst.
Hardin Bigelow, Mayor Of Sacramento
City, died lately Of cholera, aged Al. He
was from Massachusetts, and had been
in active business on the Pacific coast for
the past fifteen years.
Mr.. Raymond, one Of the editors Of
the Courier and Enquirer, has been cleo
ted Speaker of the New York House Of
Representatives.
"A woman in New York left her babe
seven weeks old, wrapped in a blanket
in chair, when boy came In and sat
down on the child, injuring it so as tc
cause its death.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-16

Another Great Discouery.-The Ger.
mantown Telegraph, Pennsylvania, says
there has just been brought to light, the
application of . power which is to super
cede entirely the present steam power OF
the world. The discovery has been made
by an Eastern man, who has completed
his models-one Of which will be depos~
tied at Washington as soon as patents
shall be secured in the different Europe
an countries. The machinery is entirely
perfected-the power is motive one.
and steam has no part in creating it. So
simple and economical are the principle
and application, that two tons of coal will
be sufficient to drive the largest ship OF
the line around the world The Tele-
graph is enthusiastic in its predictions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-16
Washington, Jan 9.

Washington, Jan y.
There is a certainty now Of collision De-
tween Governor Quitman and the authorities
Of the United States. The Marshal OF Missls-
sippi is fearless man. and will at all hazards
arrest the Governor. The latter is surrounded
at every place where he may he, with confi>
Dental friends, who are ready to defend OF res
cue him.
Governor Quitman has taken a singular
course of late, and it is accounted Tor in part
it is said. by the desperation Of his private af>
fairs. He had. after the Mexican War. Gals
ifornia gold digging project, whereby he was
to make money-taking 200 slaves to Californ-
ia. The California Constitution defeated this
Next he undertook to revolutionixe Cuba with
view to make himself first President Of the
Republic of the Antilles. When that failed,
he attempted to excite domestic war at home,
and to break up the Union. The Texan diff
Guilty was to furnish him the point d'appui for
this purpose. The correspondence with Gov.
Bell of Texas, on this subject, display, It is
said by those who know Of it, much OF the
spirit Of Cataline,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-16
Centennial Celebration.

Alta meeting of the Bar Of Litchtield COun>
tv held ON the sth day of January, 1881, the
following Resolution was adopted, viz,
Whereas, during the present year centu-
nv will elapse since the organization Of the
Coun,y Of Litchfeld. and whereas centennial
celebration of that event has been under con
slderation-Th refere
Resolved, That Messrs Phelps, Seymour
Hubbard, Hall, Hollister, Harrison and Foster
be Committee of the Bar to call meeting OF
the citizens of the county to consider that sub
ject, and to take such order thereon byiappoint'
ing a Committee of Arrangements or otherwise
as shall be thought best.'
The Committee appointed by the foregoing
Resolution, in pursuance thereof hereby call
Meeting of the citizens of the County, to be
held at the Court House in Litch6eld on We'd
nesday the 10th day Of February, 1851, at ten
o'clo, X in the forenoon. at which time and
place the subject of the proposed Centenn'a
Celebration will be considered.
A general attendance of gentlemen frendl,
to the object from every town in the County, II
respectfully requested, in order that Com
mittee of Arrangements for each town imay
be appointed.
BY order of the Committee.
c. B. PHELPS, Chairman.
Litchfeld, Jan. 8, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-16

Andrew Dickinson, Esq, has deter
mined to extent his proposed work-his
Tour in Europe--to 200 pages, (instead
of $50 as first intended) Mr.. D. visited
some of the most interesting objects and
scenes in the old world, and his talents
and poetic taste will invest them with
new and peculiar charms. Though the
volume.is to be thus enlarged, the price
is not to be increased. The work will
be illustrated with three fine engravings,
and will be furnished to subscribers at
fifty cents per copy-quite too low AS
Mr.. Dickinson is native Of Litchfeld,
and has many friends still residing here,
we trust the volume will be well patron
lied by our citizens A subscription pa
per can be found at this Office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-16
Litchfeld, Jan. 8, 1851.

LAND WARRAN rS.-SINGuLAR CASE
An old soldier living at Harper's Ferry, Va''
being entitled to l6o acres OF land under the
new bounty act, obtained from the patent office
the necessary authority for locating his land
He selected il on a tract Of uneccupied gov
eminent laAd at Harper's Ferry, being more
convenient in his estimation than travelling
over the wilds OF Oregon, Minnesota, or Califor~
MIA. The old soldier has consulted able legal
gentlemen, who have given it IS their opinion
that he can hold the land-as the bounty ac'
allows the location upon any unoccupieo gov
eminent land, The property thus selected Is
said to be worth at least 100000.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-16
NDring Election.

It is time our friends throughout the
State, had commenced active prepare
tons for the Spring Campaign. We
/ have an untiling and unscrupulous enc
my to encounter, who will openly cry out
against all coalitions and loudly profess
their attachment to the Union aud the
late measures of Congress, willie there
will be secret understanding in all the
snail towns and Senatorial Distress to
form such agreements and make such
bargains as will uphold them in power
The same game has been tried before,
and will be tried again. The Wings
should remember this, and be ready to
meet it whenever necessary.
To succeed this Spring. complete or
ganization is necessary, and should be
commenced forthwith. Search for new
voters should be made. Old Wings
should be aroused. The results depend
ing upon the election, so important to the
nation, should be placed before them
Wing documents should be in readiness,
and should be circulated. In word, the
preliminary preparations for an important
campaign should be Immediately cons
menced, and should be prosecuted with
energy.
1t will be remembered that many con-
ventions are to be lledACongressional,
Senatorial, County Conventions for the
nomination of Sheriffs, besides the CON-
mon town arrangements. In addition to
these, it will be recollected that the PEG.
pie choose, in April, their Judges of Pro-
bate and Justices Of the Peace. The lat
ter can be provided for of course in each
town; so can the former where single
town constitutes Probate District. If
otherwise, the best opportunity for MAJ
king arrangements to call Probate Con-
ventions will be at the County Conven-
tons to nominate Sheriffs. The County
Committees, however, will have that subs
Jet under their direction, and will point
out the most suitable plan.
Let every one BE AWAKE in season.
ICourant.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-16

THE NAME OF SCOTT.-Sir Henry Bull.
wer, in his recent remarks at the anniversary
dinner Of the St. Andrews Society, in New
York, made very happy allusion to General
Scott. He said, 'that # Waverly and Guy
Mannering have made the name of Scott i'm
mortal on one side Of the Atlantic, CerlO GQrdO
and Churubusco have equally immortaiized 1t
on The other. If the novelist has given the
garb of truth to fiction, the warrior has given
to truth the air of romance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-01-16

The House of Representatives Of Mas
sachusetts having sent to the Senate the
names of the democratic and free soil
candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, (leaving out of the question
entirely tie wing candidates, who had a
large plurality the Senate proceeded to
an election on Saturday. Geo. s. Bout
we'll (dem had all the votes thrown for
Governor, S2--the wings declining to
vote. For Lieut.. Governor, H. w. Cush>
man (dem. had all the votes cast, 20.
The election of Senator was postponed
until Tuesday next.