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OFFECE os rHG SkcssraRY oF SraTR, }
 Little Rock, 27th May. is5t h csmplanee with pro, lsioa of he Conssta. ton of the State oi ArkanSas the following ancna- menss to sad Consultation. proposed by he last General Assembly, arc published. Each newspaper painted In thIs State. will pub- liSh the same tkres ssrrrsi times previous to the first Monday in August nett. and forward inc pa pers containing the pabicat.on. also Inc account to thIs office. DAVID B. GREER
 SECRETARY oR STATE Reselrs5 Bss iAe Generi Assepssfv af ta< SEate ef Asksasos, That they do propose the following apcmdTnent so the Constitution Of thus State. to wit:
 That the 29,h section of the 4th aTticiC of the Constitution ofthe State Of Arkansas, be amend. ed thai Lafayette county may be reduced to, 500 square mites. aad that new county may be fonn- ed out of said county af like dimensions.
 T. B. FL0URNOY, SpeakT
 cf Rs Hswse ef Representatives.
 J. K. HAMPTON. Presidens
 ef the Senate. Approved, Jan. Huh ls5l.
 JOHN $. ROANE. Rssolved By iAe GeHxrsE Asse,ably q ths Slate of 44rtaasas. That the following anne ndtnent be proposed tothe Constitution of theState of Arkan- sas viz:
 That the 29th section of the 9th article of the Constitution bc amended 90 as to allow the eoan- ties of Green, Potnsett and Deaka, to be reduced ts esght hundred square miles and that new county may be formed out of the counties ef Green and PoInsett Of like dimensions.
 T B. FLOURNoY, SprmIsy x
 sf fAe Mouse ef Representatives.
 J. R. HAMPTON, Presiden
 ef tAs Seaats. Approved, Jan. sta, ieSt: -
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n..-a, in Cptt1s-f f1'c-esiiag Po'itieIs N-irs. .
 New Yszx. Wcdaesisy, Jane {. rsa Rayal Mail steamer Asia arrived here ti''S ,f ppe o'clock. tragnt Fiul days later ..,l.'ss,-- from Iirrrp ,ol anl three dsFS later .,.,, tSs Continent. tbsa the ddeE oy tes Wash ..o SYbi1rtt $ sgmCtfy VI her news; .'-".'' LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
 lfvEagooi. Sslurdar. hay 24
 .,-, .ss declined one fsfthinr sinee Inc de ...,.s of the Canada, with sales forthwith oi s,.,yo-e thousand bales, of wtich Eve thousand ...,. .ssen on speculation. The oaictal quota ,,,, ss sssusd by the Board of Brokers last even .,, s-a--,1r Fa.r Orleans. sX and hail Psnce ; g,,, | -bIanis. five three quarter pence t3}. The ,g,rk, to day has been steady, about six thousand t,t-e have b,4-sn sold The stock On hand IS seven sr,5,e4 ;bonSant bales of which Eve huEdFed ,a4 ,a-, thousand are of AmerlcaH descriptions. ,-,.qss fh. baadfed aod thrsg thousand Ameficaa nj Inc same l,rne last ycaf.
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W hooping Cough.

A gentleman of thus city who has tested i, say ;he following is certain remedy for whoopln. congh, alwnys breaking II after the use of tht fnedsc,ne for three days, viz; ounces fax seed, ounces honey ounce llquonce, ounces lemons boiled together in half gallon of water. To bt well strslaed, bottled tightly and kept in 2 coo place. Dose, table spoonful six times day, |, 6e gwen always after the cough ceaseS
 [Coi Telegraph.
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Sale Of state Lands.

STATE LAND AFFICks l, LFxraK Rocx,
 Nay su. 1881. IN pursuance at an sci of tho General Assembly | of Arkansas, appuved the Akh December. ts4f, will ole a public sale an the 18th day eI Jane next s1e following described tracts of land. selected and ssss-Sss sss-Ss to thts State paFs of tte grant of Sd0 s AEres, except such ss has beea covered by ssghs of pFe-emFtan, proof cf which, IogytAer with the necessary hoEd has been hsed or may be produced at ths oeBce before the day of sale
 HELENA DISTRICT.
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IF We are authorised jo announce JoHS (. MyRR,y. of Jefferson county, a candidate for the office of Circuit Judge of the Second Judicial Cir cult, composed of the counties Of Hot Spring, Dallas. Calhoun, Bradley, Drew, Ashley, Chieoi. Desha, Arkansas aud Jefferson, to fill out the un- expired term of Hon. Josiah Gould reSigned.- Election on the ist Monday ln August next.
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Notice is Hereby Given.

rTNO all those wAa are in arrears for interest due | on their purchases Of a portion Of The 18th sections m T \ Il ". and T. 1. V. X. i2 ", 10 make payments 10 the county Treasurer on or before the first day el the July term of the County Court or the certificates of the several amounts vii b,. placed in tue hands Of the Attorney Gen eraI fJr collection.
 B. F. OWEN, Ja4ge ef C. C. Gag. & Democrat publish two weeks and pre- sent their accounts to the County Court for pay meut
 Little Rock, June iT, 1851. 4l-2w.
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June 18th 1851.
Little Rock High school.

TIHE annual Examination of ;he pupils of this \ Institution will take place ID. VI on the ls' and 2nd of July, commencing at o'clock \. NJ. Trustees and Gar3ianS with the friends of Educa ion are respectfully invited to attend.
 Al th. close of the examination, premiums will be awarded for performing in the following studies; Orthogrsthy Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History of Rome, England and United States, Ma tural and ,iental Phylossphy, Rhetorc, Chemistry, Geology, Botany, Astronomy, Ethics, Evidences 0t Theology. Bible, Composition and French.
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PRAIRIE COUNTY.

TAKEN up by David Elliott. gray horse IS hands high. ten yeaD old, blind ia he Jeff eye. valued nj thiriy dollars
 TAKEN up by John Pereefull, scn., bay pony horse w.ih black and tai, wIth some kznsil saddle marks on his back, about ten or elevsa hands high, supposed ,o he SIX yeaFAo olJ, valued a, thirty dol laFs
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Tetl<tees Sale.

DY yIrtae of Deed of Trust executed by SsIss ID Poke. on the 9th day of May. 1850, 10 John Mstock, 10 secure the payment oi a certain of money m sad Deed of Trust named, l will, on the first Monday in August next. m The city of Cam den, offer for sale to the highest and sSs bidder, that well kuowa and valuable property, situated m saId city, known as the OUACHtTA HOUSE, ,' sad premises embracing the following Lots, 10 wit: Lot No 54 in block No. I4, fronting east 40 feet on Adams street, and running back west sixty feet. the width of IS frUat and Lot No. eS III block No. n, fronting sn feet on the NortheTiy sidc of Jefferson street, and running back there from wesiwarily the width of it's front. l20 feet. The buildings upon the premises are ali new. and he e ouschaa House one Of the largest and Irost convenient buildings for first class Hotel III the State and the iocati0n offers the strongest in. ducemeuls 10 persons wishing to .ngage m that business.
 The whole premises will be .sod on credit un- t the atsi day oi March next tAs purchaser giY gng h'S nOie win two approved securities.
 L. E. CASE, Trustee.
 Caader, May 22, IS5i--40--;dz-
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ME41A41 Fl 'N& M " M A. A. CARY, W. D. ~.

INR0M Hunsyvise Ala, hes loeated lA E hImself permanently n Little Roek. e yfYYfy
 ne has bcem engaged n the practice of peatsagFv fur ten years. sRd fsas coHAdeut in the ability to rive entire sAfiSfacsua to such of this e9mmunly aS may need hfs scrviees-
 Persons residing skA s.issasce wsil he notided of hx atsenre ftssr towm, whenever < oecaFs through uye papeFS of thsx psace.
 OtEce on :he south side af Ms1kham eetween East Man and l.oesiaEa streets thEea d0oxS west sS l.. R. Linculn'e Baek Stnse.
 Little Rock. May a, lN1l. @-u
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NOTICE TO PRE- E-EMPToRs AND OTHERS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPT0HS AND OTHERS. All persoas claiming the gigAt of pre- -enption. aader act of the General Assembly of tAs State, approved DScember. iath. tS46, are required to make proof and fLe ths asesssry bond hefofe the 2sth day of June next
 Where locations have been made upon the selec- ton of Indivtdaais, in aeeorannee with the iith seciion of lhe set appfoseA 20tA DecesRber. is44, and the act approved December 18th, is&g. and sad locatosta have been confirmed tp the State, bonds must be fagnishcd to this office fof the pro per smoans A@iaEe the day cf ssle etherw ise they will be sold to the highest bidder al such sale
 The Tth section of an act approved December Fist, ls46. aathosszes tbaf, ''is at esses mAsvs. ssder ts pvsusseas ef tAs lsf Dse is43. sestssgs hsss cizasd tAe prs snptsm granied by lhaf aSfs s Aavs sHwcsed hzHds ast esafrmsd ts iAs Iss4a amsi efser tAs yassass If tax srt q 20tA Dsefmbef fssA Ike 9tA seftga9f he bet Hasssd ael szl te ressp2d Afier fhs sale aii lands offered snd rensAsaiax ansold will be subject to pEivse entry at thsepFee of one dollar and twenty i've ceass per arra
 E ]. NEAkD0N. Lsssd Agvaf.
 for the Ssks q ArAsasas
 May 20, 1851 57--hiS
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We are Always on Hand

SHOES. made 10 ori,r; 50.0o0 spii; Laths now IO ready for sale;
 ! good Wagons;
 Coa3ers Ware made 10 osder; Also Cabine, Ware and Bedsiesds; Garages aud Bugges repaired and trimmed Or4ers left at my store wil be attended to promptly. H. $. ALLlS,
 Cntr4rtor of ATk Pen. Arks PenitentlarY June !, 1851. l0-9w.
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FamilN FIour. Ac., Ac,

WHHNNHy WIT N@Nsf NAts LUST reeelyej, lot of merchandise direct from .J Cinoinasti, per steamers Lel,a No. ?, and Trustee.
 65 barrels Flour:
 casks Baeen:
 Canvassed Hans;
 10 boxes Star Candles;
 10 [" Painted Buckets; N 1 barrels Dried Apples;
 boxes Tobacco;
 bags Cotton Yarn, And for sale by 4. J. HCTT, Main sfrect. Mag s, IS5i 3s-
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A singular story.

4 sor-s,p Judea. of the Baltimore Sun wtiles 'be ;,i.rvgns tg that paper
 Tss recent decease Of the Rev. John NJ Dun cs, i, v9ur city revives an interesting incident m 5y esf,y lif On her passage from iTesaHj, f1e vessel fa winch YpIa; John and bEs iamss werc r,ss.r,.rg. was Cast away. Fp- Soane iiIHe all oa b1,-l ,y.rs threatened with death by famine. A .-s-ta. l3.s weIe cast fo, human yic,im D ap mas, the paags of hunger The lot fel upon the venerable grandmother of thai noble b1y-Mw. N,rsaret Duncan. Unw i!ing 10 resort t2 sneh 3 horrd rernedy. the ships company resolve 70 post r,oa the dreadful death for q few hours. The foo.'ess per0d again arrived, when lots were again r,ss f7r i saerfce af i!e-agaln .ha lot fell upon tb. <lins .ady B common consent, aaother Tss- pte was granted. and by pgtfeci agreement thEd tna the sane ordeal was to be pascal Strange ;} '-i-the ihird tune that aged lady was doomed D ae. l pref space of tune being allowed for p.splfa.l1a. ihe pious w5mla perfectly resigned {, --. fare made one VOW uH'o the Lo.d, that Il ss r5Ild aver. the pending blow, and in mercy s.ye ths ships c1mpsHy, shr would eonsecraie se.sssf m5te t43iy U hiS serylee-wou.3. on th+T arigal q, any p1rt. erect temple ln honor ot hls name, snd educa.e and qualify, so far ss n her povef, her grandson John II. Duncan for the mn ,s.rv of the gospel.
 Ina; mayer was probably heard-fur as the lady spDeare on the deck Co render Bp her life, ToFce ron sl5f: aaa11aeed the welcome tidiags-'' Sal or vessel hove in Sight-came to then relief, aa3 n safety they all reached Philadelphia
 h tha. c,ty. the veuersted grandmother prompt |, performed her VOWS. She became a more tlt- yo.e1 christian she erected the handsome church ei 6es winch thera bears her name O thls day and nes tfaalSla, educated and qualified for the sacred offee, spent long life o( pteiy and use- fl.usss, and then surrendered his happy spirit sur y5Qn4sd by numerous afectonate friends.
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''l ARKANSAS COUNTY.

Taken sp by J. W, Simpson, two mules one black mare mule feet 70 inches high supposed to be i wears old, roae he'd maBe and cropped lai one InotiSe col0red mare mule fE. in. hlgh supposed to be three years old. raaehesl with Inc marks of having been severely whipei eR the rIgbs hsls both have the marks pt wagon greriag no ether marks p-scept;l'le, tke black mule valued at nine ty dollars, and the mouse coofed al oEse hundred dnlIarS.
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Tobacco,

? BOXES Extra chewing Tobacco O a cem. Poaad Lump |" 2 g. |" Rec ,ised thls day and for sale by
 JN0. D. ADAMS, June {, ls5i--a0. Stsambeae LaAdsag.
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LIST OF E~TRAYS.
FULTON COuRNTY.

rHAKEN up by James Cockgan one hay mare,
 \ wIth ball face. lefl eye glass \ scar on her noSc, ranging towards the nght eye, with some saddle spots on each side of her back; both hind feel white half way up 10 ike hooks, with some Scsrx on the xane. thTee old shoes on, and from every appearance has been foandeFed fifteen bands high supposed To be twelve years old, appraised 10 fHentY dollars.
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Mats! snat@!: Knaas!.. D casss Fashionable Silk Hats Doz Wool do. % Doz Cloth Csps. Received per Psstssc snI for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS. Feb. n, 1851. Steambeat Landing
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NOTHING SHORTER.

IN order to get my goods early m the fall, have | determined to start East earlier than usual, and now req aesi all lndsbted to Me to '' Come up to the Tsoagh," ahd save me the dsagreeable Recesi ty of troubling them again, Gm bosand to haSe the Money. as 1 am resolved to buy my next stock of Goods for Cash, for the purpose of selhng them less than the same stock can be sold for m shis State, hope all will he ready to pay gp upon pre- senisiion of theu Bills. D. (. FULTON.
 May Is, Ik5I. 36---fw-
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Masonic celebration on the slth Inst.

AL M4sgas n gooi standing are requested 10 meet a: t4s Nasonic Hall n Little Rock, oa the .4.a June ,nsi.. al half after o'clock AM. dressed l8 white pants, dark colored coats and black hats-Rnyat Arch Mas ns with red, and Masters with blue regsiia. i procession viii be iJrIaed by Dyo. T. D. Merrlck, as Marshall. and conducted 10 the M. E, Church. by so'clock AM wtste the citizens are invited to attend al the Cagfch: ceremonies as follows;
 Naslc; lby Band Prayer by M. E. Josh F. Green, C. Chaplain; Muse;
 Installation of officers by Pas, Master T. D Nernck unless Grand Master or Deputy present.
 Music.
 0san7u by Bro. 4. Pike; Hlsjc:
 Benedlctloa by pastot Of ,he Church.
 \. j. HUTT,
 ]. D. ADAMS,
 E, II. ENGLISH
 C0amitfes q .4rrmg gsaReRts. WAiE and Democrat please copy
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Tobacco! TobaccO:!

DECD per. Steamer Trustee, 1884 lbs cheap h Tobacco And for sale by, une l6-ls5l-5l. A. J. HUTT
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Salt: Salt!!

DECD per Steamer Dove, 100 large bleeched 1N sacks Salt. And for sale by, 4. J. HUTT
 June lS-tS5l-lf.
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LNLOUR--200 bbls. Ohio superdne; C LARD OlL--5 hblS. winter strained; PLOUGH M0UAQS--t06 Diamonds BACON--4 hhsls- hams and shoulders; PORk--i0 bbis. clear;
 LARD--l0l kegs No 1: COTTON YARN-20o0 lbs. assorted. 5 10. Received pr Hamburg and for sale by
 VIM E. WAIT. March fl, fhAA- AH.
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E. CIRVER | C0'& IMPRoVgD CoTFUN CHS nNE of 60 Saws ia store and Ep sale. O Al orders fos Gins of the nsnsl szcs given so the Uwdersignee wsil b. foFwarsel. ana Eeceive
 VIM. E. WAIT.
 Agent fof the MannfscturFs Little Rock, May n 1881. ss-
 WNfs! H0fs!! LUST received. fine lol of Hats, and among sD which arc tae fo!lowin, vizs , cases hae fash. Sak Hats; e MoseSkia Hats; [" s CaSials Ee- ' Rusxia Brush :" Peatl Union aoz. Pansma '" '' Leghorn '' boys fine Legkora '' infants straw i3 Palm Leaf 's And for sale by A. ]. HtFTT, Nan s'ytet. May A. ls5i- 3s-
 FIRE INSURANCE,
 By the uaderssned AgeE. fss tke PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
 oF HAETroRo, CONNECTICUT. Pohoes issued upon the most favorable terms by
 VIM B, WAIT, AKert Mays. 1850. s5-1.
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Har Stores.

1 CASX ,sid BTandy ckx. Amefscan ao l ? eks. Madera Wine; b5l, Cherry Bounce bbis cid B0'b b W Whiskey; 4 Rum Rye d old Port Wine 1 " Mnscat Wine .' Malaga. ReeciSed and foT safe by
 IS0. D. ADAMS, Jun 6, IsSi--40 = SteamAass Laadfag.
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JUSTICE.

sCfANiNG been elected rasntissioned aud qaihed as - Jastxe o the Peace for Hz Rock rowas'ie Paia~k eanDty AsaRsas, sa ps~RSed to atss ociaiy t0 anJ baainess ntrstsseat0sne yisErualit. ogiee sas oaee Of L. A. NmTEL1x, Ese-, eoruri of Naia sea E stfeets under Arkansas bannHr ofs.
 JOHN l. THOMPSON. Lsis Rock ATk3, Nov. :, is5o
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COnfecsiOnary and Ice Cream.

Confectionery and Ice Cream. rVlHE citizens of L,ttle Rock are informed that \ have for sale rch stock of candles, cakes. frlits and a general stock of Confectionery, which will he sold al the lowest prices
 Ice Gram. Viii be furnished every day from o'clock to II AM.
 Rooms next door b Mir. Liucolns Book store on Markham street.
 ORLANDO 5. KEECHE. June 18th hIs5i. il-
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Taken up by John Hardi.s living in Pigeon RopSi township on the 2sth of May, 1881. SogTcl mule ahcui 10 yearsold. branded on iheieft shoul. der wish theFetteT S.hss hard lamp es the lsf. jaw some saddle marks, the mane Foache1 appraised to foriy five dollars
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Feb II 1881.
 lCE, FRElTA NUTS ts. LUST received sy the steamer Pontiac No. |. .b 21 'feas oa Boston Ice.
 1s B xez kAsseas. -a { bsreis Caesssats. ea-4 ft F l Bag et AiIsossa. es r-ss-.s5 ss .srs0 ss Bag Engissh Wsiaais. aag -r 5sff~i Coeosaat. s.8sE ssaa bas. .ss s0 Cans Oyes,efs. egass s4as ? Barrels -Oysstrfs is zhe shsn. 20O1 P,ekIsd OsSstsss.
 Euxss Tobacco.
 Hegsfieasis Sggef f# | B5z. Bssket AaAixri. E. a Coritals. f | !" Demijshhs.
 ttaa N. rANTL M.teh 3i. 1851. 2S-u.
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Partridge Boots.

f Cases Water Proof. just received and fos sale + sy FAIHERLY & CLEAESIS.
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banner. indeed. IN, 49,. n. f,llc.-.
ton:
Indspsndsns Fsst Club. F WaM. eeeoud .s,oIp,,tsv
Mr. VandeFgri6 came forward and said that tia,
was mot the first time be had presented banners to
Clubs, but 1t was the first lime be bad ever pre-
scntsd one % an Independent Club. The gentle.
man contlnued
ar. Fssssdsst-I now beg to present through
you to the Second Ward Frsfet Club, the sscom-
panying banner, under which we are 10 battle and
70 conquer. The Organization Of your club is now
complete, and to my that We have commenced the
contest under favorable auspices Of SUCCESS, is say
ing TOO little The election Of James r. Frerst
and Robert Spedden, is a. certain - any human
event can be--if the zeal in their cause that now
sn N u.s. continues unto the end.
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A Man Kilzsd.-A man named Henry Worth.
native of England about thirty ave years Of age,
was run over By horse and dray on Monday night
last, about seven o'clock, ON Old Levee street.
The driver, Peter Martz, young German in the
employ Of Mr.. Warner, the ice merchant in the
Third Municipality, surrendered himself yesterday
in the Recorders Court Of the First Municipality
and was examined as having caused Worth q
death. A Mr. Nolde (slso in Warmers employ
stated that Martz unfortunately drove over the
body Of tho deceased, who was lying drunk in the
street, but that from the darkness of the night he
dartz) could not discover him he did not utter =
word give the slightest ssresn, and it was only
when he raised one Of his arms that he (Nolde)
knew il was man that was run over. Mr. Nolde
said that the same accident might have occurred to
himself at the time, had he bssn driving the fore
most dray-hs was driving dray about thirty fee,
from that which run over Worth. At the time Of
the accident, the body was removed to the First
Municipality Watchhouss, where the Coroner held
an inquest anda verdict was returned in accordance
with the circumstances. Recorder Genois COM
mitted Martz before the First District Court on a
charge Of manslaughter. Judge Larue decided,
however, that considering the statement Of the
Recorder and District Attorney, the accused might
be admitted to bail in the sum Of $1,000, according
to law. Mart1 ID now out on bail.
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Corn or No Co,n.-The corn" question was
voted upon in Pickens last Monday. The propo.
si!ion to raise fund, BY taxation, for the purchase
q corn. was rejected by . majority Of about $50.
same subject in the county. [Selms (Aia.5 Re.
porter, 9Th. s
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Stsamss Bacon III t Loub IL l7th ins In pcst e.
NswOrlsans. ssansu Ahen. Empire. Grand Turk and Ne
Pa: Ultra. Steamer Atlantic sl hard aground On Psinss-
ton Bar.
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Lsad.-The amount Of lead shipped from Galena
In the month Of August was 69,O34 pigs. The
recent important discoveries Of lead mines in Clay
ton county, lows, has cause great many miners
to flock to that neighborhood. The mines were
yielding, daily, large amounts, and are estimated
as being very valuable.
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The NeWYork and Genoa L;ne.-A Latte, from,
eenoa says that subscriptions to this line are going
FORWARD successfully. under the management Of its
representative, r. Roster. Esq, an enlightened
merchant engaged in trade between the two porls.
Inc enterprise il also cordially seconded BY Coup,
fioia, the Chief Magistrate of that civ.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Freak Of Natuys.-A woman gave birth to fe-
male twins, in Philadelphia, on Saturday week,
attached together from the chest to the abdomen.
but they did mot live. She has had twins twios
before.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

F;ss in Lefay~ts.-Betwesn and O'Clock
yesterday morning fire broke out in the Jefferson
Cofee-house, opposite the steamboat landing At
s.. Mary street, Lafayette. The premises were
entirely destroyed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

The Drouh. farmers Of the interior Of
fennsylvania have been compelled, in many places,
TO feed their cattle on hay, the grass being so much
burnt up by the want of rain.
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Cruelty at Sea.-Capt. Savage, and his firsr and
.nifd mates. OF The ship Kalamazoo, Of New York,
nave been lined $500 each, for cruelty beating a
passenger, named Edward Campbell. Dr.. Hunter,
Inc surgeon OF the ship, has brought suit against
the same parties, laying his damages at $1,000. 1t
appears that for some slight offence, the captain
mad HIM confined in irons during the greater Dor
lion Of the passage from Liverpool.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Fire.-At Washington on the 18th, Geo. Smiths
large stable, CART fixtures, feed etc., near The Navy
Yard, was destroyed by fire.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Declined to ProsecIte.-Felix Dunn, CHARGED
with abusing Waterman Sheehan, was discharged
yesterday, a. Sheehan declined 10 prosecute.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Getting Conmon.-The Philadelphia Inquirer
says that dozens of Bloomes appeared in that city
on Saturday night week.