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More Evidence.

AUSTIN, Texas, January II, 1891
~ DR. SIIERMAN-DEAE SIR visited you in the month OF DC
toer last the request Williams apply of
PATENT TRUSSES and to RUPTURE WASH, with
hope only receiving temporary aid being firm ubever in the pos
sbly my mpnred years ago by
violent coughing and Notwithstanding large Yeti
at times, painful and twice, by unaccomtabe
strangulnted which
by those who the last attack, the
attending pysans desared having had
small difficult MANAGE presented
symptoms; but bore against ALL and about again. although
with similar accident happening
security afforded in the Of Trussnce
getting much lead believe
persereng the articles will be permanently
My object writing you to know whether will
Wash, the You being nearly gone. 1t has
deal good and anxious to get another bottle
you think necessary wish would write by return of mail If
the WASH let know how
| it, Respectfully yours,
| mil ltW w. H. RANDOLPH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03
CITY Intelligence.

b ALLEGED EMBEZZIEMENT. = Catherine Vol
bright charges Joseph Ioz with having raised money
note to which he had claim The story Is avery short
one. though Catherine took many words with which to
tell it. and Recorder Genos required Mr. loltz to procure
bail Tor his future appearance The affair probably one
OF business simply.
lNQUEsT.--The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest at the place of Mr. Fns 1850 Magazine street.
the body of John Weldon, native of Ireland, aged "a
years who came to his death from being crushed by a
large lumber wheel in Mr. Filknss lumber yard, between
Lafayette and Girod street. The poor mans skull was
and he died soon after he received the injury
We believe that he had family The verdict of the jury
| fixes no blame on any person.
| VIoLENCE.--lsaac H. Lebaron charges Mrs.
Towns keeper of boarding house in Canal street. near
Rampant with having assaulted his wife who was at the
time in most delicate state of health He also charges
named Seyars with having aided and assisted Mrs
Towns in the assault complained Of Warrants were
| issued for their arrest
/ STRIKING A SLAvE--William H. Tredenberg
charges VIM. Braman with having struck and wounded
his slave Isaac the Levee warrant was issued for
! Braman's arrest.
| SENT UP.--Catherine Shay was Yesterday
sent before the First District Court for trial charge
of assault and battery Jane Ann Rossi st Louis
| street. between Rampant and Burgundy.
DANGEROUS. X. Bailey yesterday APP
pearcd before Recorder Genois affidavit charg
rendered him apprehensve with regard to his safety
There was long story connected with the affair but it,
details without interest. The Recorder fined Wood
ruff $50 and required him to furnish bonds for $1,000
ADJUDICATIoNs.-NIa Crossman has sole
the following contracts to the highest bidders:
Furnishing materials and laying brick sidewalks, witt
stone curbs and wooden cutters Cypress street. from thu
east side of Claiborne to Gavez street to Patrick Nugent
at 81 80 per running foot Ditchng each side of Napo
leon street. from Common to Canal street. Daniel Muir
ply at 3a cents running foot Laying sidewalks
Jackson Canal and Common streets, the publ
ground Claiborne street. to William Boyce, at 81 4
per running foot and for making fence of dressed
and for painting the same on each side of the Ca
nal Camp street and for placing strong posts to protec
the trees said canal to B. j. WATSON. at 40 cents
running foot for the fence. and 81 per post.
The contract for laying sidewalks on jackson, Common
and Canal streets has been sold at the risk of the ore
purchaser, James Jennings and his security, James
Maitland The contract sold to Jennings the ST.
of January. at 81 per running foot
FINEs-Recorder Caldwell yesterday fine,
John Bradley two dollars for making disturbance il
Philippe street John Davis and Daniel Morgan wer
charged, with the amount for the amusement o
| pugstic exercises in Baronne street
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

COMMERCIAL DR. V T West w Small, Strong, William
nion, la; c Mcbride Curas cksbure Thomas
Mer, kums; Ky N Gaidne Va VIM Montgomery Thos
r Montgomery, Ark.
ST LOUIS r. L B Shaw, Walker 7 Bird, Mo; Bell, J
SAUL VI Evans Julian hcke Ala; Mr. and Mrs Patter
sou and daughter, S C; ] AicDevitt Pittsburgh
CITY p sethes White, NJ Hudson and lady Miss G b
Curtis Ga; NJ Field, Alta; Marine. Riggs,
per, Memphis; J d Gregory, Myrown.
NERANpAJ McNiil C Beinger Ala; jas Nc Waller and
servant serSes Bowck, Stone, Stone, Riley,
G w POWELL La Z Williams Egglcston Gwiu,
Eashsrt Miss Miss Stovall Tenn Davis Ky NicNut,
Mr. Sheppard, Miss Shephard Archer, Fall
Vas Gibbs . Al Smith, W Mode. Mo- Mr. Merritt
ARCADE Van Nakenhnrgh Ark Jas Mitchell, Cooper Miss;
H Sloan, Mills, ieconpt, la o. w THURMAN,
II Hcndry, Tenn = A Thompson, l. HAYWOOD, c.
TUFTS &C Lenann W Anderson, Morpcl la T White.
hN n Cutter, M, In IagAIrn. Mas, " ThUapElH gg W 4
nei,, f,'fS pSlb Harley Hush To lefsA!s'i /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03
Death resulting from a disregard
or in0tte,atiOe to lsekptNres.
EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER,
THE EMINENT SURGEON.


man brought ST. Hospital
ladder piece Rupture complained
of violent pain and died in four hours.
middle aged man. Hernia for many
years. injured by violent push within hour he
ured him. that dying nothing
that could devise had the effect during the three that he
yiyed of alIeviating, in any degree, his torture.
Mr.. neglect his Rupture When reflect
upon foresight ft great historian forced the
there something the of the affection
stupees against dangers always attending
CASE
man waa brought into the Hospital Sranated Hernia
operated upon pain shortly after died
agony.
man about fifty gears age many year,
Rupture without difficulty Constipation
place oath Of January could c removed and he
brought BarhoIomews iiosptal aharica having failed
procuring relief the operation performed the seventh day
srangaaton proved fatal The patient died the fol
lowing evening
person taken Thonas Hospital Stranguated
Tnguiua the attempts reduce unsuccessful
operation performed the day of his admission All efforts
give failed the eleventh he sank the
death
man twenty years age Tomas's Hospital
srangulted onena Hemtn performing the operation the
quantity of large that there posi-
hity being returned for the purpose its lgatrs
was applied experienced relief the operation
died on the seventh day which performed
v,l.
Mrs Rice who strangaed Hernia operated
upon the symptoms .ranguaion reeved the ,t
day OF the operation patient with vomiting
natter days when she sank from
| TX.
Richard Bygrav congenta Hernia
hours strangulation.
person the Ashley aged fifty years which
anguei and which resisted every attempt
operation performed the satisfactory By the eight
the operation the wound healed excepting small
spot but the morning of that day. he complained of stiffness
the neck, difficulty swallowing the jaw
completely locked. Opium will
slight temporary symptoms without
advantage the fell victim the disease.
g The best similar aa ny those who unfor
tnnaey afflicted is to apply DR., SHERhiAN's Office 10 ST
CHARLES STREET, and procure his
NEW PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE WASH
You have ordinary Truss without meeting witt
accident injury imperfect retention undue
upon the hut thOn again. be taken during the
day week with all horrible symptoms OF stansuaon
i- Remember cases. while you have opportunity
e As ,Asy ought to sys aREsoer 10 THE BEST MEANS
| sseReFy,
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----
Political

IowAThe Opposition State Convention is to be held
at Iowa City April Is.
The wings held their Convention at Iowa City. Feb &c
Hon Lyman Cobb (opp) has been reelected Mayor OF
burlington
MARyIANp.-The Wing State Central Committee has
recommended Mr. Fillmore for the Presidency
ARKANsAs-Gen Smithson, Colonel Matthew f Rainey
Elias Conway spoken of as opposition candidates
for Governor.
oHro-Thirteen out of the twenty three democratic
delegates from Ohio are said be favor of Gen Cas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

JUDICIAL. WAGGERY "A decision which bears
rather heavily on the feminine population, was
decided in the Supreme Court yesterday. We
give it in full M ...
Mary Eliza Yates rife. r. Dasie. husband, Appeal
FROM East Baton Rouge Rosr j. delivered the opinion
of the Court
The plaintiff has sued her husband for separation from
bed and board account of cruel treatment, Mrs
Durant and Mrs Gore did before her and the evidence
shows her to be- though yet in her teens fully equal in
ygor and strong mndcdncss Her fats and gstes remind
one of those stern matrons of the Sann who built
the temple of the Dea nlasa where they compelled
their injured and down trodden husbands TO knee
pray that they might be appeased.
Unduul and abusive from wedding day, habtuallJ
calling her husband unfit for polite. and viii
fyiug him on occasions to his neghbors if it were true
that on one two occasions he forgot himself for
ment which is only shown by heary evidence he might
well plead as the proyocaon given to him. II
is shown beyond doubt that hei of mild and fog
giving disposition, and that he bore with Christian
| patience the ills of his domestic life.
We are Of opinion that this demand in reconyention il
fully made out and that he is entitled to separato,
| from bed and board,
1t is therefore ordered that the judgment be reversed
and that there be Judgment for defendant for his
yentona demand that he is hereby separated in bee
and board from his wife Mary Eliza Yates Plaintiff
pay costs in both Courts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

PROFESSOR GLtppoNs LrcruRs--The Twelfth and last o
the course OF lectures on Egyptian Archaeology de-
vered last night at the Lyeeum Hall There was very
full house The Professor said that the subject exbb
ton of low origin evidenced by the coarse texur,
of the linen in which it swathed The red appear-
ceof the hair he said, occasoned by the bitume
in which it was embalmed, etc, etc
The lecturer proceeded to give interesting statistics
to tile number of munmies to be found in tho toms
of Egypt They SO numerous that they were used
for fuel which, to many. looked like making light of
of Craze subject The next of Lyceum lecture
will be delivered by Mr.. Lawrence Smith
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT-The Sherbrooke (Gaadal
Gazette says Through the exertion of Gov Pandresi-
de. of the Vermont Central Railroad an arranment
has been effected between the authorities in theJmtel
states and this Province by which foreign goodafe al
lowed pass the railroads in the United SITES I'M
der lock- and without the intervention of custo regu
lions until they arrive in Canada, through t. United
States for expectation This regulation will rnove one
If he strong arguments in favor of the Quebeand Hall
| fax Railroad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03
Gable TaIk.

1t is an established axiom that Southern should
patronze Southern invention To the honor of city
be it said, that NewOreans youth James A. Campbell
has recently invented Gard Press which, for rapdity in
printing cards beats every other press that have
Fancy many 10000 cards per hour be printed
Truly then. this press be termed The Lightning
Card Press AS there are, doubtless many who would
like to it work mention the place where may be
seen-159 POydras street. second floor
The celebrated palace and monastery of Escurial in
Spain, built by Philip H. 1t is in the shape of
gridiron and contains the Kings palace St Lawrences
church the monastery of ceremonies and the schools
The establishment Of Thompson Nixon 10 Camp street
contains the most fashionable articles of clothing and at
very moderate prices Thompson Nixon, being gentle
men themselves, treat their customers such
Ills rod was of the sturdy oak:
His line, cable, which in storms ne'er broke:
His hook was baited with dragons tail
He sat upon rock-and bobbei for uhahe!
But the medicine store of J. Wright is not upon rock
ALL it is Isl Charities Wright is making fortune
by the sale of Bull Sarsaparila the canadian yermi-
fuge that sovereign remedy for fever and ague the
" Indian Cholagogue
'Tis folly all. the idle pirate
OF sngleness in love
moonstruck poets whim. Sinette.
within, as can prove
loved thee once, and long and well.
Yet found thee still unkind;
Now thou may st search all Switzerland
A treer heart to find.
You might search the United States in vain find
superior Pianos to those sold by H. D. Hewitt 80 Camp st.
These Pianos from the celebrated manufactures
Pleyel of Paris A. Stodart & Co. and W. Hall & Son
of Network.
The thistle is well known is the national emblem of
Scotland and the national motto is very appropriate
being Nemome impune acesst' oJody shall ,qoroke u4
immunity Now. Cosgroye Boyle, lbs Tchoupitouas
street, may with impunity declare that their rehose
saddery harness the best cheapest articles
the kind in New0rleans The simple fact that they exc
orders than other city firm speaks for itself
The Bureau of Indian Affairs has recently published
splendid work or gratuitous distribution among the
libraries and colleges Of the United sates the History
Manners and Customs of the Indian tribes 1t is written
| by the well known Mr., Schoolcraft and illustrated with
beautifully colored Autographs from drawings by Captain
Eastman. U s. A. Mr.. B. VI Norman. the well known
bookseller at IA Camp street, has few copies hand
for limited period which citizens ut liberty TIC
| examine gratis. They had better examine, besides
| Squer's Indian Mounds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

sIGSoR yALrELt'NA-This distinguished basso. who is
SO well and favoraby known in this city is in town
his way the City of Mexico, and he informs that
the celebrated company from the NewYork Aston Place
Opera House will arrive here in few days also en- route
to Mexico the whole company having received brilliant
and lucrative engagement in the Capital of sister Re
public The manager of the opera in that city has the
selection of this unrvalcd troupe. shown his excellent
and further that he is regardless of expense in
ering for the amusement of his patrons No company
that preceded this at all compare with it in regard
merit The reputation of each member of the troupe
brilliant and fixed and their arrival may be regarded
epoch in the musical world They have achieved
aures which will fade both in London and Paris
aud their fame in this country is known to all.
Signor Vaellina informs that the world renowned
stefnon and the equally distinguished Sayi, Marini
Beneventano will arrive here abon the 18th instant
with them will come others of much merit of whom WI
VIII speak hereafter We trust that these artists will gy
concert in Neworeans before leaving feel
>ured that our citizens would regard il high favor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

QUEER DocrRlNE--A communication the Charleston
Mercury argues against the proposed deenng OF the bar
at the entrance of that harbor, Il ground that a
larger class of vessels would be admit and cotton car
ried off rapidly The writer conhds that the long
detention of cotton and other produced the city enars
the expense in the way of storage O. and contributes
greatly to the wealth and opnlence dhe depot lie alt
mts that such Il state of things work untaVorabg
for the planter but does not thnfat they in Charles
ton are bound to consider the pliers interests when
their own are concerned This decidedly public
spirited
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

ANOTHER MISUNDERSTANDING books have been
opened the establishment of branch of the Southern
Bank of Kentucky at Carrolton, Ky,
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Lac ROOkS.


THOMAS L. WHITE, SO Canal street.
LOUISIANA ANNUAL REPoRrSlt ID 3D. t and 9th volumes
KENT'S CONlMENrARiESntv and revised edition. in ! vols.
DOMATS CIVIL. LAW--neS edition, 3 vols
ANNUAL. DIGEST, for is5O-yo 10.
WESDELLS BT.ACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES.
GREENLEAF ON EVIDENCE-last edition, . vo4.
ARNOUID on MARINE INSURANCE.
ABBOT ON SiIIPPG$G-revisrd edition.
uPTON'S ClVlT CODE OF LOUISIANA.
BENJAMIN AND SGIDEILiS DIGEST OF LOUISIANA
UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE-Gs pupish,-i-.
wills. to March, lo6l.
UNITED STATES DIGEST-compea 10 1850, in yos.
EAsT's REPORTS CASES IN THE COURT OF KINGS
BENcIts volumes with Notes and References, by NJ
Wharton.
ENGLISH COMMON LAW AND EQUITY REPoRIs-vounc, il
., 3, onl
RocKWooIfs SPANISH AND MEycA l. relating To Mine.
and Read Estat.
sCIRnDr'S CIVILIAN OF SPAIN AND MEXICO.
NoRrIEs PROBATE COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
IioWARDs SUPREME COURT REPORTS OF THE UNITED
STtTES-lO vols.
VATTEL's LAW OF NATIONS,
KAUFAfAS'S MACKLEDY'S ROMAN LAWS.
WIIEAT0NS LAW OF NATIONS.
COOPER'S JtST1NlAN,
~ Lawyers and Libraries supplied liberal All ofpr.
from the country will meet with prompt attention. mhl S2
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died :.

On Tuesday morning March o'clock, MARY ANN FoGERTY
wi Of Mr. Edward Bonner.
t The friends invited attend the funeral which
will taxa place THIS MORNING. o'clock, Phlppa
aB- NewYok papers please copy.
Monday residence her parents Of Live
Oak Josephine Lafayette, AMCh daughter OF CaptW
L.. and jackson, aged years and monhH.
On Monday March l. JASPER S. OF Charles e. and Mary E.
Mount aged years MONTHS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

MISS CHARLOTTE CusiMAN.--It is stated that Miss
Charlotte Cushman will lake final leave of the stage in
May next She has during her professional career
cumulated handsome fortune, upon which she will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

THE New CouNrERFErr-Seyeral of the new counterfeit
$50 notes the Louisiana State Bank have been
in Cincinnati A man named Slas Bowles and his wifi
haze been arrested the charge of passing two of them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

CArHRNE HAYES AND CHARIrf-We have noticed in
two consecutive numbers of paper down town commu-
nications in which Miss Hayes is Indirectly called upon
give concert for the benefit of the poor Irish immi
grants arriving here We gal to learn that Miss
Hayes foresallcd the charitable disposition of the
writers of these communications and that long before
either of them appeared lady had commenced pre-
limnary arrangements to carry out the proposed object
in the most efficient We hope therefore that
the writer's referred to will take extra credit to them
selves for the accomplishment of their Wishes which will
/, be realized tonight
We understand that the proceeds of the
be divided among three chariticshe Widows Home,
Asylum in the Third Municipality. and the relief of pau
per immigrants the funds to be placed for distribution
the hands of committee composed Of the Mayor of tn
city, the British Consul and the Rev DR.. Neville
We gratifed to learn that all the gentleman at
ached to Miss Hayess suite tender their services gratis
and the expenses of the concert will be reduced tn
| rent and lights of the theatre for the evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

KossurH A MAsos.-The Cincinnati Enquirer states
that on evening the 10th ult Kossuth visited the
Cincinnati LODGE of Free and Accepted Masons, and
received the first degree of membership.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

BANK TAx-The Rhode Island Senate has passed bill
increasing the tax on banks in that State to 2 cents in
the 500.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

PROFESSOR GLlppoNs PANoRAMA--On Thursday evening
next Professor Glddon opens for exhibition at the Com
mercial Hall, St. Charles street, his far famed Pane
rama of the River Nile and Egypt Asawork of art thi,
immense painting has received the highest enconium:
from the Northern press and it is rich in historical inter
est Mr. Glddon. who for twenty three years resi-
dent in Egypt will explain all interesting points and
are confident that the exhibition will prove highly anus
| ing as we'll as instructive.
We have received from Professor G. his Hand book t.
Egyptian Discoveries" II contains an excellent map Q
the Red Sea and the Basin of tho Nile, together witt
much valuable information relative to Egyptian history
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

SHIP FEvEu IN NEwYoRK-Great fears are entertane
lest this disease should spread the city memoirs
has been sent to his honor the Mayor signed by h
honor Judge Belts, the u s. Marshal the U. S, Drisr
Attorney and the subordinate officers of the United Sta
attached to that department, requiring the removaof
the emigrants from the basement of the building nlle
Park lest the ship fever should be communicated the
persons whose official duties require them to after mt
the T. s. Courts daily.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

Since the passage of the Liquor Law in Maine,
the people of that State have suffered severely ILL
digestion 1t is said that the demand for strengthening
medicines and toncs for the stomach great that the
druggists have hired the bareeper who have been turned
out of employment in consequence the restrictions in
the sale Of liquor in order to supply their fast
enough. The drug business is looking up in Maine
and we understand that great many sellers have
taken out drug licenses. The people of Maine may
consume so much ardent spirits they but the
way they indulge in medicines y is canton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

EXPLOSION OF CANNoS-The Louisville Cd1er learns
from some passengers the steamboat FaM that while
the boat leaving Leayenworth, Ind. innon, with
which the citizens were firing salute iploded and
wounded several persons blowing the ggunner into
the air fragment of the cannon, weghs some thirty
or forty pounds fell the hurricane decof the Fawn
and went completely through it and cabin floor,
smashing the supper table in its lodging on the
{,,1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

DEATH OF AN Ex-GovsRNoR.- Ex-dovernor Carlin, OF
illinois, died at his residence near Carnsyille i'll that
State, on the 14th ult. $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

BENEFIT or Mn, WALItr.--The complimentary benefit
of Mr. Wallet the great Jester, which mentioned som,
days since; comes off on Friday evening next at Dan
Rice's Amptheatre We feel confident that it will be
fine affair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

Tx MARyEL-ATr Mitchell so long and favorably known
under the cognomen of TX MARVEL is ecuring to large
audiences in Network.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

Ar ExcELLEar ikyssrMEsr,-lt will be seen by car,
in another column that the fasorte Shadcs in Per
dido street Is sgsrd for sale This wellknown house
located excellctly. and now offers chance those
the business which does not often occur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

STEAMER soLp--The steamer Duroc was sold at st.
Louis on the 18TH To Memphis company for $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

DISTINGUISHED MERoHANTs-Two Ex-Presidents OF the
Republic of New Granada have established commercial
house in Network.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-03

+ GEN Wool KossurH.-General Wool has written
long letter taking strong ground against kossuths doc
trine of intervention.