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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

STATE FAIR. The Fair Of the n. Y, State
Agricultural Society is to be held at Utica,
from the 18th to the 10th Of September next
The Annual Address, it is understood, will be
delivered by Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

iL5s That great puffer, JOHN C. CLURE, the
greatest lump of vanity and egotism round, is
talking in Boston on the new temperance law.
He won't do the cause any good.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

Greeley says the nomination of Hale by the
free soilers was trick of the locos to carry the
State of Ohio for Pierce. Ohio will go for
Pierce, whether or no.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

Decidedly the most gentlemanly and efficient
conductor OH the X. & P. railroad, is MIR. HATCH.
Some conductors need to go to school to learn
politeness-hc don't.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

~ We are sorry to say putty has fallen,
since the new method Of setting glass has come
up. So that question is settled.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

" The London Quarterly Review for Ju-
ly, embraces the following articles :-Art and
Nature under an Italian Sky, Hayes History
of the War in Afghanistan, New Reforma-
ton in Ireland Count Molien's Memoirs,
Lord Cockburns Life of Jeffrey Contempt
rary History-Mr. Roebuck and Miss Mar
tineau, Lady Theresa Lewis's Clarendon
Gallery, Lord Hollands Memoirs of the
Wing Parry, Postscript.
The Review is republished by Leonard
Scott, & Co., 70 Fulton street, New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

iEP COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-The Democrat
ic County Convention meets at Wiscasset this
day Thursday, 26th.) We anticipate a large
gathering of the Democracy of the County
We shall give full proceedings next week.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26
STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
AUGUSTA, AUGUST 4, 1852.
An adjourned session of the Executive
Council will be held at the Council Chamber
in Augusta, on the twenty-sixth inst.
Attest-JOHN G. SAWYER,
Secretary of State.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

! A post-office has been established at
South Hampden, and Charles Fifcld has been
appointed post master
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

- The democracy of Vermont have mass
convention and barbecue, to-day, "wednesday
Goth inst.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

SHIPPING. The whole amount of shipping
owned in Portland, as appears by the Assessors
valuation, is $l,339, 1888.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

e. The Southern Press, the pro-slavery pa
per at Washington, has died out for want of
support.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

sLP Hon. JOHN Appleton, member of Con-
gress from the Cumberland district, declines a
re- denomination.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

iT Mr.. E. c. Hyde has been elected super
intendent of the X. and P. RR., Mr.. Russell
having resigned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

~ The U. S. mail steamer Atlantic ar
rived at New York Sunday morning. news
of no special importance.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

now locomotive of elegant finish and work
manship, called The "Ruel JVIHiDlns," has been
added to the motive force of the Kennebec and
Portland Railroad
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

The Repository Gree will BaptisD at Liner
lick, is discontinued.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

CHARLES J. GILMAN, Esq, Of Brunswick,
received the wing nomination for Congress in
second congressional district.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

The Post Office at East Woolwich has beer
discontinued.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

BowDoIN COLLEGE GRANITE CLUE. This
Club was eloquently addressed on Saturday
afternoon, August 7ih, by Hon. Henry Tall
man OF Bath. and Joseph w. Russell, Esq,
of Bowdoinham. After which the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the high character, distin-
guished abition, and firm democratic prin-
ciple of our present candidate for the Chief
Executive Of The State, Hon. JOHN HUB
BARD, and the able and efficient manner in
which he has discharged the duties of that
office heretofore, excite our highest admira-
ton; and that he is entitled to, and shall re-
ceive our most hearty support.
We are obliged to leave out our usual Con-
gressional compendium for want of room. We
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

ny Joseph R. Ingersoll was confirmed by
,he Senate. 2lst inst., as Minister to Eng
land.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

The Democrats of Hancock met in Conven-
ton at Ellsworth, an Friday the 18th. and
nominated John Bridged of Castine, and Geo.
w. Brown of Ellsworth, as Senators. Mr..
Brown respectfully declined the nomination
and Richard Tinker of Ellsworth, was nomina-
ted in his place.
NATHAN WHITE, County Treasurer.
FRED. Z. SHAW, County Attorney.
LEONARD ]. Thomas, Register of Deeds.
S Gn0: l. Ir hD'nsr' Commissioners.
The Committee on Resolves reported as fol-
lows g.
Resolred, That the Democracy of Hancock
County cordially approve, and will with
united front, cheerfully support the princi-
plies laid down by the recent Democratic Ma
tional Convention.
Resolyed, That the nominations of PIERCE
and KING, for President and Vice President,
meet our cordial appreciation, and shall COM
mand our united and most energetic efforts.
Resolued, That the present Executive of this
State, the Hon. JOHN HUBBARD, is entitled to
our undiminished confidence and support.
The resolves were fully adopted without
dissent.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26
FOR PRESIDENT,
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM r. KING,
OF ALABAMA.
JOHN HUBBARD.

FOR ELECTORS,
RUFUS MCINTYRE, of Parsonsfield.
JOHN C. TALBOT. Senior, of Machias.
GEORGE +. SIIEPLEY, Of Portland.
REUBEN LOWELL, of Chesterville.
OLIVER MOSES, of Bath.
DAVID RICHARDSON, of Canaan.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

Stern wheel steamers are called in Tennessee
8 kick-up- behind" steamers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26

SAM L CRowELL,
Il. G. SToCKBRIDGE,
SCOTT MORSE,
J. ELLSWORTH,
JACOB s. SEwALL,
j. c. LOWELL,
j. g. SNOW.
HIRAM TURNER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DUDLEY GILMAN,
WILLIAM MASTERS,
]. w. FRYE,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-26
Hancock County Convention.

y )
Phipsburg, Aug. 81, 1852.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

Stock hand hpboard cleared this evening
ST. LOUIS De- H. .aes at either Warehouse
S-e Stats his 2s0s hhJ against 1855 Inst
showing of bhs. Sail TIL Plns rh
b5Q 4lss in increase of 1911 Entire
sales Warehouses this s65 hhds 1855 last
being Increase Of 3Us bhds ~, H. IS l7-s Il
LOUISVILLE Dec. H.. .TOBACCO-1be kst improving
with better prices crop
freely Sale to-day the va warehouses Sc
hhds from % soa6 TO- including hid Of crop
mixed qnnlite., nj "a 10.
HoGsThe market acive the packing houses in full
operation and the eei Fare are n ~ as in the
We in this YESTERDAY Of 800 hogs ~
sale last esl5 Considerable s4les hxms
made sZ cents. .lsls 4
the senase packing house Of Jackson a7oo hogs
kill hung UP yesterday eight hours At their hous,
hes This reason Up to I evening" which
BY the Jacksonville railroad yesterday la5 hogs gre received
CINCINNATI leThs NV ha. len ien, oshss and The
good demand Cheese Hogs ssaiy Of 90 90
Butter Feathers
ss frm, 10Y cit,
deliverable n M-aisn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
c0MMERcIAL MMARY
Toreign Markets-pfr niagara.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY d CO.'S CIRCULAR.

BROWN, sHIPLEY d CO.'S CIRCULAR.
.s seoa 5 S
?ss Sssi
.s5ss a''hRs
] +; s;Y /;
sss Ss 'ss
Ss s tIsss ssy
Susip.ss On same materially
% the
Grain marie. Lily sa and
. ous
.s & ar .'a ws.ss c.pa and
Fisr ~ oe a
"fs
%sas q, u.s.. . 1s ,.ss
sse s s s
s's ' '' ;ss
q sGs si;i es. Nan
m FROM BROTHERS cr r a1,ss; r.,.,,,
C%sS-coru Good Western Canal Flour sells at
ss.. d oS for Good r.
quiet; of $50 offered only small portion
COFFEE native csyon Coffee sod at 4esss 3D. ~
pubic sae fat Iron continued very nm ana was
Sa MONEY rund steady Con-
iGs and ,ss
osss ''''a
II There in the value OF silver nave
gRxSEs Son CO. per. United
viii g s.s sss. and Scrip good
and an saSsnes lo@li Other .osks
s:';: ;:si
arSisnS III $50 80
II CHE
Il. All , s R' 3s
Els IL ssil
sisss :a a sS 7ss'
ys,pos Ps q ar
oysos S Saysr. iep soi for favorable prices
10 Domestic aaarksts.
BOSTON, December The market very aHls
% % ssi. AZ he sss
I'D IMPORTS FROM JANuARYi TO DECEMBER Iss1a s. 1851
s'is. total s:sps Cotton at the different ports
es Sept 1851 TO latest dates
g To Britain bales so4 sss l 1s
III S$;s. ;;!i.s i s Fl Fl
If ys,.' - i;;, * s sss
sars pg d. .I montfs anu * We
arm and light The in Java have been tnns
com rise only No sx months 10 RIO SSi oags We
rad by ThuIsda and 2ou sold AZ 70 eo@o W. 10
| m liz month";.
m. IMPORTS FROM JANUARY TO DECEMBER 9. "a,
,go Bags. ~ h. s ~
es without prices Sales Of s% Mn.eo,
not at az monsna h y veay comm
and GOOD ana ty selling " Vi
W n IN rates. BY auction hhds p New
est low at y Ss@& 7A,i' months - boxes
on very quiet fha srie and Ss nave ools
BY aneioo los hhds New orlcsns, new crop =
n6d, Msnsania s rs 10 Bic gsn four poushs i. !,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20


CLEARED SATURDAY. I'VE
Steamship Louisiana, Smith, for Galveston and Ms.agofda Bay
Harris Morgan
Ship Harriet Augusta, Trott for Liverpool boswell Ac
Snip Germ MA Wood, for H yre Fred'k Block
Ship Espindoa Barstow, for Antwerp, ] Whitney dco
Ship Sea Lion, vii for Genoa, il Whitney hco
Ship peterbof, Woodbury., for B,ston CA awen
Bark legha y, Syr mes for PHILADELPHIA HAshb dge
Brig Telegraph, Young, for Havana, Deviss-r CT
Schr Pnrsons Silva, for Apaachicola, ia Mitchell
Srhr Martha, Weber, Pensacoa Sno Hurley
Schr Visitor tiarrison for Pensacola, Master
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico Place. from 1ndanoa via Galveston, to Harris
Movgan-lst dist. -
Steamship Penn, Sears from Network sh Inst to Marks
Thomas-llt dis riot
Steamship rca Sawyer Apaachieoa Wood LOWEST
district i -l,-l IA g-5 III
Ship Baige sasr from Havrs lab Oct to dists
Blrk eoa Ingnha "a days from NrwYo masterd dist
Sh, clomwe Barker from Liverpool Sia Oct to Chimney Lowell
LIT dis,r 4.
Ship Samson Marsee 9Th Oct mase9d dis
BARK Ceu Gray 81 days from Rio dc Jane 10 Beyls dco
Ship LOUIS Dennis from NevYork, toA cohen2d dist
Ship Lorng, from Bostrn, ma-tsr-3 dist
Snip Venice Flaeg As from Hare Whnsy &coist dist
brig Calvert Hodgins, days from vana mastead hist
Brig Cenauro Goturso from Sa baiast aeterPcnt
Brig Margnrsta Garb IS days from Malaga 10 Pug MIR &eoad
district -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

=. % 80 "a 49,. :,
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"a Il Z sxcsIprs u ipnopuoK
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4ssls sog LIZ sssni dso 90 o
IS OK: Il MIasss Ni'f Bye a
20 e ss Sss' @ss.1
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s. ssffs sa. ss' sess
W.. Il Rs,es o,ns i..9
ss es. s.sss s.lss p'Sss's
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ws.s e !. w X pssl
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H a:ss 4 = ss a.,
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%.o q Turssr. wisos 4oa Is Hewitt shc,. Aso
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4 IA s s1 gssE Ss
@ % ss Is s ss' 's 60
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wa All "a a. K Saa1 oy.ssy
~. 4. r,s 81 Fir
-. 800 q,
s,.sss s sses
WHOA ~
to srdsr-Total cotton s9 bales
sss,.ss.
Second s,s - ~. = .ssg 4
ss'; {: ~
e. .ss DO Ms,s l 1850 ok
ssoy d ps ss ws.
obs Do pork g '''
= Es mi sss C.: Il
s"i ts sss -+s' sSsi W,isss ss
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bssa:. i l HsSd
"a sendes.en Cary
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ard &fosi Downs cuddy &e".sS Len san A. Ma,
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CT ,ss.~is ~ %
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ys5s ssss, p'''s cotton
wsssrs ds. dg s s ~ Ss
Isnd is Romaa Kenon-a Knsr 4eol'
aa Rnssa MssnSerg.r aesT
Rwe = shd' .uSsr a. 60 sos mSs
ia ss s
iis.s. rlhs a'e order e'4'A-' : : -, : =.
s4soo saf. s
s ~ o. an sSa men. s s,an do - II iii.
e p psy Ts@ ss 1t
srs 81. els.se. rsrd
%ac Ss s s MsPa ID vsnHad'' Do Payne
wsTuMsxA.ps ...sner ISL bales cotton Farley. 1u,
Fla, d caan &..'s
Gss. 1se sos.s u s Bh Carroll
Hewitt so,ten 4'osos do " so
'p, bales tne Fr a
u! Il
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spea5 ,.,sw. Dr. aasy. ia
NJ 4 @ 81.
40 mnas Il rte 80 hds agar IcSt
,h Beoq-s5 Darby Tremouet So Hewitt Morton Moa sh
R i; sss ,S e sso 3D. d
~ 10, VI il ksOV aso.-a do Bueknsr Sam
l., ,z lab bale, ss eft sa sIsn e
ss, wSss ss ess.1
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lion s sFs"ds cs Ma4@ ssns+ x
IqJIo lande-4 o.ksy Hawkins-aS
Rotp ~ Arlington &cos5 Wat. Dvsnus-ss Ar Minbs ger
hhds sugar Q, sols moia.es Brand q Landry.
dc Rags,sy Blsit SEQ 8, s,and.I Williams 49,
aek nt NE Wright ian Aoss 1sksy hask ks
Cherry Henderson &e1 Mcaan nj s w ,
3sS s va Hs.s asiffE aa
che pltt Miller go m Don S1h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

ea9i94 Ia the thrown The marker this
MOBILE Dvesmher .cgTToyThe Ni.s.a steamer q the
9h ui Liverpool Saturday. the fist day of
tina week unds ady there for sb. week ening
that date only % 900 bales with another decline Of "a d. and
market somewhat d. Thoa accounts caused os rdnre
pce., during Monday flea wers quit iagee
Tuesday he .,iy. q AIs then y due BY ls.
having Liverpool tbs Ia Instant Under the insnc. Of This reo
which, Ia or in the day proved % b correct many isrs submitted
being MdlnR closing nrnv the
previous day On the following day tn Arctc sdsiees
The vt n.a. from auhsaIicay y. hand ,ns
eighth of buyers went TO work freely and pre srre
.,les made 4. s high. rcts Mdting being 9toed g.
Thasdsy rainy asgeeabc day. Dt ping oudoer business
generally, cause well he very snal stock
Mi ding seliin
s@sc Tn following day ri sy) The demand assin
the continued small quantity
from gong q H. better w. which
1890 us ssn | XVI Ls s es =, n,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

fan |
- rn ~ , u ooaLS
Emperor CO ton, from Bay, Sara.
Echo Winenbssrg from from H s s Spn s;e
f,fndy suESs Beotisy a' rem vieEsSuTe "
john Sirater Loe-y, ON Pittsburgh.
Bee, Alex 'snd-r, from Montgomery, Ala.
Princess No, No 8 Phelps s,, from IN. A'hw00d.
Europa, Collier, from Cineinnat F ~
a. ps s sonnson ,rom r Na an",s
] M Miles, Irwin, from Cincinnati.
I'M Rslf xintail iron, Bayou Macon
E T n White; e ~; from f Baton Rouge
81 Sss.iiS S::s ;:sS ss;:s s.''
Stem sssssl: aPs,ss s o ;4s$ Shreveport.
g ns y ty mSoSsT Sa,t,n rem f n n;in,
clss,asaa' Hamilton from eIasisass .
:ss Ma I'D s. ',s '','A
shp Venice, ens' c'vsf' and M~sarsA
N.wYosx December Is.
Arrived. ship a''''' ls'' sss re-. s,"0''s''''
''s s iii e. ''
MEMORANDA,
n Pa
hin and M ksn.s'' e.ssa the hull Of the Western World
q polk sud la hay.
Il. mate '1' western came ''A
g.. nj. !, ,,.. o,, ,y.. 10, =, Az. ,..,
!, -, -. , :. ~, ~ 40 i.,ns ~ h Io,h in, AI.o ha,t
s Il m su ths mn Sailed in company with Swedish schooner
oaone' gu OF Aoou' VIC ii'n' s"''u Al s'n'p"' WV" ~
49, ~ -, f rxposTs
xrerc,y 9;.. 90, mi. eor- =. mi,
s nons s M eoe ss do sail ID ts rice So bxs sosr
8 Or cis brandy mlstonss bids rs wagons.
snip Harriet aa ln les eGon
ANTwERr-psr chip E.pudola: 1855 hhds
| pacco ibuV saves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20
PASSENGERS.

Per ssmshia Mexico Pom Calves via sts s
sni Frser, Jno M Chambals Mr. W, son Bas
WELL lanes Taylor snd lady ~ cnon ard say ss NJ
Mason Brain Thomas Moore DR. Enger Ingram John Ben
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

@- The splendid and fast running passenger
BRIDE Robertson MASTER lcavs for ana All
termsda,e landings Till EVENING, ats o'clock
decq0 MCDOWELL, IT,, h CO., II Poydfas street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

1g-NOTICE-By agreement, the steamer
NEW WORLD hboat TRENTOSS freight ios
Farmeye Trenton, be the seamboat F,snk
Keeling. - Nlepo" Eli. ~, . W. '
re- Thee Regular weekly packet steamer
GLENDY BURKE gn!y having been t re
EVENING, at o'clock.
D. r.. CARROLL, 81 Carondeet atfee, Union hoWs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20
FLATBOATS

: FLATBOATS. Nh
In First District
CINCINNAT-Per Seed' $500 bbs flour Taylor easily
OHOPsr Roberts boats $500 bos Hour Surgs adams Grd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

Ms The new, light rlraught, swift running
passenger LOUIS George mass VII
Tor ST Louis authenticate landings THIS
readlne at the above houF
deeaS $50 STONE WALWORTH, as Tchoupitouss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

No. The regular weekly packet steamer
III in,ermsdi,.s landings 1hTs EVENING
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

iTT DR.. =. Csatss,s.
shoulder Brace ands auRgoSSSs,.:.
~ THIS lNeENlous S I'M = liars
IL II: Bses Chess Side ssias r.sa.sss ~
tsese nedispoesd o0nsunPti9n MY y
~ nroongsd bvth Of thin htnes
We sr Sa aud ssamins BRACE - osssss ~
81 ~ 7tn 10 81. Chaslse .1yesk I 2. IN
~ A,,o As..s for On. ~ ~ ssssW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20
PORT or NEW 0KLEAMs.

.- tws OrFIcE OF THE DAILysCREscENr, |
Monday Morning, December 20, 1852
) CLEARED SATURDAY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

NEW YORK ps4sipbsr H. CcrfoN asss hsayy
week ss.s yssidsy sso0 ss,ss The
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

The ccnyicts in the Penitentlary Ct Aoany,
Nav York. were trsatsd to "sumptnoua bsuqgst" On
StsaSsrYns Day. Poor fellows! Tiny sajdysaN'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

b.s y.rms.h b.tss oil ss e Jsss rs aeo
90 bace and 0rfsv. Ct Tit l.st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

Losr ovERsoARD.-J. Batancourt native Oh 'ne Mes''
ern Islands, lost overheard from tne oafk ors'' VI
tbe both Of November, in lat. n, long 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-20

Two Moar MURDERS IN Missss,PpI-On the 7th inst,
the Natchez Courier John Edwards boy of about
eighteeu years old, had some high words with man
named samuel Aiken but parted without an alteration
shortly after he told companion that he thought he
oud 90 back and kill the id scoundrel' whereupon
Ia did return aud in language of de-
l;berately proceeded to Aiken to pieces" Aiken was
living ON the 9th inst without hope of recovery Ed
wards got off without molestation
The morning after this outrage the uncle OF young
Edwards JohnJ Edwards by name, notorious Desperate
ho had fed from Alabama few years since for similar
e started to go with his nephew and place n OUT
anch Of the law Passing through Dekaio ne lhouceu
~, las Sims very respectable citizen OF that place
l. accomnauy him. and counsel his nephew in regard
the matter While riding together about eleven mhe
from DeCalb and conversng amicaby with each other
Edwards drew pistol, and without aword Oh warming
ht aim, through the head, from behind Sims lived til
ext day when he died in the presence OF an agonze
,fe and father leaving two children Inc dastafay mui
der was Witnessed by several spectators.
The DeKalb Gazette from which we gather the iorego
iru partcuars does not mention whether ether Oh u
h,ood.tbirsty williams had been captured
u.,,,c,nvMr John O'Keefe, an old citizen of Maco'
"a assaulted in the streets Of that city few days ae
BY man named Boyd and stabbed some nve OF sa .ne
s died almost instantly The cause Of the assault Is nj
given, ------ -
Josr (yrnsoAnp-J Batancourt native OF the Yves
ern islands was lost overheard FROM the bark crss
tbe both Of November in lat. q, long % 2
y &. The ccnyicts in the Penitentiary OF Albany
Nav York were treated to sumptnoua banquet"
Eksulixshs Day. Poor fsnows' Tiny sa1oyea"'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GTCHAKLEs THEATRE Mansgsrs,
.D!sS ssl Ell III; & III
sGsfsas q Tss w;S; "
IL 2S Sa 2 RE s0 p
DLACIDFs VARIETIES. Gravier street.
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sRRIEANs THEATRE. Monday Evening,
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al p romsse. eonu-ues qu.rsr s,sle.k
iUyHE CAMPBELLs ARE COMING. sNzga
ssyI @ e: IT.
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r. Tss b. One: !. II d.y from ii
"asss ca .i' Sci.
s:. d ssf.s Doom OPT JONES Asa,
4 CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE ORPHAN
!. ssssss Fiji
Alter an Il years which period hep.s, uHsss.
81 the Asylum have Increased from 400 n At M a!ne
thev nunb ths Orless male fully OF
condition this Inssits,no s :-in
ped 10 make sn appeal public huevoence in bha 70
rins continue nnisred the psss
1 crsasar usefoIntas this noble Gharity. u. So. BIT
To iii, spd adj intend holding fs slew days m
msecr MONDAY, D-cemer ~ at Armoy Hall lamp street. e.
EXHIBITION sale Of Fancy
hasawok hs Ladies' city The adsna9 psins az -,
they imported rare I'D beautiful ssor ~ o.
articles, selected Pals erprtssy for CnlfsmA - Ne"
| presert. :, Il - 4 -. .....r.,
vi of lbars valued y 4oa wA
repay specion which sbe Lady psgsn Won pArsms
and ndmirefs Of hcn prod 70
par who ass DESTROYS IN sny g 70 -. ~
rati t1iy solcited nnd VIZ .
i receive A.ylum on ann street =. as,. y.
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GRAND DRESS AND FANCY DRESS e
NJ BALL to be given BY JACKSON FIRE COMFY IN
at the ARMoRY HALL Camp street. On S1'aSs AAS
EVENING, December Is, 1852. .s.42 ~ -S----
SENIOR MANAGERs.... Z
Hon. Joseph WALKER Hon. W. vsught Alsz ws1sr. Ieq,
Hon p Ps che aieen ! 4. LEVIN, =. Wson ~, ~.
j. c. La.ue, Grn W. Debuya - =. S5.,I'le 1%aS
NJ. NJ. Reynolds Capt. sto-t.on, MsSe, ~,
rI z. + W;nt., HAIRY Bier Eo @ W. shaw, Esq,
Hon Joseph Genos Emile laSere Esq, ~
Hon. o, Nixon EAq. JLugenbuni, Aeq'
$500 W. t3aIlsnd, Ksq, t+ss
u,..x -''''o II lame. pIooi, John walsA,
! ~ Wipe6eld. W. B Schn,i.t, Patfek Dunn
r. j. de ID Caleis, Frederick Wild, r. Grnne,,
q MCCLELLAN. @, W. Hubble, John j. jazz
lame Dunns - LII Lambert, A. Robinson,
r. d,Ardeyite, VIM Smith, 81 :. Hendsfsos
i- COMMITTEE FINvITATIoN...
NJ NJ esvpod. s. g. Hit, A. Bslangns
r j. Carreu J. n. Maddox, HI Fonc. s
MIR. May, g. WShAw, ttf fr l7-
'FLooR MANAGERs....
@. w Shaw, W. Derbeas d = C nrHsps,
@. h. Foro y Meaianue, 1.Sh
W. Delaney,
Tickets Manager Commitsee OIL
tatiop and Of the Members OF the Company .,..x -
~ requested bring Their Invitation Tickets wl'n tAm
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HOUSE-FURNISHING.

~ B. BROwER 3 CO., ~
~ HOUSE, FURNISUING STOA ~ - .
= CAMP STREET. s45n{ s9sss554 (
THIN 4, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE;
$50 s'A1''-Hs = I, IRON TIN AND WOODEN WARE.
A Aes an JAPANNERY, LAMPnt g.
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NOTICES

NOT1CE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of JUDAH BENSAi ON requested opre
nj tn same properly Gated the udersg ed for YIN Mt
tn requested make immediate
setllemsntto B. DA SILVA. % Commercial Place,
OF Leah Bens al Administrators
t The sale vii 9th inst. dcli lot