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NEW MEXICO.
*R. II. Weightman, del
OREGON.
' Joseph Lane, (del.)
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
Thomas b. Florence 10 James Gamble
2 Joseph Il. Chandler IA r. M Bibighdus
Henry ID. Moore l5 William H. Hurts
John Robbins, jr. 16 J. X. McLanahan
John McNar IL Andrew Parker
Thomas Ross Is John L. Dawson
7 John A. Morrison 10 Joseph II. KulHs
s Thaddeus Stevens 20 John Allison
j. CLANCY Jones 81 Thomas NJ Ho,De
10 Milo NJ. Dimmick % John w Ho,oe (F.S)
IL Henry M ruler 20 Carleton b. Curtis
IL Galusha A. Grow Of, s. "a Alfred Gilmore
RHODE ISLAND.
! George G. King Benjamin II. Thurston
SOUTH CAROLINA
/ Daniel Wallace, Is. RI Armistead Burt, e. R)
2 James L. Orr, e. r. William Aiken, Is R.)
J. A. Woodward, Is. R.) VIM +. Colcock, e. R)
John Mcqueen, e. R9
/ Andrew johnson Meredith p Gentry
2 Albert g. Watkins William Ctllont
G. w. Churchwell Isham G. Harris
John III. Savage 10 Fred. p. Stanton
George w. Jones IL Christopher II. Williams
VIM. H. Polk
TEXAS.
Richardson scurry, (u) yolney Z. Howard (U)
+John NJ. Bernhisel, Guy
VIRGINIA.
John g. Millson, Is r. Q James ~ Stroller
Thos H. Averett, Isl RS Ii John Ietcher, CU)
8 Paulus Powell, Is. RI 10 II. b. McMullen, U)
8 John s. Caskie, (S r. Ia JIM. II. Beale, (U)
Thomas H. Bayly, (U) Is Geo. w. Thompson, GUY
A. r. Holiday, Is. R)
l Altman L. Miner James Medchdrt
2 Wilidm Hsbard TIL. Bartlett, jr., F. 81
l Charles Durkee, Esq 8 James D. Doty, F.s)
BENZ. G. Eastman
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j. A. KIRKPATRICK,

MARBLE AND FKEE-STONE CUTTER,
street, bet,oeen 18Th and 14t Washington CITY, d. c.
MARBLE MANTLEs, Monuments, Tombs, Head and
Nl Foot Stones &C., constantly hand, Of the best
quality and workmanship All kinds of Stone, for Build.
ing &C. All kinds of work in his line faithfully executed
at the shortest notice. Hp 16-tf
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
Earlx musleal Education In Germany.

In visiting the school at Schwalbach, the first
room we came to was that of the girls, who were
all learning astronomy. A strange preparation,
thought l, for the after-life of a Nassau female.
Who would think that the walking masses, half
grass, half woman, one meets every day in the
fields and lanes, would be able to tell whether the
earth moved round the sum- or the sun round the
earth, or if the moon were any bigger than their
own reaping hooks We asked the master to
allow us to hear them sing Great was the de-
light of the little madchens when this request
was made known there was an universal bright
ening of faces and shutting of leaves; the peda-
gogue took down an old violin from peg where
it hung, and accompanied their sweet voices in a
pretty, simple air, which they sang in parts, and
from the notes.
The next room was full of little boys between
six and eight years of age. They sang hymn
for as, the simple words of which were very
touching. AS stood behind one dear little fell
low, 'hardly higher than the table," under
stood how it was that the Germans were nation
of musicians, and that in listening to the rude
songs of the peasants at their work the car is
never shocked by the drawing, untaught style Of
the same class of people in our country. From
the time they are able to lisp, they are made to
sing by note. My little friend in the ragged
blouse, and all the other children, had the music,
as well as the words they were singing, in their
hands, written ON sheets of paper; they followed
the time as correctly possible, marking with
their little fingers on the page the crotchcts,
quavers, rests, sc.
AT Leipsic, the most un- English trait gathered
during my speculations at the window this even
ing, was q group of little boys playing in the
grass-plot outside. They were all poor, and
few stockingless, and were engaged in some up
roarious game when in the middle of it, the little
urchins burst into the most harmonious melody,
each taking his part-soprano, tenor, bass, &C.
with exquisite correctness. | saw them jump
up, and, linking-each others arms in true school
boy fashion, sally down the street. vociferating
their song in such time and tune, that, but for
my initiation into the mystery at the Schwalbach
school, / should have started at them as so many
little wonders What q delightful system is this
music as early and as indispensable branch of
education as the b C.-Soupenirs Of q Summer
in Germany
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE UNION ACApEMY,

Corner of l4h street and NeiO York Avenue.
Y. RICHARDS, Principal
IL W W @cNrn, Assistants
A. O. RIcHARDs, Teacher of the Primary Department
A. ZAPPoNE, Professor of Modern Languages.
X. GIBSON, Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
A- Circulars be obtained Of the Principal or at
R. Farnham's bookstore. lnoy 26-dtf
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Democrats elected :
Southern rights men (2l Democrats and Whig) :.
Free-soilers :.
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JAMES w. SHEAHAN,
attorney and Counsellor at Law,
DRACTISEs in the Courts of the District, and prose-
cutes claims of every description before the several
Executive Departments and before Congress-
Rs- Office and residence 2ls street. two doors north
of IL. ap lift
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TH q WHITEHURSToS new and ex-
fFff1aA tensive GALLERY OF PREMIUM
AMk& l3m DAGUERREOTYPES, over the
knH Store Of Duvall & Bro, between
~ AZ and 9th streets, Pennsylvania
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o1 nm Merssn Robson & Allen In II css4zr
T. ia Il s~s al
I'M Ssopsf IL Sr1sedS 1novsy-
e John Wii<1s- fnnss . ePs =
~ T., = IL n hses es.tss ~
assnanss \. III 4 r; y u y
~ 80 y vsS IL. 1st,6 \ Z
VA sfesmef tsW y.''s ~
WOOD ~ A ss-i1{ .is 10 sass eods.
r q - hsa Kiddss Ystisn bSs b.s
kts
GiF6Idn Aco10 fls Hxbtuins pcx
rolls lsahsr " dol ~
Gseso fss Kesdss Sns ssss y 2 % E
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nons 81 hcGgs 5.s mass 81
~ Rs p % n nbHs e sn
XXI. a A. Nor bssnSu bssy LivaeH 1ccI4 s
~ ~" ~ X re- mn orcs
90 Meh ksnst q Pers *
IN ~ S ~ a siSsI ~ ~ Chsrrv
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LoUISyILLE-per Belle Key: whky Cowan,
coils ropes 1855 baggng Nale Cox do
Arthur co1s 2s els bales Irvine Formnn Lng
Dbl. eggs aund reels pkg Green Harding eco
$50 MITCHELL Beverly co3a 20 bbs
Giyeus-4 cggs Schneder-0 lard G
Twiche pcs baggng, coils ropeR GeddelOo ogy
Macanlayl00 do STROLLER pkgs Adams co3 bd paper
Brander, Williams Rodewald &co
-sundries 10 ordar-Total, 1872 hhds tobacco, - I'll
NASHvLLEPe America hhds tobacco Yeatman 6co
s02 Brander Williams co29 do Turner Wilson co-l Psgrs
Brya-IO Elbows Short &co64 do W Wes06 do
Feowes Al bales cotton Hewitt Norton Aeol34 do Nc
regor AosyS5 do w johnson &co4 hhds tobacco Rode
SKIS sosry4 hhds Dbl bacon
pig iron Presy BeinTo $50 bales cotton,
lsa4 hhda tobacco Ss ~ ls3s
BAYOU New Atona IS bales cotton Oakley
Hswkips-a do Wright Williams kcol0 Leo
e PAYNE Harron-S Buchannon Carroll &eoS Walkerl
do sugar Byne kol2 hhu Roman Kernon do
Gordon bbs moassss Brsndes Williams do Chs Bel
bales cotton, 81 hhds augar iis bbs mo a.ses
CAROLINA BLUFFS-Per Caspian bales cotton 70
Bucbannou Payne Harson9l Purva Wood dco
Williams Phillips co3g McConochie Donneu-9 Donald
NJ Greenwood &co-s Pickett Perkins Swney, Green
r Powell--s Smhi3 Gray Canpbells Ward Jonaale
Wright MeAshon Pearsali Rugey Blair &co-65 do
Ii bales ees 1873 hides Stewart 70
| fetal, $50 bales Gotten.
cois6 do &co8o Fson, Fowler Acc66 M Coope
6eoa5 &co92 Pickett Perkins &cc50 70 ORDER
II Bradley Wilson Ward Jonnssa Robson Asnl2'
Williams Frisrsons Coeks &co6 Davis, Iue 4eo
/ 6co4 B Byrns 4eo4 skpwh -snndnes =
order rom II Is bales cotton
FORT steamer $50 halss cotton R H W Hl
sdda Green &co4si Greenwood &eosS Hynes e
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Programme

q D ~ g. nrSrsp + D
& GRAND COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT
s5
s NEW ORLEANS PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
= TO LEADER,
G. CURTO, ESQ,
at Tie ARMORY HALL, sss
j On WEDNESDAY EVENING, May %, .. O'Clock,
MADAME wIDEMANN, La,
MADAME FLEuRY Jolly, is9 IA s5s
MONSIEUR GENIBREL,
~ MONSIEUR DIGUET,
AND THE ORCHESTRA OF THE ORLEANS THEATRE,
Who have kindly services, by permission Of Davis
THE CHORUSES
VIII he by Sixty Ladies Gentlemen, Of the
NEW ORLEANS PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
PART l. 5
~ slssss
ps f,1S oHs sMssi pni1ssi bsrs
Chorus The Lord is Crest Righn BY Members q
X PART II.
sS he sssss j
rhis asss cr nasa
from ssmiamis Ros.ni BY MINES and Furs
D rand nlelaiah Chorus BY Members Of The y
~ Tickets One Dollar eaeh be principal snsc ssoe
and nj the the evening Of Concert. VA
t The this occasion from the celebrated fac
William Hall Son, of NewYork and oy h q
D. Hewitt, 80 Camp street.
NorIcEThe requested to be punctna in the
attendance A1nory Hail. TUESDAY MORNING, May 3d.
\ half ms. 10 o'clock. By order. RS w
mys4 s. H. D. HEWITT Secretary
| ORLEANS THEATRE.-MoNDAY, May "a
" appearance Mime. KosRA the celebrated Prima Donni
will the celebrated Opera called "
| FAyORTTEL-L Nine. Koskn i. II =. =.
Tuesday evening time this season OF the celebrated pert
by terold, entitled TAMPA. la'sr 7fq .ssi
10 Performance to commence at 7 o'clock
| FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. 8 A
RaslERE and ST. Charles Streets No 97
| fsssors of the noble Aart of sefD Defence. nal
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Iowa letter from New York. dated Monday the 10th

Iowa letter from New York. dated Monday the 10th
inst, says:
Aady arrived Storage passenger in the ship James
town this morning who connected with some Of the
highest families in France Shortly after the revolution
Of 49, gentleman to whom she betrothed, had to
leave for this country Neither Of them had sufficient
at the time to pay for her passage in addition to
his She had, therefore to wait and finally preferred
Storage passenger rather than be separated
him any longer 1t would be needless to that he
was delighted her She escaped disease of every
Wednesday morning at st Peters church, Barclay street,
in this city. -
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NEW oRLEANs CATTLE MARKET.

H JEFFERSON CRY g4
Sunday Evening, May %, 1852. Y
The supply of Beef Cattle is scan and Sheep continue
scarce. A moderate supply Of other stock
t9-1 tx -PRIcEs- sl Srla
BEEF Cattle {Western) 5c p 1t net.
s5i. (Lake and Texas) .3kD5c . lb net.
.TGD71kc p fb net.
ssEsp Observation-Disclosures 00NS4 SO q head.
Mich Cows, S22O$4s o head
CALVES AND YEARLIses SO 25OS9 90 p head.
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A DocroR AS is 4 Doc1oR-A country physician
called to visit young man afflicted with apoplexy NJ D.
gazed long and hard felt his pulse and his pocket
looked at his tongue and his wife and finally vent to
the following sublime opinion: 81 think he's gone fe
low
NO no!' exclaimed the Borrowing wife, do not say
that
Yes' returned Bolus lifting up his bat heavenward at
the time Yes do say there amt no hope not
eastest mite he's got of nhl fit In his lost from
tis'-
h Where ~ cried the startled wife. "a L. 4
his lost fronts and he carnt be cured without q
deal of trouble and great deal of palms Oh see his
whole planetary system is deranged fusty his popui
is pressn his advalorem; secondly his cutacarpal
has swelled considerably, II not more thirdly,
and lastly his solar ribs in state and he amt
go. any money, consequently he's bound to die'
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscsrr, I
Monday Morning, May "a, 1882. !

si-.a,-e OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT,
-. Monday Morning. May "a, 1852.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Louisiana Lawes Galveston and Iavaea Bay
Steamer Day Pitasld, Key West, Green Harding Geo
shhp Sns safsss w ys9ss acc
Ss:i:
ss sesh %dssss,s s E VII esssy
Bark Vernon, DensmoIe, Bordeaux, G Bose,t &co
sshr ven Appssy s. Marks and Newport Roger 10
ARRIVED.
s ss a Dsa S ea z
=, KrsfhoH- 4ta dist. -.
Ship Mary Glover Chase a from Boston, Apalaeh
sp mss sais. e = d.
Ship Nathan Holiness Boston, Apalachicoa ballast
Ship Aa Gsrrh, day. Savannah ballast
Ship Abans Litteasla 80 dist
sf
Brig Mary E1abe.h Mcconnell Havana inst
Susan ,sso
Sch Charity, Anderson, MOBILIZE master-Basin.
sshr t Noble e
1 P fssss fss. s
steamboats,.
a ass1 Rsad ssa rom ssl,fsS,lf
New lAtonA Landry, ron NIB. Ba yen, Sara
America Johnson from Nashville -
No 2 Keeling, Camden. Z
Caspian, Dunn from Carolina Bluffs.
&t, T p Leathers, Pierce, from Memphis. W.
Bella DONNA Cannon, from Louisville. .
Bee, Grnrd, from Montgomery
Gem Snapp from Fort Smith. sli-r -- -
Eeca Lodwick, from Camden. w..
Trader, Holmes from Attakapas
~ DR. Bstey, Wilson, from Lafourche. ~ Z
New World, Moore from Camden. ia
Belle Key, Key, from Louisville
Towboa Phenx Cowe the Pases-towSd down and to
18th ship Chesspeake and bark Mamora-bough up
ships Mary Glover and Cordela. sas
Toyboa Hercules Coutan the Passesowd down and
on the inst ship Coqumbobougbt ships Richmond and
| Julius. & .l { 4.9s1t
Defiance Hnbry from the down and 70
18th ships Dow and Julusbrought ship 81
and schr Susan.
Towboa Rneharo the Passesowed down to the
ship Kmbal and to 18th inst ship eauebecbro
up ship Albanih and bark Maypo - II
Fnon the Passesbousht ships Nathan
W andM Meteor. -97f44s -ss5 79i y
Towboat the Psses-towed down and
Q0h bark Prospect and schr no Albebrought shl
1 Astraa and bark Quinnebauq f+ II X =f''5'
Below-Coming Up.
ships, barks, brig and schooner names unknown
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brig Mary Elizabeth IS bales tobacco
Ia cases cigars Esperu Rcuagosa Devaie3 Ricuf
Caso-i3 do NJ do McKa44 bsles 10 bbls
bbls
cgars Vals-4 Domingo2 do Fisher Maspereau6
40 Delvale Moreno box mdse Robbo
fruit to order
BosToN-Per ship Albania: 500 tons ice to Stanton co.
MoBIE-Per bark Qunnebauq 1850 sis salt to order.
BARCELoNA-Per bark Maypo: Assorted mdse.
DE JANEIRo-Per ship St Lawrence: Coffee
BREMEN-Per ship julius Assorted mdse,
BosToNPe ship Richmond 800 paving blocks
assorted mdse to order 3Q2t
BRAZoS-Per schr Sukan; Hides to order. 55ll e.
MOBILE-Per schr lisbon salt to Wheeer7 Stone
L Waworth il-is .5fe YET
MoBILE-Pe achr Charity: 1876 aks salt w Peytons00
MoBILE-Per achr Elizabeth 700 SKIS salt to order.
chr Los $50 hides Jno buckets
Richarda-3o,0oO feet lumber to mascr. II. 5s35+
PENsAcoLAPer schr Maria: $500 feet lumber ahs
Pooley dco .4s s3ai
$4,000 lumber la,hs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

& M A CARD MILE. H. VALLEE respectfully
public that her BENEFIT fixed for MON
DAY sy will be produced the FRENCH SPY the BROOM
GIRLS appearing the Dancing Girl also Mr. j. s. cHARtEs
kindly whole strength the this
s,u,;ng Q.sg- t,or boak omen tnyq4 III
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I.nEsrAB1E DELusIos.A melancholy evidence q nal
caused by the spiritual rappipg absurditie is
srhbitea Il, long statement prepared for the press by
Indge Edmonds Of NewYork who has long occupied a
nmpent position in the political affairs of that State
having been State Senator Judge of nearly or quite all
the courts of the State from the lowest to the
and who il now Judge Of the Court Of Appealing high
est court Of adjudcaure in the State The Philadelphia
Ledger says: ,....;.as -
or spiruas and BY dwelling upon the subject be
found himself become impressibe as medium . In this
condition has had interviews with the gnoss o.
What Is very curious Sir still engaged in con-
s ering the laws Of graytaon and DR. Franklin was ex
u;nsr spiritual manifestations by the Odc Force
R we're all bright and shining spirits After all this,
H. sdun. had glance among the wicked spirits where
~ v the passions they had been most swayed BY on
eart imagine no more melancholy spectacle
s ' miserable nposture. Are not those who fol
iow a. abs calling this business Of deadng ind
Nv ,r 1vor Id and similar fraudulent exhibitions IN
icabe for obi aiming money under false pretences "
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Resolved That the Comptroller be and is hereby in
ruced to issue his warrant upon the Treasurer
sum 81 FIVE Hundred Dollars in favor Of Robert Preaux
services rendered by the said R. Preaux attor
new in efrnipg yarous suits brought against the late
Board Of Lquidators Of the City Debt Of Neworleans
[sened] 80 z, e y. e In y I e..
Z 4rsi.nedl FRAyS. ALPUENTE.a ~
President Board d Aldermen.
Approved 22d May, 1852. : ,5,... I, ~
~ ISisntd] as3l45 -. 4. p CRoSSMANs mayor.
CsrAsd q b true copy l. EYI16kR. Secretary my9< 1t
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1 I, u ORLEANS MARKEys.

8f fjaEsugFT yrsa.t NV i r.
Monday Mornfng. MAY n lst2.
COTToN.-Thers we're seversl buyers in sassAet on
Saturday Who took some $500 bales at the advanced rates
Of the previous day - q /.
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NEW ORR. E,A.NS
MONDAY MORNING, MAY ", 1852

&c.. -. y g.
~ ial AAs Or
In the report Of the Committee Of the Board Of Super
vsors the Society for the of Juvenile Delin
nuents m,bI;slaa Il t,,a Navyoslr Herald ~ - or -
1ants ,s;. II - -
wcn w are now enapiea to Supply oy the
~ OF MI alcntne Inc oierR OF the common council
They enjoy and vet receive from the CITY Treasury $4,000
osr annnm fon tha state arreasurv $4,000 nor an,n
i, III ~ II !. ..... \, a. -. ~, 11...Z "
this city equal 5000 per Total from the City
Treasury per annum $4,000 Total from the city state
per annum including theatre and circus licenses
-=.-==-=--===----
MurIwr AND HARD Tnrgs on LAKE EniE-Tbe steamer
Globe which left Buffalo for Chicago on wednesday April
n arrived at our dock on Saturday May having been
detained BY the ice which she opposite Erie
compelling her to return and attempt to make Dunlrk
harbor which she not able to do During all this
time she had been lying in the Ice without being able to
sxtricate herself until friday last
The Globe had upwards 81 one thousand passengers on
board who we're chiefly ergrans After she became i'm
beed in the ice Capt Pratt found
the service Of the table to two meals per day which were
furnished and which enabled the stock Of provisions
IN Thursday April 90 body Of deck passengers the
mos Of whom were Irshnsn with one or two Germans
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Sit eE MEMORANDA. e7
~ We learn Of the from Smith,
that the Fort Smith very rising
falling 1000 bales cotton still remaining the
The steamer volaut loading when the Pine
Bluffs, i-s- =gS... ~
a, SPOKEN. l2e
On Goth inst H. whaling shr Harriet Neal of
monhs ouwshed be reported all WELL Oh the
whales but lost them the
ship keepers mmanngemen in running for the boats
By sp Richmond lat 80 Ion 10 3d. bark us Forbes bound N
EXPORTS n
GALyESTON-Per Louisiana 1884 bbs btls
whisky do Coffee II hhda hhds IS casks
tcs hams kegs lard starch or brandy
KEY WEsTPer steamer Day. flour rs bbs molasses
pork hhds Is bacon 100 sks salt 80
bran, . ties hams, bbls bread and sundries
HAyRE--Per ship Zenoba: 1855 bales cotton 'l.4 rs y
LfvERPooI-Per ship Rockaway 1854 bales cotton.
BREAEN-Per sp Neptune 147 bales cotton hhds
NEW ship Napea cotton,
moss 80 kegs numegs, 20 pkgs
GENoAPer ship Oregon 9ss bales cotton IS hhds
beeswax.
ST PETERsBuRG-Per ship Calhoun: 1918 bales cotton
BOSTON-Per ship Thorndke 261 bales hemp 52
corn hides deersn sSs Ska wheat 4Ta bb -four
bags nails, $500 slaves.
NEW YoRKpe ship cotton
cuttings 81 do arsapaa 27ao 10 bxs hhds tobacco
beef beewax hides - bills cks copper pkgs
TRIESTE-Per bark & Woodward; ssl bales cotton
BoRDEAUXPer bark 1871 hhds tobacco,
CORPUS CTRISTPer shr Panama: bba Hour, whisky
hama bbs O6 ks 100 do oats do coffee
~ pigs mdse. " 81 r.
ST ARKSPer Venice: 4Q5 bbl- -four bbs poass "a
viii KY II hhds 81 cks baeon, 60 empty bbls
I
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Resoed That the Mayor to be sold at auction to
the highest bidder by duly licensed auctoneer after
thirty days notice in the official Journal the hereinafter
described slaves detained in the Police Jail of the
Second District; terms of payment cash on delivery
john grif aged about fifty years Peter, grf aged
about thirty years. 4. &.
81 President Board si Aldermen.
JSirned1 -s7s4 4 fFRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
AP PssSnedj - '-Ns' IA. pscRossMAN Mayor
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win leave TUESDAY, May e5 al O'Clock =. NJ RI ss
EOR FORT GIBSON, FoRT SMITH, 49, y
tyANBuREN, LITTLE ROCK, HELENA, NAPO
IEos FRTARs POINT, cOLuM BIA, OR EEy WILL r. ~ ~
AND PRINCETON gna Arkansas River Packet u04
elegant and John Box
viii leave % allows
~ II II. B. SMITH, "a P9ydras street
rnysl NJ. GREEN WOOD u GO.. " Carondeet s. \
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L SNo.'t
Of soldier was always and in ali things to obey and in
all things always obeyed It was tp go straight for
thought and went straigh danger with
out hesitation second thought Ihose wno saw
me thus as 1t were seek meet the bullets said there
is brave fellow They might have better said there is
| a man who loves his mother
One day letter brought me the tdipgs that she was
l ;mv own poor mother! longed to 81 to her Iasked
far ,saye If absence it was not granted remembered
her last words If thou love thy mother do thy duty
Isubnitted little after heard TINT she was dead
on then y senses forsook at any risk determined
to travel to the country Whence proceeded SO ardent SO
impeuous desire to seq once more place where my
mother had just died viii tel you anu US YOU nass
mother. and as she loves YOU uno as Yoo io'9 ' W.
1--WE peasants Of Moryan simple and conhding
we have not received the nstr1ion nor attained
Tim Knowledge that they have in the cities but we have
our beliefs which the townsoks call snperstitions
matters the name Be they supersttons OF
| them Now one of these beliefs to which We chng the
is that which attributes to the first flower that
in the grave mould such virtue that he who gamers
il certain Of never forgetting the dead and OF never
forgotten by them Belief how dear, how SWEEP VIII a
death has no terrors for death witnoht n ft
ing forgotten but sweet leepbat cam fepqse aie
long Toll THAT ower-I painted to sse it bud-l pantet
to gather it abandoned my post and went on my way
After ten days of long and weary march reachea I'D
mothers grave The earth seemed yet fresh-no Howe
appeared. waited Six weeks elaIsed and men on
lovely morning saw lovely little o
that little flower was my mothers soul that she had fe
that was near and that under the form Of that owe
M was nothing now to detain me in the countr,
s NV atter Ind soon followed my mother to the gray,
= and had plucked my precious fowef what more da
! want remembered my mothers charge-ao my duty
sought the gems darmes and said am deserter-
I, arrest me,ss And now am to hie and III as 70
assured me- have in you friend die without regre
Of for YOU will do for the only service w
s. flower which, at the risk Of my life pucked from ~
crave Is here IN little case next q my heart Pro
me that you will that they do not take y from ms
8 is the link which unites me to ny mother ana II
" thought IL would be broken should not nave y
Y courage to die Say do you promise 70 DO wnat ~
10 Of you Z" Y. 8. III :. SsS.ii5se fS3s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

.rg No. 49, T 15.at- ScH r. IS
Resolved That the prayer of the petitioner asking the
Lafayette Square for exhibition Of fireworks
the benefit of the Catholic Orphan Male Asylum in the
Third District, be granted.
[Signed] VIM g, c. CLAIBORNE
President Board Of Aldermen
tSignedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Beard of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 9ad May, 1852.
ISignedl A. D. cRoSSNAN, Mayor.