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Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
CAU 10 n.

NOTICE is hereby given that will prosecute
~ to tine extent oi the las all nirulers on my
land. Those that have been in the habit OF cut
ting my timber must and shall quit il. Daniel
T. Williams is my authorized agent, and will re-
port oil intrudcrs
CHARLES B. MITCHELL.
Washington. Frb. I, 1850. -
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
CARD.

IN prRp1A aaduts his professional ssryifes
IL Ia ihc llazeasof NasAns; N and u ririaily
IN the various branches al bis profession. lie
NAV hr inuud At all times. except when prefcs-
zionsily absent at his residence Hcar Nam street
laulHy "a. ls34
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

staple and Fancy Dry Goods
asssocEkiiEs3 & HARD wsalj
Quecnssare, Boots. shoes, Hats
and Gaps, Clothing. summer and NmlcE
aud also many articles NOT usually brought To tAis
market, amonr.i which are q variety OF
Fancy Articles.
All Of which We respectfully submit for sale.
and usk from those wishing 10 purohssc a call
when We are sure both our prices and goods will
suit.
Our goods are fresh and the hogar NTe occupy
having lately been remodlcd and fitted up, ons-
hles ms 10 exhibit them with convenience, which
we will take pleasure in doing 10 those that will
honor us with their presence. -
u. 4 V. BLOCK.
Washington, April q, 1850. ll6
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
NEW JEWEl.RY.

THE subscriber hasjus receive eapA.
l. ed q new aud valuable as.ort-So LII
ment oi iewery which he will sell very cheap
for cash only. c. WHITE.
Washington March sth, is52 log
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
MINiSTRAToRs SALE.

Eeh IN -!
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
NELso oN,s= HOTEL,

feb ls
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nOCT0R BEACH's PREPARATIONs.-

\ neaeh's Breast Linameat. excellent rsmssy
disease Of Lungs or Breast suen us ihe breast
y Blood Swens Cough n Breathing or any deuy
about the Chs etc. This renay without doubt podpcs more
benefit Disease OF the Lungs tnan any remedy mat can ne
To peons i are way 10 Lung eithe
BY the formation Of the cheats or hereditary eney
the disease always ENJOY gooa heah Dy using nee OF
this LnnmenE according to directions. "a
Benchs Fcrru1inous TOnicA CERTAIN remedy for Shs and
Fever known 10 also rduh oi ue
Beach's Rheumatic Componnd-Nsyer fails to give relief
ID less than tweny-our hours 80 r
Bench's Stomnc1iye Bltters.ThS Is an excellent article
that has long sought for o.
and Fever and all Auumna Feyes 70 peraons living Or having
short
nvaiGnbe using will be troubled with hle
Fever The time they the give toms g the
nach improve digestion the appetite cures dyspepsia and
aundce and gives health and vsor 10 the general system
Beneh's Anti Mixfure.A certain for Dinr
nysenery Cholera Cholera orbus Sec advertisement in
8
TT For the above remedies publish certificates OF extraord
Performed by them We will they
that they pres be- They
practice years with tho satfaetor, The great
demand or these remedies alone has induced
ai they be reached by AL Prepared by
q Il. D. BEACH, NJ. d., Chemist and Apo,hechyy,
noys enAM Of Ghares Cusiomhou.e sis N O
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THE FarsHEr THE qEoRelA CssrkAL RArLRoAD.- j
Savannah Morning News of the 29th ut pubiishes the
mentioned yesterday had gone to repair the
/ MIpyiLLE CENrAL B. B.. November ., = II. 4
Buckhead creek has oyerfowed the road distances Of
three quarters Of mile The water has fallen eiateen
nohes and have ascertancd that eighteen se Of the
post is under water for half mile from The Oesechee
Here also the water is falling slowly This bridges
post injured slightly Four culverts the waynss
borough and Augusta railroad. are washed out Bake
branch u passabie and Bark Camp will be 10 by night
We cannot, However, do much In the way Of repairing
tbs track until the water falls We have tsceved no
station. = - ss
The further adds that the train of Which et
Savannah Sunday morning returned the sams
from the seventy mile station having been unable 70 prs
ceed further On the passage Up the track wa tss non
water but on the return Of the train he oana
to at the sixty mills station water
rising at the time the passed oref The
supposed to be caused BY the back waters ron ~ ~
Ogeechee Nothing has yet been nssru irom spovs sas
4 one hundred mile station 1856
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Myysaious D.sArFEARAscE.-A gcntlsman from the
Big Creek neighborhood in Bdseneld District o. writes
to the editors of the Edgeeld Advertiser az follows
tsen Or eighteen years named Julia Ann Mclssn dfap
pesred from this settlement aud has not been heazd mos
since Several circumstances have occuEre1 snce se
disappearance which have led many In tbe community
the suspicion Of foul play somewhere Tho vhoss aSte
thus far y wrapped iq mysssExss aA s sAsses ssss
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Ia al I'D
IA 4. n --'-,
-.
81 q. ~. -
- - l. -. -.,;ss. \. ss... 49, sIss
- .s. = ..s = .s.a'
-. - a,...ts,. $500 ~. -
vssss'' - ~ - = -. - -, .a..s
''.o' ~ y. 10y -.''.- - -,
sAiLIsc OF The pAcvIc.-Ine s'eamen,p fae,ne sllse
ifcln SeN ". On 'he zs.n s.s ~
gers anops whom were humphrey cnl'se sse.ss
Commissioner to Chins MI = a Crane, pearsf q o.
patches to the CouIs OF d. James, Coi - T. AN AIem
David Walker and Norma Walker, Of visgnis shs took
out $4,000 in specie. 3 4
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las ~. ~ - = r,r r.
sn's.' - ~
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on'-'s Ans 1A o."..e 4-l-o-.-1 ~-s .-.a :. e...0s
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,,on 49, ,son ,oo' i'0
nai-r,ee s1'es ~. Sns o1s
iion' TON DsAsV1s NV = o..e .o-. 11.s. De... ss
The North Pacific Yleet q 1ss2 ~ Amsre.n vb.iers
Il i. NV .sce,t.n.d counr, mot ess th.n tvo urrsd
.
anu sn'ps' As nuos1 sAess1s sp.s . .ny
yeaf except rs ioso wnen tne nsss y
z's snps. -- 5
~. -, ro.,,..,-rh,. .,,,,.,v ..so,a.
;nc u tb .x.l on;non ~ thr.s eminent ~ Ne
WI ~. ~ s-,.,soa ~, .h.,t.- ~ T,.d ,a.h
l.,-rs, q. ,,.r =, orrc.,s.
NJ. Il R.cc,,,,,, .-.a- u. ao-...o. a.. !, o,,v
contemnor,res ,oeakinp Of fl Hebert III denoer.tic
.nd;date IN r,overnnr nuts sarw,rd =
tou thai he h.. nm. n tho ,.ye.s u,., q
the STATE Bordelm has nope ~ this q tom .onns
him Cap,t somebodv ,oun tte xb,c candidate s,g,r
incubation for this occasion opiy % 'T3
-
coo,., E.o ,s tro-, ,,cr.h.,,t ~ H..
propri.ted the sum Of 100000 for the erection of an H.
,,tntior 70 be known ~ the te object of vicb
/. q ne te Moral Mental and ptvsieal a
tba youb Il tb.t ity ~ the st.t ~ countv nd ~
World.n 5aa
EAnrHquAxE At MALAoA-A shock Of IN earthquake
had been felt nt Malaga which spread general
tion among the inhabitants Of ths city At half pas
O'Clock A. NJ. strong oscillations shook al the edGees
.ss - ... \. !. c.y. "A Z. 49, ,,,I,,. .s -
poe,.ts,r ~. sbor =. M v.n.,,ed tsr,nss,.
~ .,.,.a. = ~ ~
dncea heef tb.t another e.rtbouas voula t.ts naecs
aucea Deheh .na. 4no.nel ~ul.1 'sAs
board the vessels in the harbor Tho shock preceded
by loud noise - u. lisas
N.,v Assoc, .,,yv F,7rsya.y 4 number az b.,,ay.r
= IN Ioctr,ns of co.onsrati,a rdn,irv .na Ecnnam,
have purchased the estate Of Dr. King and some land
adjoining at Perth Ambcy in al about 2so acres
order to establish there an Industrial Educatons ant
Domestic Association.
co.,sThs nost ertenaiys coal fleld Ia the world com
l
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soasthins fov Evsry Dcdy
;t's majority II Kentucky 4 33f7

SIC50 70 pufehaee = mssbie h1ss y Hssty DIZZY
Henry Laceunt wae HING a. C5aesnsafli o,s
Rev John McIntire aged 100 Jeazs, died il
Robinson county. n. 81 oa 81 Ioth ~.
Murdock isp pfsyIng WITH great seeeptAncc at
L'uisvihe' ~.
vocalist says he could sing eWAy down -
'as 1as. ss a 1s, a mr.. Z :. sss'a ss e = ss
Soss tlrAn Datcs g nas ps1I 81 tscoe TX NC
z .oSso. !. 8 ~
sssstss e - II .ss- s,,o y ~, ~ -
.se ee.scseu ~ -@ss sssa1s = oesss -
Since 1874, the population Of eight counties d
asrs. ~. - - T-...s-- oox 5s<.f. 80.
| bays srsSvss q TsvyssE
| ~. Dss..:. ,r.k.,. 1..1 =. \ !, L& L& -. x
a, ~ ,ss ". ssasss at aens go
sny pes.s''- ~ 81 - - - - eaeanes s
ed = bog Doas csil = sssy ive shewsd tosssso
ana df.nk Wnisky tnsss tnsee yeses NJ s
| Mr. Washburn who has hen sseetnd ~ 90
grsss in illinois, few yssrs ase ~ 5oer.es stfsv
il the ozce Il fhe Keussbec Jorr1sl ~ x,s:ssSs
IT.. Is.ss.s.s - q. q 81
s.ts sssinst a erdn.ees -. = ~ fs*
snd ths sitissns hsys % do vffIsout ~ -
Captain Samuel Robinson, attaeksd Is ~
S,s,pd 1sss, M - slss s1doesg q -
-, :, - -, - 81 g s9 s5s y; x Z
John Chester, Ksu.. u sxtru, -, II,,s-r -.
uitimos s
70 ~ ~ s$ III sssx s;s 3s ~ S4 ,s
| James Gfeen, colored, mss ~ - Gu52tH
\ q murder y - hnt desres q 6eeeysh11IS -
Samuel MATS colofcd. &$
i Michael Schwartx vas inrts,tIv iii e II -
| ~ 1Ssins Z 49, xsys 80 = ~ - ~
stare- s 3 = = ~ :
s.. Il 81 <: sslSss.s SzSsss ssssa1s
4 r The wife OF DR.. Iudlum, oG CinCidl 5.& NJ.
tim Of spiritual rsppipgs vas sent 10 II II
4 few days ago. as t5 tt555 s.ss5ys IA 57zss2SSzs
4 The Trn;t.d statss $50 ~
1 AZ as s. s'sscsc - - =
~ s o1O.a = s Rs1rsns II e Z. Soa
4 The Winchester Republican E4Fy tie barn n
4 johnson Yurr spd 81 rets q asiu fsr a. - ~ 80,
A ber were dessspyed 81 fre 81 Eusdsy rirKt 80 q I
(3eorga L Kremsr y. "a vr;,,sI,stss. n.
~ = 1,.,c1 = SIss ~ =
9nssnef.a @ n sessn M ncss g Tuesday lsse - ~
~. s4Asoaa ~ ana - poondss respecsavssy
Il Mrs. Smith (mother Of Reubeu Suftal4A
years II sxe ~ burned Is death IA Wesdsd Ms< -
her clothes taxing hre. q WEI d3v svsTtrr
II N /, I,.,It ~ au q q rsssssr .sssss
e. 4. . = u llssEs ~ % me
,a.s rs 1.aLs.zs. 1ussz = - = - - ~
Mr- en1ts1 ~ - Il t &
The Cincinnati BankB have 81 n II sS5s.
ing out every dsseribtiou of Eis{ses 80 erek fS &
CONT Of one per cent n z.
49, r-. u.4 -. z =
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ST. LOUIS.

UsssP & nv @ n NRK
Owners Of Steamship Cesren City, Ship OCEAN QUEEN an
t5se-Als Steam TowioatS TAR. No 6,s26
TN OBEDIENCE to the command of an Ad-
IL mray Warrant directed in the above entitled suit have
ssd and into my possession taken the ship OCEAN QuEE her
owners and all every other persons having
pretending have right title the
b District Court o the United States o the District
MONDAY c this date show they have why
the said ship OCEAN QUEEN her Tacke Apparel and Funure,
should not be condemned jointly and several with e
STAR the satisfaction Of sdsim agreeab the of the
ibeants. -, 7fs.,.. u "a. III = '...2-.-.
US. MArshmls Office, New Orleans, November II 1882
WIN. s. SCOTT, u. S. Marshal,
uovIs 20 dec5 -tteAs Eastern District Of Louisiana.
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VOLUME V.


s I. .7.ls.5is To saEi THIS EVENING. 3stA
EOR CALIFORNIA, via SAN JUAN, ~
Il NICARAGUA, AND NAVY BAY Regular Monthly SxxEp
Lipe.-The sailing clipper rig SYIPIifDE
naer viii positively st6vs The sYLPIDE has been
coppered
ion He, cabin
unnrpassed having up
Tie accommodation q hmles For haght passage apply
~ s'fs x LEspAeRE BURKE co.. So Gyaver street.
or JOHN 81 SIdAUNSELL, ST. Charles street.
~ baggage free. decs
wilileays FRIDAY, Decembers "a at o'clock a. ~.
EOR NEW YORK DIRECT Steam zfGFSA
shp Lins-Ths see11id engine steamship
WILLIAM PENN Wnhtop Sears Commander, will leave
foot Of st. Joseph For freight pasage apply
= MARKS 4 THOMAS, 4 Poydras street,
~ No freight received unless aceompan by written
order front the Ayeuts. - deco
Win leave TUESDAY, December T. ss5 O'Clock I'm.
LNOR NE direct--Re Regular Line. x<fTA>
IA The Al iron steamer UNITED STATES G. Aik4nS
Martini aster will euks above For freight
superior Accommodations, dpply on board, or to
deed ROGERS, MCGUIRE co, 10 Poydras street.
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Ice AND sNow-The Albany IN. Y journal states that
ice formed in the river on Wednesday night On Thurs
day. the 25h ult the ice in the basin than half
inch in thickness and before canal craft could be
moved boatmen compelled to break it with pike
poles During the entire day there wasmuch floating ice
in the river but not sufficient to obstruct navigation The
sleghng is passabe the plank roads in the vicinity of
Oswego On Thursday the 18th ult fell at Monroe
Green county, Wisconsin, to the depth of foot making
fine sleighing. ~ = ~. -----.-.-
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DObyals S HH9'ri7sgtO5s'S
DAaUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
81 ik-ili u No. CAMP STREET. q - ~ ~ -
This ssabhmen having been thoroughly repaired
in the superior style and dnish.
B.opeatcrs fited complete APPARATUS at the
cash priced Voighande French nrsons Lews and Helbe
hnlfz with Tablets dollars
aak working Tubes Plates and Fech Cases. Frames
Who'll nndr un6 u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-06

THE YOUNGEST PREspENr. - Franklin Pierce Is the
youngest who has been elected President Of the
United States He is 48 years of age Washington John
Adams, Jefferson Madison, Monroe John Quincy Adams
and Van Buren, each 5s jackson 62 Harrison 6s
Taylor SO, and Polk 40. 'A- s''-t .
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EyOR AFOURCH E-Regular ~ h
THURSDAY Paekef.-Tbe superior aud swift
ALT ON, Ceestu Dalt master,
regular
during leaving
THURSDAY MORNING. o'clock Return
EVERY ENDAY MORNING O'Clock,
EVERY MONDAY MORNING, at o'clock This
will prmpt and speeiai cn 10 the business OF anh
anters shippers and riends her viii, their
STONE WALWORTH. Agents, Sc Tchoupioulas street,
II Z,IS dSMITf nov30
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EIyOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S 6sss =
EN LANDING, MILLIKENs BEND, LAKE PROV
IDENCE, VICkSBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY zli ~ -
NATCIIEZ FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE DON
ALDSONvILE intermediate landings Regular Weekly
Princeton Packet Steamer SAXONhe new and elegant passenger
H. Estes MASTER will leave for the above
intermediate landings 75 at O'Clock
Thursday thereafter throughout the SEASON. For freight or
passage, apply on board or to ~ -
SihO q phstfs, Agens, 70 foydas s,oeh
sAprs vi thRe sgn&n & G h aaao0 @ m WIZ IA We & oss "
- '-seiying freight early on Saturday morning. octis
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uICKsBURG.

Will leave MONDAY. December s, at 5,ocoekr Pm x
ETH0 OR w AR r. b NTON,t NEW NJ IL
LIS CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY, Li5AAEE$44SfE3s
WATERPROOF, EATcHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU
SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMINES, DONALDsUNv LIE
end all nsdAe landing Regular Weekly Vesharg Packet
PRINCESS No. 3-For EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at 5
pcokhe passenger packet PRINCESS No. D.
Phelps sow at the leyes receiving freight snd will eAve
Hppy board foot o. Canal street or
( b n. CARROLL, Union Row. b3 Carondele street.
t The PRINCESS No. has Clerk the Leves receiving
frapbt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-06

CAPTURE OF A RuNAwAy CouPLE,-0n Wednesday, the
Path ut interesting girl about Is years of age named
Sarah Brown left the residence of her parents at Morris
town. j., in company with young man with whom
she had become enamored, short acquaintance
named George Mairs for the purpose of committing mat
rmony.p They arrived at New York and took passage
board of the Stonipgon boats for Worcester Mass
but before the boat started the girls father and the po
lice walked board and took them off to the police Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-06

IRIS AN ILL WIND THAT BLOWS NOBODY ANY Goop.-Mr.
Philip Morrill, states, in the Bangor (Me) Wbig that
disease supposed to be allied to that which has infected
the potato CROP has attacked the thistle and the mullen
both serious pests to the rmer to such extent
annihate them in portions of that State So far as be
has observed, none have escaped this year
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-06
MOBILE.

E,oR MOBILE. Daily U. 8. Mail
II Line.-Wnter Arfkngsment.-Ths
plsniid oyp packet OREGON, Capt.
fleirn, FLORIDA. Capt. ". T. Gberson
ST. CHARLES Reuben Post (haying built
expressly the Lake of
will leave the Pontchartnin Railroad DAILY,
at the Lake of the o'clock
Wednesdays going
days returning.
CREOLE. =
n The Way Bag Mobile The
Agent three O'Clock Letters for East Of Mobile should be
in The mail. [iel1 q. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 BHnk Pace.
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VIII leave on or about SATURDAY Dec 49, at o'clock
II OR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ~ h
H. mediate lanaingsIhs fine regular passenger
packet ECLIPSE Surgeon, Muster, will skzkkk
above For freight
t MARTIN, OW EN- Il so, 112 Msg,z
STROTIIER & BROS, as Poydrus
10 Plan her Cabin be and State by
RppI to Martin Owen l5. . Z
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.aL-fBAJMA RIVER.

H. {. s. 3
VIII leave TUESDAY, December T. O'Clock y.
EOR MONTd OMERY, iWErUMPKA ~ =
ali landings the Alabamn River, the
New Rasin-Regular Alabnma steamer
GEORGIATha light drauzht running
GEORGIA. s. H. Senl port rceising freight
and will above For freight having
asaed accommodations, apply board,
II! OGLESBY dACAuLAY 6s Tchoupitonlas street.
B The GEORGIA receiving the lower Of the
Canal opposite Work house. - dee4
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MEMPHIS.

TUESDAY, December O'Clock positively
| 1NOR HICKMAN, NEW MADRID, ~
HALE's POINT, FULTON, RANDOLPH LEkkkkaaaSsdS3
MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON and all @ in,sr@s, @
trey light draugh running DhRsDEN D. n.
Sth receiving freight and will eavs nbaye For
freight having accomods on apply board
dec4 to OGLESBY siACAULAY Tcloulitoulas
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Miss Emily Macomber Of the Maeomber Singing Troupe:
has Withdrawn the suit for alleged breach II promise
Of marriage, which she brought against 0sisn T. Dodge,
in Boston, year or two sncs. Dodge had employed
very strong team in the way Of counsel including Mr.
Choate The damage was laid 1t 5000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-06

LARGE CARGO OF Fies.The barque Sultana, Capt Wat
son, arrived at Boston, Friday, tho 2eth ult from
Smyrna. Among her cargo rhe has % 2s4 drums 22a7
boxes and Ill cases figs. . ia d a r$s ssis s
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REGULAR PACKETS.
WATERLyvG PLACES .

" u 2 = :
EOR BILOXI, FORT PIKE, Bay r. i
ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN AND MIS-
hISSlPPI CITY Weekly Packet Cik EOlE
splendid low CREOLE CHARLES Walker,
Dahtsr with superior aeEommodaon will leave the Ponnrira
Railroad arrival of the Cars ut the Lake folows.
FROM NEW ORLEANS 1 FROM BILOXI: il5lU
SATURD AZ. :, .b v ", cars SUNDAY EVENING.
TDESDA Y. ~. cars. THURSDAY EVENING"
~ from Biloxi intermediate Lnding % s0. Chill
dren end Servants 81 30. Dock ~ b0.
Gv The Bag will lenve the office Of the Agent regularly
TUESDAY SATURDAY O'Clock ". Feghreceiyed the
Railroad on Mondays, Tuesisys, Saturday.
nov28 g3 r. GEi'DES, Agent, 10 Bsnl Place.
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NicAAAGuA TRANSIT CoMPAry.--Ths company, aceord-
ing to the legal opinion Of three eminent lawyers Of New
York. has not forfeited Its charter Mr.. Lord smother
LAWYER has Kfyen An opposite opinion ~
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4. Will leafe TUESDAY, December 4, n O'Clock
EHOR URGsWARRENTON, - =
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF RODNEY salksasAA II
AND NATCHEz-Regunr TUESDAY Weekly Vcks- 4 ~ -
burg Packet Steamer magnificent and Awitt
ming passenger packet steamer MAGNOLIA b. Clair mas
er For freight apply board or to
~ SMITH 4 FiNISTER, 80 Poydras street.
t Tie MAGNOLIA will Lavee This Morning ready
receive freight and will take freight for YaEoo City.
sB There will be Clerk the Leve early on Saturday morning
frai0h D IG y y i
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| ~
GuN EXPLOSION GiBsALrAR-The Gibraltar Chronicle
of the 22d ult gives account Of gun explosion while
portion Of the garrison carrying practice with
red-hot shot 32pounder nine feet six inches long,
and weighing y-sx hundred weight charged with ten
pounds of powder dry wad and wet one, and
iron hotshot having misfred reprined and fired by
percussion-hammer and tube. On the charge being g
nted the gun burst scattering the carriage atoms the
pnters of which Knocked down six of the unfortunate
gun detachment the spot woundng two of them dread
fully and third very seriously The injuries received by
the remainder providentiay not serious The metal
parted into dozen pieces four immense of
raj hundred weight each hurled nearly hundred
feet into the air. and carried to distance nearly
hundred yards from the platform which the gun
tandng and the breech thrown to the rear
the battery and public road killing which lit
tie boy who miraculousy escaped unhurt mounted
| -s ~ =---=-s. tas
CAPTURE DEsPERApo.-On the night of the fifth oi
July last three desperadoes severay named Aexande,
alias g. W. Trout, John 9. Kelly aas Porter, and JohI
Robinson alias George entered the dwelling Of John Ruth
living Mount Pleasant Pa and tying the old maj
and his wife, proceeded to rausack the house They sue
ceeded In finding $780, which they pocketed, A droyel
who lodging overhead, was awakened, and haviu
$1,000 about him, he became alarmed. Having boy wit
him. the idea suggested itself to give the $1,000 to him.
there loose board lying the garret raters
him. The robbers appeared ct the head Of the stat
way pounced upon tied him, clutched his purse Of spon
ing money and left At daylight the boy descended
tied the drover, the old German and his wife, and the
| raised the alarm.
/ Kelly was arrested ON the 22d ult at wheeling AM
taken back to Mount Pleasant The other two are "
at large. .. g., s.s5s -.
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willleaye TUESDAY, December Lat o'ockgr.
EyORs CINCINNATI, MADISON, -Ksg. h
IL LOUISVILLE and all intermediate andings.-
The and light drnaght inst rusnng passenger
UBA Capt r. ]. NJ HILL will leave For feigh
passage av ing apply board
decd % Fg1 McDOWEL, 5it. To, " Poydras
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u SAD AccIDENT.-A son Of Mr.. Belts, of Wayne Erie
county Pa, heating kettle of spirits of turpentine
stove with four younger brothers and sisters about
him--the mother in adjoining room-when on the
young putting rosin in the KETTLE exploded
boiled on the stove, filling the whole room with
flame and gas, and striking every person present blind
and helpless Mrs Belts found sranged and all her
children burned that three Of them died that night
and the two remaining not expected to survive when
heard from. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-06

The North Pacific Fleet Of 1852 Of American whzles
isnow ascertained conprsss not less than two hundred
and eighty ships This number exceeds that Of any
previous year. except n 1916 when the fset consisted
2g2 ships 4S
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CoLp WATER AND CHoLERA.-It is stated in the Londcn
prints that during The prevalence Of the cholera in the
Polish town Of Kova the worst were quickly cured
by giving the patients copiOus draughts Of cold spring
Hnfe - = : =.
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WILL WEAR BREEcHEs.-Emma Snodgrass, tn
young female who recently detected in male attire
Boston, has returned to that city from NewYork and
the 25th ut again arrested for wearing pantaloon
cloth coat and cap. NE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-06

CoAL-The most extensive coal field in the world COM
Carrolton, KY, and runs through Indiana
Illinois and Iowa. containing about square miles Of
which tenth part about 5000 miles in Indiana