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BY J. A. BEARD s. MAY, Auctioneers.
NEONDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow

NM ONDAl, March 10, 1897 and the follow
% e.
s sna n Act posn
.sss.y as .Rs
known IS Tie plan d special act
and signed before B. cenas Es Notary Public
dated Two wv y STs OF GROUND til. M bounded by New
s
s ana cms uos ah
Lots 3 ;, !, s,
forms SIXTEEN Sfs Full
he Fsea and md s
ii, "a 49, ID is, front New Leves and
l. SIXTEEN LOTS OF the square New
@ 10 No. is fsrms the Laisys Fulton and
Lesee Lots H. H. Is, H. ID front on Fulton and
OF GROUND the bounded BY New
rs l NJ ID tS ssd New sss
10, H. 49, Is and IA front Fulton and New
TEN lots OF GROUND in the bounded by New Lsyee
us God and Noe Dame her from to 10 m
No. 10 iorma the Notrs Dame
Lots M lois OF f' ls 's
p and s so New %
streets Julia FRl.on and New Levee
hs ri me nsSsi
sss sssa [?s
Lot No % forms the corner Of S. Joseph Fulton and
~ fs,i ,$s e H.
Market Fulton numbering from to Inclusive
the ST. Joseph Fulton and New Leyse seets
and front on Fulton and New Levee streets
10. OF GROUND in the bounded by Market
Deorl numbering from to inclusive
Lot Fulton, New Levee and Market
Lot Delord Fulton New
Lots front on Fulton and New Leyee streets.
ONE lSLET bounded by Deord Fulton New Levee and street
uotu named, having four fronts. ...- . ,
Gsss ss. hs q s sa9F s sse fs s
opening Streets well adapted for the heavy Western
business Wholesale
Iiogaphic plans will ready for issue on the and can
with marginal notes requiring hem
will sold front of that by
ties who shall signed the act Of
promise made prior the day said sale
TERMs balance divided
into requed three and four credit with
III from maturity and not then
until final secured by mortgage
the property. 1ansI M&f mh5dte
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NTOTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
| shcd himself IN FURNITURE ANDGENERAL AUCTION
BUSINESS old stand No. 81 CAMP STREET and respectfully
soci patronage the public. Out Of
promptly
RICHARD NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctoueer, 81 Camp
NewOrlesps, ebruarvl IT, 1852 felt
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Il
" that they have security against STRANGuLATED
HERNIA with all ts horrors but in properly eoneed and well
adapted TRUSS. SHERMAN'S NEW PATENT TRUSS aud RuF
TURE REMEDY effect PERMANENT CURE. This Truss is
entirely all Of action
quenty possessing while from the
objections attributed the various kinds heretofore IL ase The
light bad Rupures be
regulated brought directly the hem
aorng security all times under the most violent BY
proprietor skilul the
placed beyond Sangaaton other painful or dan
which ne9uent the OF other
practice for afflicted win Hernia 70 ssse
themselves Its bad and dangerous practice
those who understand Anatomy and
Rupures Let ii be remembered that the
best Truss Rupture
piled properly fitted Therefore, have concluded to form
AGENCIES, sell apply the Truss ONLY at ONCE
ST. CHARMS STREET, New Orleans 100,
Observe the sign Of the II the door. mhs lydSW
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sHERIFF's SALE.
sHERIFF's SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
DISTRICT CoURTI JOHN ATKINS TUCKER PATTI
NgwosIEANs. SON and JAMES G0LDING. 6sI1.
RY VIRTUE of pluries writ Of feri facias
II directed by the Honorable the First District
Newoans in the above entitled will proceed M public
auction the Rounda of the City Exchange ST. Louis between
Chartres Royal SATURDAY March 1852
o'clock w.
certain GROUND the square -
by Dyades Euepe Hercules and Felicity Streets the G
NewOeans Said lot 80 feet inches front Hercules
street. commencing :s feet inches from the corner Hercules
Eue 2f 10 inches and lines between parallel
lines according sketch plan to act passed before
Adolphe Mazreau the 18th day May la2 the office
Thomas Notary his all American together
with all the Buildings and Improvements thereon consisting
story houses.
GROUND square
Dryades, Clio Hercules and CaloPe the San
the city said the No s plan
L. H. Pile dated the LIST December 1913 and deposited the
office Of Octave de Amas Notary said lot forms Of No
the plan of and inches front
Hercules by 1877 feet inches and lines between parallel
lines, all American measure
Seized III the above suit
being ancon
will be definitely adiudatd the highest and last bidder
what will bring twelve months the purchaser furnishing
bond with good and solvent security bringing five cent interest
special mortgage the until sold final
JAMES P. FRERET,
"a nih2 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

GREAT EXCITEMENT.-Th celebrated Nine
VI LAMONT, Banum's Museum, NewYork, has
Biloxi, and holds her daily her
residence No ia Csrondelet street. between Perido and Poas
streets reception all who wish informed Wonderful
the scientific principles OF Phrenoogy md PALMS
The fact of her favorable and correct prediction to Mile Jenny
has created the wonder
known The long residence of Madame Lamont
Eastern
advantage occult knowledge this
having important law suits pending will find it their
tage to give her II call
this city being limited she has prices
for ladies and One Dollar for gentlemen MS 6m
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. s. A.
ROSIERE Of Common and St. Charles Pro
Of the noble Aart Of SelfDaience. nal
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Below-C 0 ming O
Slim Eatulnt trntn Rnstnn
MEMORANDA.

- The steamship Fashion reports having left at Port Iyaca the
pe nbun this port Thirty miles the Pass the 4t
spoke Spanish bark the informed her where she AT
q NJ into the river fog thick; slips the Bar bound
passed below the Fort large tow Il anchor.
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Nmmo Dunhsm--R CryehesS De Wiser zeo-P aeoB
Taout &cov FesteGequel JamsonM irond sarrst
Ward White-P
Alen-Sennnrn, Wills Pert Burbddge
AIams-orirf.
al Nnry NewYo,kfIarrod NJ, .gnhroek 4
Rrnel-J Tok &ro-J Brr-J Woodruff &eoHsf
Wn!'eortl-C pra.rke &cpF Dggs eoT TwieheIl
W sqai5s-Lathrop Sco- Kennedy Il Fos,er-ordrr.
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EXPORTS

..
vERPoopor ship Chatham 1888 bales cotton beef
10 lard.
vERPoOPer ship George Raynes 36l3 bales cotton lois bbs
Hour
HAVREPer ship Batre 2472 bales cotton do
MARSELESPer ship Glance bales hhds
box
TRESTEPer bark Panda 7T bales cotton 9ll3 hides, Is
logwnod.
RIO DE JANElRo-Per bnrk Panamu 2742 bales cotton.
HAvANA-Per brig Soule bbls kegs
hams 40 kegs butter IS boxes cheese l02 bbl sunri
BoSToN-Per ship op SOO2 bales Ill bdls and 500 hides
BAlTlMOREPer brig Nebo: III hhls meat GA hhds
and ties bacon, 29 bbs whisky do oases 30 gs shot do lead
MOBILE-Per ship Ellen In ballast.
MOBII-E-Per ship Phrnx: In ballast
MOBlLEPer sr Gen Scott 42s sack do coffee, hhds
do bacon % bb ha 90 DO -four 50 do pork, do moa
APALACtICOLAPer schr Chpola bbs bbs
do lard 50 casks bacon II hhd and 80 bb
coils rope.
PENsACoLAPer sehr Cora sacks bbs potatoes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

A RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLPHE.-THEO ORR
IN GINAI, UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY CELEBRATED Nine.
ADOLPHE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
SYAPATHIEST IN THE WORLD, AND THE SAME DISTlN-
GyIsEiED LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
REVELATIONS OF THE PAST AND THE PRESENT AS WELL AS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS OF THE SUCH INTENSE
EAGIEMENT IN EMGLAND tRAMcE AND IHE pKiSclph
SENTED WITH COSTLY DIAMOND BRoACH, AND DAN'L
ORLEANS READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS At THE WESTERN
STREETS, (PRlvATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET, FIFTH
DOOR FROM TCHOuPiLOuLAs STREETl WHOM SHE Will
FUTURE, If THEY ARE MARRIED NOT, AND WHEN AMI
OF EVERY DEsGRlPTIoN MYsTERIogs AND ALMOST IN
MENDED BY so HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES, AND WITH
so INNUMERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL, THAT IT PRECLUDES
ALL SUPERSTITION PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION
SITION AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE.
esr CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO 80. LADIES NOT oc
CUPYING MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES so CENTS ONLY
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
TNA At NI,lII anQR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Friday Evening, March 5, 1852
Arrived during the past week 1893 Beeves SOL Hogs
22l4 Sheep As Cows and 147 Calves and Yearlng The
stock of Hogs is but moderate with very ample supply
of Cattle and Sheep Offering Fine Veal Cattle is in de-
mand:
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to his numerous patrons at very
part Of the following, via:
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafeta Silks;
High colored plain Pault de Sole;
Black Brocade Fasonnke;
Extra rich and Embroid' d Fasonnee
Changeable and Chene Faeonnae /:
Embroidered Dtlmask and plan
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich Changeahle and Chame
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high colcred do, 70
misses; 9-.. ....
siarcellines and Florences, Of ever.
shade and color;
White and colored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy blacl
and calored watered Poult de Sole
Colored Silk Velvets;
Rich Chene Satin striped and plaii
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English Merinos, Nous
seiines de Laine and Alpacas, sole
colors, of every variety Of shade
Plain. striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and eolored plain ant
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment Of white ant
colored embroidered and plaii
Grape Shnwls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cs2lmere and heavy rie,
SILK Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
To- p. W. W. would especially
tiers to his stock of goods for theil
articles have been selected with
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

English, French aud American Cali
Goes;
Ia complete assortment Of English,
| German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and colored SILK
Il Hose and Half Hose.
/ GLOVES AND MTrTS.
Buck Channels. Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
Filoselfi and Filel, Of every de-
LACE GOODS.
ia large and elegant assortment OF
vhlenciennes, English, French aad
/ German Laces, and do. Embroide-
ries;
Superior s-la and ia Linen Sheet
Damask Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
IA Irish and German Linens aud
Lawns;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain;
Embroidered and coluIed bordered
i Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Wooden
! Damask, etc.
| PLANTATION GOODS. r
| Heavy kerseys, Lowells, Linssys,
i Jeans, Denima, Stripes anu Cot
tonades;
i Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do, very
superior.
call the attention Of factors and PLAN
use. 1t is very complete, and the
great care and Judgment, the result Of
Inc. SIS If
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

G. Yale, Jr., $ Co.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
e Wholesale Dealers in Imported
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
sTRAWsGoops ,istc.,
MILLINERY ARTICLES LACES,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EMBROIpERIES,
RIBBONS, GLOVES,
FEATHERS, PRINCES,
TRAININGS BONNETS, etc. etc.
arge complete thing their
which they respectfully
Of the Wholesale trade generally.
c. YALE, JR., l. CO., u Magazine street.,
sIq beyz eep Comm opspdGY sytsrs street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

-BARG AINS-BARG AINS-At
IL No. log MAGAZINE STREET.
COTTON GINS $780, HORSE POWERS $780, PLOWS 80, CROSS
BAR CABLE CHAINS BOLTS per 10; FIFTH
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS, BRIDES HARNESS PACK AID
DIES. INDIA RUBBER BAGS; CALIFORNIA OUTFITS, such
TENTS, HANlMoCks WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS; HEMP
ROPE COTTON HOOKS at So dozen NEGRO CLOTH
ING HEAVY CLOTH oVERCoATs with Capes at 49, SHOES from
BOOTS from II b. and variety of other Goods
WILDE half the usual price and ceaper than
any other bonso in The CITY, mh5 3m
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RRE CRANES SHOULDER BRACE AMI

sUPPoRTERThis ingenious supports the whole
N III Back Chest Side giving immediate relief finally
ns Ina weak strong vigorous Ths
those consumption be greatly benefited and have
by the OF this Brace.
S- Cali and the BRACE yourselves.
SHERMAN, Agent tor the South,
10 St. Charles New Orleans.
~ Also, Agent for DR.. BANNiNG's CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE. mhl1 lydAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY L.
" JoURDAN Co., Camp street. will give prompt
collecting all Subscription received for Newspapers and
Periodicals n all the Slater, also in Europe.
received insertion in the Northern and Eastern
also the in the country parishes Louisiana
Always hand for sale select Of BOOKS BLANK
BOOKS, LETTER PAPER, PERIODICALS and STATIONERY; IT,
get with well selected OF late and popular SHEET
MUSIC, consisting of the latest publications. d. ly
GUNDRIES-
y 1000 packages MACKEREI. Nos. l, and g.
gallons Winter Bleached WHALE OIL.
1850 bbls. DARD
best quality TANNERS
900 boxes SPERM CANDIES
500 Boston No. SOAP.
$50 chests POUCHONG TEA. For sale by
Dc isH O. S. CUTTER Il CO., 10 Tchoupioulas st.
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PASSENGERS,

Per steamship Fashion, Port Iavaeaw Morris Morr
and 5 on deck.
ship Mary Ward from NewYork-Jchn Amid John Hcfran
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATRE.-Saturday Evening,
~ March sMI e gre.en'ed the celebrated grand five
I'll aeyre, Mines. Widenann and Flep,y Jolly.
w fehearsa grand opea four acts by Verdi entitled
JERUSALEM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06
IMPORTS

IMPORTS
GLASGoWPer bark California go iron, empty
bottles Hoghton Rankin Sco.
RIO DE JANRo-Per bark VIM Chase bags coee
BoNAlRE-Per bark Swan: 344O bbls salt, Whitney co.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Mary Ward: Assorted mdse.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Branlywine: Assorted mdse.
NEW HAVENPer schr NIersk locomotive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET,
EXCHANGE

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE CO.,
change Office % Camp street corner Of Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

NOW EXHIBITING,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY HALL,
DUBUFE'S CELEBRATED ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF
ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
Representing TEMPTATION AND EXPULSION painted
for Charles Of France These sublime works Of which
acknowledged the finest exhibited in the United
exhibited NewYork and other from the
eleven years Europe to the universal admiration million
persons.
q Open from till Brilliantly illuminated every
Admission the whole week. Fifty Cents Schools admitted
liberal terms.
g agent respectfully informs the citizens of NewOeans that
these ORIGINAL PAINTINGS which exhibited
this city in January, 1886
lsr Register Of Nnmes be
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

Per ship Brandywine NewYorkD Carols Nelson
-Edgil Milford 4co-Felowes 4co-McI.emoe AGO.
CROMWELL Har-Nye Bros-Marsh Ranlett
rhoh MsllhennsH ssyrestrother Broc Bqddehks
eo-Homes Bennet-Presey BienG Foster aeoJ Maeks-A
Lum AGO. McGregor AcoT Twiche AcoC Meeker AeoE C
Rogers 4coW Cushing Aco-A Brounsvae-Wol
Hopper North BcFHerson, Fowler 4coLelen Aeo-R Rich
r. Beek-Kemett Dix AeoMcRae cSfnan AeoPkett Perkins
Sco-J Tunell &cePurv Wood &eoJas Stewart NJ Hall
Payne Harrison-H Hanse Bo-A Ball Keep DroyerI
6eo-E Feguson-Chsry Henderson &co-W Voett-B
Sanford Sso-A Whitnsy-ss1 Mggs!t &sSJ
Sceconb vorhies-O RoubaireStone Waworhaod Moody
w Jewett-B Shawn W Powel-T Rsnkin-Hansa 4 Bro
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Among the arrivals in the Atlantic notice that OF
W b. Dnsmore. bearer of dispatches from London.
In Hungary the Government is pushing things far
to erect monuments in commemoraton Of the Austro-
Russian victory.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

HARD TMESPer Nachez No bales to Eel.
loves &co445 Burknef Sianon23 Hill, Mclean Watt
Desanlsla2 Greenwood &eo-3s Connolly2 Curry Peo,
30 w leyerc Keep b Bne &eo-2 Carrol--l5 Fe-
sen &eo-9l Bogert Foley Ave$o Cocks &eo2a g Maekay
Kicks &cos Thornhi Mcllhenny Henderson Poae-so
Shaw &co-s Nugeni &o39 Wright Williams tcob2 w Mer-
GERS Ward Ionas36 Oakley Hnwkins-5S
Anderson MetealflO ] Moore6 Wright
Dausl2 Lees Nae Cer &co4 orde-roa bales
YAZoo cotton MeIeac Golf
scols4 Wright Williams &co43 Faen &co-l92
u MrImore Cnrrin kcos Payne IaIron-S John Williams
Pason &co59 Buchannon, Carroll &co9 Campbell
al Moon Titus &eoS0 Thomhll Mchenny63 & G Cromwell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

CORN-500 sacks prime White and Yellow
iana1 '''' FERD KENNETT CO.. ss Magazine street.
rITRON-lO cases fresh Citron, for sale by
~ ian24 A. F. COCHRAN CO., 81 Tehoupitoulas street
CANDLES-2OO boxes Sperm, for sale by
Sds I. W. ARTHUR CO., % and % NsvLevse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

M EDICAL SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS, at 26
PLACE Bats are Tsn!sd
ERCURIAL AND DISEASES OF THE with others
arising npurty the blood The testimony of hundreds whg
produced their powerful
disease We might much in their ayo but VIZ
will the above diseases ehes n
permanently with these Baths without injury to the system
I'LL afflicted with Diseases call and Try 1t; and
perfect satisfaction given fair trial. their money VIII be
,as,nded " " g. nh5 ly
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NEW GoODs.-P. W. WoODLIEF, No. /;

EW 5dOODO.-f, w. WOODLIEc, NO. 10
Winfield
Union Empire City, and the sailing packets York. Boa
avr Fashionable Saonablf FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore variety
recherche STYLE which WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
his patrons very reduced prices The stock coss in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

ID OCKLAND LIME-Cargoeso of bark Harriet
u Spadng and brig Amulet.
TOMASToN LIME-Cagoes of bark Warren and Midas landing
and for sale by JOHN HAYMAN co,
the Newark and RosendRe Cement Lime Co..
90 Magazine streetn md Red Stnrss. 81 N.Y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06
GHERMAN,s PATENT ELASTIC sHoUL.

- DER BRACE-solp ONLY AT TO ST. caAntks srRkzrrol-
hesed the Stoep Shouded the Brace Of great value
PARENTS hren They need support while growing
their health avert any bad habit
s fitted 26 Nayaies st. mild lydAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06

61EMENT AND PLASTER - 1000 barrels,
Y j various brands, for sale by
JOHN HAYMAN 4 CO., ss Magazine street.
Agents Of the Newak and Rnsendale Cement COMPANY 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

.Indge KiIenre.

The following notice of this gentleman's peculiar
speeches clip from the Anderson Gazette, neutral
journal. The editor, we believe, is Wing:
"Judge Kilgore made speech in the Court House
the other day, which, understand, in every way
characteristic of the Homogeneous that should be
regarded insult intelligent audience and dis
reputable to the lips that uttered it. We suppose,
however, it old speech the Judge had manuac.
tured long ago before the introduction OF railroads and
telegraphs in this section of the couny-when general
intelligence was at a much lower ebb than now and the
people more susceptible of being humbugged We sup
pose that this is the case and the Judge having forgot
the change in the condition of things, or having
been too ndosnt to get up speech, has taken up
his old one, with merely changing names and dates
As a sample, we give the following assertion made by
the Judge he stated that there men in Madison
county better qualified occupy the Presidential chair
than Gen. Pierce. Is there Ex-Governor, ex. United
States Senator, ex-Genera Of the Mexican War in
Madison countyl This is sufficient to show the unfair
Of the above assertion and of the whole speech,
which of the If the Judge is engaged
in good cause he certainly does it injury in in
telgent community by condescendng to such low bill
ingsgae and contemplate slang in its support for the
conviction inevitably follow that truth and sound
argument wanting for which the opposite is substi-
tuted."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1852.


The Wings in the Southern portion Of this State are
making great hue and cry against the law of last
sion, which abolishes the widows right of dover, and
gives the widow third of the real estate in fee
simple in her right, with power dispose of it
she peases, alledgng that it is Democratic measure.
This law provides literally for widows when the husband
dies without WILL If there heirs she takes the
instead of going the relations of the deceased
as under the old law. II dies, leaving widow
and children with less than 800 dollars in value
the wife takes it without any administration The main
provisions in the bill, we think, are good But like
almost every other of the last session.
not passed by party vote. To show that it
Democratic measure, or passed by the votes of the
Democrats alone, append the following vote from
House Journal page I4ls, Democrats in roman, Wings
in italics:
AYEs-Messrs Beach, Beane, Brady. Bryant Bus
kirk Chowning, Crawford, Grim, Dice, Donaldson
Donham Douthit, Eccles, Gibson, Goudy, Hanna Hay
Of Ciark, Hays Of White, Henry, Hicks, Holiday
Hufistut'er Hunt, Kent Laurence, Lewiston, Lewis
Manson, Marrs, Maafeld, McAllster, Mcconnell
Mcdowell Miller, Midget, Nelson, Owen, Porter, Ray
Reynolds Smith ef Marion, Sfanfeld Sferens, Slower
Stuart Suit. Sweet, Walker, Watson, Williams, and
NoEs-Messrs Behm, BuAa, Cochran, Co,ogill, Crom.
nell Davis of Sullivan Dobson, Doughty Foster Cook
ins, Graham, Gum, Hart, Helmer, Holman, Howell,
HudsOn Huey, Humphreys, King, Laverty Major, Sale
Schoonover Scudder, Shanklin Smith of Spencer, Sta
ton Sumner Thompson, Torbet, Wells Wilson, and Mr.
Speaker-35.
The following is the vote in the Senate See Senate
Journal, page 93s.
AYEs-Senators Dawson, Detrees, Delsvan, Eddy
Hanna, Hatfield, Henton, Hester, Hickman, Hicks
Hunt. James, Kendall Longshore, Mickle, MILLIKEN
Newland, OdelI, Safer, Slack, Spann, Todd, Turman
| Walker. Washburn and Winstandev-26
NOES Senators Alexander, Athon, Berry, Brugh
Cravens, Holloway, KnowltOa, Miller, T@gardsn anC
| Withsrop-10 esq
There may be, and doubtless are, defects this Law
II so, the next Legislature should amend them But
is unjust to charge that it party measure wher
about equal proportion Of both parties voted for th
bill. and a corresponding number against it
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Death of Col. Rnsseli.

city, died yesterday morning five o'clock after
illness Of eight days. He about fty-sx years OF
age. Col. Russell settled in Indiana polls in 1922 where
he has since resided. Although engaged in busy
scenes of fe in the discharge of the delicate and
ponsibe duties of public Office, yet he lived and died
without an enemy. He was most valuable member oI
society and enjoyed in high degree the confidence and
esteem Of his fellow citizens. He leaves large family
to the loss of their stay and support but wife
weeps at his tomb She had gone before him. that
land where the weary rest.
"Desth's but Path that must be Irod.
II man would ever pass Gcd.r
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John I'll. Bradley, the late Free Soil Elector.
We learn that it has been denied in certain neghbor-
hoods in Johnson and Shelby counties, that John H.
Bradley a candidate for Elector the Van Buren
electoral ticket in lS4S By reference to the proceed
ngs of the Free Soil Convention of this State held in
1913, it will be that he nominated by that
Convention for Of the Electors for the State at
large, and that his published as such by
the Free Soil Banner and every other Free Soil paper
of the State The in the Office of the Secretary
of State will show that he received 1886 votes in the
State II will be examining the returns in the
Clerks Offices in this District, that he received some
votes in every county in the District. Mr. Bradley
cannot deny these facts.