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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

a CorNTERFRirER ARREsIED.--A fellow named Abel
poison arrested at Nashville the ID instant on
charge Of passing counterfeit money, He had large
amount of counterfeit the bank of Louisville in
his possession. lie was committed for trial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

DEATH or CirrzEs.--Joseph B. Littlejohn, sr,
died recently in Fayettc county Penn in the 10Th year
OF his age Mr. L. native Of North Carolina and In
early life was Secretary Of Legation to the American En-
bassv at Madrid
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shat individual had scarcely taken mouful when h,.
rel senseless 1t Was with much difficulty that the cas
animation restored was too feeble in 90 IN an
was lett there IN very precarious condition
Traces Of another team were now noted along thc road
and upon rsachinga tavern few miles further on IL was
found that tile driver of that team had been frozen n
seems that he had got out with others at thc various
taverns me tenn went up to this tavern as usual and
the horses stopped The passengers jumped out and
insisted upon the driver going in and warming himself
ne made no reply and upon examination found stone
dead He was left there another driver was procured
and the Foremost team drove on again -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

Az IScIpENr-The Cincinnati Evening Times of the
I'll inst. relates the following amusing incident
About O'Clock this morning large tree floating
down the river struck the little steamer Mary Cole and
swept her from her moorings Some adventurous fellow
adjoining boat seeing her cable break jumped over
To the hurricane deck, and underworld to stop her pro-
gress After flying about for few minutes like parched
pea and finding his labors unrcwardc he rushed upon
the hurricane deck. dug his hands into his pockets put
his hat high upon his head, and terribly than
the Army in Flanders AS the little boat pushed out
into the broad bosom of the Ohio and lost sight
the solitary passenger was pacing the deck attitude
) MIXING in the most theatrical Manner
The incident is very well told, but would like to
know by what process the man seen pacing the
deck after the boat was lost to sight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

A QUEER CHaRTER-The city authorities Of Grand
Rapids Michigan prohibited by their chare from in
curing any debt or offering any reward large number
Of the citizens Of the place recently united in offering
ward of $1,000 for the arrest and conviction an cen-
diary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

ArRocrous MuRpER.--A Mr.. Peck, of Weakley county.
Tenn was murdered by of his negroes a short time
since, 1t is said that they choked him to death The
negroes are in jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

FRozEs DgArH,-A named John Lechune was
found dead in field in Perry county, Ohio last week
frozen hard to the ground where he had evidently
lying many days, An empty flask the mute expa-
ma ton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

THorrise Srocx-The well known borseinan Charlie,
Ellis left CINCINNATI with his trotting stock on til,
steamer Cincinnatus the I'd inst, for Neworleans
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THE DEFAuLrfaG TEILER.-The Richmond Dispatch of
the 9th instant contains further particulars rela
ton to the abseonding of Samuel W Morgan. formerly
Teller of the Exchange Bank Of Virginia at Petersburg
The deficit of $4,000 discovered the day before
gan left lie expert officer and has long enioyed
49, full confidence of the institution.
This dedication will fix upon the Teller suspicion
having occasioncda deficiency of $4,000 in the accounts
OF the Cashier of the Bank few years since The Cashier
Mr. Durn. sick, and necessary to open the
vaults of the Bank. The keys sent for and the
. money necessary. taken out When Mr.. D. returned
10 his duties, he discovered deficit of $4,000 which
could be accounted for He was afterwards re-
moved from Office and suit commenced against his secur
ties for the amount 1t is thought that this matter will
be cleared up. and the memory of Mr. Durker.
ne being dead relived from the stain which in the minds
OF some have rested on il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

CRurL HoAx--!i rumor obtained extensive circua-
ton in Cincinnati the ID inst the effect that Capt
Ford Of the steamer United States. and Mr. David Dun
seth both we'll known in that city had fought duel near
Randolph, Miss. Christmas morning and that both had
bGn killed The created much anxiety during the
short time which elapsed before it contradictcd A
hoax of that kind is highly reprchensib and the author
oft deserves the scorn of the community.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


~ Incorporated in April issa, and declared dividend PEI
Two Years Business. ,sl
Office, NJ. IS CAMP ST. Cravo aud Conrcu u.s.
BUSINESS OF COMPANY Insurance ONLY
This Company being protection of the uoIicy
holde and Their families against
grest National bnevont nshon conducted upon the
and solid
life large and handsome legacy widows
rs All policy holders whether terms who con
tInu Tie Insurance till DEATH participate in the whole profits
Creditors insure the lives of married woman can
effect insurance til. life of her husband iii. Of
herself ind children, free from the eams OF creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John tiagan, Joseph Walker Huekner
Iet"r SYnIt.y, Jrt NiaGiissl W hie John Allison,
hobart j. MARI, Samuel Stewart, VIM f. Lsverieh
Isaac Johnson, Edward Sparrow.
PETER CosiEY, Jr. President Board of
DIRECTORS:
Z. W. Se'Vell, John A. DougheTy, John Claiborne
Elm Iehher Coke, John NJ Lee +. X. SIastsrs.n,
u. iisartt, mos. =. JENKINS, y. U. Preston,
" n. ,IIyhsi, y NckhHn u. X. Carroll,
n c.fisli lohn A. Roberts, John NJ. Curran,
s't". " siilh H. H. btnnei, r. I. !irnistssj
o'pitei ON. L. SpHngenbers
4, j. WEDDERRt Ry, Nj D.. Medical Board OF
ii. &. iEaEri Actaary NJ n GeiisS httoncy
RICHARD BEIS, NJ D. al
who val he at the office daily from halkpnstie To
y, III Charter only $4,000 il taken single life.
ks rms Company prepared applications
issue Policies healthy White persona and
Negroes the Table of Rates Board which are e
than the rates charged m the New York
their stripn residence the South. charter Dividends
pola are declared annually and the profits interest and
where M party has paNt his rreultms in full.
az California Permits Newly Prospectus
Table Of Rates and all Information TO I
effect OF
II Extensive Travelling Privileges. TT ''f''''
n Office holrB, 9 4.
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NEW ORLEANS:
--------------------==---
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1852.
\ Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion

SuPhEME CouRT OF THE UenEp SrATEs-No,idav. Jun s.
No. 32-Ihe Grand Gulf Railroad and Banking Company
}. II, Alarshal.-In to the Supreme Court of
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~eIrE ISsuRANcE-The Vicksburg Wing has the follow
inc Instance of the benefits arising from life insurance
Life Insurance Offices. the strictly mutual princi-
ME are I'M benevolent institutions savings banks for
The benefit OF the widow and orphan by which, for small
annual uremi,ln sum is secured to the survivor A
practical case has oc urred of its benefits in midst
Mr. Ingcrso Dibbc ate OF ticksburg Miss, in the EN-,
psoy of Ncssrs Klein DaSr Co. of this place insured
his life for the benefit of his wife and children in the M
tua Benefit Life and Fire Insurance Company of Lou
ann. on the 18th February. 1856 for $4,000 and paid
tesee seni-annual premiums of SAL 20 each. He was
taken sick here and attended by Dr. Thomas J. tar-
per but he died at the Town of Patriot. Indiana. leaving
Ills wife and children dependent The widow drew upon
the Office in NewOreans, through Mr. John A. Klein of
this place who sent the to his partner S b. Day at
NewOr6ans. with the proofs of loss The Office promptly
pad the although not due for time according
TO the n0cY.N
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Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of this
court dsnissing this for the want of jurisdiction
No 2s.-M. d. Ives rs. The Merchants Bank-In error
to the Circuit Court of the United States Rhode Island
MIR Justice Caron delivered the opinion of this court
affirming the Judgment of the said Circuit Court in this
cause with costs and damages at the rate of six per
per annum.
No 56-Wiiam L. Pierce Ell al, appellants, Henry
Ftzhugh Fl nL-The argument of this cause was con-
tinued by Messrs Grant and Seward for the appeees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

t!a" First Municipality 'm2." municipalities "ns
rhl Muciy The iett hsnd figures indicate
Poss a vii icL the NesAnls lny.l
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry.
Wednesday Evening, January H. 1862 I
Arrived to-day so head Of Western Beef Cattle of which
description of stock the supply continues ample A
moderate Offering of Sheep and Hogs ample stock "
Milch Cows. and scarcely any Veal Cattle
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

CRESCENT OFFICE
Nf,,,,,,,, 1o

NFEsCENT UFfICE,
Thursday Morning, January Is. 1852 +
coTToN-The market continued active yesterday, and
fully $500 bales sold at steady prices for all Qualities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

T Is Spith-It, MeiFan &eoristrong Harris deo-f William
jus Mitchell illcmee &coTotal, IS laiee cotton.
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MEMORANDA

- The toHbos Conqueror Penr from the shin Ieayitt
aprr Yesterday with 1919 bales Whitney report
thai they will he able to the ship and balance eago the
weFler remains mild ! vw lhys.
~ The steamship Meteor experienced heavy gales
North, during the entire passage,
~ TIL" STEAMER 4uci5 lett st Louis on the
s ist-RpoTts feet ius-vather cold
an! tho ice forming fast,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Home Mutual Insurance Compsn7 b

NEW ORLEANS,
Fi sabssribs capital sai5sa9 IL pseeye 10 receive
TIRE. W.!gISg AND RIVER RISKS
NJ the ofayy o. i.s sonfpaiy,
phtr sss ii. sJ tqss Company m
GRE TO inse rrstssa
ih company j, established purely fs porpai
and tts Trsioes suar
seenriy 70 the policy holders 'r-7@'rfNt
.he e9r'iss q tie eli e Tor W Ao.e
AIK2ANpsss BROTHER. PERSISTENT.
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PERnous JouRNEY--The Cleveland Plaindealer gives
following particulars of attempted journey from
Buffalo to Cleveland by land by party of seventeen
gentlen,er who started from the former place on the
10th ult
To the excrtons of sailors, stout fellows. who
while their hardy companions moaning over their
condition went to work. without gloves and rghted the
horses sleigh and contents the remainder of the passc
gers indebted for their lives
The taverns all along the road to Erie crowded
with persons who had set out similar expeditions, but
had concluded wait the end of the storm There
~ the slightest chance of accommodation and
heroes determined to continue the journey The road
Fgrrw worse-the wind blew codcrhe fell thicker
Pleasant sleepy sensations began steal ones legs and
The and cheeks Of almost all the party had
been already frostbten and they took the hint jumped
out behind the Sleigh cut up all sorts of antics and
thus escaped death One, however did not follow this
expressed himself very comfortable and laughed
the trouble the rest taking but when the party
stopped little tavern the road get refreshments
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~ 4 STOMACH DIGESTIVE III IJtI, nv a 1s
JUICE from Reint the az aixsr
s,ssn als Lslss ~ j
immediate and relief Igson ysrus
LAYER Constipation Debility curins inter-
ethod 2y agent the a
seate ., Chern as II keeps the stomach and bowels perfectly
Hall atcaspoonfl Of ills fluid, infused water viii digest or l.
ss I'VE pounds of roast eef In about
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
sibs celeaed
artificial hd analogous may r. rei
ppared from e mucous neibrans Of the the c x
which various articles Of food such sgg viii b. stsna
changed and dgested Justin the be
human stomhci.' l5s5. "A A' -.
Dr. Pee in his Food aud Diet BE-
Fowler and Wells IS saes describes
fereia. 7'e' - @. III
Dr. Conbe, his thusbe writing the PhysioIoey OF DaesA
observes that dinnutcz the quantity Gnstrc aice
prominent and al prevailing Of Dys
MEDICINE severely 81
hirted with the complaint finding
to the Gastric Jutae obtained from tie living aa when
proved completely suceeasful., . - $50
Dr. srahan ntlor Of the famous work Negotiable Diet says
1t is remarkable fact in physoog, that of au;Jnss
fluid property disso,ying van.
articles Of efng kind dgestou OF them IN M
wise different from tie natural digestive proees''
" Sgnons great The Chemistry Of Man." Blanchard
Philadelphia 1870 PIP. PeIs sorrn:
the chemical recent
we know that dissolved rapidly digestive
prepared ro PepE ms is The juice
f9 pulsoI Of Collage Philadelphia rsat work
gu Human des than ernsiu
ton Of this subject HIS Heaueni on s ssa
Juice, obtained from, the living human
vel Known In all rrsss he ieen pyre
IN tue arth .iai as
s3 For further the Of this discnvr
at " Magazine street and descriptive yrIs.
A. kENDALL& CO., General GENT Southern S,a,es
~ y. ra.e aso ~ prGsEts,s AhS mya3
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TuE IMPERIAL GuARDs.-Narsha Exccmans made very
some speech at the annual banquet of the old officers
of the Imperial Guards in which he described Prince
Louis Napoleon the worthy heir of the great character
and worthy qualities of the Emperor. lie confident
that as he had France from the evils that threat
cpe her he would know how to preserve her from all
harm the future lie hoped that if God continued to
protect France lie would suffer her for many years
,nuc under the Princes government lie proposed the
following toast GLORY and grattudeto Louis Napoleon
Bonanarir the savior of the country and of civilization
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~ UININE-1S0O o. for sale by
VI jas E. J. HART CO., u rshsppisS0lss a.
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sP igaw soal-sest eornsv Of chartres Ces.snlos
GfRECIAN EANnHEpGNfIA A rI,l ,I.e.-

see cd safe rsneiy and crr. ts ssE He'd
A. sseI, Dyspepsia, Chronie IN
@ass- ehsa an Gscefs say ssisoa
entering into heir st ~ n'9spAaAe
sat 60 no P;loft 10 b asss h1t
ass eir 10 sasHe the aove ,b.v ,s,
positively They will correct VI
anu TeiIevs those
called - - -s1iiteiy
Medicine, there is teller, - ses y n2sin
Prepared Yat Futss,
foTE. few doors ~ sss' -
gd' For sale, wholesale andre nv r, M tf,tt
Of and
Florida. a. = aas ana
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vfNEAS-1000 packages Green and Black, for
Il sale by [des E. ]. HART CO., 10 Tehoupoulaa st.
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The Liverpool a; and Lendon Fire and Life

AAS A1A'o1 pun dNu 4ulluOu 4 LIE anu Lille
INSURANCE COMPANY.
- Authorized Capital. .TE. AtLtIoSs Dottlrs
sarsa sni Ri F $4,000
w.. se,sioooo
Dollars,
~ its unusually large capital ard the unlimited
most perfect security to the pubcs prepared insure against
r Ire itks in NewDleana, on the reasonable
me n'Ea naterneu OF made
viii! he prompt and liberal. -
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent Office IS St. Charles stres,.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS.
1 Ia!e s,''''n G. Aa'l is W HhsHs sa sss
"m' feliowes, !, J. Behn C. Bultt,
'sG E. Ogden. =
r. DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK
fpAses CorrEsvr Deputy chsiraran y = -s''A4'-
M;E cs Mott LSiasstsn, e. fsf + E sss4si,op
Francis GRIFFIN, Counsel Of Boari
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL:
lac r r, VIM. NfcoL, Chairman
Ios. f II swAsr Deputy t:hairnsu.
Taos Bro klebank, Rob tigga john Marriott
Vim Earle. John EJore Ts.js Sjo.i,,.i
lhos s. Gladstone, q. H. Lawrence, Josepl Shitley,
Gforge Grant iid. Mttledale, HIS. aitsrfohi,
fiEs haywood, John swanson.
SwEyIoS BouLr Seeresary
DIRECTORS IN LONDON:
Gro TnEp Yeuso Deputy Chairman. ''' " '''''s'p
SIR VIM p. peBathe, Bart, Hon F. Ponsont,
Matthew Forster, NJ p, James NJ Rnsset4r
Lrenerek Harrison, Seymour 1eulon
'''' RIOS. de Maae... NJ p y m en Bout
ms Bun Benz. HrspEnsoS, sden. Seerstsry
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VETERINARY SURGEON. The .un- ~,
is,sigaed having had number Of years -
Veterinary would tender s
he the Livery Stable Of Mr. W, Bell
Jams RoBT ADAMS,
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DAGUERREOTYPER ROOMS, No. so Philippa
street. between P9ydas and Psrddo where DAGuERREAN
IMMATURE PORTRAITS taken short
beauty aud expression and put in The e Lockets
frnes and Cases cheaper than other firm tbs city
tenlers his thanks for arors l
on together with his experience ten
These facts hi hopes VIII insure him berabe share public
patI0naEe. ln2L TIL NAMES LOCKWOOD.
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6tIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO-
BAcco.The subscribers have constantly hand
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS Also Tobacco hog.heads for the
Mexican market, and for plantation
TURNER l. RENsHAW.
90 Camp street and 4sa Tchoupouas street.
t9r Tobacco baled TO order FED ly
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DR. BANNING's CELEBRATED BOD

K9OBlN'S & HARRINGTON'S DAGUER-
- REoTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT No Camp ssreetThs well
proved the propeo the attention the public
tuRE GALLERY where Portraits the
superior style finish. ~
peratos fitted complete APPARATUS at the low
at cash prices Voghtlander, FRENCH arrons
halfize Tubes with Box and Tablets twenty-five dollars
sand Boxes Baths Chemicals together with every
yho lesalnn and rnal.
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pKOOKLYN WAREHOUSE CnMPANY i

KAiLROAD
ESe1SgRRs OFFICE, CaERoILTos,
HEALED PROP OSALS will be received at this
ny . until 10 o'clock MONDAY January delivery
sat 900 running feet Of long loaf hard YELLOW PINE PILE
TIMBER, 10 10 10 either
a9o1o running 6 long above
" Sinking Red Cypress - "
Payments cash timber lye-ed according specification
which he II his
Good and sufficient security will he required.
dei I'd JOHN Chief FIJI
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. w WHITES
Exchange Office % Camp street Common 81 rect
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NOTICE TO FEMALES.

John Bas SAapaFia Is of tho Female Medicines now
a0d The nervous essned, wha 1
weak an, eciehi, Iefer
anil rooe the strength feeble aud Welding spirits troubled and
depressed tho health broken mind happ
destroyed, then Bulls Sarsaari
In the performance her duly system news
the natural
sss' and healthy blood and inrs health and hapRinsG
Were aiies generally adopt the This
far Suffering disease and rhppr Them than exits
health would the the
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF TIRE DAILY CREscEST.
Thursday Morning. January 10, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
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NoSS0.il

Ordonnance relative q Ia pose des baanes, ass-
rents temtes ct enseignes sur les trottoirs tte
a voie pubiiQae
lie Conseil G en6ral de la Nouvelle- Orleans
4 ordonne ce qui suit a ravenir il est defendu d
tous l0cataires on habitantB de magasins on mai
sons de cette vile, fattacher on de suspendre
an deesus des trottoirs ct sur Ia vote publquc,
aucune banne, auyent on enseigne, D moins dc
huit pieds d'el6yation an-dessus dn niyeau dcs
I trottoirs, ct &c, sous peine dune amende de dix
piastres pour chaque contrayention 4 Ia dite or
dominance, par jour, partir du Jour de la SOM
nation qui leur en- aura etc fate
2. T0ns les officers de police seront tenus de
faire nm rapport au commissaire des rues, GU 4
Pun de ses deputies, de toutes les contrnyentions
Ararticle ci-dessus.
IS. II sera du devoir special du commissaire
des rues on de ses deputies, de poursuivre les con.
tfevenants aux disposition de Ia presente ordon.
nance, apres les solnmations r6guGeres.
4. Ia pr6sente ne pourra avoir son plein g
entier effet, qu apres qu'elle aura etc public
pendant yingt jours, par le marie, dams le jour
4 nal oficieL
8. I0utes performances on sections d'ordoE
nancas contraires a celle d. dessus, sont ct dc
meafent Abrog6es par IL pr6sente.
(Eign&1 w c. G. CLAIBORNE. pres
s du Cons. des Aldermen,
(Eign61 ALPuENTE, president d,
Cons, des Assist. Alder
Approuve 10 II mai 1862.
iSi0n6) A. D. CRossMAN, MARE