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OF no motives on my part which are not
inseparable from the honor and advance.
ment ofmy country, | hope itmay be my
privilege to deserve and secure, not only
your cordial cooperation in great public
measures. but also those relations Of mu-
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ways so desirable to cultivate between
members of coordinate branches of the
government,
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Louisiana Legislature

BAIoN RoUeE January 81.
srSATE-Nlr Lacey introduced resolution appropra-
ting $500 out Of the contingent fund 1t the Senate pay
or letters aud papers received by members that body
Il was passed
bill was introduced by Mr. Witkhe appropriltiue
the moneys paid into the Treasury y the parishes aud
the Superintendent Of public schools under the act OF
the Legislature in force We do not understand
ths-Eps II PASSED
The Senate then Executive Session and soon
after adjourned
llorse-Biils introduced Mr. Ttxada, To establish a
seminary Mr. Corcoran, amend an act alloWu.
appeal from all judgements Of Justices OF the Peace ia
Neworeans Mr. Wilder. act amend an act to con-
soIidste the city Of Neworeans Mr. Parham An act to
appropriate $4,000 for the payment Assessors for thu
past year.
Nh Wilder introduced resolution instructius our
members Of Congress call tue attention o tle as,-
master General TO the tact that he contractor for turuh-
ing Baton Rouge with daily mai has neglected to udil
his contract and TINT preceding should be instituted
against said contractor
Mr. rarham uroduccia resolution requesting tLe ia
dietary Committee to reportou the prapr,y Of decreasing
the number Of Judicial Districts Increasing he lsr1
Of judicial officers
Mr. Puga introduced resolution lastruetas the ouls
mttee Public Lands 20 Enquire the exp4dieury II
advertising thu sale Of swamp lands donated the ate
Mr.. .Rrickham submitted act amending thc total
population clause in the Constitution un rtlurpr
the terms OF the supreme Court Judges four year,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels 81

ST. CHARLES II Allen, York MORGAN and lady Hoover
NJ Anderson Stewart, Thompson, La Shannon d NJ
warren simple and locy Miss Ratllfe Miss Wais,
Gage, h Hoover, DIR Elliott. stoekwell Fowler Miss L
Bayne, johnson, Sage 7 Young lady, willis J
frce y Nh Me'resor and lady o. Burbank II l. Leary,
NJ Dnnean Price, Ohio; Miss Washington, y Lam
Suligson Rome - - -
ARCApEM II Telsr, G Robertson, Ark Alexander T.
compton, iesasi Grswoh Mabry T Nolan, Nolan,
1ei Bingham Na {; r Cole whitted, Ala Cav, MI
q Jones Ind; Bun, John Clsry Miss iams, j
Williams. Tenn.
City, Bagani, + M4yss Long Hollngswoh C
Hoffman, St N BeTsrdt la; Digs Whit. W DOnoho,
Coleman, Shelby VIM Holiness NIurphy Mo- i.-
ter Howard jr NJ Cheatham Miss Vest q Boswell A
Mathews Ky A Tawles, VIM f Pearl, Lem.
ST. LOUIS Mathews, Thompson, Disbro Mathews
Fitzgerald, Md Lucas Mobile Alan, Qnays. VI
Hughes aud lady Mr. Chandler Morse, cockere La Charles
Garril stou and lady D . Gale, Mo.
FERANpA Il Land, I Chanbls1 V Sewer, L Boston,
Ia ten W Long, Hearey, 4 Adams Mead, 7 Key
Mobile Hundrn, Ala NJ D Potter family, Ohio ii Gilpn
Texas; " A Carr, Tenn
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siNr SO sudden severe, IS this stroke Of tn, d,
stroyer Gut day before YESTERDAY the ACCOMPLISHED
aJ7 the happy wife gfa gifted and The nlc,hsy
OF tte Pgonos children, duipg with hef husband
sug Gunlj day 'e Sleeps her last sisop IN lie cold
srI silent tomb
v hat is our life L s eyed as yapor that appear,
e,l' for little while, and then yani.htth awayn
Both Houses having adjourned until Monday. we have
but little OF interest stirring i'll the Congressional world
to-day.
The greet sudins topics Of discussion now are-the
Monroe doorineN1r OWNS Pacific Railroad bill the
payment OF the creditors OF Texas the French Spolation
bill and the bill to establish Branch Mint at the CITY of
NewNork
From present appearances should say that there will
be serious obstacles in the way the payment of al tina,
passes under the Of Texas claims The whole Of
that matter will he prubed thoroughly.
The Tehuantepec route 10 the Pacific will be faithfully
presented by Senator Mason That has many strong
friends in Washington Several will be required
and Tehuautepac must inevitably be one Of them.
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Amusemsnts Nhis Ebrnina.

PLAcIDEs VARIETIES. The comedy Of OLD HONEST
tr@vsgsnIa Of ISLE of TRANQUIL DELIGHT aud it
the POST OF HONOR.
ST. CHARLES THEW RE-. The successful Of UORs
CAN BROTHERS and a THOUSAND MILLINERs WANTED
FOR CALIFORNIA.
ORLEANS THEATRE grand opera in four set. BY Ros.n
entitled tho BARBER OF SEVILLE.
DAN RICE's HIpPODRoNE Charles street opposite Perldo
DAN RIcE's MUSEUM No. lOT st. Charles street.
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~ but said that II Binney would make affidavit that he
hd paid The amount Of sixty dollars he, accused would
refund The affidavit was made before G v Jonte ESQ
and Northup without forking over requested that DC
might oe searched Gu the examination, he sent IN
answer before the Criminal Court
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Board of Health.

On SATURDAY evening" January parish ST. Bernard the
Rev MIR Perchs JAMES CALLER JR Of this CITY
PINE AGLAE eldest daughter NJ. Manuel vayasp Esq o
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We're any such changes ma dc IA the once u senator
Mas the manner Of his election ehaBged2 lie Is sta
be chosen by The General Asenihy Was the duration
his office made longer Shorter o. the period
at hich he to enter the discharge Of his official
duties or the nature of his duties Senator any
Affected by or dependent upon the action Of the
State Convention These matters long since settled
by higher suthofty, and they come within the
province Of state Conventions state Legislature Nor
has the Constitution made any change TO the time
Of holding elections Senator except Incidentally MS ii
establishes annual sessions Of the Legsasure il obvsts
the necessity Of the proviso in the act Of 1s46 and
ders that proyiso inappcahle to the existing
things The act Of Is46 is still in forces there any
such absurdy IN the Constitution an attempt
fere with the tenure the commencement the durs-
ton the duties Of tha oioe Of senator Represents
tive in Congress
Tt competent for the legislatures Of the several States
fix the time and plaoe Of holding elections for sena
tors and that done by the act Of 1916 According
the provisions Of that act the election held st the
proper time and place No irregulsTy is alleged in thu
proceedings which resulted in the choice Of Mr. Benia-
min and if any had existed it would long since have
been parsded before the public.
His election was therefore, valid and legal the time
II took Mace And ii the new Constitution could have
declared thar election void it most certainly has not
attempted to do if the present eysature treat
Il as null as some Of the members seem disposed to do
merely because such charges have boFu made in the
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slaves all that possess and call own, held
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Chaos is come again r. Il NJ.
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We are inhibited 10 the clerk az Inc steamer George
tow, Cor ro,;sville ronors
-==
The Hon Pierre soule will please accept thanks Tor
valuable public documents.
-
AhahNs 70 the o'efA VI 'ne s'eee' IL a. Virgin ~"
Louisville papers -
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Ohio Rivers Steamboats,.
Steamboats, Passing

NIeNzRr RG. January 81
The following steamboats, have passed here to-day.
bound Tor New0reaus The Harry Hill At 1. the Nash
vile at $50 aud the uen Lafayette at o.clork this
afternoon
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~ For DISTRICT ATTORNEY are an.

oTsrd The OF P. ONE Attorney aad Counsel
p a. Law candidate o The os DISTRICT ATTORNEY Tor
ae dslTet Which The parish Orleans situated gher as it is now
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GS- For CHIEF JrSTlcE OF LOUISIANA. -
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs candidate 'or te oHsy o CHIEF Jus
.ilE Or Lyl lslANA. isHlI tap4
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II EnH A-sncIArE

u ZOE ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF ma SrpRENF
ouRl%s ARE r~Iestea % announce JuaKs THOMAS IT. KEN
'Ef sa'ilnlal he .ias!on Api mont 10 Assoc ATE
iupsE OF TIE E5REME CoGRT FOR TIE FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT, ,s-
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The good time has for authors and Lecturers
few of the terati ars making snail fortunes out Of
nan dozen lectures which they repeat in different cities
One lecturer has made So 600 IN one city $500 in another
and Is promised $1,000 for the copyright after be bs
through the United State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

Ec~FoR JUDGE or THE Firth DISTRICT CouRT
We AFRO Authorized ROBERT NJ KEARSEY Us a cand
ate fer the JuDGEsHIP of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT New
rlraus. i,a9a ,r
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IHg fAsHoSs-A change has taken place in Land n
and Paris IN the fashion OF meus garments oyercoats
ana Foek coats are made e reach the knees tho
falcons are fun sud long The bobtas sported ly
young America, reaching down nowhere and The tsgb,
trousers, (suoh saving in cloth 10 the tailors} ig3
to common sense, and ordinary decorum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

Thanks to the Clerk of the steamer II N Wright for
Louisville papers
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RICHARD H. BARKER Is ssndAts the JuDGEsHP OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS Or h- art which
may succeed rrdsr lbe new Constitution. tlt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

Ee-FoR JuDGEoF THE Firth DISTRICT CoURT.
ye authorized announce EDWARD D. RAND as candidate fog
he JuDGEsHiP 7, the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
ats' ianY4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

REwARn OrrtFrp--6oy Foote has offered a reward Of
$500 for the apprehension Of John Edwards who muir
dered Col James II Sims recently IN Remper county
Mississinni
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

Rev Christopher Wyatt has accepted the cali Of the
trinity Church in San Francisco and sailed on Thursday
last ia the steamship Ohio for the field Of his future Ia
bofs He Is 20 receive a salary u 81 900 per snnum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

eHFAr FlSE-The fare from Louisville to NewYork =,
railroads and lakes after the opening of spring navigation
viii be reduced to sl2
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GoSsut Rt,oGNisEp.-The President has recognized
Augustus Recharl Consul Hanover Al the port OF
NeWotleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

ferdinand famo whose name is intimately associated
VIII the struggle to establish the italian Opera on
ing basis IA New ork city reduced ia creumstap
that he y obliged 70 work an assistant cook
We md the above statement in the Baltimore sun hut
no ment'oa is made Of Mr. pslmo's place Or resdenea
We DO not know whether he Is stil in this country or MI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

We arc indebted to the Clerk of the steamer Tccumseh
for river tsvors
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Gen Pierce it is stated refused separately either
Of the New York delegations which waited upon him yt
week in relation to his Cabinet appointments Both lee
cations friends and opponents Sir Dickinson wera
therefore compelled TO unite The mission Is said To have
| effected nothing
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Thanks to the Clerk OF the steamer James l. Day for
Texas papers.
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Kane Extradition Case.

NAsHNCGoS, January 81,
The Hon. zeno scudder member Of Congress from Mas
sachusetts, is lying dangerously Ill in this city.
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ONO st,rF c,rrrol.--enre ls4q the Legislature Of
Ohio has appropriated stQB $40 th erection Of the ne
State Capitol II is supposed it win be ready for the
next Legislature to hold is sessions iu
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The Hon Pierre soue will please accept thanks Tor
valuable public documents
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RrSoLuroNARy REmcs--The bell on the academy in
school street Boston first brought that city on
board the ship from which the cargo Of tea was 30 noer
enormously pitched overheard by the citizens was then
taken back to England, and did not again reach this
country until after peace had been declared
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

NAsHfScIoS January 81,
Judge Nelson to-day delivered the opinion Of The SUI
preme Court the Kane Extradition Case. The decision
that the prisoner in confinement under the treaty
without lawful authority
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

The Government Of Peru has received with great salts
faction the intelligence OF the acknowledgment Of the
right Of that country the Lobos Islands The Peruvian
Secretary of the state says that by this declaration the
United states Government has only confirmed the high
confidence which the Government Of has always re
posed in the spirit Of justice aud friendship with which
the Cabinet Of Washington has cultivated relations be-
tween The two Republics
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CmriOsittes and .Soreifies.

ARTICLES OF UTILITY, TASTE AND FASHION
GUNS PISTOLS. CUTLERY, COMBS and
BRUSHES ETC,
ly AT GUION' IS. aa.
jea.i arr CORNER ST. CHARLES ANp CANAL STREETS,
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FRoM TExAs-The steamship james L. Day, Capt Tai.
bot which arrived yesterday brought from Calves
ton to the 2sth and Indauoa to the 9Th nit We only
got one paper from each place, the Day brought no
mail
SMALL PoE.The Austin Gazette reports four cases Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

Prof Justin r Loomis has sailed for Panama n, route
for South America He is to make scientific exploring
tour along the line Of the IL will then follow thg
! Ro de la Plata to the Atlantic
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We are indebted to the clerk Of The steamer George
town for Louisville papers.
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California Steamer
Escape OF a Murderer

NV ORR. January 81.
on Saturday
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French speoulations.

Louis Napoleon has ordered Commissioner to visit aud
inspect every post in the public service with view to
frauds etc This measure has been taken in consequence
Of the scandal attached to the speculatouS Of
General st Armand
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10Y TO THE w Ok H ID :
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN Kill l. II L.,
FOR THE ENTIRE ERADICATION OF ALL Pa
EYTERNAL AND INTERNAL REMEDTl

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EXTERNAL AND INTERIM kEM NE
One twenty bottle will do more to convince Jon
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In the World!
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures the follow
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Morbus Diarriea severe Burns Dyspepsia. Painters
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Side and various other couplants-in fact itsa PAIN
KILLER
testimony of OF the most respectable citizens OF me
United States in favor of the Pain Killer III was only
70 be known 70 be aPPreMsaateas PROMINENT DRUG
Cincinnati, Oct. e6. ls4o.
We the undersigned, Druggists OF this cliy. nave
been acquainted with and sold a or two pastan
article of Family Medicine known as Penn DaFlo
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, ana We no IN t 1919 !,
the pubc that in every instance so lar as we Know
given best of satisfaction TO the
recommend i to The puS,,Sd a. me never knew an
article Of become deservedly popularin 50
short time which is proved By the fact O. Us
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The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively TO the Pro.
prietor of this Medicine That right has been recently
By court Of law ana any Of
PERRY DAVIS & son S,s NIL be prosecuted
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the Catalonia Pain Killer and many other worthless.
nostrums that offered for sale on the reputation OF
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Won get the "Genuine Perry Davis Pain kilsr." Sod
by agents in every town aud village in the west.
Principal Office for the sale ofthe Genuine rerry
Davis Pain Killer in the Southern and western states
No. College Building, Cincinnati Chio.
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Evansville Wholesale and Retail agents Also ior
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A MorHER's SoLILoQUT.-'Tis mine!-
Bound to me by tie that death cannot sever,
That little heart shalt never thrill with pleas
ure OF throb with pain, without quick re-
Spouse from mine. ] am the centre Of its
little world; its very life depends on my faith
full care. 2 IL il my sweet duty to deck those
dinpled limbs, to poise that tiny, trembling
foot; yet stay! My duty ends not here! A
soul looks forth from those blue eyes!-An
undying spirit. that shall plume It's wing for 4
cesseless fight. guided by my erring hand.
The bot blood Of anger may not poison the
fount whence it draws its life, or the hasty
words escape my lip, in that pure presence.
Wsyward, passionate, impulsive; how shall
approach il, but with hush upon my sPir-
il and silent prayer:
oh, careless sentinel, slumber not at thy
pest of its trusting innocence!
Oh, reckless "sower Of the seed let mo-
the tsres spring up.''
Oh, unskiIfui helsman! how shalt thou Pi
lot that lit:ie bark DER life's temPestuou
Sea, safely to the eternal shore!
",Tis oursv'
A father bends proudly over that httl
cradle. A fathers love! how strong! hoS
true: But, oh, not 90 tender as hers who's
heart that bsde he:h lain beneath!
Fit me for the ,boly.trust, oh Good SheP
herd, or foldi early to thy loving bosom!
- sts1 .lftsh' FANNY FERH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-28

.ifs' CrScIxxATI, Sept. ~. n.
Four-Is inactive, and no sales Of impor-
lance transpired; % Is Is asked and - 20
offered for round lots.
Professionalism but inactive.
Whisky-Steady at 2laa22c.
Groceries--Sugar is quiet; lot of prime
was offered to-day, deliverable ia st. Louis At
Sc and refused There is better feeling in
Coffee, 400 bags sold at lie. There 10 an
improved demand for moiasses: 200 bbls sold
At 23a24-chie6y at the lower rate.
Iron-i ig held at $50 for hot blast.
Cheese Firm AZ a&a9c.
Grain--Oats 39a40c. Wheat 90c.