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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-05
COOK, KENNY s. CO.,

BOOKSELLERS &. STATIONERS.
TEAVE always on hand general as
1 4 sortment of Miscellaneous, School
and Classical Books; also elegant Illus
trated Works, and the Standard Poets,
Bibles and Prayer Books of various styles
of Binding; Juvenile Books in great va
riety, with general assortment of Blank
Books and Stationery, for sale low by
COOK, KENNY s. CO.,
Book and Stationers Hail.
Corner of Merchant and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco. Cal. feb5'59 MI II
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Southern Hotel,

j STREET, SACRAMENTO CITY.
HAPT. PERSLY AND LADY, late of
" Lexington, Mo-, having taken charge
Of the Southern Hotel and re-fitted it in
splendid style. Their table and bar will
be furnished with the best the market af-
fords. Charges reasonable-the travel
ing community are requested to call and
see for themselves. o23-my
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F. r UMLEK'
A. X. GRIM. .
Grim S. RuMlIer.

Bankers,
No. 8, j street, near Front street, Sacra'
mento.
4 GENTS for B. Davidson, house OF
N Rothschilds, San Francisco,
"Drafts for sale on the RothschlIds,
and their agents at
London, New York,
Paris, New Orleans,
Hamburger, Boston,
Frankfort, Washington,
Valparaiso, Lima.
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Persons calling for letters viii please
say if advertised WM CIV YNN, Il. M
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B. T. Hastings & Co., Bankers

MO. 48 j street, Sacramento city. B.
~ f. Hastings, General Partner. d..
Tallant and J. w. Wilde, San Francis
co, Special Partners. Exchange at cur
rent rates for sale on
George Peabody & Co. London.
William Hage & Co. Ne,c York.
J~.,-e~ p->i,i, o. C- n-ionnA
| Page s. Bacon, Saint Lotus,
Gold Dust purchased at the hi ghes
price. sept IS I'm.
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Banking House of Read & Co.

- ACRAMENTO, Agency of Burgoynt
- & Co, San Francisco. Exchange for
sale on
Barring, Bros s. Co. London:
Hottingeur & Co. tI.. Paris.
Burgoyne & Plume, Nep York.
Jno. E. Ihayer & Bro. Boston.
Canal and Banking Co. N. Orleans,
l.. A. Bencost s. Co. st. Louis
Gold Dust always purchased at highest
price.-sept Is 4m
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S II 9 Brush Ira 0
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iell william J Q Coulter andrew 2
charles e Colagan Joseph
Thomas J2 Cowling FL G
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inter- John Cogswell samuel
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John m 8 Cracy John
nan marvin Croft david
james Crisman charles l. 8
wick John m Crosson James 9
= william II 2 CroweIl albert
e James Crockett daniel
Nathan 2 Calph George
wilian
lg william h 2 Dove simpson
william Doughan william
Is Nicholas Donohue mrs ? j
elmer Philip Dryden Robert
m John Dresser charles a
ry Rachael mrSDubois alexander 2
IF George W Dunham George F
er william E Duncan charles
/ Thomas 2 Durrill Josiah F 9
Isaac l. Dyer albert
ian stephen Fl Emans John Q
Joshua l. EnsFen william
J m Evans James K
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worry l. Ellsworth wi liam
b Elliott Josephus Q
, Nicholas Fish n m
ed f } Fire Bengmah
r Josiah Flowers Ed m B
er Wilmoth G. Flanders Beni X Q
, Leonard w Ford John 2
n J Forshee Stellar Q
Y madison X Foster christopher
John B Forsythe william
asa Graver Garrett.
a H Q Grant william
rd avery m Quick samuel
nd Joseph E Guild Alban
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Orville Q Goul'ling Robert
n WIN B m Q Gould George P
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ling George II Gilman
ell PIiney B
son william Hill John D 8
,eton wm L Hits John a
5 will lam Otis Hilton Edward
nan Henry m Holder John 2
y aaron h Holden miss Agur-
circher tIIa III
s H l. Holidry caleb
yan daniel Hodgnan Kimball
in william Hoagland james T
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ngton John H Hussey John 9
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n Franklin Irvine Theodore 2
d Edwin H 8 Irving daniel
william p Irwin Israel
william Jackson John j
Philip Jack John
George w Jefts George VIZ
william HatchJewett SewaIl
Thomas j Jefferds James w
michael
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, Joseph '' Volney
andrew 3 Kincaid RoI,t or w ]
EbeneZer Kinney calkin J
, John Knox albert 2
y James Knapp Geo Edwd
lei } Kong George
S Joshua
Thomas Long John P
stephen 0 Lobdell Joseph B
snce stephen P Loring John FL
N Henry Loop sidney j
Isaac p Lovejoy wi liam W
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field George W " is
Hiram
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n Nathan Q Morrison john 3
Nathan a Mogun anthony& jos
Thomas Moore william l.
andrewJ Mudgett alfred 2
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stephen 8 Moon Robert P
n Isaac b Morse william b
charles m
ry matthew Mcclellan john
'llan samuel 2 M'Gregor alexander
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y. q. Morgan, bookseller,
PosT-oFFICE BUILDING,
LTURAI, BOOKS.

coLEMAN's EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE vols.
THE FARMERS LIBRARY vols.
CoLEMAN's PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE AND RURAL ECON
oMY
STEPHENS BOOK OF THE FARM vols
THE FARMERS GuIDEBy aud Prof Norton 2ols
SKINNER ON AGRICULTURE vols
ALIENS AMERICAN FARM BOOK
TIE KITCHEN GARDEN INSTRUCTOR
COMPLETE GARDENER AND FARAIER-By fesserden.
GARDENERS FARMERS DICTIONARY.
sANroNS RURAL HAND BookCoutaining Richardson on the
Horse Dog, Honey Of he Farm Domestic FON the
Cow, ETC., etc.
IorSsoNs DICTIONARY OF GARDENING.
FRUIT GARDEN-By Berry.
AMERICAN FLOWER GARDEN DIRECTORY.
GUIDE TIE oRcIARD-Adalsd to The Culture of American
Fruit-By Floy.
THE FARMERS MANCAL-By +. Fakner
THE FARMERS CYcLoPEDIA OF MODERN AGRICULTURE
SUGAR PLANTERS MANuAL-By Eyans.
JoHNsoN's LECTURES ON PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
SOUTHERN AGRICuLTURE-By Adam Beatty.
McMaHoN's AMERICAN GARDENER
| AMERICAN HERD HOOK
MINERS AMERICAN BEE KEEPERs' MANUAL.
AMERICAN POULTRY-Bv {. NJ. Bemeni.
THE AMERICAN REFORMED CATTLE poCroR--i vol.
ON THE FOOD OF ANGNlALs-By r. Thompson.
| THE AMERICAN BIRD FANCFR-i vol.
THE AMERICAN sIiEPIIERD--By L. A. MorreI
CANFlELD On SHEEP.
RANDALL'S SHEEP HUsBANDRY.
YouATT on THE HORSE.
ALIENS DOMESTIC ANIMALS
DISEASES OF DOMESTIC ANnIALs-By S. Cali.
MASoN's FARRIFR AND STUD BOOK.
KINDS FARRIER AND STUD BOOK
| YOUATT THE PIG
| STEWARDS STABLE ECONOMY
P-ncludng the Breaking and Training OF Horses
PETzIIoLDTs AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY.
| CHArLET's AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY
MoRToNs ELEMENTS OF SCIENTIFIC CHEMISTRY.
| AGRICULTURAL CHEMlsTRY-By johnson.
| ALIENS RURAL ARCHITECT RE.
DowN1NGs COTTAGE RESIDENCES and COTTAGE GROUNDS
| THE VILLA GARnENEIl-By IAndvn.
| ARCHITECTURE OF COUNTRY IousEs-By Downing.
GENERA OF THE PLANTS OF THE UNITED STATES . vols.
| BREEVs BOOK OF FLOWERS.
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Local Intelligence.


WANTED tlGiIT'-Dllly Ihelan was arrested
in front OF oid Fellows Hall about 10 O'Clock last night
for being drunk and making Disturbance. When the
waacnian cane up shy was usl9E most yIolenI anu apu-
hrt yri9r, IRON, tha anoraga Of mn h.. dsT1aI Vas
somevbrrs in tIe immediate Vicinity u what's tbe mat
bar nrnIv ~ said Charley D,n't ,o,, 500 Thin sa1
Bly that bloody hi. laciruar Of Nnyy SkosInn H.
win him fur light ov me nine This lin minutes I'm NJ
ber an nv this an nv that dvil resaye the word of an
,yrr rood or had beI Eve me- . Is il The iaut Won
nnne hes NOT To Tho aid Charley Isn't If there
he is tan1in foreninst wees y said Blly An thin Won
big tief of the world if it ouny Oud Fingal was here
TINS blessed innnit 1t the llgant btIn You get this
night talE an be jaoers said marcy own more
or less te man Spaking to but me lamp le come DC
Oh wild you or its bringing you IN Il be ailher Is 1t
hrpg me in you will Vunly Jst thly 4 Tim sure an
u 'r not the pa oil that gig No'y oAn-lun ~ me u
as Ope HSnan " you m, o MI s
lodged in the lookup
:, - ~. Is, - ,,r ,,
hh,oRuth CoIhl-f rs 5,>l ~ e.,
Ftpg gsf-Matila slave OF Mrs Siblty was examined
yesterday for most outrageous and violent assault upon
Ing pgLso o. s Mr1t IN Es trse "a ynS S m
wears of the Son Of the accused .ye was in The ron
slant habit OF assautnc the little daughter Of Mrs
throwing missiles al brr and even pittnr in her face
that on The ,v in question Mrs Griyo stoned Ipop tn
sidewalk and was renoustratin, with the boy upon his
conduct whom sbe was nnrovnked set mon Nv Natil
Ia VII krCcLl nor orr ana than t-.atei bar itle giri
IN thr same Tay thai an rptsnin bar fcr he vent IL
~ -, i, ~, ~ Iii I w. - - - - -,r,I a.
The nereS who pulled anI Tore har hair from her head
nd had II not fesn lar tha al nj youn,- lady I'D res
eued her from the hands Of the slave She would have re-
ceivcl very severe treatment from her hands
me ecoTder sentenced the slave TO receive forty ashes
wS l1,d on-tMtny yesISt1ay anu NY teanueF on
lhutsuay' the save ne'u"hl'i Itl'lhlh5 III prison
p NpRlGs DEBTOR TO ASH IL. CraWl2ra' ior
otIis iouni IA an uLen 10y VIZ S%utay n'5,, ,iSu
person exposed 30 Confau ana bFlnE,tPr'f Tor Vhls
amount sacn' lor gsuVihs aht cue Pece oI
rrE"to street on Su.t'y IEut: p injury oHIth' lo
prescription for breaking the window Of an apothecary
mop GU Annunciatoh 40 . pt.otE hohuhy ulyinius'
Az, DIqouG' iol ia t'H pouA ''a .ily uUtal
..ti5g n. "fcor IA ''' '''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

THE WAsmNGroN MONUMENT THE Washington CORES
pondent of the Charleston Evening News says The
Washington Monument is at about fou til Of its
tempatcd height There not that general response from
the people which anticipated and the work a
sequence does not progress with the facility desired AZ
ter all Congress will by and by be appealed to for ap-
preparation to complete the Monument
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

srG.R House BuRNEp-The st, Martnsville (Attaka-
pasl Gazette of the Goth ut. says
We learn with great regret that the sugar house of MIR
+. D. Chretien was burnt on Tuesday night, with 220
hogsheads of sugar and about the quantity of bar
rels of moasses. We have been told that the sugar
house sugar and moasses were insured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04
rELEGRAPHFD TO THE CRESCENT.
Bu the National linf.
Steamboats, Passing ARRAY in vicksburg.

NJksBuRG, january :.
The following steamboats, hare passed here during the
last twasty four hours, bound fer Neworleans:
The Atlantic and Martha Jewett last night and the
Eastport and I 7. feathers this morning.
fight occurred this afternoon at Panans ooficehouse
in this city during which named simms was stab
bed by one uaymarsh, and died in u few minutes. Hay
marsh was arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

KrNrucky HoGs.-A silver pitcher has been presented
to Col A. Nankyke Of Spencer county Ky for the best
500 hogs fattened by farmer These hogs averaged
$40 pounds net silver pitcher has also been presented
Lewis Caseman for lot of go hogs raised in Fayette
county Ky. These hogs averaged $40 pounds net
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04
a3r The southern lmf.
Mail Through.

NOZZLE, JAnully ..
The eastern mail has arrived bringing dates from New
York and Philadelphia Of the 18th, from Baltimore and
Washington of the 18th and from Charleston of the 3lst
all as late as due
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

STEAMERS FOR CANAp, Canadian steamboat proprie-
tor has contracted with eminent firm in Scotland to
build for the Lake Ontario trade two iron steamers three
hundred feet in length with engines that will propel them
twenty miles per hour
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

NIAGARA FANS AND LANE ERr.-Prcf silman the
eminent geolosist dseredits the opinion advanced by
some that the gradual wearing away OF the rocks of
Niagara Falls may possibly result in draining Lake Erie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY a, 1855

Mr. Jous WIRE is the only agent of this ofice for
supplying friends the river with the Crescent W
trust they will favor us through him. with liberal ordCrt
for our paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

PRocRNss on tHE DRAM.-A day performance was
given at the Green street Theatre Albany on Christmas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

bill TO prohibit the circulation OF bank notes of Less
denomination than five dollars has been introduced int
the Ohio Legislature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

BrlLAH MlNING Cove call attention to the adver-
tsement Of this Company. We yesterday examined some
specimeus Of the ore and think the yield of lead must
he remarkably profitable One of the argenterous spec
before will certainly yield from ? to per cent
If silver and specimen will certainly yield 90 per
of lead The advertisement is worthy of the notice Of
those disposed to engage in such enterprises.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

THE TsLEiBArnlc FmE ALARM BesruN- - The Fir
Alarm Telegraph Of Boston has since the commencement
q cold weather in that city begun 10 play queer
praus. understand that in consequence Of clcctr
city in the atmosphere something rse it has uulyr-
taken manage its matters and sound alarms upon
IL aceount. From this several false alarms
have been given The matter is undr consideration and
all that can be done to keep igt3s from playing mis-
chief and creating false alarms will BE- done.
These facts fully demon.trate the superiority Of the
system Of which Mr. I. s Tilcumh ot this city is the
my tutor and which has for time past been under
the consideration Of Mr. o. Nixon and the other mem
hers Of the Fire Committee in the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen The principle Of Mr. ritc2mbs invention /.
the reverse OF the Boston system and WHEN opc
ration the circuit is always open the electricity in tho
mosrherc has effect upon 1t whatever We have from
examination and from witnessing experiments 81 the
most satisfactory character become very much Interested
in this invention and feel assured that adoption
will prove great benefit to the city
FloRps Geu A>p Arl.>u, R,uk. ,r= The rlcrilian
aud journal OF the 18th ut says that the I'm to charter
the Central Atlantic and Gulf Railroad lfrom The St.
Mays St Johns, the Atlautc 10 Pensacola BAY
the Cuff has passed the Hous, and Is now awaiting
the action Of the Senate Of the Lpg aure na in session
in Florida.
1t provides (says the rioriaau) ia subscription on
the part of the State q two-thrj 10 the anount Of the
internal Improvement fund, when ,ae lupd.rl miles OF
the road shah have been completed ra mtu,y SO sub.
Scbed to be expended In the continuation ot the read
tits thought the bill will pass the Satr anil become
law. But vote east against it an 20 passage in
the House An important amendmsut uHzrrd by sir
Speaker Allison tended largely 10 sr5uo this eNJraoFl,.
nary enssimiJ in that body
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

LouisIASG CouRsE RAcEs-The regular the
Louisiana Course to-day with proprietors
purse Of $500 two mile heats, for which Bo,icH, Louis
Dor and Hdde Hampton all crack nags, entered A
linz days sport is anticipated The race commences un
the arrival of the two O'Clock cars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

Madame Alboni was to make her first appearance in
opera, in Network, Monday evening, the eth ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

Extract gfon Mr. Rnion'S SPEECH al 81 Louis Ner.m6
1S50-ths introductory pdSSagt
"CIrizENs When left home last fall to go on 10 Con
gress was under pledge TO renew in the Senate tn
discussion OF the notification resolutions our last eu
ersl Assembly which had occupied here during the
summer and thus to carry back its source and the
place nom which it came the war upon the Mon and
upon myself did redeem that pledge and haya
never stated publicly the reason why did not When
got to Washington found Mr. Calhoun in no condition
TO engage in the violent contest which that discussion
would involve. He was evidently sinking iuto the grave
and had no heart TO isc controversy with tying
man. When in health aud vignr | had often Gu jagged
him but, dying he became sacred object in my eyes
lie soon ceased TO attend the Senate aud his wrttcu
speech the last he ever made read by Mr. Mason r ht
was too weak to speak it, read it himsei uou
not tempt me to reply, much less attack him That
speech laid him open to assault barred his side =
new blows but would not take advantage Of IT, And
when the next day him brought back by the helm
Of friends TO repue the assaults which upou
him-when saw him borrowing strength from sna.
ton, and contendDg eouIageousy against double nun
bersI felt more like defending than attaekiu; hime
Tending not upon the principle Of right wroug bat
the impulse of humanity, which takes the part OF the
sick and the dying against the well and the strong vho
jump upon him.
II the Hon. Senator desires TO know how we
came to charge upon him of having attacked
" the dying Calhoun We can briefly answer
In the matter Of special pleading, we have no
ground whatever on which to stand The
strong certificate Of Mr. Venable, corresponds,
~ iai 40 ous IeSuicetion rcrNeS US, Win Tue ue-
tails Of the minuti@ of Senatorial history
Whether it can serve as well with the spirit aud
general sentiment of Col Benton, is a matter
which we do not conceive to be so clear
1t was well known to the whole country, for
many months, that the Great South Carolininn
was rapidly failing in his health, and that the
statesman was swiftly passing into mere his
toric record. During all this time, in written
md oral addresses, the Senator from Missouri
opportunity Of attacking the seastef
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

ANNvERsAEr BALL THE grand Military, Civic and
Fancy Dress Ball of that fine company, the Crescent
Rles will OF Saturday the sth of Janua-
ry day most fitting for military festivals in this city.
The note of preparation for this auxiousy looked for
event goes busy purse strings of kind, dear old
fathers and loving husbands are being daily loosencd
that the dear feminine may render tribute to Charres
and Canal streets and array themselves in most bcwich
ing costumes Look out gentlemen Of the Rifles ye
may be sharp shooters but look that your hearts
encased in proof else will the deadly shaft Of
Cupid find pregnabie aud easy entrance in your breasts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04
gss- FlREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION

the election ors held the Hall OF Louisiana Hose
Com; any following elected the ensuing year
JOHN +. CALDWELL, --.... President.
Z j. NJ NANDEGRIFF Vice President
d. JOIN L. WIEN ........-.,. Secretary.
h. l.. BERGER. -t.'-..... =. Treasurer
Widow and Orphans Committee
CHAS. GElIEBE, Of No. u, NJ. ElCtoIS, OF No, 10
JAMES BROOKS, OF No.
Finance Committee
GEo. CLARK, H. r. SHERMAN, W. II. GARLAND
iaui st JOHN I. WHEN, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

MtplMh ApoLrHE But that we know the days of witch
craft the wonderful revelations OF This lady rea
tive 10 things past present and to come would certainly
induce the belief in that she deals with the spirits
air. The marvellous developments - the decided hits
lately made by her have at all events hcwitched those
who have consulted her mystic art into the belief OF her
being true prophecies. Madame a remains but short
time longer at the Western Yerandaht
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

Battle OF NEW 0RLEANs.-Mr. Fischer has this fine
historical painting exhibition at = St Charles street
is remarkably accurate in historical aud scenic details
aud hope friends will visit it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

B,rE PuBLrc AnoN.--We have received nom the pub
fishers Messrs Bunce 4 Brother Yew York The Ocean
Born tale of the Southern seas, by Stuart Adair God
man
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

TelAL DEArn OF pU, J, G, B'RpThe trial of DR.
Byrd at Newton Ga for the killing OF Newton c Jones
resulted in verdict Of voluntary nauslaughter The
Court took to alley time to prepare motion for
trial DR. Byrd wpnt to the jail accompanied by DR.
Slappcy, to whom hs"remurked This will be the last
time shall 60 DOWN these steps Within few minutes
he was dead.
note was found in the jail written hy Dr Byrd to his
parents after conviction which be declares his limo
cence-that he killed Jones only his life W.
learned from the inmates Of the ia that when Dr Byrd
in last he sat down to the table aud the
IN which have referred took Of his coat and boots
poured liquid which proved TO he prusc acid from
phial into tumber, added liJte water drnk it. lay
down the bed and in few the spirit had de
parted
The Albany Patriot which give. this account adds
that his parents took the body with them to Augusta
That they most respectable and worthy people Il
thinks that DIR Byrd in killing Mr. Jones acted undel
the belief that his uwn life depended upon the act II,
was thigty-thrte years Old
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels 8.

vERANDA HoIEi-ML n,ncs Carey, W y Mason If, R z
BRYAN NJ Hvnea Mni E,a MI and Mis- Benjamin, Col
Byn ady Mis- Byru, Master servants
Home Reid, annernan, Miss Braik Samuel L. gh,
Charles children an SERVANTS DR. Paul, Caring
q Atkinson aud lady Tenn RI Reneh, Bbb,
W ams Phila Jacob GiNbH, Holiness Mr. ttuacs, Arb
WIN Scott, NY
ST LOUIS HOTEL ryan Jones, c Duane MIR Nichols,
England Dad VA osgood, L.cke Davenport, John
Newell, La. II Green, c Gbbes o. II u1quhnti Ak
AR over St Louis lca Cummings kertbeya Q; p1tsrs
siy Tenn u ckney Ky Winston TeNss; David Guilty.
Geo " Miller D Mostly, La MaynNlcr, Miss Jos rh List
john urgess, sc.
AIvdkurk Ohio S,anln La VI Montgomery o, hi
Miss VIM NJ Cterk,n, & Iiumphies o; NJ kutn Arb W
Scott, " O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

EEILL'S SgAP-20o boxes Superior Family
4 S-P. r. t ~ L WINSTON so' Gnyier street iant
81 -Stuaa & Coverings Loaf ard
mt 7. b. 5v'NspoN. so2 Gfarier sro.t
STAR CANDLES-Riggs * Co.'S brand, for
~ stleb ny T. b WINSTON SOY 6raTiet street jana
DURE GROUND PEPPER-l00 boxes war;
Il raned, for sale by I. B, WINSTON 9os 'ra'rrst jar4
pEEF-IIalf and quarter bills. Family Mess,
I'D for ,ae by T b WINSTON, sos Gs,ier street iani
DuCWHEAT-l bbls., 80 half do. and 300
bo,s. M sale by H. WINSTON, s0h 6ayI5i sIEsrt jsIi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-04

ST Charles THsArRr,--Mss D-ail's Benefit Tho
weather last night extremely cold and the attractions
at other places OF amusement strong but notwhstant-
Ing this the st Charles crowded and it is long since
have brilliant dress circle. Miss Dean. in
the cold and almost unnatural tragedy Of fazo or the
Italian Wife,, seemed to more than the nuthor
conceived when he pictured the character she psousted
fh late hour at which the performances concluded anl
want OF space, prevents from paying just and
feeling tribute the brilliant genius Of the fair bccie
Mr. Maggie sustained the character Of tifa fa-o in
TO do him credit than bias been awarded to
him in any previous deliniaton within our recollection
He only needs opportunities to show himself bright and
promising ornament to his profession
La Cracorenne by Mmlle Nailec, the charming d'se's'
appauded to the eehG aud never have we witnessed
the manifestation Of mort delight than was evinced by
the inimabe acting of Miss Dean and Mr. Maggie in the
closing piece-the petite comedy of The Morning Call
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