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Wholesale and Retail.
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@inc ercee Iuspabt RSds Ron 2 so bis IL 90
Cine 9an,e Suit fit bic tlsine Summs ron 90.
IHs Qrttn <ibcr rprroen auf 8tltrlIun9 Ju Zen
6ilIi9lttn rrciitn ncrfrrti9t
glr. 8 g8ef Samiltpn Straee
1T bsr cirS9s Srt fdr rrtbt wcbIfils Srtotr.
8unoerpolle Bargains in alien Nrten
SrDGenip1dren!
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Gin ipunberSpller Stcd BON 9teueu @iitrrn am
GitY GGI9 Stptf,
bcltebeno aus allen 8utcrn Die 9ewSbnltb in sincnl
Stcbr 9ebatn rpsreeu, als:
Sattuus, DGaiuS, SJusttns,
Qlpotas, SIannCls, Sidin9s,
GoIiimsrs, Sattinsts, Sud-,
8estin9s, u. 10.
so Stdds 8ierttt prints, rrsrtb % Gsnts, an 12k
50 30 ntuc Stplt IupsrfClns DsIoius l2k
50 DO % prints, nur st
5sins GulFmsrs 81
8roBe Bargains in 9ro3erien!
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uno tbr nsroet nocn ba6 tbr cine barte Sootsarbtt
iparen tSunt, rpcnn ibr cure 98oareu bier fault
,SbnrGIt Sertdufc uno tlsus Yrcfitt" 1T ncc5 inns
msr unler S)lCttc.
8eioner uno S60er,
Sc gBcit Samiltrn StroGt.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

When Deacon b got into a
bad position, lie WAS very expert at
crawling OIL Of it, Though quick
tempered, he was one OF the best
dcacons in the world. He woaldn'l
IL a sober moment, utter All oath,
or ANYTHING like one for his weight
in cider. A the else OF d rainy
day, he was milking in his barn
ward; on one side Of which was a
dirty slough, aud on the other an
old ram, that in consider alton of his
usually quiet disposition, was allow
ed to run with the cows. The dea-
con was pionsly hutnming odd hun
dred, and had just finished The line
ending with 'eNhalled high when
the ram, oheying sudden impulse
10 be aggressive, gave him a blow
from behind that sent him up .
short distance only 10 fall directly
into The slough, whore the dirty wa
ter was deep enough 10 give him IA
th'roagIl immersing. As he crawl
ed on, aid before he rose from his
hands and knees, he looked over
his shoulder at The IAN, and vocii-
Grated, You ID old cuss" but
on looking around. and seeing ope
Of his nelghbors at the bars looking
al him he added III the same breath,
II ! may be allowed the express,
ion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

( n n, AND where they have received 81,
IHffi5 and completed, one of be loyest WI
/ y " and most desirable stocks of Gem a.
! fIeinen's Goods, they have over Offered
fin this market. Our stock consists in part Of
black and fancy col3red Cloths. Cassineres and
! Doe Skins, Of Frer4eh, English, Belgium, Ger
man. Italian, and s cotch manufacture of the
latest STYLES and best make Wool and Union
Twdeds, Cassimeres and Drilliags at low prices
for summer and BOY $ wear Isf+en Drillngs,
and Linen and Cotton Pantaloons and Coat
Gooasof all kinds. Vestings in great vatiety:
Satih, Silk, Grenadi1e, Embroidered Cashni eres,
Shallia. Valencias Linen. Marseiles, Clifton
Wooden, in plain and all fashionable stSiek and
colors Black and fancy Six Scarfs and Ora
vatsi do Madras and Cotton of all the desirable
styles and qualities. Pohgec, SpittlefFld's,
English and French Silk and Linen Pickles
Handkerchiefs; and fine plain and fancy Shocks
with springs Black and fancy colored kid,
Linen Lisle, Thread, Cotton. Silk, BuckBkin,
Woofen and Berlin Gloves; linen and clifton
Half Hose; French and Domestic SuspelAders
of all qualities, including those Of Felt atd Of
India Rubbersuspendere ends, Hats; Caps, Boots, !
and Shoes, Walking-Canes, Riding-W hips, (
I mHrdllas, Hair, Cloth and Tooth Brushes: !
Pocket Knives, superior Razors and Hazor
StroHsl Pistols &c &c; and everything ndces- (
sarv 10 complete gentleman's wardrobe I
Tie character of orr establishment is so well (
known, and so correctly appreciated by a por-
ton Pf liberal and intelligent public, that we
deem 1t almost superfgous to expatiate upon
its merits--thus much, however, we will say:
that our spring stock has not its superior in this
place. both as regards quohty and prize, We
arr therefore, prepared to sell on as reasonable
TERMS as any regular retail establishment id the
State.
Relying upon our stock Of Goods, as dron
our uniform desire to please, vie feel confident
of relieving the award 81 III increased snare of
patronage.
Garments of all kinds made to order, on short
lote4, at reasonable rates.
February 3, 1853.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

A sprig Of the law, expecting soon
the appointment Of Judge, was ques-
toned as to his qualifications, and
the penalty he should attach to he
crime Of arson, replied with profound
gravity
Arson, arson, | would make the
fellow pay a hundred dollars and Ihsr-
~ the girl.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

4 fel low dorn Eas | having been
found guilty of violating the Maine
liquor l1w in disposing Of the ardent,
and fasfally stuff at that was ordered
to STAND up and receive the sentence
of Tile dourt, which was as follows:
:" You old -rebrobatel The court
sentences you to drink two glasses
of your own rascillly liquor, and may
the lord have mercy on your stom-
ach. 2
Not eng spiritually inclined, the
prisoner refused to obey the order
Of tile court, and was sent down on
breadIh an d water for twenty days.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

The Horse "warrl ted to, stand
without tying which D man bought
at auction the other day, is offered
for sale by the purchaser, with the
guaranty that f'he will not move
without whipping = Boston Posi-.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

It'll in the power of every man
TO preserve his probity; but no man
living has it in his power to say, that
he can preserve his reputation, while
there are so many evil tongues iii
the world ready to BLAST the fairest
character; and so many open ears
ready to receive their reports.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

LA, Nal what are you beating
John SO early for?"
cause know he'll deserve it to-
night, and I've got to attend church
Them
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

Fay Consumption, folds and bougEs
Il know this to be good a table
spoonful Of tar, three spooni nls Of,
honey, t rec yoiks OF eggs, one hall
mint of wine; mix and bottle fbr use.
Dose, d teaspoontul rom fhFed oIsix
tines q day.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

Nimrod, can you tell me who was
the first man? Adam somebody
His father WASH { nobody and he
never had mother, o b account of
the scarcity of women al I'D the press
ure Of the times.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
"You are stunid. Thomas /" said

"You are stupid, Thomas" said Il
country teacher to a little boy eight
years old. "You are like a donkey,
and what do they do to cure them Of
their -stupidity?" '.They feed them
better, and kick them less, said the
arch little urchin. /
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

4 don't be ieye it is any use to
vaccinate for fmall-pox, said a back
woods Kentucl khan, for | had / child
yaccinated, and he fell out Of win
dow, and was killed in less than ii
week after
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

Il Good Rsmedy for lie Pile
Saorn1 Oil is a sovereign remedy for
the. Piles. .Anolnt three oF i"ur
tines ! tlsY
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24

Dobbs says if marriages are ma de
in heaven he,is sorry for it-lor very
many alliances reflect no great ere dit
on that place Dobls was locked
out the other right during "thel
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
Business in Tnllahoma!

Business in TuIlah0ma!
nm the Goth instant l intend being in
W TuiiahOnla, with limited stock Of
Groceries, and such other articles as viii
meet the demands of the adjoining country,
and improvements Of the new town.
Ny determination is to be ready on the arr
val Of the cars, to open with .tiH and general
assortment; and shall be prepared to furnish the
trade with every thing in my line, on the mast
literal terms at Nashville prices
j. GRIZZARD.
Nashville. Sept 23--f
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
INe Subscriber

/ EEPS constantly on hand al his old stand,
a "a at the Tan-Yard, an excellent supply Of
Boots, and Shoes Harness and .Soettleg, So5e Up
per, Harness and sa,l1le Leatter of IA SUPERIOR
quality; allof which will he sold iow for cash,
or exchanged for barter
April, l, 1852 JAMES TT. COBIB.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
Glass.

w lNDOM GLASS Of all sizds for SAFELY
w April 3. DHf2aER q HAMPTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
r. TIP * E3 go
Stationarf.

VHyE have on hand fin i assortment Of
w Post, Note, and Cap Poper; Enae14pes
of all kinds; Pens of every description; Inks
of the best qnality.
April 2s. DIEMER & HAMPTON
A P0THECARYsS FURSITURE, and Vin' Z,
n assorted, for sale by
april 90. DIEMER s HAMP Ton
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
&Asnvnr d Ju r 3 1852.

NASlfiLIIE- Jfi1G -, 49,.
To IT, Ettor If re Efe1aa7 -NeirI
| deem t ~ ,iutv 10 lett E4 uIicfrow She
bench | have received FROM the rs OF Decor
Michellfs Indian l1h.rhoea Cordial On the
Sd inst. [ was seyefeiy attacked with the Cho,-
"a Morbps; some pronounced it Cholera, and
tina. | was IN danger. Dr. Mitchell was sert
for,land he Ironouhced il Cholera 4Eorhts ar'l
advised me to use his Indian IGart hGa Cordial
[ IrocufelfsRc bottle. and bit the use Of one
half of it. Isllvas relieved ehtirelI and on the
next morning was able to attend to business. rs
there is areport about Cholera in this city. adj
wise those suifering from Cholerh Morbus or
Flux, to procure d. Mitchelas Indian Diar-
hga Coriial and they will find speedy relief
Yours respectfully, JAS Mes;OVERN.
Corner Of DemumbFane St ami Ftanklin Pike
EpeerrrIp, May IS, 1862.
Dr.. MitIaR-Deqr .Slr:
As trilute Of respect TO the rherifs Of vour
nyalnabie Rheumatic Extraet AHA Blood Pm
ifier I chcerfrllly and without h4sit5.ion'ststc
0 that part Of tile cofnmuuity stltferira with
iheunnatism, for biot disease Il stllr,rs without
rival in the whole catalogue af Icp4lar med
zines, whether Botanic, Patenk Jf Mi1eral.
One Of the members Of my Gas hilv. &, y;.iri-
.ble negrq wqnlan) had been afllidcd with that
.'Selse ieF aye or SIX years--qdrliined so that
ee was Of ~ serfiee to me--ppn : hem spent
',ar9e amount 81 money and 20 relief gwen.
had come 10 ne conclusion that She could rot
"hen notifing The mary Fu-es effected
y me 'lIe Of yoHr medicines though Dhad but
lltie a, l-e'l alton tiiat she would find relief |
70 give IL TRIAL Sutice l. 70 say INTER-
7 tn9 POTTS Hheunasie Extract, and two
'loosi 'iriheT, she I entirely relieved. would
as 70 'h3se aliiicfed, IT'S WORTHY d trial.
Respectfully yotTs,
JOHN ID. DAVIS
Il 2.-r eFS2 3I. wishing to eoithr with me.
~ W 80 o[ 'aii, pc my residence on Gallatiu
lAe, E'lssneld, lean. 1Ang. %. 49,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
Good evening, Miss Brown,yer,

sWhy'do YOU use 50 muchtobacco?'
said an Englishman to an Ameri-
can the other evening,
Because | clepS,' was the reply.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
SssseN2'5eS,

NV WILL give the highest market price
w for Ftalters, Ta4ow, LaEd and Pro-
dloe generally.
ELLIOTT & THOMPSON.
Jan. 81 3m. ShelbyEille. Tenn
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-24
NAILS.

~ zee KEGS Of Nails, of all sizes b
II u brands, for sale by
y u EVANS & CUMMINGS,
Oct y, 1852. Shelbyville, Tenn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09


~ -*o
Balpium has rpco8nfaod the Independence Of
IIlsis.
The Govcrnment coppe4-foiling mill 1t the
1lokin9ton Nav7 lard b sak446Wefk admirably.
Rafael Maria de Castillo has been recognized
~ NE fresAd1ns - Consm " fsfa tsr~ew Vrlsen9o
A bank with a capital Of two millions dyllars
soon 10 60 Into operation In Chicago.
ArchHishdo Hughes. the New York Exprees
has beep reouestsd 10 nv i not Foine 10 Rome
The small i~et present raeinr in Mon.
krsal, and bss sfresiv numbered many victims
| C.r..;u c4.-.r.- - &ba ,rororr.rh;,., T..
r,psers .ns. y ,, - the Torf for ~ i'm.
provsrssnt ~ ~ sIsvs,snd hsrbor - -
r. -. $500, Na~+o, .,,a 49,
have I'm coes,ictsd Al Boston Of robbps H. mn II
s'0osha% =, MAE, 49,, ~
IN THURSDAY, oIst' hine IunaWay slaves,
R;ch,na y 'so. r. of' u ~
Ths ns..a,. qpr;h,,. -. dovn the srourt ~
NO DotroiI tribune Pu'o W. WY ",tvunt VI
LOU nov 10 store and awaiting Shipment 81 Detroit at
INV ~, 0Aires ..-..,
Inc sugar-nouse cure Oh coisunp.ion Is saiu
70 pc humbug and many OF the men VINO work In the
suger-house die Of that disease
The Black swan nad great crowd AZ ner
Sencef. IN NewiofA, on Anososy 'As' anu nsr "nsog
"s as'o' was q~'s sor
1t is said by the Sandusky (Ohio) Commercial
several hundred tons Of ice taken out west OF the
".u n'e, aooA' ny. Oe NY. sn'ppse - o,n''lA
half cents on the $780, but It is proposed to raise to
two cents
A good lady at Waterfowl, N. ", recently
let her daughter dance with young Cambridge
man. because she understood he bachelor Of Arts
| ~. A.sorch,v of Wisconsin have nassed n hi,
h,t;., III srs,r bsnk bills from bs;rv ;rcnlsted H.
~ s ,o'sins 80 ~ H. Sst ~ Isrnsrv nert =
-, - ---.,. ~.
Sonnsvn mas Az ss;,s o,,, ~
Ntssro n M ~ saa m. two Years AGO. '
o'.sso Dana y so-'S' ".
The Legislature OF Wisconsin nave created q
county in that State from st. Crox which has beer
called Pierce county.
1t is said that the Collector at vera Cruz has
about 100000 in hand collected from duties, which ht
refuses to pay to any one except Santa Anna.
The NET amount subject to draft of the Treas.
urer of the United States the 2sth ut slso54
2 90 of which, $350S So was in the hands Of the As
sistant Treasurer In Charleston, SC.
The Certral Rank ia the name of n new hank
h;h 80. ,,o eject in the (litv m Nevyo,L an ,b Is,
instant with capital Of and the privilege ofin
creasng 1t 70 Si'oVVoO'
The sufferers by famine at Madeira were very
grateful for the provisions sent from Boston by the
Nautilus 1t was the first succor that arrived and they
Tc.,,i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

Messrs Editors Of the Cfesce In this mornings True
Delta among the local affairs there appears notice Of
the death OF fireman belonging to No O. oceasoned,
said by beating at the corner Of house
and Rampant streets We feel it our duty I'd
error into which this communication has thrown the pub
lie. None OF the members Of No were beaten at the
place designated and the only member that has died
lately was Thomas Mcbonald who died of consumption,
under which he had been suffering for the last six months
T. DlAMoNp Sec,y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09


4 No. InSaSS ~ xSSeordavsn NAH
II - - vs.
wsfs6ssd ~ ys11nFdAys n>4 Boston and Philp4sl-
- =! e - ~ la 40 =, ~
= "A :. :. p p Vnss's.s'a !" = - I
u - d9e. W
Haon NAnirorox I'm the Senate Of the Unitsd States
On tho 1st inst M Masou by Iesys Withdrew he mo
dial ana assonpsnying papsrs Of Iranos W. Rice, late
o. Consul Al Acapulco relative y certain outrage
committed ON hin and other Ansissns By he Msxiean
suthozitxss Tn oAsut ~ r. preesne NJ pps q sne
Exscutivs WITH Nm rsn sAs'h - az posn 70
those upon who's tn sfea oufzsgs 20 zen
and ths Government itssM ~. ,ss
MI. Brcdhsad o6srsd nsosns'on, unicn ~ " aos
condderatton, ealing upon sne VI sns
to furnish ~ ssnas :. ne 2. ne mex.
session, WITH Hsssmens MOVING 'ss s.aosn'
Of Federal stass o'y osos' .na osns.
corpoEataon oo1oss s'oA " 0sel "a uoo e'u
u seops ~ -. :. -. ~.
49, - .o,. - ...h - 49,. 49,. a..,.,n.,o,. :,
bouds and stocks
me sense went into an executive session and aftor
wards adjourned III, Monday.
The following appointments confirmed by the Sem
ate;
Elias Blackbourn to BE- Marshal Of the United States
for the Northern District Of Florida In place OF John
"{ pns,., c..s.vav Arnano,,s Marc.
land.
W;I,ism pryor. Y;cIshnro Mississipp, &
Recommendation r Jett to Register Of the
Land Once at Warrington, Arkansas, vice William II
Et,er, semovs o;.,., p... =, p.,,,,.
ws.h,neton ArSsns.. Noe r Hsmpstesd resirnsS
Andreas Pico Of California to be Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Los Angeles, California.
FaoM NEW York - Ex-Prssident Fillmore and sol
reached the city ON the slst ut with the remains Of Mrs
Fillmore. They were met at jersey City BY number d
their friends, and proceeded to the Aston House.
R.rrum "a uniting nm tower In the vicinity Of ths
c..I p.,. oo fset hirh To tina ton Of which visitor,
.rs 70 be vst.d nv a ~, engine.
a., tbs ast J.ou,s DeCorn. Of the rm Of f3ir.ud "a
.hot russrs Nfelvle killing him ihstaptly peorn II.
.yrsst.d The deceased was formerly teacher in Gin
crr.t and IL alleged TO have been crssy DeCorp saw
10 .f+.;a he Vas about to attack him when be sho
h, female Il appears Is mixed mn With the AMI,
v,.or.r -. committed To answer for Thu murder
v..-e.... ....h.a a.. ,,tv on .,s a.. nd -,
nm y ths IJn,on place Hotel
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:" su''s ~. -. - ~. IT,, r
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- 80. - ~ -. - -. -. 49, "a. . -. n III
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h.s 80, .,.t;on.a for three wears ana NO 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

kEsrTcxr MARBLE An extensive marble quarry is To-
Gated In Kentucky along the Ohio river from point op
posite the city OF portsmouth, Ohio to the outlet Of the
great Ohio canal The marble Is said to 10 nexhaustibe
In quantity and OF various qualities and Shades admit
ting Of high POLISH and equal for ornamental purposes
to any marble in this country EUROPE A New York
company with capital Of $2roo0o has been formed to
work it, and has purchased 10000 acres Of land on which
It ID located The want Of building stone Ia said to be
much felt in the western cities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

A new telegraph line is to be put up along
he enrs lsnsth of The Ohio and Pennsyvana Railroad
me railroad company have contraeted With Messrs H.
Msqa coumbus and 4 7. Ecksrt, Of Wooster, for Its
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

@N To PERSONS RUPTuRED.-The many per-
Sherman deserving Of
passing For particulars his advertisements on nsz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

PHfLADsLsHiA CONFERENCE.-The Philadelphia Confer
Of the Methodist Church In session at Harris
bug The Cenfssnos statistics for the past year
completed From them learn that the total amount
Of misdonsry money collected was sl41os 90. Bible
money $lb53 Ia Education $3.50 49, Sunday School
money $5ss TO- Tho increrse Of white members during
the year si2 while during the period there has
been decrease Of 446 among the colored members One
thousand dollars obtained by subscription on the 10th
in aid Of the Metropolitan Church at Washington
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

RAILROAD kEeuLArIos. = The Superintendent Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad has
established and put In force number Of excellent regu
aons to prevent accidents as the trains pass through
the cities and towns on the route Thespeed Of
traip shall not exceed four miles per hour
precedcs every train engine passes with red flag
In daytime and red lantern at night The engine bell
to be sounded continually and other arrangements
made which viii prevent any accident
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

Ihe Ravsls are about closing their engagement at the
g. Chsres They have played to better houses and with
better this than during any former visit have
known in New Orleans The public tired Of
them and should they remain week longer, doubt
not the nightly attennancs would augment rather than
decrease Mons Blondin.s benefit last night jam
This evening and tomorrow will In all probability, be
their last appearance in this city As previously stated
thew no To Europe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

Mrs. Anna O. Mcwatt and Mr. VIM y. Richie left
Memphis In company, the steamer r. J. Ward on the
"a inst for Louisville It understood that they were
TO wed at Memphis but the lady having been indposed
for some ten days and being still unNel the marriage
was postponed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

= 49, ~ s.''>'1e = -. 90 = Av7<o. lne1s~
~! -. -, - -. ye.s 'eoo pe'es Ass'''
- = - =. 49,. ~ l. - 80. Ss.es
49, = - 3. = -
sc.saly - y -
N A nunber u ths work maintains ~ high char
astef Ihe Beuraon question b oqntinued By the Rev
Mr. Haneon. vhcss article II iagmsr number Havs
~ noarbsn among u shas dessrvsdy attracted 20
much IL publio attention That article Il seems has fallen
unsr hs Of The Prince Joinve who has
hIp secretary 10 contradict na every thing asserted BY
Nj Wiusns srs<dlpg thsif private interview At Green
hay Hs Hqysl ughnea Ays that nnding himself at
Maek1eS, al net o. board steamboat passenger
slss a. FnnAms) thereby intimatins that the inter
tise ~ nsfsH aecSdenta whereas MI Hanson proves
n q tsseszs coszoponfive OF MI WilliAms's
~ aaesnsnh that he had been the subject Of the
ANXIOUS inquiries nom tne moment Of his arrival
g. Ansrae ~ ~ way 70 LAke Michigan; and that the
- cset q this vst wss ne interview thus accidentally
eetsd On bcerd ne steamboat At the nst accounts
- q ne nrs tnsegsnos In New YORK were taking an
inRsst y The matter and We Ars looking With NO little
curiosity n the result q future developments.
ss 70 =, when % many individuals at the
Noh and Ndhwest Ar lending their aid to elucidae
~ nysty, that NO one In Lousana has attempted to
throw any Light upon the history Of Bsnso who died
nAy II orr ancient population. We should be glad If our
must accomplished historical writsr-we mean Mr. Gay
direct his sttsntion % this Important histor
ial myey dcubt mot that through bis associations
ID this city, b might come into possession Of facts calcu-
aksd 70 throw nueh light upon the subject Kthers be
any truth in the story, could name ndridals rho eo
Il tksy would, tell all about IT,
There IL another article In the Magazine well worth the
price Of the whole number We allude to entitled
on New Livery etc., 1t purports to be letter from
MA Putiphax (name vol chosen to female friend and
IA cst scorchng sarcasm upon the upsart pretensicns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

The ofncers Of the Glendy Burke and Yorktown No.
have ont thanks for late Ohio river papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

Mr. Msaghers lecture tonight at Odd Fellows Hall will
b the last Of the series in this city We bespeak for him
aful attendance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-09

Children, look out there d fun In store for you Prof
Jceko the great magician gives grand performance
Day Il the museum for the especial benefit Of the young
folks We have no doubt the Professor will be
m in pleasing the juveniles he has proved himsef.to
b. In doing the for children Of larger growth
Take thu little BY all See advertisement
The Professor and the Negro Minstres In the evening