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NNACKEREL, MACKEREL-For sale to
lVh arrive by BoGERT, WILLIAMS co 70 ranpst myis
NSLOUR-1O00 bbls Extra and Superine st.
~ Louia now iaudiug and for sale BY ,,,.,....
mys S. H. KENNEDY \ CO.. Is fFShoupitoulaa street
ELOUR-S00 bbls Unbranded, in fine order,
nv, saa ''t sAs 3 H KENNEDY CO. Thouptousss
DEEF-lO0 bbls Prime Mess, for sale by
Nd myis s.H KENNEDY q co.. Is Tch9uPtpalpsS '
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Will leave THURSDAY, May ls O'Clock p n.
NOR LITTLE ROCK, VANBUREN, - =
FORT SMITH, FORT q BsoN ali Al
date landings The ell
pass packet steamer LUCY ROBINSON, sol Nnl0eru
master will "Wednesday For
freight passage, apply board
mlls sfIS SNAPP. az Ne I,eyae street
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ILLINOIS RTVER,

wtlsaveTuFsDAY NAV IA, at O'Clock p ".
HSOR PEORIA, PERU, LASaLLE wm -
E- and all intermediate " tn fast
running passenger steamer DELTA, Joseph Ftrd
master Il now in port receiving and will fo
freight or paasng. apply on board or y
mSi6 ROGERS. MCGUIRE & co % Ppyirss street.
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LTvERPOoL-Ship Chinborougo-2s2l bales cotton
LVERP0oShiP John CummngslB7 bales GOTTEN 1900 saks
1910
TRlESfE-Ship Nathan HRnau--1sS6 bales cotton.
B0ST0SS Mid leseIsD5 bales sugar 100
hams i2Oo bills pork 500 do beef 100 a0w hides
IS do beans, % ~ basket,
PHLADELPHIASh a4s bales cotton se do mose q4e hh-
SO bbls moasses, SO do oil, So hides
bosTosBak ohn Ca' bales cotton O45 pigs lead 100
hh pork 1856 beef hda hams aow s hides
"a pkgs mdse. ~ 80
corn. ~ e"'7S " -
CoWEs-Bark syphids--sQT bales cotton
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OHIO RfTER

VIII leave "WEDNESDAY, May II, a. 6 O'Clock Pm
NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- 49, 20
- mediate landings-The fine regular passenger
pa5ket EMPRESS Capt. Charles Van Diseu, will
leave for the follows:
On MONDAY May Is, nj S oc ock P. N.
IN FtIns ~, June 9, O'Clock NJ.
On SATURDAY, June u, O'Clock p NJ.
For freight psssage apply b aard or
STRoTEER d BROS. gents, - PoydraAstree,.
G plan ofthe Cabin
plying to the Agents..
Passage FORTY DOLLARS, paid nanes regis
~ will engaged paid
vance mvtE
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OUaCHTTR RIVER.
WIN esys TUESDAY, Nay Is, 4. 8 a.slees ?. y.

Will leave TUESDAY, Nav IS, A. o'cioek Pm.
N0R CAMDEN, FRENCHP0RT, -
LII BEA"H HILL. LITTLE BAY, MfLLERtS es5A5tt95s
BLUFF, Ell DOR DoLANDING CHA AfPAGNo .IE 1850
WILMINGTON, MORO NDING, PIGEON HILI,CAIs WILLIE,
SALINE, ALABAMA LANDING, QUA HITA L0CHI0AON
PORT UNION, raENfoNt MONROE, cnLuMBIA, HARRISON
BURGH TRINITY oil
Packet Steamer L0UfsAThe Light passenger
steamer LOUISA, psn Keeling will leave above
passage, apply on board or 70
my 3 SMITH d MINISTER, 10 Canal street.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Tuesday Morning, May 10, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Tuesday Morning, May 10, 1854 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Ghmboruge Gte.rist L,yerposl JP Whitney &ro
Up John Cummings Adams Liverpool, 7 C jenkins
g. u Nathan Aansl. Josayu, Trieste, Baxter
sst Jan carver NJ ho s, sosou fosd eyg ses
HOfwegaa bark, syphide sunne cowes, Up Whnty dco
Sghr IOI ferrer, Mobile, Newton 4 FaTr-lly
seht Ella, Gippsrd, Philadelphia. Hynsou
ARRIVED
Steamship Charles Morgan Forbes from IIianoa Galveston
Harris d Morgau-isi district.
Ship Bennington Edwards ~ days from Boston, Hynsnls
Ship 4ran, Driver Boston, Hynson-9d dsttict
Brig KIT Thompson lays Havana
Spanish brig fapdo aatero, days from Ma in baa
BIZ brig Union Eden, days Island to masr-Ist dist
Brig Isrisr shu IL d"y from Charleston to Leryis
Brig Thomas Edward, Harrington, days Thoa.ton to
Farwell-ist district.
schr Char Edward Bourne Roeksld Faw
sebr Elizabeth Ellis, days Pensacola mastsrBaain
Sehr Aur"la Ha days from Pensacola
Scht Mary Ellen ColZns from Pensacola,
schr Diamond MACK days from Pensacola inastsr-Ban
Steamboats,.
Grand Tower yore. from Lous
Robt ] Ward, Miller from Louisville.
Pi0ta Parker from Or nd Ecore.
Indians, sa ker, from Cincinnati wabaah river.
Doctor Baey, Wilson from iafoutche.
opelocsas. Neal, from eros Tee.
Lucy Robinson. Com nIndeur, from Fort Smith
Empress, Van Dusen, from Louisyi!e.
Frank liz Pefce. Hicks, from Louis
Sarah Sara ,s eorden' ainqk sy from cemdsn.
Gedy Burke, Sui h, Louisville
Red River, LouNller, from Wa hingon,
ToWboat Disney from the Passeesed down
re ot n DIR Wss,e'n Continent Bk Velocity md schr
To~bogt Henles pirGegs 9m tie passtsowed aud
uacn Tartar and RaIiIo
Brig Avon eno with fruit to F Cochran Hail.
Big C { lay, from PhtlAdepbia, to Fosdok AGO.
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NiCRsBURG.

Will leave SATURDAY. May 90 at s o'clock ~
EVOR MlLLIKEN'S BEND, VIcKs- sey
Il BURG, wARRENToN, NEW CARTHAGE, lsiitsAszasssFF
GRAM GULF, RODNEY, NATcHEz FOR zszszszsskzzssSs
ADAhs BAYOU SARA and BATON ROUGE-RekaIar Saturday
Weekly vigksburg paeks Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-Tbe
magnificent and swif
SOUTHERN BELLE. Capan J. NJ White. above
freight passage apply On board
SMITH 4 FIsSTER, is Canal street
~ The Southern Belle will ready freight every
ThufAdAs morning.
S Ths Beias take yasoo freight privilege
Keshippine. "a nnrIs
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FHyHE ROAD TO HEALTH

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATIC FEVER BY HoL-
oWAf's PILLS IN VAN riEMAN'S La NDMargaFet Mrten-
nineteen n residing Ne Town
rom violent sh9un tie Fever for upwards Of uoahs wh had
deprived her Of he her limbs period
under IN of three Of The eminent medical
Town. and By them her hassss.
vailed het let her OLoWAFis LIBERATED
Pills winch hey
rom the Hobart To@ Courier"
so establishment Of Professor
Temple London and by all the respectable Druggists and
Dealers Mednea the United States,
o. 50 each. Wholesale principal the
Jnon and By Aeasra A. B. SANDS New York WRIGHT
CO, New Orleans.
E% There considerable aav,ng taking large
N8-nrsctions for the guidance Of dsordea
ed 10 as 10 supia
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


HYPERION CRY,
Monday Evening May is, 1854.
Arrived to-day 9S head of Texas Cattle and lot Of
Western Sheep. The market is hut moderately supplied
and prices firm at our quotations
-PRICES-
BEEF CATTLE, Rough Western .,....9 a. p fb net
Choice ............. 91s0-- i % fb net
Texas ............... 6 al 4 p ID net
dces. .81zf6-e y ID mel
SHEEP lin lots) 751$4 90 p head
GOOD and Choice) ...... IS 00ta - p head
Mich Cows.. $40 006S5 90 Is head
lChoice). ...........s-0 of0- 90 y head
vALvEs YEARINGs ........ 50 01ID10 90 "a head
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A RIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE =
EDUCATION.
RENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT By

ESRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
IL Monsieur ALEX NELSON, No. 8 ST. Charles street.
TESTIMONIALS;
Prof Nelson your chair
of languages in the KENTUCKY Military Institute.
E. ". MORGAN, Joint Superintendent.
Monsieur Nelson is decidedly teacher
with, and gentleman In all his conduct.
Pr 1. NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
Monsieur Nelson
the French Spanish with elegance pu
rity." [Lausvlie Journal.
well adapted for inducing
the French Spanish and Eugh ngunges very space
'. o Crescent.
We have had penai opportunities of judging OF Prof
conentoasIy recommend him teach Of his
4as that it lie the best practice M
True Delta. JAMES "
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
IA Parents informed
that Mrs. WILLIAMSON lady of Rev. c. H. Wilamon,
"Egse Poesant- Rampant
envil whose life has been devoted Teaching will
faiyand day school LIMITED pupils
facilities for FRENCH MUSIC! and DRAWING. jams 1y
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - As
Boarders and Day PuplNoss Louis stre-Dected
Misses ALLISON
The Directors this Institution aided by
Departments requisite finished
vote thar erertons the improvement of all
their charge
T For guardians
which can be had at the Institute. s9I IN
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EXPORTS

II The steamer Grand Tower left ST. Louis 9Th nHtanrepors
falling fast In port for New Orleans
Aleek Scott, and St Nicholas.
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RECEIPTS oF PRODUCE.

C0NSIGNEES.
CHARLEST0NFor B ig Tarttr--D Logan-Robon Alea-J
Bown Bare &eo-purva, Gaid &co-C Moeker &es-Wood
Lows L Il L L LevyMcDowel, Mills &co-srdet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

SIMMER Retrest,
known throughout thr Southern under the
Of Mrs ELIZA BEfH PRADAT and he PRADAT
situated mile distant the of
o the LIST OF June for the receipt d OF visitors
The GREEN OAKS we'll notice.
For tbs popularity Of the establishment esdy
natural
prospect the Lake. and receiving the pure
from the Gulf, have failed favoahly
Orleans, Mobile the
Daring Winter poprietors
additions. Ths BILLIARD ROOMS
ftsd up, and SAIL BOATS will all times
visitors free Of chsrge-aso CiARET at Dinner.
CARRIAGES and H0R ,ES he procured any moment
addition celebrated BRASS Orleans engaged
and BA IL may BIS expected vice week.
wishing The GREEN requested no.
y the Captains Of the Steamers who will land them wharf Of
she Hotel.
TERMS.
....Tl
2 90
~ Children aud Servants, half price. myi 3m
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UPPER RED RIVER.

Will leave TUESDAY, way -. o'clock NJ.
EyOR UPPER RED RIVER and all -
Intermediate lardiags- The running
P-sssng packet FRAN, is JONES, W. stssfSsEss1kz
Rher freight and viii
For freight passage, apply en- board Or to
LEWIS SSAPP, 50 New Ieyee.
N. B.The Francis Jones will detention
leave positively. She we'll provided ots nyIs
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EHINE WATCHES. JEWELRY. etc. eea
rHvHE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS,

rHyHE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS,
ID No IS CAMP STREET,
opened the public thu They contain the
valuable and OF PCTURESiu Oil Water
Colors, Drawings Print impressions OF the costly Epgaying
Parian Marble and Bronze ST. TuETfs with other choice Works
exhibited In the south.
Strangers caeus, particularly the Ladies' invited
chagehs unrvaed unique Southern Gallery
the Fine
ED- The DAGUERREoTYPE DEPARTMENT in it's various
and appointments Daguerrean Establishment
in Europe, in this country.
PORTRAITS the finest style
philosophical fully the beautiful
Miniatures, displaying the iete Of the features
that spectral peculiar Dasueeoes taken the
ordinary method
az The stock of MEDALLoNS LoCRETS RINGS BREAST
PINS Fine Gold variety and the fashion,
furnished at the manufacturers prices.
Al orders for paguereot pc Material, must be accompanied BY
The Dry Sensitive prepared by T. JACOBS for Operators
warranted to retain lis chemical properties for six monhs price
$40 dS Sm3P
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By the achr Chae Eiwat the 9Th Bahamas ship
Forest City IL days out from New York. for Moblewshed
ported
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A LCOHOL-l0 bbls Alcohol landing from
IA stsaInabip Crescent City and for sale by
Hyis 4, pElsaGRAYE CO.. ~ Magazine ssfsst
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viii leave wEnNEspAY. May II, a, S O'Clock p. NJ.
ENOR RED RIVER above the RAFT, ~
n FORT TowsltN MOUTH o. RIAAnCEI and s1ketat-lsS
LITTLE RIVER, nflAKSvILLE, FULTON ssastz
WRtGHT's LAND1NG-Tbe fine steamer POST ROY, A. p.
Bn4rdnau, ds above the
Raft frght ROLAND SPA Is BLUFF and
LANEsP0RT. For freight aruy on
John T.. HYDE & co ia PoVfras sreat
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j TORACCo-The subscribers have constantly hand and
sale, lots suit purchasers, CUB HAvAxA FLnRtnA aA
son GtuNfY, RE ,TqGkY, fESdNsssEE, fnd AZ MISSOURI
AND BALES Beeced far
Use. TURNER a RENSHs W,
IS Camp street 43s Tchoupitoaia street
TNRlCfn RALED 1lftRDER Fh1
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vENEAS-500 packages Imperial, Hyson and
M Block, for sale by LTTLEJoHN, NoRCoM dCo,
l3rayieT ApdF a raa.a.
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CTOCkeyy, GEatsaO ana q LtssssEsss@
d r. FELL & CO., 81 Common street, cesss
Eeworssus importers and Dealers, whoies lie na u
Retail. LAMPS Plated Britannia CAsToRs, CANDLE ~
STICKS TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNEED WAITEk S,ste -
CT Goods will be offered st low pres and when fer country
dinth ruqO
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NKT HITE NAVY BEANS-75 bbls landing
~ e. st. Nicholas for sale by
ap27 E., NJ. DALEY "a Tcboppi,np es street
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J EAlONS AND ORANG ES--2SOO boxes Lee
mons aud oanges landing from tn Batsa
safe nv lteh21l RAREitI& CO. 81 Cntnn.'n a.
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aS Tx LOTS OF GROUND NEAR THE
~ oPELoUsAs Raj ROAD DEPOT will sell ex Lota or
iround through from Elmira Pacific
hundred yaras Of the Railroad, r. v. Nichols residence
a.lnn
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IF Those ntalhe the Of RUPTURE in all its
to their trends with heartfelt II a eued- am enthusiastically
cured, by the use of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYnili
The Medical Faculty this country we'll throughout England
and France universally their appreciation of this Cnra
while they
with the pnpe of Surgery. As differs in effect
differs from all othes it's light, elastic, comfortable
closes comp tely the hernl perfectly
rupture under exercise But here e he observed that it ann
Of the that the
they took equally its
familiar 9TH the the body The
will result from Dr. awrenee
hrated English writer on Hernia ably ii of the
opea S mechanical surgery.
t RUPTURE REMEDY external application which,
taken Absorption facilitating
h is certain preventive there
pediapnsitihn rupture.
The Of the Of this popular Remedy
who has degoted the
Rpu nabes him. rxAmuatior right
size snd shape promote speedy radical cure,
EH Particular attention given 10 Ruptnred Chidlsn
PLANTERS and oheTH their SLAV CURED
NESS >'4N'N u M = 'A1 1'Af W.
Persons Curative TRUSS and RUPTURE
REMEDY and avoid worthless limitations particular
he name and observe the nnmbr of
for and have personal interview with
DR.. SH ERMAN,
teo3S iysP 20 st. Charles rect
SsTAR CANDLES--100 boxes for sale by
NJ LiTrLEJ0HN, NoRroai co.
APPS Co ner G'avier and Fulton streets
FENEAS-500 packages Imperial, Hyson and
NJ Bl-ek for by I1TTLEJohN, NoRCoM co,
ap6 ''N-r-r Gavier and Fulton Streets
&0AnA KENTUCKY BANK NOTES,
SprSuUV for ass By ----s-3ss=-s-.s
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n ARD--125 bbls and tierces Choice, ex fat
4 4 ho.t and for sails by S. H. KENNEDY o,
eAaaaa at
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SOAP ROSIN--800 bbls various qualities
~ Soap Rosin for sale by A. DEL AGRAvE q CO.
mh91 Maraz sstraat,
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n ARD--101 kegs Choice, now landing from
v A hatbost, and for SD e oy s. H KENNEDY g Co.
rhnnni
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.. CRESCENT OFFICE
w.. --- Tuesday Morning May Is, 1854 +
COTToN--Not than 5000 bales changed hands
Yesterday prices rather lower For the middpg
nd ordinary qualities we have to reduce agures
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s oNDR IL s., Fletcher. n,.,. WHISKY,
900 bbls Rns do
1909 do. do.
100 bbls Winter Strained LARD OIL;
Y0O kegs Prime LARD;
800 bills Small Whit BEANS
400 boxes OLEINE SOAP For aale by
apps JOSEPH LAMBS CO. SO Tcboupitculae ct.
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CnnT nT

17V ~ " y NJ u z . p.
Brig Avon. from Palermo, with Cochran & Hall
Big C L lay, from Philadelphia, tn Fosdok aeo.
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alIo CoFFEE-25O bags, suitable for the
mSs use Oh inmates '0' ' BARELEI CO.. 81 Common st,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-23
From the Forest City Democrat.
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

The tenth section of the tax law was insert
ed for the purpose of taxing The banks by on,
rule and the people by another. But the Su
preme Court, in obedience to their eaths, in.
terposed and amended the discriminating prac
tice of this swindling legislation. 1t declared
first that all property must be taxed by uni
form rule-that the Legislature had no power
to make fish of one sort of property and flesh,
of another. 1t declared secondly that the Con-
sttution gave no authority to deduct debts
from credits, but that all must pay taxes on
% vat thew o;%s as we'll as on what they own
The noiso6 intended by .,,3 .Ls democratic leaders
for the banks alone must be swallowed oy eY-
cry tax payer in the State. 1t has ditused
itself, like the frogs of Egypt, and now enters
into every dwelling. Men, who have been
laughing atthe banks, aud secretly rejoicing
that they were struggling under a terrible
load oftaxation, suddenly find the same crush
ing hand laid on their shoulders. Many ofI
them insisted that the banks we're as equally
and as justly taxed as their property.
A change will now come over The spirit Of
their dreams, and they will cry aloud and
spare not that this crushing burden be reno
ged from their backs. The biters have been
bitten. In the hour of their extremity they
Try out what shall we do to be saved p
The Enquirer answers, Amend the constitu-
ion or ten Democrats will not go back to the
Legislature But how amendit? Why, by
,arrying out what was first attempted, by in
'erting provision that all men, save those
Engaged in banking, shaa be taxed on what
hey are worth bankers on their debts
This is the measure of relief proposed by the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-23

great organ Of the party 10 take tbe fraudu
lent weight from lbe backs Of the people. and
pile It on that Of the banker. Not word /
sad about reducing The expenses OF the STATE
oy cutting down wasIeful and needless expen
dlture; that wOul d interfere with the roeksl
oi Oiice-holders. for whose benefit the taxes
were levied.
The AuditOr.Of State boasts that The Raj
roads pay 100000. and the Banks nearly
hall a million, yet taxes have been doubled and
quadrupled on the farmer, mechanic and mer.
chant
Inc present tax law searches dwellings from
garret to eellar-your cupboard and closets
your hen coop and pig pen-ever ything posi-
1--WE and probable, real an unreal-It prowls
ABOUT your premises, dogs yOur.foOtsteps prys
into your boots and poe kets, looks down your
throat lesE you may have sixpenee concealed
there. Ifyoa own anything it is tolled twice
II you own nothing. but are in debt vou are
ta{ed on that debt. The taxes of this State
are more than half the revenues of the United
States Government during John O. Adams
They excel the combined tax.
$ OF Twelve States of this Union. They are
arger than any State in the Union. They are
lext 10 the revenues Of the whole Republic.
And The cry is, lay on more taxes, siye
ne screw another turn downward. No danger
Il revolt of the party. Democracy is patient
nd Ion suffering Ithas the ass Ike endu-
ance of Issachar. 1t crouches between its t
burdens and never utiers a word Of comnla;nt {
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-23

isv " Ftb.I
20 NE adulieraiion Of liquors. Il prov;5ei y.
me appointment Of q competent che b,,st ~, a.
p etale Ju6ge Of each county. Who sbal ,,;s.
oonas, and test all liquors mapuf.ef1re4 =
Dfosghl into The county FOR sale. ~ ,.n,;'l
1Aose who adnlterate liquors by drn.,s a.. -
% destroy tbe liquor. This idea. II h eonit ~ 4.
iuily earned out, would do much GOOD.
10 The HoUsE, the bill 10 submit tbs ,,..,,..
q Inc removal OF tbe county seat ofNobIs Co.
~ ue voters, was passed-64 70 n
hr. Van Hooks bill 10 provide for sno,l.-
Suage Tor Butler, Preble, and Darke wss -
dehnsnlly postponed. ~
A bill to authorize the Board of A,.;.,,i,..-.
to procure the printing and aistr;b,,; :,
reports of that board vas renorted sasi - ane
~ Neal. lie SAID it was clearly in confiic. with
sHe constitutional provision that all The pubic
smVuiu ~, oe iet BY contract to the lowest
Oioner' The bill was indefnit. " postponed
Inc Special Committee to whom we're reG.r.
req The memorials Of the Clerk, and Se,gsant.
alarms Tor additional help, reported n favor
" e'ecting three additional assistant Clerks and
'NT addiuonal assistant Sergesnts ,at.rrms sIso
authorizing the SergeaBt-at arms 70 er,rIav t.
some one to make fires, at not exeeeding f,y aoy
dollar per day. The House will no A., ~ {
confirm the reports. This will make tbe 49, 0
I've iorce Of the House, six clerks, four sergeans
- Inc n House rejected the bill which provided v
or lhe payment ofpostage on public documents a
y large majority. This subject has nresen'
ca curious phase. Both iu the Senate ell c'
ne House the Judiciary Committee. after care sr1
VI examination, have come to the ecncnsion
nat there is nothing in the constitution wbicS
reeludes the payment Of postage on these doc az
ments by The State, and both committees bavo 81,
ePor'ed bulls for that purpose But the major. n
y oil both Houses have determined that sucb
ieasure would violate the constitution anJ 81,
ence they have voted down these bills. or
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-02-23

A REMARKABLE LADT-OfM. Bodice. lhs
late Russisn Minister, the New YOsk 7piBnne
says; tss ts7a .1
A few years after bis arrival here. be mani.
ed Miss Williams, of Georgetown, . Yoonur
Amercan lady ofremarkabIe beaaty. By her
ne leaves seven small children, besides three
grown nePhews, and niece, of WHOM be al.
ways took patemaI care. .lIa7a7T
The Augusta Me lJOarnol thinks thst Mad-
anne Bodsco mast be a traly remarkable wo-
man, to bear her husband not only cons and
daughters. but also nephews and . niece.
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ANON.

Judge NATHANIEL G. READ, formerly Of
this State, died in San Francisco on the 2Sth Of
December last, after brief illness. Judge
READ sat for full term on the Supreme bench
of Ohio. He moved TO California about two
years ago, and entered upon 9 respectable
practice in San Francisco.
He was buried in the latter place on the Goth
Dec.
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NEw ORLEANS, Feb. S.-Tke stssmship
Daniel Webster, from San Juan. arriyed ii The
Balize this morning, with Californis dates 70,
the 10Th. She brings $50 passengers and $50
600 IN specie. She connected with the Sierra
Nevada. which brought down 81. 900, ,OCa n
gold. Her passengers came through in twenty
days and half 32 4xa3ftaE