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70 THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY oREsuENT,
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B1 The NattsnaI Etns.
STATE LEGIsLATURE.

q BATON RouGE, March 15.--Senate-An act
authorizing railroads to mortgage their proper
ty was passed; also an act for the relief Of Sam.
Kicker. The house bills to increase the salaries
of District Attorneys, and an act requiring
judicial sales to be published in English and
French, in New Orleans, were passed. The act
to incorporate the German Draymen's Associa-
ton was passed.
HouSe--Last night the session lasted until
eleven o'clock. An act appropriating five thou
sand dollars for snag boats was passed The
bill to add part Of Orleans parish to Plaque
mines was debated An act to increase the
fees Of sheriffs. clerks, ETC., was passed The
bill for the forced inspection of beef and pork,
was laid on the table. The act to amend the
charter of the New Orleans Gas Light Company,
was concurred in. An act to elect parish Sur
yeyers by the people was passed The bill APP
propriating fifteen Thousand dollars to the falls
of Red River was passed. An act to authorize
the State Engineer to appoint deputies The
bill to incorporate the Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety of New Orleans was passed Both Houses
have concurred in the amendments to the Swamp
Land bill, by which the act of 1853 is repealed
The general appropriation bill was passed as
reported from Committee of the Whole on yes
terday. The Senate bill to make the interest
on the bonds of the city for railroad purposes,
paya BILE in New Orleans, was concurred in also
the bill to make these bonds the basis for free
banking. A bill authorizing a vote by wards
on granting license to drinking houses has
passed both Houses The Registry bill, as it
passed the Senate, has passed to its third read
ing, but will not come up again this session A
splendid ball comes off tonight, given by Gov.
Farmer.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
~. March Is.

ST CHARLES. W Whitehead, Bruce and servt
Va; johnson, Whitaker Whitaker, San
ders and daughter Va; J W Rury, lady and servant,
Miss j Blanks, w Taylor Meeker, Ill; D A Bal
drige, Ohio; W Baker, " II Rose. L w Erwin and
family. Texas; J A Martin, N ]; A Lent, Mrs W
Lent. Miss Tompkips, N x; r W Hatch, W Oakley,
Randolph. Davis, N o; L Wright Lane,
b Churchill Mass; Mrs s Cochrane, O II Per
kins L Gochrane, W Waddell, Jr, Ala; Fair
child, r. Fairchild, Cali + $ AcCabe, j Surtes-
man, Ind; Rogers, Reynolds, Ky; Jewell,
CT; Il Wallace, N G; II Hart, Pa; L Duysll, +
Moon, Miss Noon, r II Real, J I Bateman and lady.
La; Burns II G Bellew, Ark.
YERANDA. L Hurds, Il A Robinson, J Rudy W B
Rudy, Mrs L Calender, Ky; Bland C Burns, No;
w MoCailoch, A Lawson, Mrs L b Sales I Ii Sal
les, Chew, La; NJ Brown, L Hughes VIM William
Tenn; Caruthers and lady. D McNabb and
servants, Ala, Shipman, W w Garrison, N Y; j
Myriok w Jones. Va; G L Wright, Mass; T Fer
guson Ohio; Collins, w l. Potts and lady, s NJ
Hampton, Miss Fall, B Power, Miss Collins Texas:
Hsre. lady and child Ind; Holloway, j Mar
tin, NJ.
CITY l. A Kirk. Thos Deva J s Staples Chas L Nah
j Fowler, Abraham, K Trousdale p Rawlings
j Scott, j MCCALL T Allen, W H Anderson, j D
Stipchcomb Thos Deya r W McKar, La G
Harrington, G Gibson Va; W Blevins, s Robin
son, L Forrel and lady, Hursey, Ala W L
Lawrence. Texas; Mosher, ky; Wymer,
Natchsz; NJ Bollesino and wife. N Y.
ARCADE. :. j NJ McReynolds, A Oliver, Rose A Nor
ris, Bostwrght, B Carter, Texas; DR. L Terrell.
H Herring, Nichols, VIM Fl Locke, Ala; G B Kee-
and servants, A Holdermiss Ark; G Rich.
ardson, Isaac Wolf, II Ii Lenor, Miss S Wolff La;
Jas Moss, Jno W Wright, Ky; Gen Wooster
Connecticut
ST. LOUIS. IN Baden ] L Mediation, Miss Ilsley H
Mey and lady, La; II Frommell, Eng; II Turner
o; Thompson Call Casby, Q S A; Il P
Grant, Ga
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q sawu6F. Con ws,sllis.a ana Captain Niaof ars

mig ownss$, ten. Wells and Captain Rnnor are
directing his exercises.
7 Such are the horses, such is their history,
sndsuch is to be the great State Post Stake,
to be run on Saturday preceding the race week
Of the next month On the Thursday next pre-
,eding there will be q race between Blonde and
Lecomte. and on Friday another between Wild
Irissa,an and Compromise. These horses have
all been considered worthy to run in the great
race, and will afford much interest to those who
attend. There will be five days racing at the
regular meeting, for which crowd of the best
horses in the country are already entered, and
for purses which are worthy of their best efforts
Under all the circumstances we do not see
how it can occur that there shall not be an as
semblage of greater size than ever was con-
gened at any race in this country. There never
was one SO well calculated to enlist partisan
and sectional interest,", nor one in which heavier
stakes were backed by heavier bets. A bet of
$4,000 has already been offered that, if the
day, the track and the weather are all favor
able, the fastest time ever made will be made
on this occasion. The season of the year is that
at which our country friends can best visit us
and in which we can show them the beauty of
the city in its most agreeable shape. The diff
Guilty of reaching New Orleans from any point
rs not to be considered and the city will afford
plenty of accommodation to all who may honor
it with their presence. We trust our country
friends will mark the day and render it no
less memorable on account Of their presence
than on account Of the Importance of the race
itsalf l1 /.
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MURDER By NEGROES. Isaac McGrady, of
Kinchafoonee county, Ca, was murdered by his
slaves on the 28th ult There had been log
rolling near McGrady's house that day. and
spirits were freely distributed among the ne
groes McGrady was absent from home during
the day, but was met by the negroes as he re-
turned about dusk, and was assailed and beaten
with clubs till senseless, and then his throat
was cut from ear to ear The two negroes who
committed this awful crime have been arrested
and have confessed the deed
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LATER. Sill.

Ey- 'Ts great, for with it cope,
The famed, the celebrated SOAP
Twas mad. by JONES, tits sold by WRIGHT,
If sallow, it wall make you white.
Your freckles all will disappear,
# . And cheeks fresh blooming will appear;
No yellow hue will longer tsrry;
Uss it il yos want marry.
Your beauty will insure you hope,
By the use sG JoNEss CHEMICAL soAPi
For it will make every pimpe and frsckla slope,
And then, with You, cope,
t9r For sale by j. WRIGHT CO., Sole Agents,
mhl3 6t9p ISL Chartres street
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Y Rene&thNthis stone, Ia sweet repose, q
10 laid i mothet's dearest pride
A flower that scarce had walked to life,
And light and beauty, ere 1t died.
God 10 his wisdom has recalled
The precious boon his love had given :;
And though the casket moulders here,
The Gem is notc SPARKLING in Heaven.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-16

THE EASTERN MAIL.-The Eastern mail ar
rived at Mobile yesterday, bringing dates from
New York to the 9Th, 9th and 10th inst, as
late as due under the new schedule. twill, we
suppose, be received in this city this morning
This mail brings the foreign letters brought by
the Atlantic L .E
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Dguqs, .WeeIfctn g,.d sjbe,nic0.

DR. b. j. COKE, No. IS Camp street.
tB- DR. e. ]. coxE's PREPARATIONS in extensive asa=
nearly fifteen yeA by acquired
unsurpassed feqnaled by similar NORTH
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP,
EXTRACT OF CoFAlvk, SARShPARILLh AND CugEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZEsGEs,
CHOLERA SYRslP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PR
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
~ For sale hg Druggists generally fyr ept
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,........ 8S Camp street.
EE EOTICE-From Hfer this SIX CENT.
EST will be paid Moneys len this Bank payable demand
EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST paid Moneys any spec
fed time.
CERTIFICATES DEPOSITS issued desired bearing the same
Intere and goable any the
United States
SHORT LCANS ma on Jndo ColaterAis, NH 90
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Ne9s9'0EgiHs

~ This formidable disease which bafns the Skl
physicians, Yields like magic Carriers spnish Mixture.
Mr. F. Boyten, formerly Of the House. New York
proprietor the Exchange Hs Richmond
who have been cured seyere Neuralgia by CArer Spanah
Since his others who were
suffering with nearly form of disease, with the
sacce,s.
He It'll the most extraordinary medicine he has rsed
the best blood purifier known.
~ See advertisement in another column.
tB- Sold, wholesale and retail, by ], WRIGHT CO.,
mhs slap l5l Chartres street. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-16

RuPTUREs CURED.-Shermans Curative Pa
Truss and Rupture Remedy relief certain
the of all Rupnres To good f apply
tho propeos establishment 10 ST. Charles and inquire for
DIR. Sherman further particulars third
page, apply the descriptive pamphlet. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-16

The Washington Union contains card from
the friends of Messrs. Clemens and Harris, stat
ing that the difficulty between these two gen
tlemen has been satisfactorily arranged.
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Clothing.
" FRESH GODS! 1

OLOENtbeys
FRESH GOODS! 1.m
ALFRED MUNROE a. co.,
81 AA6AzTNlE STREET,
Are now in receipt of their SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK for
GENTLEMEN, BOYS and CHILDREN. partial list below
MERINo COATS, OF EVERY STYLE.
,ysaa sss4 ALPACA COATS, s,... .7gs5a73.est
LINEN COATS, -.
MERINO ANDALPACA PANTAL0oNs.
I'd LINEN DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs.
EVERY Description OF VEsTlNGs.
ULNTER CLOTHING AT NEARLY COST,
And the of CLOTH FRoCK AND DRESS COATS
to be found in any House In Now Orleans.
FURNISHING GOODS, etc. together with full Stock Of
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
Manufactured by UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY" for
whom they are the Agents.
t1- ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION.
ALFRED AIuNRoE d Co,
nhl4 6t2pltw 81 Magazine street, of Gravier
Todd y Co.,
.CoMMISSIoN CARPET WAR ERO0Ms,
1870 CANAL STREET, ToURo BUILDINGS,
tSs- Are offering their immense asoek of
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETlNG,
prices instructed to oae consignmenta
.g"me Alison. 5r
On hand large and beautiful stock of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
$40 "a feet wide, cut to suit any apartment.
WALL PAPER AND TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. mht stGp
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Captain Harry j. SPOTS, of the steamer
Mary Hunt, has our thanks for bundle of
Louisville papers.
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House Furnishing Store,

rs and rs CAMP STREET.
E This Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions
and varied stock comprised in which e.
QUEENSWARE. GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
md CHRONICLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS n set. or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAAiELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANISHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE:
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE; Mm
FEATHER DUsTERs;
BRUSHES Of all kinds;
PAPER HANsNGs and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATTING
WINDOW CoRNICES CORDS and TASSEIS
CURTAIN BANDS CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD WHALE OIL.
Seb92 euap MILLER. HARRIS Il WALDO.
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The Clerks of the steamers Chancellor, Lewis
Whiteman, Martha Jewett and California, have
our thanks for Louisville, ST. Louis and Mobile
papers.
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The Clerk of the steamer Buckeye has oul
thanks for late Cincinnati papers.
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ARRIVAL OF THE LOUISIANA The steamship
Louisiana, Capt. Smith, arrived from Indianola
and Galveston (Texas) yesterday, bringing the
following passengers;
Mrs Sales miss M Smith, miss Collins mr. Parks L w
Erwin aud lady, mrs Boyd Smith and lady sieken-
stadt Schmidt capt II Boehner Weightman, Garrison
Sheppard Ewell. Saliman A Oliver " @ Lusk W i
Baker, ] Rosenied, Haskell, W WATSON Compton, cant
stokeshury, n Cutler, Jno Lsne--4S on deck
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SnrsanGyisEa.
TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
az Prepared only by
DR. II. j. COKE,
No. s5 CAMP STREET.
f The strongest preparation made. which daily s
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER and GENERAL DERANGa-
MENT, with DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM.
ns TObe had at No. ss Camp and Of Druggists snes
cents, dlz4nlb
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x-President Fillmore was at Cincinnati on
the 9th. accompanied by Ex-S Secretary Kennedy
and Hon Judge Hall, late Postmaster General
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Eatyfes' auction.

~ PHILLIPS woada, call the attention of the ladies ofS
eli, and is vicinity has THIS DAY opened al the
St Louis and Royal Streets AUCTION, and will offer
selected assortment of FRENCH FANCY GOODS. whehhe vii
invariably to the highest bidder.
The stock consists part BRoCApE SILK MUSLNs
FLoUNeED BAREGEs and FLoUNcED tAc0NErs, u yaray II
other styles Goods with large assortment Of FINE EN-
BRoIDERIEs.
Aso FINE FANS SILK PARAsoLs, PORTE MoNNAiEs. E1ta
SHE'LL COMBS, large variety, too numerous 70 MENTION
ALSO
E large direct imported FANCY GOODS
LATE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET
s9 will daily at Il o'eck and will continue TIL
every article is sold.
NJ B-Impco desiring close Invoices Fl Fancy Goods will
well 10 avail tAemsolyes Of this opportunity. feb7 Up
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To THE LaGies,
NJ A D AM PL A T EN-

NJ q d a II . a T Y
EW Respectfully offers he this q Nav
the Of the following di.easesi PRnLAPsus gTEEE
WHITES, PRoFUsE ANB PAINFUL MENSTRUAL lT, En-
GoRGESENT AND LIBERATION of THE WOMB.
Thetrsapent adopted by her that Witch has
the unstdstnguiabed Surgeons Paris London Nav
its which ample testimony rsy
respectable ustdet htjn
of the Uterus, OF nature, can cured.
MADAM heraeif erglpsvy Of
be consulted DAILY mt hsrreaidenee
myls sptf Isa at. so-cph stre..t
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s9sseafiOss /! Ladies.

aVtBEWEeUFG 1<dEfEECS.
TT Try JoSESs LILLY WHITE, if you'd looR fair
With its wonderful qualities compare.
1t beauty improves, makes the hectic look fne
The sallow look Whit. and the white lsok sublime
To be had at this Depot where all things are pure
I5l CHARITIES sTREEr-then you arc sure. -.
l5- For sale by j. WRIGHT Il CO, Sole Agents,
nhls 6tqp 16I Ehnrtres street
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y. .Benj. Chandler,

NOTES, MILLS, HOUSE RENTS, etc,
ssy- Office a. CoRsoN ARMsTRoNG's, So Camp street.
t9r Office Hours from to 10 A. NJ, and stobrh.
e RefsrencsGH. T. Lonsdnle, Lands CO.. and Corsou
Arns,yong mh4 lylm2n
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The public are respectfully invited to remark
that the meeting advertised for this evening in
Lafayette Park by the citizens who are DESTROYS,
without any regard to party, to bring about
reform in our city government, is worthy of
attention. A large number of additional sign
ers have, it will be perceived, affixed their names
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Linens Linens Li,ae7ts :

GJQUEL & JAMESON,
.'5= No. Is CHARITIES STREET,
Have just received splendid Of LINEN GOODS
IS cases IRISH LINENS, from s. to $40 per piece.
:. BRETANNtAS.
:. superfne LONG LAWNS.
:. Superine PLATILLAS.
Birds Eye DIAPERS,
Huckabuek DIAPERS. a.l ."..#.u .....m
=. l9-4 French Linen SHEETING.
:. ia BarusIey Linen SdEETING
:. PILLOW CASE LINENS.
LINEN TOWELS blue red bordsred.
:. HUCKABACK TOWELS
=. LINEN MEETINGS. for Bars.
500 dcz L. c. HANDRERGHIEFs from 81 ss6 per dozen,
cases PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA, for Dresses,
$50 doz. FRENCH LINEN SHIRTS all sizes and prices,
A tine assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
EJ All these LINENS IMPORTATION and are
warranted pure. GIQUEL l. JAMESON,
NH IH IL
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To EE0ezse-keepers /!

TO EE0Nse-keepe9's
t The attention cueos and Strangers visiting the City
ticularly called to the varied and splendid stock of
HoUsE-F GOODS,
the store of the undergued which being offered such
REDUCED PRICES
render greatly to the advantage Of cali
mine them. Among their may
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
PLAIN WHITE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING TEA TOILET SETS
EARTHENWARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, DECANT
Frs, ETC. ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES TUMBLERs, SALTS, ETC.
sILyER-PLATE CAsToRs, WATERS, CAKE-BASKETst
sILyER-PLATED CANDLEsT1CKs, SPOONS, FORKS, ETC
SlLNER-PLATED WALTERS, BoTTLE-STAEDS, ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS JAPANNED WATERS
WOODEN WARE, TINWARE;
ANDIRoNS, TENDERS, sHOvELS AND TONES
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY;
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS AID CHANDELIERS;
Besides variety of Articles necessary all oUsKEEPERS
to be named in srtisemens.
II. BR0WER & CO.,
Cann Tgat fbsf JIot.1
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.E'Os2'is y Way.
L=OTHIERS,
Corner CAMP and COMMON sTs landor the City Hoe)
k$ Have just received asd opening their
NEF AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT or CLOTHING
Their stock of GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS being very
large complete they prepared furnish their friends the
public generally with every
ARTICLE OF APPAREL
PERTAINING TO A GENTLENANts WARDROBE.
Being constantly receipt the latest every
val from the North they will throughout COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT.
NORRIS & WAY,
febi5 2dptf under the CITY HOTEL
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NIUHI tltIf nUrfIu mar
Shake pestilencu and war;

but quite love and a darling Of comet ft TO
take the place Of the morning or the evening
star, if ever Democracy should get up into the
heavens, and. upon its favorite principle of Ro-
tation, turn those orbs out of office, as it has
done everything shining, down here below
Let there, then, be perpetual truce between
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r. H. Knapp 8 W.. S. Chandler

DE N L Al ICONS
l04 COMMON STREET,
(oppoHe the Private Euane, Of the ST. notsl)
L II KNAPP having had than twenty years practice
MS profession and being with CHANDLER Kentoa
Of sk and experience confident they please .sy 6n
| thel wLth theH patronage jsnl6
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february iG, 1854.
WINTER CLOTHING, AT COST, FOR CASH.
~ From thin date will offer Entire Stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING AND TURNS HING GOODS AT THE
ACTUAL COST PRICE,
Every Article will be marke plain CURES deys-
don will be made z.a
eentlsu repiepishng their this m unusual
opportunity to dc with
SUPERIOR GOODS AT A VERY SMALL COST
Dealers are invited call have articles
will job of UNDER COST.
THOMPSON. NIXON & CO.,
ebls 2ptf Ne 10 Camp street onnoi,s Civ I{otaI
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SiiuersUas.e .VE01aisfuctOrg.

SoUB3'fCttf'S skHNlhNEHCEOfHs
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
IF The subscribers have hand constantly.
from their factory the city,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF stLVERWARE
Of the riehest and newest patterns, such
PLAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS;
COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS;
CAKE BASKETS;
PITCHERS;
.= WATERS;
CAST0RS;
CARD RECEIVERS; ''
POWDER BOXES:
PUNCH BOWLS;
VEGETABLE DISHES;
BUTTER COOLERS;
TUMBLERsj
- , , TEA BELLS;
CANDLEsTICKs;
GoBLETs;
IN addition usual large stocks of
FORKS, SPOONS;
CRUMB SCRAPERs; FISH CARvERs;
SUGAR SIFTERsi SOUP LADIES
PIE, CAKE, FISH, DESSERT PICKLE KNIVES;
JELLY, PREsERvEahd GRAVY SPOONS, etc.
Ali of which warranted Of
PURE SILYE
~ For sale by HYDE d GOODRICH,
Httheir NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
d2S 2ptn1 and RoyA ltrssts
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

An lrishman who was once on jour
noy, said he never liked to see tables full
Of books and newspapers where he stop
ped over night. for said he, Il can never
find INV whiskey in such places.'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16
WAspryeToN March g

The jury in the Gardner case returned
verdict Of guilty this morning. after
twenty two hours deliberation; the court
then sentenced Gardner to ten years in
the penitentiary, being the longest :erm
allowed by law. Gardner was then pla
ced in the custody of the United States
Marshall, stay Of sentence having been
granted until bill of exceptions could
be heard; but this afternoon the prisoner
was found dead in his room. having. as is
supposed. poisoned himself. The coro-
ner's jury commenced an invesiiga tion.
and adjourned till morning. when post
norton examination will be made Ii is
not certain that the case is one OF suicide.
Overwrought feeling. il is thought. may
have been the cause.
FURTHER PARTIcULARs-On entering
the cell where Gardner was confined. he
was observed TO drink some water. throw
ing bis head back, and it is supposed he
took poison. He was seized with con-
vulsions Immediately. After giving
letter to his brother. he remarked he was
going before Judge who would not pro-
nounce him guilty. and then expired in
great agony. He was sc years old, had
the education and manners Of a gentle
man. and was engaged to be married TO
lady in GEORGETOWN.