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csctated PAGERS Silver
pocohonta 0he open ball PAGERS
q. pnick POCpaONTAS,
5. Rice, s SILVER TAIL
NoiPnrss aeers sia hessthree in five to harness. To
come oil IflURSlA Y, February z.
john Hitter, eh e TOM Smiley
o. tsmick RHINESTONE
S. Read. YOUNG AMERICA.
SUNDAY FebBarg match sa0-nile heaa-hres beat ia
O. puick, IN PocoHoSTAs,
Rice, SILVER TAIL.
Ne Pure TIoters, heats-tbse in vo to
come 81 THURSDAY, February ..
Dimick, { Ii LAY QUEEN,
W. Abrams llk PfzfE,
G. Biwel, Blk REINDEER,
]. La Oh BIC JOHN.
No s-Patss $500 Paesr. heas-thrse I've in
q. Dimiek, nj P0COHOSTAS,
y. Rev bin DOLLY SPANkER,
j. l.. koff o. Cory Oh & fECuAiSEH.
So4Perss S29 PAGERS mtle hea-three III f9e@sgson To
come elf SUNDAY, February 10.
Dfmick, m P0CofQSTAS.
y. Rev, m Dolly SPANhER,
VI. e. hbrsmsz Z JOE WILSON,
J. l. Esh, 4. Gsry'.9 eh Z TEGuMsEI4,
r.. X Bouham, On { RANK PIERCE.
Nc Pare s?oo fSeetswo miles and tepeatto harness. To
ooIne of SUNDAY, February 60.
We. Abrams, = s JOE WILSON,
NJ Re. BIN DOLLY SFASRER
r, X BCnham, oh FRANK PIERCE
J.I. Eoh, u. Cory - ch TECUMSEfI,
PgTse sO Ia1ss, mite hearee in i've TO harness. To
come of SUNDAY, Match5
h. X B0ulsir, ei FRANK PIERCE,
]. l. EgH, q, c9rry chg TECuMSEH,
W. G. Abrams, Joe WILSON.
~ Races positively 2. NJ DAYS named
- Admission stand 50 fauts
Should ptovs nnaEoabs above Races R
pVstpanet, timely neties will be sven,
Jauuary 81, 1851. JAS. l.. E0EF, Preprf
can be eaeh, which vii eaiiI III ol5sT 10
all risiIss Of Tie Track iie Running Races April
lans9 JANIS L. EQFk, Proprietor,
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TIL 3 TIL R EE REM EDIES
EB- RAILWAYS READY RELIEF RAILWAYS RESovATINe
REsoLyENT RAILWAYS REGULATORS alvays
Weak Feeble Inru and sikly, QUICK CURES BOUND HEALTH
md LONG LIVE.
BAD COUGH, RAISING BLOOD, NIGHT sWEATs,
CURED.
Mr., Artsmus Rnddsr OF Niles, Moh. writes.
months have troubled with Cough
lately shat have large quantities
pus This frightened for thought. had tho Consumption.
Night aer night bathed in swsat that vhen
under treatment little beto than wthered resd
ueneed the the Ready Relief Renoysng Rssolvsn
lator which from Dr. ]. Loriors, ih place my
chest throat with Ready Relief took the
day and from three Regulators every night Tho
night took the Relief Rasolven
ISLEPT IN PEACE.
have had distress from Cough TIA. night
completely rsstored have good appetite growing
quite fat Yours truly, ARTEAUS RuDpER.
Miles, Michigan, September 10, 1852.
The R. R. Neck and Throat
and a tablespoonful Of REEoLyENT il tskea It
LoosENS THE PHLEGM,
and the patient enabled sIpectorss with ease
BREATHE FREELY.
~ COUGHS COLDS, INFLUENZA, SORE THROATS will Weld
Of REGULATORS taken and an appls
ton Of R. R. RELIEF DR.. JOHN RkDWAY, 100 Canp st.
EB JOHN WRIGHT Il CO., Agents, Isl Chsrtrss iaa94
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FIRE IN CAsiBELLsvrLLE, KE.-on the 9th inst fire
occurred in Cambellsye Taylor county, Ky, which laid
in ashes considerable portion of that village The prn
cpal sufferers Messrs Newton Smith Case T. Case
Dr. shuttelworth and F, NJ Lewisthe latter probably
ia the largest sufferer w G. Hubbard 4 Co. also sus-
tanned considerable loss The buildings principally
frame and there being fire engines in the place 1t was
impossible to arrest the flames until they had destroyed
an entire block
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

Broke JAL,-The Huntsville (Ae) jail was foreiby de-
yered of its inmates the night of the 18th inst The
prisoners A. j. Province, charged with W
A Brown. with murder, and runaway negro, escaped
and have not since been heard Of They broke the inside
lock by the aid of small free colored boy and then
Sfter supper when the outside door unlocked made
rush out and got clear although the alarm made I'M
mediately and pursuit active.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

THEarRicAL DIsTuRBANcEs.-We referred yesterday, in
our local column to sundry disturbances and breaches
the peace which have lately occurred at thu st. Charles
Theatre, and made special mention of very obnoxious
order which informed had been given by the
manager for their suppression order which would
not only yrannca but beyond the power enforcement
Something OF our statement drawn from Of
cent occurrence which seemed to support its TRUTH and
something was drawn from information given directly to
us.
II will be seen by card from the manager of the St.
Charles Theatre published in another calumn that he
denies having ever given such order was alluded to
and has only instructed the police of the Theatre to pre-
vent rowdysm and conduct calculated to disturb
ance Such regulations evidently necessary and can
not be complained Of They imperatyey demanded
for the comfort of the audience the good the Theatre
and should be rgidly enforced.
We are much gratihed to learn that our information
was incorrect and graed also to learn that the
cause of of the late disturbances at the St Charles
have been discovered 1t that individual in this
city, taking unbrage the house and its management
has industrously employed his time in sending in from
the streets and eyee individuals specially employed to
create riots We further learn that he will be indicted
to-day for his trouble and with him trust there may
be an end to all similar annoyances There are certain
rights belonging to individuals and the individual rights
can all be fty exercised without trenching on those
which bind and restrain them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

A SHOCKING Dr.TH-A poor creature named Mrs Grit,
hth whose husband was killed by locomotive at Pitts
nufsn short time since found frozen to death up
hanging Rock O., the 18th She had been made drunk
entieed rom home by under arrest robbed of
about $50 and left helpless to perish,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

MANI Law IN ALAptMA-A dispatch from Montgomery
yesterday strenuous efforts making there for the
adoption of law prohibiting the sale Of ardent spirits
except in certain cases petition has in circulation
for some time past for presentation the Legislature
which has already received thousand signatures
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

TIE PIcAYuSE-We perceive by anotce in yesterdays
Picayune that that journal has completed the
year its existence entered with very bright promise
of continued upon another We congratulate our
contemporary upon the age which it has attained the
popularity whchit enjoys and the blooming condition in
which it the period of belle We are not fear
full that the protracted Irritation which has been carried
between the Pcayune and Post will end in any thing
serous but should not be at all surprised that
the Picayune had received proposalsfrom Washington
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

Lusus NAruRAE.--A prying German engaged at the
pork packing establishment of VIM Jarvis Co. of this
city, says the Louisville Courier while sFes out the
entrais of elongated hogmeasuring from Tip to tip
eleven feet three nchesdiscoYered pig with correctly
developed human face and its front legs growing out
from the Sides with Examinations each resembling the
four fingers of child
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

GEORGIA u. s. ssNAroR-A dispatch from Milledge-
VILE cnthe 9th that the Georgia Legislature
Tuesday elected Judge Alfred Iyerson of Columbus as
U. 8 Senator, to succeed Mr. Dawson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26
"a sptendtd stock of vy'tnte,.

CLOTHING AL gRlAE EASIERN =GOkSI
EB- make for my SPRING and SUMMER atock,
closing my Winter Goods 40 per cent below thu regular
The following LISTS very fair sample of my piees
HEAVY PILOT CLOTH 90 si2 90
HEAVY BEAVER CLOTH ovERcoATS. 90 to SID %
FINE CASTOR BEAVER CLOTH oyERCoATs.. ga 90 sss 90
PLAIN AND FANCY CASHMERE 90 to $40 90
OLIVE BROWN CLOTH FRoCKs $40 90 to s1 %
de. do do. do. SAGS ....s 8 90 to sl9 90
BLUE and BLACK CLOTH DRESS sls 90 to SIS 90
FANCY CASHMERE PANTs-aI styles 0eto 90
BLAGh GAsslMEREP ANTS.... Wto . . ee
bLaeh botshiN PANIs ' " los . W
BLACK and FANCY SILK VELVET VESTS 80 ts$ %
BLACK and FANCY SILK and SATIN yEsTS..s cot %
LINEN BOSOM COTTON Per Dozen. sls 90 SIS 90
ALI LINEN attlhi bQ to y bV
SILK DRAWERS and UNDER SHIRTS. ............s
MERINo DRAWERS asd UNDER sHIRTs......s 90 80
BLACK and CoLoRED KID GLOVES
BOYS CLOTHING.
BEAVER 0VERCoATS. 90 90
BLACK BLUE and OLIVE CLOTH FRocKs ...s 90 to 90
do. do do. sACs............$ 4 90 to s 90
FANCY EMBROIDERED PoLKAS. 90 to 90
FANCY EMBROIDERED TALNAs. 90 to 20
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS co to 90
BLACK and FANCY SILK 90 to %
CLOTH SILK VELVET CAPS. SO to 50
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS ..............se 90 to $l4 90
WILTON BRUSSELS CARPET BAas.
LADIES' WILTON and BRUSSELS sATCEEI.s.
Public respectfully solicited call
goods trial they fad them cheaper per
obtained elsewhere let be pronounced humb1g.
Should any exist purshasag money
funded. TERMS CASH.
C. B. DREW,
anq6 step No. Ii ghartrea street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

CnAAPAcSE.-We under very especial and sensible
obligations to JIM of Sans Saloon, for bottle of
Hsidseck Champagne, which at the hour OF its reception
was exceeding grateful to all interested The champagne
was discussed with much spirit and thanks hereby
specially rendered to jim" Long may he wave
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

~ D. Walker Esq editor and publisher of the Vicks-
bureh Sentinel offers that paper for sale. Mr. Walker,
wa understand, intends to resume the practice of the
law at jackson. The Sentinel is believe in flourish
ing condition, and the position advantageous one
We regret to lose from the editorial fraternity able
member
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

The ARkAssAs.The Little Rock Wing of the 18th says
No rise in the river yet The weather has been very
cold during the last week Considerable seet fell Fri
day night At present there appearance of rain
Considerable rain fell on Tuesday nightn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

SAILING OF THE GEoRGE LAw.-The George Law sailed
from New York the ed with over four hundred pas.
sengers Among them were Gen, Wool and Ex-Governor
Fooe of Mississippi who their way to California
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

srAr1sr1cASome fellow who has become statistically
crazy that there not one hundred young
in the United States who have not been counting at
least in their lives. Can he tell us how many old
maids there who have not refused innumerabe good
nTera
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.SesU Clothing Store,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
Id uIh z Z

NO. 40 CAMP STREET.
IRWIN & FORNO
~ Have Just received, and opening
CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS,
o. -.
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRock DRESS COATS OF
article and sf the and finish
BLUE CLOTH FRoCK DRESS COATS, with PaK aud Gilt
Buttons;
BROWN and OLIVE FRocK and DRESS COATS;
superior article Of FRENCH BEAVER ENGLISH KERsEY
oYERcoATs, cLoAKs, rALEToTs and SAC COATS Of all
eolors and styles;
BLACK DoEsKIN and CASHMERE PANTS;
100 daorsnt styles and FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS
Fancy SILK and PLUSH VELVET VESTS;
Plain and Figured SILK SATIN YESTB;
WHITE SILK and MARSEILLEs VESTS;
Plain and Embroidered AARsEILLEs VESTS;
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
FRENCH SHIRTS of mscsanioal Worked Bozonst
Pan Fancy and WHITE SILK CRAyATs;
Fine Heavy CASHMERE UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS;
SUBSCRIBERS;
HOSIERY;
HANDKERcHIEFs;
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS;
pALIsEs;
CARPET BAGS, ets.
eB We will receive additions by arrival Of
steamship from New York and the public
generally examine stock which will be terns
n2a 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

MIssIsrp-The jackson Flag of the Union of the 10th
says 1t becomes our painful duty to record the death
OF Bernard Brennan engineer the Southern Railroad
who was shot by named Patterson in front of the
Railroad CoGce-house on Saturday evening last in
vesgation of the affair took place before the Mayor Mr.
Fletcher and Mr. Berrows magistrate which resulted
the discharge of Patterson who was proved acted
self-detense
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

REAL HAyANAsThe superior quality of cigars for sale
by M Vidal the Of Commercial Place and St
Charles street only be known by trial His old Re-
gaas and Cameias not to be surpassed and signor
Pierre BeTtran has the discrimination to point out the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

Observation-Disclosures may desire TO take lessons in the
French language Spanish in both would do well to
avail himself of the opportunity offered by Monsieur
Alex Nelson late Professor Of Languages at the Ken
lucky Military Institute The Professor has day aud
evening classes and his ystem instruction
upon the humbug notions those who pretend to teach
by intuition and teach nothing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

SuIeIoE.-A gentleman writing from Arkansas county
informs that Mr. Daniel B Hams who has been citi-
zen of that county for fifteen years committed suicide by
shooting himself the 18th ut What impelled him to
self-destruction we have not learned
The deceased native of Wellsburg Va lie leaves
family consisting of several small children His wife
died few months since LArkansas Mhig. 18th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

H5- We return thanks to the agent in this city of
Adams Express for his kind attention in furnishing
US late San Francisco Aspinwa and Valparaiso papers
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Shelby College, shetbyvslse, Ky.


k EarsIr rsorgAnirsd shs SUPERVISE. a Dr. euENTz
exp.rtenee Educator Colonel E. W. MORGAN, Dian
gushsd Graduate Of West Psn complete
monty efficient Faculty.
AS- The number Of Students ia strictly limited -seR
This Institution to sonfsr ono
THE LOCATION aalubrisaG an delightful.
ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF EXCELLENT WATER Springs
well as Csess Cserns.
BUILDINGS very Spasious Danpness e ETC.
APPARATUS csmplsse, and Superior in all Departments.
THE LIBRARIES number upwards otfre thousand volumes.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION y thorough, adapted
ALLPURPosEso OF PRACTICAL LIFE embracing all called
Ensss and Commercial Branches, together with he cass
Mathematics Modern LanEaasss Philosophy Eagtassrns Geo
Chemistry for successful pursuit Of all Of which
studies extraordinary opportunities offered.
DISCIPLINE Parsas bat the time sOeieni0uy bosg
in accordance with the MILITARY ORGANIZATION this
Institution.
GYMNASTICS ana MODERATE MILITARY DRILL sontrtbuts
greatly to the promotion Of Health mpsrt gsnsnsnly gait
ss. the other haAd, ths MILITARY DISCIPLINE
engsnders habits Of Punssasity Regularity Order, Nsaassa
Psrson, etc etc.
LET Uaitod with this Collsgeiss
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, ANDA
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
particular Pr.paatsry School
Boys trom twelve y9srs upwards sdntsd.
~ The ensuing Term February 1884
DIR. A. GUENTE, Precedent
COL. (. W. MoRGAH,y V, RI fshslby Collage.
~ The President Of this College will 10 at tho ST. CHARLES
present srspsrsd to tale
charge sfSudesa from this City.
g CATALOGUES, exhibiting Tera, may At ths
Office Of this paper
~ APPLICATIONS DIRECTIONS Of parents who asdr,
personal interview 10 isf at the ST. Charles Hotel
pass tbs following gsasmsn Of Now Orleans
and yisinity:
L. D. ADDISON, San, Esq, JAMES HOPKINS, EIa
L.. D. ADDISON, jan. Esq, ED. WILL. JOHNSTON, ESQ.,
TH0S. ASkLY, Eau, editor Of The Crsseeat.1
DR.. B0DENHAMER, REV, DR. I.EAC0CE. H
GLENDY BURKE, Esq., lALPHQNSE AILTENgERGER
A. I. BURNLEY, E.q., ESQ
COL. @, ]. DOBYSS N, O. H. NORTON Tsa
HON. GARRETT DUNCAN, Hewitt Norton &eo.)
CORNELIUS FELL0WEB, Eal, HON JUDGE j. T. STIRRING
WILLIAM FELLowgS, Esa If ST FyancI.yiIs Il
JILs0N HARRISON, ESD, REV. JoSEPH B. WALKER
payne h Harrison,) VIM. WHITEHEAD, Esq,
WILLIAM q. HEWES, Ess., (Nhitshsad d Chanb.rsA
Huf7q v3Ap 4ws8p
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RJ The gentlemany clerks Of the steamers Chancellor
and A. L. shotwe have thanks the former for Ions
vile papers of the 18th aud Memphis of the Goth and the
latter for Louisville papers of the 18th
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A CARD-To THE PUBLIC -To

n turlhet misrepresentation regard to The Police
following facts: - 's"'s ~ sss'e 'HH
NrdetE have been given Inv Police poysu visitors to the
ho&lk taer dsaPPFeta lou Of the eroauce The only
SaoN thal sNe been
noise disturbance carried siio he 5e
pIoseed decaoualy, " 80 s'V" .ie pelo'n'
Ny blanks are due to this public very liberal and
deserve their good opinion. VERY Tesfe iii a " ." TO
jan96 YSp fSi r pyRaR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

ST eHARLEs p Hawkins BtapoR Jacob Eaton MsGee,
seonns Richard L Rnsh IA I + MScaer T Il slvey,
iaag brown Mis-; L Eiasgty GImsn Key AIS; W
shsi50S Thompson Wm Stall Miss Bill Pound
gard Miss Harriet stod5ard Miss Mary stoidary, Miss While
lady p simonda, NO; Barrow, Tenn, Rogers Va; II
Wood, Tenn.
VERANDA....J Wyatt Kenan, Counat Ala; R Cooke
lady and servant LIZ; Hart, VIM Steel Ball. +
Bueen Warfsd il and lady, Ky; Capt Post Charles
Fotney and servant, Higgins UsA; Hartley and
seryhnt Mrs Q Hartley Texas; Miss Dayp Bloomfield
Pa Q Dlnnng, NO; DR. James and lady Miss
James and w Howard, Tenn TAYLOR Ed
wards Mics EDWARDS, Ala Cuninns Miss W Mills and
LADY, Miss Sarah Mills bennett Broksw Ohio Iheobald
str Aleonia,
CITY Henry Hye Fla Andrews Ohio John Bownson and
Te John Bsowns9a r. 4Ts BrS~Ron Wn Bryce Vim Browe,
Watson g. tiaSs g All W Ray hathers Va Alien,
Taylor Ark Billings Aiains N For8, NJ Harrison
Rogers jr, NO.
ARCADE Walker Chpapell AK Pope Hooks Miss;
L8s Va DrC Hauton DIR G Stevenson, Ramsey,
XVI 4 Edwards, @ Hail. children servant
BeAaey servants, Texas; aogg, Smith, NY; D
Carson, k6 Ihatcher Adams WIN Hogan Thomp-
son, J X Thompson Tenn.
ST LOUIS Mara SC; Chm family Is; Hagle-
ton, Mrs Chaplin and servant, La =
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80 The Cotton Planter for January Is received. 1t
contains many valuable aud interesting articles.
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Drugs, .Igedtctne s Nllel elIsea,,IonIs

DR.. Z. j. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street
s DR.. E. J. CoxEs PREPARATIONS in s1ten,iv, ma r
nearly fifteen have tb acquired
unsurpassed eqaaed by similar made the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlVA, sARsApARILLA AND CURERs
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGES.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF ANT, De,
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
sp- For sale by DruEgfats generally. i,- a,,
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Direct Importation

:. Q
JOSEPH RODGERS s. SONS
POCKET CUTLERY SCISSORS etc. every variety.
aS- Wholesale and Retail Depot in Orleans, at
GUI0N}S,
faue6 apaw Corner of ST. Charles and Canal strests
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

sa- We indebted to T, a HINT ESQ. NJ @ sor
valuable public documents
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FLASAGANs SALooN.The finest steaks and dishes Of
all kinds can be had at Fanagans and also the most
agreeable drinks for accompanying and washing them
down Flanagan keeps always little ahead of the
kots and the choicest things in advance Cassidy
knows how to cook and Barney mix the liquors adj
mirabY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
LEY Prepared only by
DR.. L. j. COKE,
No % CAMP sTREETg
GB The sronEeat which .sd FIR IA
CURE OF DISEASES THE LIVER GENERA pFpA vac.
MERT, with DEBILITY Of WHOLE SYSTEM
TT TO be had Camp street. Druggists geusrav ar
is a,r e.a.
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Died

| Died:
On Wednesday, January Is Of Pneumonia steamer
Matte Wayne from Cinennatt AMAZIAH WASHINGTON son
Jacob A. and Maria sherman, aged and days.
!" Those sunny sunny hours childhood
How soon, how soon they passed awaytn
E Philadelphia Baltimore papers please cow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26
LEGISLa1TVE PRINTING.

We find ourselves this morning under the
pleasant necessity of returning thanks to ou1
neighbours Of the Picayune and Delta for very
kindly, courteous and favorable notice of pc.
tition presented to the Legislature Of the State
by the proprietor Of the Crescent, asking for in
Identification for losses sustained by him on ac-
count of the non-execution, on the part of the
State, Of a contract for printing awarded him
by the late Constitutional Convention We re-
turn our very sincere thanks to cur cotempora-
ries for their courtesy and consideration, and
for the exceedingly favorable opinions they have
expressed with regard to the justice and legal
ity Of Our petition. Such opinions, coming from
such sources, cannot but be Of value to us.
They are the estimates Of those who were well
acquainted with the proceedings Of the Conven-
tion. and who are qualified to Judge of the NOR
its Of the claim we have presented
The Delta makes the following remarks,
which, in a few words, sum up the outlines Of
the case.
The last Convention holden this State
elected MrJ Il Maddox the proprietor of the Crescent
printer to the Conve nton and ordered him, by
ton to print several thousand copies Of its proceedings
and debates Owing to the illness and subsequent death
Of the reporter who elected BY the Convention and
bound TO furnish the necessary copy, Mr. MADDOX Vas
enabled to proceed but little way the fufllment Of
the contracts. He had made large and expensive ar
xaDgemens to execute the work entrusted to him and by
its non-reception, lost considerable sum
In this state Of the learn that Mr. Maddox has
presented petition TO the Legislature for Indemnity and
that has been referred ia the Senate the Committee
on Claims From what know Of the circumstances
the contract and the business think that Mr. Maddox
Is well entitled to indemnity and trust that he will obtain
it, It altogether fashionable among legislative bodies
to think that printers live air and need pether
pay nor good treatment for their trouble If precedent
TO the contrary BIO set in the present we shall be
most happy to see it.
The Picayune, after reference to the pre-
liminary facts just recited, adds:
We know something with regard to the inerts Of this
case, and are Inclined to believe that Mr. Maddox has
legal well equitable claim against the State for the
full amount claimed aud trust that he will be successful
In obtaining payment.
AS matter Of personal interest to us, al
though Of public nature otherwise, we do not
feel at liberty to make more particular reference
to it. Unless we had deemed it both just and
equitable we certainly should not have intro
duced it to the attention Of the Legislature, and
we are happy to have our own opinions support
ed by those of our cotemporaries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-26
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s. W. Pass, Jan. 25.--The bark AImadin Captain
Brewer, from Bristol, has arrived inside the Bar