davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

from the mall Shells ard ScoHops those with four
openings which he will sell lower prices than
before offered in this city.
Please call and for yourselves, whether you wish
pictures or not.
Eg- All Pictures warranted perfectly satisfacto-
~ no charge.
Artists supplied with Instruments, Apparatus and
Stock ,at reasonable rates [may Ia, '55.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

Percussion and Lever Seal Presses.
AVlNG been appointed agent for Shpey's
IL Merchants and Bankers Lever Seal Presses,
and for Evans Percussion Press, 1 am enabled to
furnish seals for lodges corporations, business
notari seals md wo,d cngravisgs executed in the
first style of art. Samples may be at my est b.
ishmen.. Orders from distance promptly attended
to. iune l3 -=- j. l.. CORSE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10


- ss ahs heterogeneous will be-
oHessnE IsHgnsges and OF different s,5
s1o " make thefn aot tAink ~ ks h.
Pofelcas aH.srs EIiAbs Ike mixing al and watr It
1ikcofu1 a5ssension anarchy sud cvii Sar s;St
'othe popular fpdiTfauai will assire the -
sertors or1eF ths sovetrigDs Of Rprope I
many of the natives viii sustain shea = i s''A
Ine unuEch az Rome has design on that cn.,,r-
a5s - wiz Pc w time the a MI III
In the destruction Of that Republic fi,ays o,,Te,i
WEI many Of the sogoregns snd psces Of Ensope and
sheg unepiseuy expressed their relative Ii ts
om sns Of the Uaited States and Their DISCRIMINATION
This is the evidence Of the Duke Oh Richmond.
q nobieman we'll acquainted with ths crowned
ineeda Of Europe. How do you like ". aatf-
4aLaericanss Yon are in glorious company y0u
are battling shoulder 10 shoulder With the
enemies Of freedom in America The subtle
swes We, = woven, the net is spread and we arc
Asn,ng WIN our eyes open into its rnesfsss. and
ouE uestI uetion is certain unless third party
be governed by Americans =
. ell, exclalns some hot headed Anti aT
tell you the country is safe the ,sus.rrifed
Democracy can save it z Can ,peyhans 10 st,,t
will il so yeur Democracy Il as cerrupf az
Whlggery. Both are rortsn Neither can. or
will, or dare save the count Why Be-
cause they are both sold, body and soul, IL PARTY
and to foreign bondage. .s.-.sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

sskI-WEEKLY LINE OF g, - 5,ss:z.iss.sss339l
STASEs AGE FROM CLINTON 80 ~
LAST FEIlClANA, passing through GEEHSBURG ANTE
CIT on ths NEW oRLEAN3 and JACKSON RAILROAD.
There established this Ronte Iii Weekly Lue Stages
leaving Ae City Monday Wednesday Friday
rival Of the Passenger Train Ne reaarng
the evening o'clock. Returning leave Clinton
Tuesday Thurs and Saturday o'clock in the morning.
arriving at Amte Cyin time the
oeanE By this rnte will from New oennH cp
The
Stage. The Stage Road
natural on this
Bag for the Letters
pa ed the office of the New Orleans jackson Railroad
Cafondelet
and Friday at O'Clock in the and
Ths Fare os through passengers Clinton will
be Five Dollars viii thus that cheapest
and safest route from Clinton New Orleans.
$50 F. {. HEsLER Amite City
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
10 s q PH HU 2
10 SEE FL UFTY,
80 CAMP STREET, 30
. Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS,

No. 20 Camp street. lader ths cy Hotel Neto Orleans,
h sra 81 GODS sss af5s
sS SpPshea Psh sad po he c5mb
BRUSHES every description his manufacture the
roET 4 Psifusy Pins roma
sE sSSs: Et nsss Portable Desks,
suSs ssfD1 es ss r f'EsEef ss 4sEs
every va'Sts Z H r ss go. Y ssr
The stock in h ns aaasisaF q he T. Cooper, NJ rosa
s of Il a ana s. sT
o4 ss Sesg sSsd s h gsHt care by
viii b.
Eysr article warranted "a 81 the he
nlELIAaILK P.ROTE;VgTI;SlN- AT SMALL COST
SANDS ii INSgEEP q The OUTLAY OF FISTY-FiyE DOL.
f NOURTHOUSES, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro
kep chaats Capitalists Planters, Retailers, Mechanics
Fsm ona and osr dstoss Of guarding from the
5s y eo ss ia" a
Ii
style Of Lock the key Of which hight as half dollar
The 5asyP capacity article ii .o % by
purchasers while is s.ss superior wa be
the &c @ m pSpa s 0hG, . f
hss pats-on Inferior Box wood wh-
out iron inside gift sso that the former has sd the
curoy rysG than latter prepared to demon
be glad to hear the sksptca.
the Concrete Ss will
who seriously
dmpuesa nparabe salamander Safe VIXEN generally
closed This important to Jewellers
in bne fabc delicate artcta are materially in ed by the
always
following aoug testimonials furnished
the undesigued, who
hin stand, No. ~ the
NEw ORLsAss, April 26, 1855.
M Isaac Bridge: srA have taken az of Hlh Pa
ssas
able and portion a that were ~ Of cur booka from the re
oil March 18th, 1851. Magazine street
The being fed with voodeuwar
aud notwithstanding the
which aueced after being taken from the ruins when
fcieny cooled 40 hon srwards) the
In bank bills to be
perfectly regards fire burglar qualities
than other
know Of Respectfully, yours, H A BARLOW q CO.,
Deaersin WoodenwAre, IS Canal st,
Those ung the old Etye of iron chea subject to
those articles invariably fall
slight attacked
glars,
The for sale second hand Saamand Safes
Iron Chests Bank and Store ocka Fire Proof
Balances Scales. ISAAC BRIDGE,
iNll 3nndEt nnal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
OFFICE OF TIE MARYLAND coNsoi IpATED LOTTERIES,
r bALTIioEE, Maryland, 91th June, 1855. :
NAIITIQM - I.nrrERY Ep41rnl---l,,e Cntn.

of the State Lo his duty
canton the PUBLIC wo
mail frsuiuler Lottery Schemes, pretend
The only legal LOTTERIES those daily under
III Of the the people of
sr under the Consultation, e etamns the
schemes and attend 10 tie drawings.
All the id theHe all certificates OF package
tickets have the thes aphed sgpatars e. X BAEEA&, uss
Agent for The ContrI1r Oe Maryland Consolidated
iefies, Baltimore Md. All are
inform the subject Of which
tsy drawn viii be cheerflly BY addressing
uaiy +. X. BRENAN, Baltimore,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

A few days ago a negro attacked married
lady near Sparta, Tenn, violated her person,
and then murdered her by crushing her head
with a stone. The fend was arrested and i'm
mediately hanged by process Of Judge Lynch,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
Cheap! Very Cheap:
FRNO EOuSE-k EEPERS - ECONOMIST

w hOUDE-hEEt Eh0 - ECUNOjAiST aS7sSav
~ Asp JACKSON RANGES, CRATES AND STOVES. -
Cooking Stoves Of full ni1as aud fully warranted bo T
wei prices from I'll 10 so all completely and ais the
VOL known Ecohomiat Ranges,
The large Number of these important Ranges haSe lately sold
s 70 me the advantage OF referring hsess to list
OF purchasers who well firms thi city, and will volun
ay aud readily be shown drsd The fuel tho perfect
OF both The simple OF The e bsr
Wlth affords
to aecunue The transport stands
similar ordinary stoys coGsined
ellis.
Japanhed and Tin Ware Boom Tubs and Pa Kitchen Utensils
Spirit Gas -
Al Of Work Repairing tho HOUSE FURNISH
patrick's Church. W. /. fI6DGSON "
kahr IN Eautn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
IHE coon sAMARITAsNss;; 7 j.,

ThE GO0D sAMARlTANs.
FkSHIS ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED LAST
IL evening" the epidemic being m
Ths following gentlemen eecd otheera for The
JOHN Holahd President; ;, Vice President j.
Mason, Secretary, John FLASHER, Treasurer
REoEykEs DoNAToNHien John L. Lewia, Mayors Office
Eugene R0nsseau Cenei Bank c. prendefgast
lsanian 9ee Third District and Thos MOore Republican oce
Fourth Distinct.
MKpIe.L ADvsRRs-Dccora A Cartsrgh j. S. MacFntane
Moa de la Rosa Wederstrand Bertrand, Donnaud and Lewis
CUepERs C Young Poydra and ~ Rue ROYAL
George W.
NuRsEs toH raE sickPsIaCna residing iI or out Of the city
want apply Curtis No4 Poyds Market,
to John tlher Pedido opposite the Caolcn Railroad
enot or 70 T. kas Book Sre under the ST. ChaEes Hotel
Waited inmeda ely, fly aoG atsd ious Apply to
M'dne Cur s No. Poydraa Markets Kelia Book oro
the St. Gharies iia John Flasher Perddo opposite
hrfO Rbi rnRI Dan Anlnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

A DESIRABLE BOARDING HOU Sc, kesss
IN FOR LEASE That elegantly hnisaad build ing, kt2EA
bsasa bsSwa y pa.sa pEsRANs Al VERANpAH Camp
nrst class Boarding House. being furnished with ali modern
f0esen ia Immediately Applyto
leslH JAMES pEssAN, comni Ieiai Piaee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
First District Pound

i fSt oISIrlCL FOunQ.
NKTAs brought to the First District Pound. on Dry
wv AIDES street. near Triton Walk, as estrays- J.
Z One she Goat, white body and face black neck and
jaws, with waffle,
One she Goat, white body black head neck and right
shoulder with waffle
One she Goat black and white, without tail
Which, if not claimed within ten dayg, and the
penses thereon paid. viii be sold at public auction at
said pound MONDAY the 18th October, at 10 O'Clock
"A. M. AUG. s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Oct, 4, 1855
L etc conduit au depot des epaves du Premier Dis
Il trict, rue Dryadess pres de la Promenade Triton
conRe epaves-
une chevre e corps ct lie front ct les narhores
noires, ayant nne barbe.
Une oheyre lie corps la tete lie ct peaule droite
noires. ayant barbe.
Une Cheyre noire ct blanche SANG queue.
81 ees ne s0at pas recames dams dix ours eft les de-
pepses paye ills seront vendus renchere publique,
dit depot, LUNDI le Is octobre 1885, 1oheures A. NJ
AUG. 8. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rues.
Fouvelle Orleans, lie 4 Oct, 1856 o5 10 15
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

ri EW ORLEANS, oPE- - psss Ssg5;ssssszssssa
LousAs AND GREAT EAT J wFsT Tds ~ 4 w 80 s.-s
Pas asisei sfss
Isis es9eE ''a asas = 's'sA =. ''e
EW 5Ds .5B oBLEANss lE4aE S5aJasss JaoE; Is s -
Depot csiOpe street. q Clara street.
fhssENsga TRAIN lgsyss .he ey aay n. Reaches
cy Passeng,i aadsd aisfinsdao
cents per e each Children servants
FRIGHT TRAIN from tie city oyza all
to .w sg al MTh Gsa ,.r I'd
asS aszagEsf as'5sss s.s Rgss sss:.
NEW YORK IsKsa,S aHD ERIE ts a, ys.s;li;lEsI;
q III ssyS. NJ psali .,s.
PSSEH5 PgFE4R5 ExFFss ExFREss H. 52 e. s3asa Bssst
A g. s A. n N Gr pa 3 and Raae
1a a5cfIASp nfii. sfs fss @ cA.ses
A WIZ y @ f. s H. IN '49p' ai
and ,isY; issls9iais s. s;ssioa ssa :, =.
lAIGRANT p NJ ior uaEk and Gaaalo,
way EXPRESS p NJ BaHalo, and inter-
ssIs Fal' ksliTq9d is5 Esssfs
Chicago. and with splendid porta
aysI L &c, MecALLuAi, General sapsrntenasut..
e. hAE5#SAs 4 ~ sRRiszoI +, !
tipIs Bet w ssa m WASN'T g!0q Hod caripna n ho9rs
THE BAlTiMokE md 9iilo RATLRoi0 r
has gtsss /, %ssn offers s
~ PoI,ons od the Vest the NaIt5wss @ s'a hf sogthwss
bound West from Rstimota alaya promptly nadv
nseR Junction. Qetelg called The Relay HaeJ
too and she oo Baggags through Wheeling
t Washington sa'icn, aud teehecked aud
th a'ssnses without snTgs thoie holding through
n NJ anu ~ p. NJ On suudaya tte latter hour only.
Al connection with the trai1
f4 Ohio siohd fnung Beilire, the Oh WEssl
lns throEh zanesv and NsmaI 70 coambas These
Saadusy RoRd for sandnekg Toledo Detrot chiesgo,
Louis,
Of the as Miami Raoad Sepa, tncinnh Lolisytiia etc.
At Aeha Ton Little Miami Ra road)
Al thTogb ph ton TO ndisnapos fee HaGte, Lyat Chi
cazo, Rock Island, ST Louis etc.
holding through tickets for Memphis yeksturg Matt
chez New oraan hieh sold At Wsbir
% th Mail Steamers the oha Tiakess
vie, Cairo and ST. Louts, sed by this route.
For Cselsud Toledo Detroit Chicago etc
sold when the Ohio Ia payigaoe between
ory mlss where connection with the Cleveland
Travellers requested notice that while this the only
shorteas nearly adag points
great Vest The Distance from Washington TO Cincinnati
ntlss being about mleB shorter han other
FAhE ny ThRouGH TioKEr W4sHISsToN.-To Wheeling,
~ SCI Columbus 10 IS Dayton sis So c.ncuna Louisville
81 5o cevesnd az Isl 10 edo 0 Detroit, sis 20 cnngo
s20B5 and ts 6o ST. Louis 2s oapd s4s eph s2B New
For Frederick and Harper's Ferry Manburg Berkeley sprngs
bedford Springs Piedmont oa&and and Famoun,
minor way tiRtons between Baltimore Wheeling
advertisement.
~ For further information through etc. apply to Tos
'''r1e JOHN H. DONE,
49,, Master of Transportation,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE.
NT RS. CAROLINE THORN respectfully calls
I'VE the attention of the pablo her establishment
Naysds shd Polymna Parties will bs supplied with whist is
wished in her line, the shortest notice.
E Attached the Conec extensive Bakery aul7 SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, May !, 1855.
ResOttsa That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized ani required to give notice. by standing ad
yertEement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No 1912 approved
March 3d. 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority of order
from the Comptroller, in accordance with the ordinance
referred to- lsignedl e. L TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
.0. [Signed l.. FL PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 28 1856
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers of the city and Of the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
my19 tt Comptroller City of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

A Coon REASON IA grand iiaEy igo9fed
bill against huge negro for stesttns Vi,teReus,
aud before dischargiug him from ensfedy. aud
Judge bade HIM stand reprinasesH' ne CON
.sYou may 90 noR. John but Choking his
| finger at him) let D1e warn you never 10 appear
Job5. with delight beaming froln his big shi4s
ewes and with broad grin, displaying roe Of
/ Beautiful ivory, replied:
81 wouldn't bin dis time, Judges esiy the
constable foteh me y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

FEVER IN MISSISSIPPI The fever has greatly
abated in Canton, and the jackson Mercury re-
joces to learn that it is for want Of Subjects
The Mercury Of Saturday last says;
We have to record only three deaths by the
fever in jackson, within the 4S hours since our
last publication: Mr.. ]. S. buchanan, q negro
Of DR.. Sklpwith, negro child of Gen Julienne
making, by our count, II deaths in ali this
season out of more than hundred cases The
sick we're all doing Wen,' without exception,
as far we could hear yesterday evening.
Nehaye heard OF eight or ten new cases within
that time: s. Tiff, Esq, T, I Swami, child of
Judge Clifton, Robt Smith, and some others
mostly blacks. Two Of the penitentiary guards
have been dangerously sick. No sickness among
the prisoners.
We are gratifed to be able again to state that
almost all the attacks of the fever are of mild
type, and yield readily to prompt medical treat
ment and good attention. A corps of fifteen
nurses, sent at the request OF our efficient Mayor
Taylor, by that noble band, the Howard Associ-
alton of New Orleans, left that city by the
George Collier, on Wednesday, and were ex-
pected here by last nights or this mornings cars
These, with some We will be enabled to obtain
tomorrow from Canton, will place us beyond
the probability OF any one suffering for attsn-
ton.
The very mild type of the disease here this
year, jnstihes the hope that it is about the last
| visitation of the yellow fever at Jackson-at
| least for years to come
The Mercury also records the following mar
row escape of an editor in Canton:
1t affords US great pleasure to correct the an
| nouncement of the death of our cotemporary, j.
| +. Bosworth, publisher of the Canton Citizen,
Although his grave was opened, and his eofin
ready, his disease took q favorable turn. and he
is now, with care, certain of recovery His
grave has been filed up tenantless, snd may it
| long remain so.
The Port Gibson Herald of Friday last states
that number Of new cases had occurred in that
town, but only one had died since its previous
issue, and none of the cases were considered
dangerous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
C0MpTRoLLER's OFFICE,
CITY of Nsu QrIenns 0ntahnr 10 lShh

:
City of New Orleans, October TO- 1856.
( .-lag .a.-s=g4. [ No. 2352 .5l..y. -
Re5olU3, That the Comptroller sell at public auction,
to the lowest bidder after len days notice in the official
Journal contract for attending and keeping in repat
The bridge at the Intersection Of the New Canal and
agnolta street. for one year from the approval OF The
adjudication thereof.
Belt further rssolpea That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized 10 appoint keeper to take charge
of said BRIDGE at the intersection of the New Canal
and Magnolia street, until keeper shall be provided
by contact al salary not exceeding thyye dollars
per month
[Signedl GERARD STITH,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
[signed EDW Ii. DURELL,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved August IA, 1855.
[Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, thai on MONDAY, glst
inst; will adludicate at my Office, at II O'Clock, NJ,
The above contract.
o1otd o. DEgUYS, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10. 1855
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
C0MPTROLLER'S OFFICE, 1
City Of New Orleans, October 10, 1855

A -@--- - CUMPTKOLLEK's UFFIUE!
City Of New Orleans, October 10, 1855
{ No 1881
i Resolred, That the Comptroller be and is hereby
authorized to sell at public auction, after ten days
notice in the official Journal the contraction supplying
the city with Pittsbng coal until the 3lst March, 1854
sgeeabiy TO specifications on file in the Surveyors
Office subject TO The approval Of the Common Council
Esigned1 GERARD STITH,
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl EDW. H. DURELL,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved August IA, 1856
LSigned1 JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice j. hereby given that on MONDAY, 2fst inst,
will adjudicate at my office at IL O'Clock NJ, the
above contract.
ol0td ..---- -. 0. pEBuYs. Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

THl, TRICK THE BOYS DID NOT PLAY ON THE
INp1An's About ten days ago some of the set
tiers OF Hillsborough and adjaeency were COM
pairing notes. All hands were convinced the
fndi ans were lurking about in the neighboring
g mo untains in small squads awaiting an
opportunity to steal animals 1t was agreed to
drive large ca5aliado--led by gentle mare,
with big bell onto point near the hills
to sec rete guard in their proximity and let
!" MIR. john come and steal them and get
his foot into it, The thing was accordingly
done All went well and promised success
Late in the evening the boys began to feel the
want of something to strengthen the inner man
and weilt to a house to get supper. They were
gone but little while and returned On the
way they heard the bell rattling away. No
| doubt so ne of them were engaged imagnatlyely
in shoot ng the red rascals just as they were IN
the act of appropriatipg horses These pleas
| ant fancies were soon Interrupted. On reach
ing the veteran leader of the cabaliado they
found her alone-not single animal with her.
The Indians had, doubtless, been spectators Of
the whole affair and amused themselves at the
idea of out-generaling the boys. The alarm
4 was Immediately given. Early the next morn
inc twelve men started in pursuit, The Indians
had succeeded in securing some sixty head o
horses from that part of the Ciholo. AT thu
latest accounts the party were still out. [Sal
Antonio Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

p
We are gratiied to receive such favorable in
telligence from our sister State. The editor of
the Mercury is en- exceedingly well informed
and reliable man. We anticipate a magnificent
triumph in our sister State in November next
In the Fifth Congressional District there is
Ii ardly shadow of doubt that the eloquent and
i'm passoned Hillyer will defeat the veteran
Quitman. Our accounts from the sea-shore
dish let are particularly encouraging.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
i NJ. TANEY. Wholesale Dealer in Eor-

NJ laNLI, HnOleSat6 Dealer In For
xs eign ard Domestic tt Lquora, No. Gravar street
kewoan keeps constantly hand shipping ORDER New
York and Philadelphia Ae Rorer and Champagne
rel orhohsad botg packed caske pucha
Also imports Scotch Ale and London Porter. 7F
LH Promptand particular attention paid all crders received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
A VAGABOND HUSBAND.

A young woman, named Agnes Bunting, yesterday
appeared before Justice Connolly, and preferred a
charge of abandonment. against her husband Jo-
seph Bunting, to whom she was married a few
months since, but who, some weeks ago, left her
destitute. She states that since deserving her he has
been living with one Mary Miller alias Mary Beach,
once public exhibitor as a model artist in vile
den in Mercer.st.; and, when called upon to con-
tribute something toward her maintenance he told
her that he had become tired of marriage, and sd-
yised her to lead abandoned life, and thus pro-
vide for both herself and him. A warrant for toe
arrest Of the fellow issued and he with the wo-
man Miller, was brought into Court by Officer Hsr-
rigan. The Magistrate locked him up in the Tombs,
and sent the woman to the Pententisry for four
months as q vagrant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-23
SEIZURE or DIAMONDS.

4 few days since posse Of Custom House officials
headed by Capt. Rsnders, called a. the establishment
of Theodore Christ, manufacturer aud importer OF
ieuery at No. ll9 Nassau St, and took possession
of his entire stock alleging that som, or all OF II had
heen smucyled. The officers retained possession OIL
the God. until Wednesdsy-the safes containing tue
diamonds and other jewery to the value Of slOo'Vov
being kept sealed except during the time the search
was progressing. Finally, the Legitimate importation
of all the property satisfactorily accounted for
with the exception Of package of diamonds and
other precious stones, valued at $4,000, which the
officers took possession OF upon the allegation tina:
they had been smugged Mr.. Christ states that these
belong partly to private individuals, and partly to
himself, he having purchased them from wealthy
lacy Of THE City. The officers before removing the
package, offered to let them remain, provided Mr. Z.
would prove that they hsd not been smusgled; bus
Mr.. c., by advice Of bis counsel, L. b. Sheppard,
Esq preferred leaving those who charge him with
SNUG, ling to prove it, and says they have acted
without justidable evidence The matter will be I'M
medately investigated.