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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
SIKH Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.-EIectiOns.-Ca has car
ried Wisconsin and Iowa. :. His majority in Ohio
is about $4,000. :. .Cass has a majority in Maine,
New Hampshire, Illinois, and Michigan, by reduced
maorities. He has also, probably, carried Vir-
ginia . Taylor's majority in Ne1O York, over all,
about 100000. The wing candidate for Governor
is elected also, a large majority of the members
of the Legislature. All the Congressman elected
are wings 80. Pennsylvania gives Taylor about
10000 majority. Van Buren, polls large vote in
Massachusetts and all the other Eastern States !;
but still larger vote in Ohio and Illinois, .Tay-
lors electoral vote is now 100, without Florida or
Mississippi.
RObbery-Richard Refs, son of Judge Refs, clerk
in the Baltimore Post-office, was held TO bail for
robbing letters, etc., to the amount Of $1,000.
Markets -Breadstui6 and Cotton frmer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

CAPT. MAcE.-We had the pleasure yesterday of
welcoming our old friend Capt. Mace. Since
Yucatan has become the field where laurels are to
be won, we think the Captain will be desirous of
gathering his share at all events he could raise
company with as much celebrity as any one in town.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

90 Four fires occurred in Albany during Satur-
day and Sunday, the 18th and 5th, but no serious
damage resulted from either.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

Gs- The Irish agtators have frequently declared
themselves as firm a rock. Like the emblem of
their country, we fear it is a sham-rock.-Puppet
ShOW.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

NEW BooKs.-We have received funny book
from Steeles. 1t is called Stray Subjects ar
rested and bound over" Do you want to laugh
Ruv IT,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

Do The Mirror of Fashion, says that waist
coats after the fashion Of Robesperre namely, white
and double-breasted, with very wide Iappels, are
greatly patronized, especially by the young re-
publicans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

0s- The receipts at the Art Union, New York,
are already about $45 000
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New YoRK.-The members of Congress elected
from this State are as follows:


L. John A. King wing gain.
H.. David A. BOkee, wing gain.
III. j. Phillips Phoenix, wing gain.
". Walter Underhill, wing gain,
W.. George Briggs, wing.
W.. James Brooks, whig gain.
-. Horace Greeley, wing gain.+
NIl.... William Nelson, wing.
VIlI....R. Holloway, wing.
TX. Thomas McRess0ch, wing.
w. Herman ID. Gould, wing.
XI. C. R. Sylvester, wing.
Kill. Gideon q. Reynolds wing.
KILL. John l.. Seho0lcratt, wing.
XIV. George r. Andrews. wing.
XVI. r. Thurman, wing gain.
XVII. Hugh White, wing.
XVII..H P. Alexander, wing gain.
XVIII Preston King, free soil.
XIX. Charles E. Clarke, wing.
Xxx. o. b. Madison, wing gain.
XXI Thomas Smith, wing gain.
XXH.. Henry Burnett, wing gain.
XXIH William DueT, wing.
XIV. Daniel Cot. whig.
XIV. Herman 5 COnger, wing.
XXNI....W T. Jackson, wing.
xviii. w. A. Sackett whigs
XXVIII...A M. SchermerhOTn, wing.
XXX. Robert l.. Rose, wing.
Xxx. David Rumsey, wing.
AXXI.,.. E. Rsley, wing.
XXXII....E e. G. Spaulding, wing
XXXIH... Harvey Putnam, wing.
XXXIV....L. Burrows, wing.
Elected to fill & vacancy 80. Wing gain-10
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CoMMERcIAL REvIEw.-We pa

nT- Thanks TO the officers of the steamboat
Medora for Cincinnati and Louisville papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

Do A Dublin paper recently made the announce
ment that the disturbed districts remained in a
continued state of peace"
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COMMERCIAL.
First pispatoh.-BALr1mORr, Nov. IA.

First Dispatch.-BALTMoRE, Nov. Ia.
NEW YoRK MARKETs.-Sales of 15O 600 bales cotton to-
day-prices steady Stock hand, 10000 ID bales.
Flour IS 40 to IS Co.. Corn and Wheat unchanged.
Provisions dropping Groceries quiet. Sugar and Mo-
lasses dropping U. s. Skies have advanced 4 to per
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

Ec7- By late ukase Of the Emperor, some extern
sion of liberty has been awarded to the Jews of
Warsaw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

The RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The Salem papers
publish the following list of persons killed and in
jured by the late collision on the Eastern railroad
Killed in the Marbehead train: Nathaniel w.
Roundy, aged 46-leaves wife and a large num-
Der Of children; Samuel Manning, Jr., of the firm
of S. Manning & Son, shoe manufacturers, aged
26-leaves a wife and two children; John George
Stevens, aged about 34-leaves wife and several
children; Henry G. Trefry, son of Mr.. S. S. Ire
fry, cashier of the Marblehead Bank aged Is years
and 10 months single; John Cross, son of a
widow, aged 49, John Clone Russell, aged Is.
Wounded BENZ. B. Brown, Jr., son of Captain
Benz B. Brown-both legs broken; franklin Cur
lis, one leg badly injured Edmund Glover, leg
fractured and foot crushed; Thomas Clothey, col
lar-bone fractured; Joseph Glover, engineer, in
jured slightly Seth Hathaway, badly injured and
bruised Nathaniel Howe, back injured; Samuel
B. and Joseph Gregory, injured; Asa Hooper, jaw
broken; Joseph Dennis, foot jammed; and several
others more or less injured, all of Marblehead. In
the Lynn train wounded John Gardner, seri-
ously injured Emery Perkins, ribs broken both
of Salem.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

CREDIr.-We are indebted to the Evening edi-
ton of the Picayune for a considerable portion Of
our Northern election returns.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

Or The Rhode Island General Assemby,a at Bris-
tol, adjourned on the Sd inst, after a session of
four days. A short horse is soon curried''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

O1s- Gerritt Smith electoral tickets were in the
field at the late election in New York, New Jersey
Michigan, Ohio, Connecticut, Illinois and Penn,
sylyania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

o. " hate to hear people talk behind ones
back, the robber said when the constable called
sc Stop thief"
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Third Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, Nov. M,ehigan.-All the coun-
ties in this State are heard from Casss majority is
1908 The Legislature is democratic. The Con-
gressional delegation is composed Of two democrats
and one free soil wing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
Second Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IA. = Massachusetts, = The
State elections came off yesterday in Massachusetts
The vote for Governor, in Boston, stood Wing,
7746; free soil, 1898; democratic, 1856.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLoR.-The following is
Gen. Taylor's reply to the letter of the committee
enclosing the resolutions adopted at the Cartmen's
mass meeting in New York:
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o. The Portuguese army list comprises nearly
1900 officers on full half pay though the army
is fixed at $1,000 men, many of whom are always
on furlough
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

NAvAL.-The ship Shanunga, at Boston, from
Calcutta, reports Oct. slst, lat % N, long, 81 As
W., spoke United States sloop-ol-war jamestown,
from the coast of Africa, for Vera Cruz.
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Third pispatoh.-BALr1mORE, Nov. Is.

New YORK MARKETs-Sales to-day, 1000 bales Fair
Cotton. Rice steady Flour duer. Grain unchanged.
-. Provisions slightly improved Government Securities,
per premium Treasury Notes, S5s...New Loan.
g. Virginia still doubtful
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

BosroN ExPoRTs.-The Boston Shipping List
gives table Of the exports from that port for the
last ten months. They are valued at 81, 752, 725-
the principal part being to Buenos Ayres East In
dies, and the West Coast Of Central America. The
exports Of ice amounted TO 52,Os4 tons of ice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
Rich and Fashionable CLOTT
RICHARD SANDS
corner of Tchoupitoulas and Povdras STRAITS

corner OF 4CnouplIoulas and Foyoras streets.
Having received by the latest arrivals from NewYok splendid
oent the above articles would call the politicians
the fact believing that they viii fail perceive the facility with
which they their Clothing bets his estabhmen He will
heeSny accommodate Wings Democra Bernbuners Freeso
e Noparty and Every-pary men-he particular. In
fact body nwant Of Clothing obtain him great
gems. Call and examine his magnificent so9k any how n2n
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Fifth Dispatch,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 14-NeD York.-Van Buren's
vote in all but tencounties in New York, not heard
from, exceeds the vote for Cass by 10000.
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Auction Sale This DaY.

MORPHY NEvIUs will sell at No. 81 Magazine street
10 clock, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, etc.
R. M. ARMF1ELD viii sell at the store OF Jasper Smith
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats, Boots, Shoes etc. with.
out reserve [eg5~ See Auction headl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

EXPORT OF BREADsTUFFs.-The shipments of
breadstufs from NewYork for Europe for the week
ending Oct 3Oth, were, 1881 barrels of flour,
lO9, AGO bushels of corn and SIP bushels of wheat
The shipments from Philadelphia for the week end
ing Oct. 9th, were, 1921 barrels of flour, 1910
barrels Of meal, 1882 bushels wheat, and Sc 1862
bushels of corn. The total exports of breadstuffs
from this country from Sept LIST up TO the present
date are l97 $50 barrels four II ,O55 barrels NEAL
$50, bushels wheat, 2,418, 500 bushels corn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
New orleans District Court Calendar,

For Friday, NOUenlbeT u, Io4o
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Al criminal cases
sEoorr DTsTRIcr CoURr-Fday is set apart for the trial
of oppositions 10 this court
THIRD DIsTRIcr CoURT.--J NJ Wolf Us. ?; L. JaTe and
Wfs Hanod Darling, Bptm ina 19soP Y01ng
John Armstrong u.s. R. .. Smith; j. . waterman rs
F. "A. COnant.
FOURTH D1sTRIor CoURF-A F. Dunbar Co; Us; j..
r. Conway: Henry Stage rs. E. H. POmIOy y Co..
VIM. O. Fink IS. d. N Pope Co.; nurbndge y
Son ps e. Daggett: CHAT Ds. J +. Miller ct al; H..
g. E. Davis Us. H. R. WinbuTni Same as. A. BogaH;
Same rs. A McKeener.
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr.-MTs. Caldwell Us. Miller; Gre
qaire MS Ranney; Widow Aubert Arbogaste Sue
cession of NJ A Jobert Lane Il Co. Us. HUT Il Par
sells Mtchelf m. Ledaux ct al
k5~ LAWYERS BRIEFS neatly and erpeditioasly ere
cuted at This office, and on reasonable terms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent. .
ELECTION RETURNs-ooNrEsr DECIDED.
First Dispatch

First Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, Nov Virgnia-One hundred
counties have been heard from in this State. lay
lors gain is 1864. I'VE presume gain since the presl-
dental election of 1S44.-Eds Crescent The
State is considered doubtful.
Mqrkets-Northern markets unchanged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

OF 1t is a remarkable fact that 1898 emigrants
who arrived at New York on the 4th and 9Th in
American vessels lost only ten of their compan-
ions during the voyage; while 1888 who arrived in
British vessels during the two days named, lost
tmrty-five on the passage. The American vessels
made shorter passages than the English.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
5O.OOOI
tNoT MaJoRITY FoR cas-.

NNUI .HHJORIJ'Y FOR CRSS)
PAY YOUR BETS!
A ; THE ELECTION is OVER NOW, those who lost
- COLTS; P.4YTS, VESTS etc. will be requested 10
VIh over he undersigned has a stock Of FASHIONABLE
Just received which he recommend 10 Wing
make. such as ~
Black Cloth Dress COATS
Black and e0Ored Cloth FROCKS.
SAI;s and PALETOTS
Satin, Velvet. Cashmere SILK and Cashmere VESTS
snpeT black French Doeskin PANTS
SHIRTS SIfSpFNDEps
INDERSHfRTS C.I 0VEs
DRAWERS SOCKS III SI1I- tpf.ttTPEg
C&AVAT5, SCARFs IJMRRtfiAS - s,c
lnlI Sd2 ~ FRED ANTHON
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Second Observation-Disclosures, Nov. a.
NEW YORK MARKETs.-Sales to-day of Cotton, 5000
bales q advance There in either this
the preceding Dispatch but give it reeeiyed-Eds.
Crescent Flour finer. Rice dull Beef buoyant.,
Lard steady. Corn and Wheat firm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

LOST.
A LARGE, black Newfoundland DOG, with a white
"A nose, and the tip of his tail white. Five -
dollars reward will be paid for his delivery to 49,
Capt. SwILER, Harbormaster, First Municipal -
iy to JosEPH swILER, Jr in St. John street. between
Poydras and PerddO streets. n17 81
LAND FOR SALE.
ENORTY ACRES of good Land for sale in IOWA. 10
miles East of Dubuque 10 acres under fence and cu
tyated with good Log House, 16 by Il feet The whole
Of the land well watered with springs and timbeed with
Oak and Ash, etc etc. Title unexceptonable Apply at
the office of A. MARMION,
nl7 152 Camp street. opposite Lafayette Square.
BY THE STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES
ND PACKET SHIPS TORONTO, Silas Holmes,
"A Elizabeth Ellen and Mary Ann have received FL
such large acquisitions to already eassOrted 80
stock offer them the community with the "a
victon that goods seldom equaled, and
passed in quality quantity They consist of every variety
of HAT CAP, for every infants and children Of
both sexes and men and boys.
Umbrellas of Silk, Bingham and Cotton from the we'll
known mandatory Of J, j. Smith of NewYok
Thinks Carpet Bags, Nalses CTavats Gloves Suspend
es, Canes, ETC. ETC. =, G.. d. BUNCE
nl7 81 Premium Hat Store 30 Canal street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected dai for tie Crescent, BIZ VINCENT WILLIAMS
LAFAYETTE, Nov 16 IS4s. -Anived, steamer Illinois
with so Beeves and 400 Sheep steamer Lafayette with
Sc Cows, 240 Hogs 800 Sheep steamer Medora with 60
Cows and Beeves steamer Duck Rivr, with IS Beeyes
steamer Convoy with 20 Beeves We continue YESTERDAY,
quoations-Beef &c. q 10; Hogs, 3G0S1Sc Q ID Sheen.
81 500$2 so p head; Mich Cows, $295 $50 head IIay
s250sz7 . ton; Oats 300S2 q bushel Bran, 60070c
cwt Corn, 55N057c p bushel; Oil Cake, 81 . cwt.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

The ANAcosTIA BRIDGE FREE. "A correspon-
dent Of the Baltimore Sun, dating at Washington,
Nov. 6, says: g just learned that the Secretary
of the Treasury in accordance with the law passed
at the last session of Congress, to-day effected the
purchase Of the upper bridge over the Anacostia,
which is now declared free. Negotiations are also
in progress for the purchase of the lower bridge"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

IA eAA1 ~ NAkS AAOhOAS
-
PLANTERS Na1hg Lord Me- Jordan, Fa Rufus Pray
Lott Texas B Edmundstqp, la Smith La Crawford
Jas o'Dowd H ii Brooks Dr. Wright Mrs Preston, N o.
NIL y bsr. Psf East BetG 36,a Bouge Gardiner
vERANDAH.. C Miller D Connolly Abram Green,
paws Il d and s child J. Hg PISdgst Bep Bnqehq5d
Fall Miss CImp Yiei55s6arg Ferdinand coze, Edward
AArchbod Coast W Pope Mercer Louisville Benap andlady.
ST, CHARLES Capt G A Rains; $ A; VIVA Lipseom9,
house. Doqanee, Mrs " Barney ms Griggs { Thompson
and lady Mobile Philips TankeTsley c Evans A
beake, VIM S Mcknight, 81 Louis G Moore Va; A Brown,
Bremen Jones Dr Hereford Woodwork Miss vandersrand
La Isaac E Morse Brent
9f m Tem @ s Of 05 No Canal called
By order ni7 THOMAS ". VAN WICK, ". c. +.
To Grand Temple of Louisiana, S. of THE
Rd on s4TURBAY % pe 8 Strand E G! 9Th, hgngT Will os
attendance the hour appointed. By order Of the G. W. r.
MIA St 80. k. GLE Acting G W. R.
~. b. D Sf Mageal Pain Extractor.
G pop fad only IN 6fqaqLs ys has hs written
Southern Depot ISL ohar'rss street New Orleans. a27
E4 The Americo-Graefenberg Theory does no,
dent to aaunt such doctrine in he ee n @ II T. e and nPu-
lang7age ofo traekg ana
medicines offered BY the Gaenbeg Company EVERY DISEASE
az For Agents. see Grasenbsrg's Series ouh page. ms
-A$S
Important to Health.-No family should neglect
to have hand few bottles OF BILLINGS CdRfTN T7YF
STRU = the niallbe remedy Complaints which
more frequently during the summer months period
q THIS remedy fails the obstinate Of Diar-
rhGa Wholesale Depot, u Camp street, ReWOrieans
tsl D. HANSBROUGH.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.. AT No. Il Camp street.
/ O0MIS'S ELEMENTS OF TRIGONOMETRY.
II with their application to Mensuratou, Surveying and
PIDDINGTON' SAILORS HoRN.BooK FOR THE
McGLINToCKs AND CROOKS FIRST BOOK IN
GREEK -
PAST AND PRESENT. CHARTISM and Starter
RESARTUS; By Thomas Carlyle. HarpeFs new edi
ton. complete in Volume
UPHAM'S LIFE OF MADAME CATHARVNp
ADORNA. HalpeF's new edition 1873
THE THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS Illustrated ~
800 beautiful desgnsParts g. 10 and IL Price 3 ets
i5S I'M VI LIFE complete in VOL being
TIE HEROiNES OF SHAKSPEA r EL-eorToy;.;-. ,l,
principal Female Characters m tile hi " al Tho Gr.t
Poet Engraved by e. Heath
us received and for sale Al the New Orleans taoner'
WAREHOUSE Lnli 81 J, D. STEEL. IA Camp st.
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-NIeetings Wis Evening.

Sc of t. Meetings This Evening.
UNION DIVISION No. 3, Crystal Fount Hail. Do Tcboup
toulas street. at halfpas7
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. H. at Unity Hall Margny Build
ings Third Municipality, at hafpast7 z.
SrAR OF HOPE DIVISION No. 26 at odd Fellow Hall
Tchoupoulas st. near Jackson Lafayette thalfpast7
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Married
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

On Tuesday evening" lh ns by the Rev J. c. Keener MI
JOSEPH RoBB to Miss MARY J. POTTER both of this city
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS:

FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER u, l848.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
r. The public hereby informed the issue Of
Rs control he B u aS VIII Be e9sn s sf F
no moaey in advance for the present. nl3
u To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi.
esns-Pase the advertisement Of Rustic g. PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page headed as above mylO
% Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F. MULLEN,s
advertisements the other columns this paper. one Of the
very best his profession now United States All ths stand
street. ~ - ~ senis 81
-s%s I'm
~ See advertisement the first page of this paper
headed 81 TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES,'' Of Comstock
Co.'S celebrated Medicine Magical Pain Extractor Depot
PURE ielsm
~ " B. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities of Phila
deIpha, NsWYOFk, Boston and Baltimore.
IL Mrs. G. E. da PoNTE, wopld respeetfulIv
INFORM those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she il prepared TO give
private lessons young Ladies in either Of those beaupl
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
d 'iis oHlce' ap12
NOTICE.
Mr.. L. S. HOUGHTON, Of Vieksburg and Mn r w
WORTHlNGTON, OF Rodney, are duly authorized agents
toreceye subscriptions and receipt for all moneys on account
of the $ CRESCENT
A MARMIoN has removed his office to No. 152 CANP
a. STREET, opposite Lafayette Square. nE
CHAMPAGNE.
FEW BASKETS very choice Champagne for sale BY
IA NIL 81 A. b. RlNGGOLD, % Bank Place
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY,
10 boxes very superior sS,C9QTCH WHISKY.
10 boxes very superior IRISH For sale by
SUPERIOR CIGARS.
FIST RECEIVED an invoice Of very superior Regaljas
j NIaTs and Pre1sada's CIGARS fOm the most sp
proved factories in Havana For ale by
nl7 81 A r. RlNGGOLD ~ y INK Blaze.
ID EGIsTRY. INTELLIGENCE aud GENERAL
HI AGENCY OFFICE, No 152 CAMP STREET OppO
site Lafayette Square By [Rl7l A. MARMION.
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BATON ROUGR, La, Oct a, 1913.
snemen-Y letter enclosing copies Of the resO
luOns lately adopted meeting of the Carmen of
New York city, has been duly conveyed me through the
courtesy of Howell l. Williams ESQ
have read the uons and the proceedings of
the meeting with great satisfaction aud beg say reply
that shall ever warmly cherish this free and enthusiastic
demonstration made in my favor by the Carmen Of your
great commercial emporium with feelings Of pride and graft
tnde, and Of the most acceptable and gratifying
pbments paid BY nssembage Of fellow citizens
You will please accept for the entire body Of this very re-
spectacle working class, my most profound acknowedg
nen and for yourselves my thanks for the handsome
with which in your letter. the resolutions and proceedings
have been accompanied.
am gentlemen with high respect and regard your most
Obedent servant, Il. TAYLOR.
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Lg-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS on rHiRD P4eR
ST. Louis ....... ALGOMA, Cleveland, 5 P. NJ.
t. The ST. Louis Packet ALGO IMA-FoTs st. Louis
Cairo Memphis &c. This new and splendid passenger
steamboat is now receiving freight, POyras street what
and will leave THIS EVENING, lFnday,) at O'Clock
positively HYDE & OGLESBY, II Poydras St
e5- Passengers will please be on board at the hour. n
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HIBBARD's WILD CHERRY BITTERs


HIRBARD's WILD CHERRY BITTERs.
Twelve months have passed. first the tact was known
That HlBBARD had an agency in town,
For selling articles prepared by him,
That those who we used them say, are Just the ming
To cheat OLD TIME Of half the spols he WINS
And proves a blessing to the ranks he thins
The famous BITTERs, made from w I'D Cherry
That to the weak give strength, to the Stomach JORGE
And cure Dyspepsa-as they must, Of course
Giving to the Stomach, aud to the organs, 5loI
Bringing full subsection that reprobate the Llft-h
These Bters certain for Lqsgitde and tangaoT
If you don't believe Try them, you u find yourself stronger
For all diseases the HEAD and weakness OF the BREAST
all affections of STOMACH tins Tonic proves certain cure
And known how good they you would have ea th
For Veg5 or Dizziness for Paipation Of the HEART lpart
These Bers relief and Life and HEALTH and Strength I'M
For general Lasud and WeakHess for Rersors Irritation
Your appetite they will restore;
You VI feel quite easy after dining
A half wine glass full before
The dinner-bells you ind are Ginning,
Will let you eat as much, or more,
Than any health nclining.
Nc Wv ]. WRIGHT & CO.. ISL Charities st.
PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
BY TELEGRAPH
And the astsaing ship Elizabeth Ellen, direct from New fork
TIE PREMIUM HATS,
GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENE ED,
that premium the last Fair Of the American Institute
October s4s) Garden the city Of New York
w These Hats FOR beauty elasticity durability and gtne are
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