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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-23
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MEDICAL. CARD.
SOU T H E RN M DICAL OFFICE,

~ No; 10 t.4RO.NDELET ST.
y'o THE PtB!.t.-Nine wears permanently located N
Z tins city. combined with the unvaried success ne,-
aT system OF treatment Tor SyIhIc Mercaral and IN
chrome complaints has met wth during that time has fu
a,L soundy established our rcuulalton
The Southern nica Office - No - (ur0pd,1t strey
established ID sIo Tor the cure o. all Chronic affections,
wI'h lew exceptions known all the only object of Il
fced with any OF those private diseases winch are uu urt
nat'ly so prevalent. they consult with certainty o
guarantee of
To those especi .y, who fr immodera,e n p Of ,a
cnry alprac'ice secondary : ps causug Node r
ne 2onts, n0Surn Fhehnia'lm, itching the chp,.
nave ruined their constitution, recommend cal ~, a
~ lDr confident that the prompt and
ha they VIII derive from the active effects cur rrnmeri
WIZ AT once convince them OF capablliy OF ultEg
we profess.
edono boast of making rapid and hasty cures, bn, mr.
satisfaction Is TO peOIm thorough and radical ones IN
sto asPae OF time as 1t can possibly be done with
tage and safety to the patient.
we VII rot here, through newspaper medium enter "
any elaborate remarks regarding yenerea! affections II
disease 'I unfortunately pevdea al ranks of society II h
poor, mai nlOnid and single, all we will oh, grve 4
is ~ peculiar case with OF those thai Gas,r. T. ;.
eiedLIsej ny 'iInE AZ our Office VIII him 4
u .HtrHeS Vial eNIan"'o on or advice he may desire
" Oiten happens II I-tmed sense OF shame or lrar e
o. discovery dete patient rom applying hosc who fun
education and reSpec,abjiy beireGd him Gelarir =
treatment MI all the constitutions Il symptoms OF nm u
disease make Their appea rance "
iosuCh the doctor pledges himself TO preserve the r.
lHEi0dbe secrecy and from his extensive am, >u,
HENCE ne can confidently recommend safe and speedy
,n NJ ,o L. &. THOMSON
Office No rs CdrGnaciet street bet xeen Canal and on
mon, sign OF the Marble Hlcuapan Statue Privaie n
trance, lrst door the right No IS in arondep t
'f'a'e eEress roth Common and Ca0ndee mylt IN
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B . y " S.
Il LIsy OF CHOICE BOOKS,

LISI OF CHOICE BOOKS,
=, AM. MAGNETi5M PaGished y y Eo|It s-'&
Wells i5i Nassau street, Men Iorh- r'cr
fHKENuL"6I PROVED lLLCsTRA TED ANn ARM 10
~ praelcai' S'aAnaid WORK or he seen E
PuysIoLoGY, ANIMAL AND MENrAL...t .l'..... 20
Applied 10 the preservation resto AEON Of neuih
SELr-iIrLTURE: ,.-. D
Applied TO sci rainng aud Der ect.on of haracter,
MEMORY AND iNTLLLE1 II al lMpRovEME Nr .,.... 50
Greatly enlarged anu improved. super'f work, -
tx laws and iacis ped TO human npro eneni
RELlGIoN NATURAL AND REVEALED :.............. 90
Or the moral bearings oil Phrenology,
WITH notes and observations BY o. 5. Fow er,
LOVE- AND PARENTAGE -
Applied to the Improvement OF offspring.
Or the evils and remedies OF excessive and perverted
TEMrERANcE AND TIGuT LAc1sc-In vol:...... IL
The mos powerful! Temperate documentI IN mt -
Or Entomology applied the selection Of comp mon.
EprCATIoS FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF MN. so
b! &c spurzlem--wh an appendix ana IL astIa- n
PHYSIOLOGY FOR scuooLs AND FAMILIES :...,,...
beautifully Illustrated. Slmpuied ana adapted to -
PiTk tS I'M 10
n pliled and adapted 10 youth, BY Mis- /" N Iow ef
ofthe Philosophy OF Charming by j. b Newman
Hsi Education and influence BY Ms. u!o I'D
44 osa H:sSi? ~ ss'a,s, -sA'SsA
BY l-oni, Cornaro, VINO attained the remarkable
OF l04
SYNOPSIS or PnI:ENoLoGY AND PHYs,oLoGY :..... Il
a description OF The functions OIL tie be y and mind.
BY l.. y. Tow e.
H. l'sfory, ceremonies and philosophy.
Designed tor students their character. llpstd.
Iheir structure, diseases, and tream ent.
BY John BurdeI, Druu 3.
CHEMISTRY ....;.... -
lis application to PLY .oIogy. Agriculture aad Com
niece. BY Professor LleL Z
CLEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM. 70
,iptt IN he p ,I JiIu, 81
-Af''''" By Charles Moi
PHrEN0LoGICtL ALMANAC FOR l54S-PeI Dozen. 10
sraled with engrd,, ngs By l.. y. tOw,
aasRIcAs PHRrNoLoclcAr Journal :........... Iuo
Iub, she'd monthly. dollar per year. Present
circulation, l5,tW.
ET7 SBiRG PHRENoLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR lSlS;.., 10
1 10 dollars year Published quarterly. Twenty
first year OF publication.
Fo. sale at the Southern Wholesale and Rea DE o.,
72 G.4 MP Strsst. Mem tri.IHs. Vi !
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
NO. 30 L USIOyNHDFTSE STREET. ~

~, % W. OHHOsSE STREET., ~. d.
i,VALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY Rrol-IR5B
tNTlL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Privafe Diseases en-. a
IN lew DAYS by regUIa! ph scan, without meTcur,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
III M Lien calls the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms Disease his general aNee
tjement In another column The treatment adOytpd M INN
Is lhat which has the approval OF The Distinguish, sun
geons of Paris London and New York ard MS unIyer 4
success has proved beyond doubt ha permanent cue lu-
he worst cases OF constitutional Syphilis gonorhTa H.
tle enlargement OF the PROSTATE Glands diseases ind I,d
DJ certain so'dry pT1cCe, ETC. etc, he obj "
10 nofa certainty II application be made tho. 81,
nteigence skI and experience be relied on, Sine.
hden opened IN This city rk the many cases that have con o
under fs care have been cured without eXceat0r
o. stnctue ~ years old has been cured tha surprise nj
aent The gentleman (whose responsibility is KIN, 10
n" cItlZchs oil New Oreanr) hand and (by his LeTi
son can he referred to- DIR. NJ 5 treatment Of rt M.
not known South OF New York His treatment OF roo
me- anu eet the most perfect discovered f.
sNoneS' safest and su est The patient takes Cupay
'LDe''s, tun line other doses but a cure T., u
famed n OF" .! two days without pain inconv ME ne =
Hanseo diet LIZ NJ pay unless effected WI u
he time named
lMPoTFN;,Y Young Others who, by sexual ,yce 4
d 'eP oluiiOn may ha"c brought themselves anv ~
nalnin Consequences resnng irom nnIestralned a.,
unarV seminal EMISSIONS general debility OF ron,tit N Al
arrangement, ma. consult Dr. Mullen with honorable ,
'idence ne oilers them perfect TIE strcies' Sc
Ob>eHei.
Di Mullen he consulted daily his office No 81 Gu
tOmhouse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN NJ ID
IT, Remember No 81 Cusoohouse stfeet ,yl5 a
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M A S o N &c.

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
SsT fIffn aa ss N Gn ana us,t H.
f. Lewis. 3 y Deputy Grand Master; Willis ,P;NX
&"s ans7 s;r B.n M1 ss ts c9 M/v
Howard c Sscy John Caioorns {; senie. !es on; p G
a J. Williams hstshsI J. a t sas. c fys G"''
Lcdses under the jurisdiction tile Grand Lodse of L.
| GEORGE WASHINGroN LopGE, No. / meets the l.
Itesday evening 81 eac nonth al The Masonic Hall ove
,resis VqGess-M' ?. Coleman, " Vi; G. j. Lehman.
e W re- err i :" s. W Nn ss & r'
DrDLEv LODGE No 2-meets in the city of I.afaye E.
the 30 Monday o. each month, at the ODD Fellows Han
On s Ts, Fl near a V Ms"s " fsy
b; j. Brooks TyI.i y ''S' A''S - o " 'S A''
WARREN LODGE No s-meets the 2d Tuesday IN each
month, over the Caoiton Railroad Depot OF Baonne
and ID Pe did st. OesTs;Wyr H. Lewis " NJ; D. Blair
rreasr; n williamson D; Joseph n. Bates, D; j. a
Stats yler.
MARION LoDer, No. 4-mees the ah Tuesday Of essn
?" NJ psiR RGs W. rSsodoTs Fsm ass11'
WI 1sT h sSp lsssnf s
ThE CRESCENT CRY LoDGE, No. 9-meets on the ii
oad sve" Use eaSS %pi the RAJ
R Ragmsn a. ia' " D A Sne;' si5s, s1s
HIRAM LonGE, No. 6-meets the 81 Ns.lne sday OF
y n: ; T. Sfesa'rS5HS, v; " IL Ish@ &
Moss 5 d iona southweIi, J u.
EUREKA LODGE, so ,-lnee:s in lafayette. The Is;
Mse1s,1aAS 1 Ws @SH' 81 j'ss lie hswe esa ifs'J
Denniger, w; F. ..aleyer, Treasurer; J. B. Clements
Secretary j. F. Thorpe, ID; S. Newburger, ID; J. Cu
bertson, Tyler.
ALPHA LoraE No s-meets on the LIST and Cd Saturday
of each mout n, the Masonic Hall, - Common ST. on
cers-JaIpes K. Harsork, W NJ w. H. HutchIngs, w ,
E. Trudean, W. Theodore J. Martin. Secretary Joshua
BALDWIN, Treasurer.
ST. JOHN LODGE, No 9-meets the Sd Tuesday OF
each month at the MASONIC Hall corner Of Baronne and
perditc SIS. 0reers-J; N. Wisdom, W NJ J. w. Car
roll, : w J. MuRae, w w. e. Kendall, Secretary N
J. Pegram Treasurer r. Cotfman ID.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9. of ROYAL n
ARCH MASONi5-undert the Immediate Jursdic- ~
ton OF the General Grand Chapter for the United y X
States-hod their monthly meetings The !rSt / "
Monday evening OF each month, the Masonic Hall
the Canolon Ra Depot of Baronne and Per
dido streets. OicersT ii. Lewis, Ii 2; d. BLAIR, Secy
New ERA CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs-undet
the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand Chapter u
CIs Uniied Staes-hod their monthly meetings The "a
Monday evening OF each month, at the Masonic Hail.
the Carroon Railroad Depot, OF Baronne and "er!io
sts.... Otiicers-JOhn Gedge. II p II. NJ Summers. S,c
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DAILY CRESCEE

GENIUS.-He is not The greatest man, vino, viii
a giant intellect, can s.are the multitude a. with
sudden thunder. I he impression left Oh the MIN.
Is not agreeable and lasting lie who would ST,
up the soul, must have Il calm, sympat1ilg hear,
II is this which vibrates through the human hear.
leaps in HE warm pulses, and urges us To deeds
mercy. The man whose sympdthles are with con-
mon humanIty-whuse heart Is moved by pure be-
nevolence-breathes thoughts that will never die
Like the silent dews, they descend Oh the bosom L.
cheer, TO bless and to The breath of tru.
life Is thus felt in the heart Such writer blends
genius with humanity, and is destined to sway tie
multitude and urge them On to deeds Of mercy and
amending glory.
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.,

A. Dlmitry, State Superintendent OF Public Education
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Cir Fen Fp d ea1s '9 " E EnssDe , h9
General; b. e. Fonteneau, District Attorney.
y; s. GIcnH C"4r'.1J: Mfhmleg and T. i McCaeb.
Wssner, Marshal; c. A Labuzan, w sheaier, j. ii.
U. $. District Court.-T. II. McCaieb Judge n r.
jude AZ Rousseau, CIek; Louis Serf Depnty Clerk
u Se,e"a T Sret c P"o Canon
delOis, DeDuIles.
Ia,rd I, Htstr,st Gourt qf Ven 2fsqg-T n Kennedy
and c. Weysham, Deputies. = i
Fourth DISTRICT Coprt Of .Nsn OrLenns.-Ceo Straw
A. Hopkins. Deputies
rn h' Ps: s, Gsnf t q w R,sbs
Odtters If The Parish of Orleans.
pREDERi"E DrpRlvE1 Recorder Of Nor tages.
RosERr SPEnpEN. Coroner OF the Parish.
Sheriff; ste.-JoHx L. LEWIS, Sheriff B. Leee, Gen.
Michel de Armas: Samuel Powers, Robert swain Jur,
SS2rapuru, Felix NJ Jacobs, l. Fabre, A. Treeasner r
Ghas. Danupes, Thos. A. Watson and Edward McHugh
Of 9eG Ss ps he p Mie Psppy Sheriff and Ace
"hle, DEPUTY Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City.
Dln? rSt hbistr'et-oee No ~ Tchoupoulas street,
hoppe, Constable r. F. Nugent A. Davega James Urea
nor. John Spelth, Deputy Cons.ables
Htrond D'str'ct-LOhce No. % Common street. Geo
Bright, Justice G. L. Bright Clerk d. BeIead. Con
table EdTard p kennedy. P. German VIM Horton A
kerahan. Deputy Consabes.
Thrd Dtstr,et-tOice st Louis Alley ne,t 10 the
orneE Of BienvlIe 81; - B Beverly Justice V,cfn
,ere. Cierk j. Z; Nalfen. Constable; n B Outlaw l.
t. Sere, Deputy Cons. hies. :
Fourth D'strct.-lOfce No. 70 Condo street Alley
nerhes Jusrce Paul Hnverces. CeTt Gu<ta,s Nevnier
Constable; A Neynier, +. ,ieneey. Deputy Consanes
ttth District ice of EhSian fields and Vic.
iory streets IA phon>- Canonge. Justice E. Csponge
GIerk Francs Monney Constable j.. E. Ger ! : J B.
SoTapuru. r. ScheE Ger. Deputy ConstaL
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IRON STORE.

IRON STORE.
,l0l TONS Assorte. sizes American IRON viz Pound
SOsJ and square from 3-l6 inches Sar Hoo and
Band; Of various sizes Nail Rods Nails SPIKES Sc &C.
tor sale by l.. WEBSTER 4 co.
apo I'm e Graver street.
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aOUSt tStIUIIu
CoMMIssIoNERs-Io,hua BALDWIN, Pr-s't A. ID. Cross
man Jane, treret, Dr. X. H. IIahaa, James torIng
John Good n, WIN. W. Gooinch, John Hall, j. 4. Ma, bI
l.. Mathews, E. Macpherson DR.. Pcton, James saul.
STANpISa CoMMIrrEEs- ELesut're Commhtee- Nlessrs
J A. MAJ BIN Jane, Saul. f.. Macpherson indsntaring
Commtttee-Nes,rs j. w. NJ. Picton. J. p. Freet, John
GoOdin. Committee BaiLdings uRd GronndS-nesss
l.. Mathews, VIM. VI. Goodrich, A. ID. CrOssman. i.a-
dies Conmttee-Mrs. McNa Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Girls
VOID, Mrs Rcardon and Mrs. Gardiner. :SrPERINrEN.
nIS IL i WIllnus- - Z. V JOnte.
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AIfTION.

Owing to the and immense sale of DR. Town.
send Sarsapaiils number OF who formerly
Agents. have cCmrenc! making Sarsaya-il!a Extract.
EXirs, Bitter Extracts of Yellow Dock They gene.
ra nut up n the shaped bottles aud OF 'tam
have stolen and copied ADJ s.tsemerts they on
worhie : llnIta ions, and should De avoided.
Principal Office IL FRttOp street. Sua RulLng Se,v
YORK Redlng Co. STRIFE street. Boston Dyo't Sons
s Baltimore Cohen, Charleston lOj S0nth PearJ 81
Albany; H. Ic'raw, Natchez-and b, All the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the Tinted
sales, West Indies and he Canafas
J. WRIGHT. Isl Chartres street
apT tn Sole Agent New Orleans,
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amounted to 2S-males, 10 /; females, IS: by con.
sumption, 3; cholera-iniantun, g.
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TT, ,-paeFEvBERG COMPANY


vyHEGE AEFlfhBEHG
Il IDlFtSi' If eby
announce that they axe Ia
Corpora'td by he i.e-isIa-
.ure ii tfe Site al New
s0I.. ! he ln.aleu,aple
inlHC -tgHce of ,artucl NJ
tie Potent Medicine bu,!-
Cos % rie! at,u pun, p.., |
aud OF furnishing Irmtd
adapted 10 i.t fu!t icNdnt>
mas leu 20 tii> step. Thu
Company wOIId suggest
thai Tie following steps be
immediately ,aken
|. Every neighborhood
should have It's Graelenterg
Depot. BY ADDRESSING the
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General Agent OF am DISTINCT this can r ,tc raj
2. Families should club tcgetner ana get IA immediate
supply OF the medtnes.
3. Emigrant societies and other phianthropc bodies
should furnish them to the needy.
EDWARD BARTON Secretary.
Office Of the GrGefeRJerg COmpany
No. 80 Broadway, Newl orb, March ISiS
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Government OF the State of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
!SAAC JOHNSON, Governor; TR ,sIM0N LANDRY, It, Gov
Chas Gayarre; Sec State Joseph Walker, Treasurer
L. HorheIon, Auditor; = W. a Elmore. Auor'y Gen
y R9Wiey, ADJ Geni Il. Kerr, Reg Land off ce
T. iiIianlS, state Eng l.. Bnngler Surveyor Gen ;
A. Dimy. State Superintendent of Public Education
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Rates OF Gold.

The rates allowed in the Cus,omhouse ior Gol'
Coins, as per Act Of Congress of 1894, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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Foreign WEIGHTS and Measure.

There are denominations frequently Incl with IN
reports of markets, hui their English value not Al
ways readily recolIeced. The following table viii
he found, believe, correct:
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from nvsi
clans IN dIfteTeH, Dafts OF Union.
This TO certify, that the undersigned Physicians Of
the City ALBANY, have numerous cases eScri,,ed Or
Townsend Saaaa and bcliey TO he one of tt
valuable preparations In the market.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This OF Sdsapala has been expressly prepared
reference female complaints No female who has
suppose approaching that critical period TIE
of life, should neglect take certain preventiv.
any of the horrible diseases which females
subject this vi .s. TINS period may be delayed
tor several years by using this nedche Morris less value
lie Tor those no apprOaChEg wOmanhc0} II
culate nature by quickenIng The blood am
ain the sy-tel. deed this medicine auabIe Tor al
the delicate diseases which subject l. braces
hole system, permanently the natural les
BY removing the impurities OF the body. NOT tar stiuia
ing produce Subsequent relaxation, which nc OF
bottles of this medicine many aad painful
sdEgical operations may be prevented
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john BUTLER. il.
FEMALE MEDICINE

Dt lOWnsehd oafsalAfla IS sOVefen shd speedy CuIe
Tor RCpient Consumption baenness Proapsus Uteri,
Failing OF the sI0nb, tostIreness Piles IeachOrrhHs
Whites, Obsuced or d'tcnt NeustrUaton, inuOntnence
oil zine outaIr s1ndrge thereof and tor the
fosatIon oi he system1U mattel neither The result 81
herent produced by MARTY. illness
ueIt. Nothing be surprising than
elects the human frame Persona all WEAKNESS and las
Jude from taxing become and full OF
gy under influence 1t Immedsd .atey counsracts III,
elessne OF the female frame, which the
II will be paced ii of
cae alture to EXHIBIT certificates o! performed, b
the afflicted thai hundreds of cases have been
exported 10 Thousands OF where families have been
without children s!er using few bottles Of this nvauabl,
medicine have been blessed With fine. healthy offspring.
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L,
Dr. T0mRsend-i verify beeve that your Sarsapanlla
mas been the means through Providence, OF saving life
have Tor several years had bad cough 1t
aud worse At last raised large 90 ntites of blood had
night sweats and greatly febtated and reduced and
did not expect tore. have only used YOU Sar,apalilia
snort time and has wonderful change been wrong 1T
IN me. abe 10 walk All over the city raise no
blood and my cough has lett You well magIn.
hat am than ktu for these results our oh d, servant,
10 "a = berII &
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washington Correspondence of Crescent.
WAsntNarox, August 1, 1913.

WASHINGTON, August l, l84S
The day of adjournment by agreement OF both houses
has been fixed for the 4th and all hustle ana
More will be done in the two weeks to come than mas Deeh
accommodated FIR the four months past Since my last the
House among other bills have passed one, winch au Deo
passed the SenlSs. granting three months eAla pa! "
unteers, officers nOn-cOmmissOned OfneeiS' pi'"'s w
musicians Also bill granting the same extra cohi
ton to the marine and ordnance corps me .m 10
also presented vote of thanks which the senate WIN ae
n todsy IrsseBtnG the thanks of Congress TO te oeels
and ssamen of the American Navy, Tor the gaISh"' Gu"
good conduct in aiding in the capture OF vera ON'
Juan de Ulua and fOritheir services generauy III "
and on the Pacific I'm , m h, Mr.
Dvs of Massachusetts, for carrying into effect Inc ea'
will! China It establishes system OF criminal JuiS''io
aud Commercial. code for the government oil Amehcah e
ens The bill ha; been urged upon Congress ever Since u
ratification OF the treaty. c.,,Di
The Senate have made beginning OF the ClFl anu ~
plopatic Bill The mileage amendment oil the House, |
ing the extent to one thousand dollars for session OIL ION
gress was struck out and all the pOvsoes OF the mouse re-
ducng the salaries of the heads of the bureaus hVe hunue
dollars reported upon adversely There Is an amendment
aDDgoprang So 600 for paying claims due by the Ohlle
States 10 the Spanish Government, and NUMBER O AMEN"
ments which will occasion delay
Tie House enters upon the Army Bill and the proPoSeu
reduction of the army to-day Mr. TOmpkns OF NilSSs-
SIM, ma, offered resolution inQuing into the expectancy
of retaining regiment of Mounted Ritemen ana 'oseu''
|
The House have devoted part of the session to the Oregon
Bill and Mr. McCernand of Illinois, has proposed that
slavery shall be excluded north of $50 &c. and that the peo
pie south of this line shall decide the question oil slavery LOT
themselves Mr. Hannegan. of Indiana, wlthdraWS the pU
mise made on Saturday to Introduce new Iert"ai DIN.
Mr. Benton however proposes the old Territorial law OF
1904 applied to the Government Of Louisiana IL was rea"
twice yesterday and will be urged by the Senator rom
Missouri but hardly with in the present state o. eA
cited feeling upon the slavery question. Both parties ana
MANNERS from different sections of country, becoming
more reconcied to delay least until the Presidential ques-
ton is over when public opinion will be in better mood 10
settle this question The law which Col Benton proposes
is that which passed March 26 1904 entitled an ac eea'ng
Louisiana into two territories, and providing Tor the tempo
rarv government thereof Governor Secretary, thirteen
discreet persons of the territory superior and inferior courts
Justices of the Peace Marsha ETC. proposed IN the la"
We have rumos here of an attempt to establish the ne
public of the Sierra Made and Of encouragement from the
General Government 1t is said the plan will soon be fore
| shadOWed semiOfiCaly. ORLEANS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-10
Political Intelligence.

John Van Buren, declines to visit and speak at
Chicago, on the urgent invitation of the " Free
Soil - men. ReaSon-Decacy, on account OF his
fathers nomination for President
A new wing paper is to be started in Albany, for
the purpose of advocating Mr.. Clays nomination
by the Buffalo Convention. 1t will, however, sup
port Mr.. Van Buren,, should he receive the nomi-
nation.
John Otis, of Hallowell, has been nominated for
Congress by the wings of the Kennebec District,
Me, UiCe Hiram Belcher.
Morrow B. Lowry is the democratic candidate
for Congress in the 22d District Pennsylvania.
Lewis d. Campbell, delegate to Philadelphia
from Ohio, addressed meeting, mainly Of old
political adve saries, on his return home to Hamii-
ton, Butler county, and was warmly received.
He Is talked of as Free Soil - candidate for
Congress, with a strong prospect Of saccess if he
runs. The Hamilton Intelligencer, the only wing
paper in Butler county, still holds off from Taylor,
and evidently looks to Buffalo for a candidate. So
saws the Tribune