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FELToIANA HoUsE FoR SALE.

TTVHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
I the FEIICIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale. IL
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred f.;A
bcarders and is full eight months in the year. To E
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
be great of profit The present occupant, wishing
TO retire. offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms For particulars apply the premises, of
aa53 t If JAMES ROACH.
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TUESDAY 18th November. 1s49-Sweepstake Race for
three year Ods-Subscnpon, 800 forfeit. Sl00-mile
heas-three or more subscHben to make Tace-to
and close on the lst November 1888
WEDNESDAY,. 18th November. isls-Sw eepsiske Race
for three year olds-Subscnpon e300 forfeit S100tw0
me heats-fhFee or more subscribers TO make raee-to
name and close on the first November 1913 Address
Of St THO5. EUBANK LEEFE.
Secretary Of the Louisiana Association New Oreans
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
ELEoTRo-MAGNETIo PORTRAITS.

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
EHY the application of the above mysterious agent TO Da
ID guerreotype Ga discovery Of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOND-7eatchng me precise
expression instantly and fixing il indeby upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish to retain in their families COED
LIKENEssEs of relations friends do so at moderate
price, Rooms, of Canal and ChaTes stsEntIanee
No Chartres street. lmy3 lyl w. ID. HUTCHANGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREoTYPE.
NJ would respectfully return thanks the liberal patron,
age bestOWsdaOn him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOTeans,
five YeaH ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in composition with Others taken by
the best operator from New Yok and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself J. M the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have BEEN
the BEST. His long experience, and constant practice are
the best inducements persons DESTROYS of instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine Voigtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city al other articles the same
Plates at 81 per dozen Scovils No for 90 2-guaIane
the best plates made in the United States Cases ~ 70 and
So so NewYOrk Cameras at $l6.
k5g" Orders from the country promptly attended to-
So Entrance No. CAMP street. mill ii
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DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
TTVHE undersigned offers his services agent for the
sentaon and adjustment, with the State of Texas, of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
of Texas Those wishing engage his services do
by calling on addressing him at No 81 PoydrGs street
Nfl0 Orleans. MEMUCAN HUNT, Of Texas.
y Referto C. A Jacobs G Burke, Alc6e .abranGRe
S. s. Prentiss and Bale PeytOn, EsqTs. al9u
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receive without delay order of payment which will be
honored by any Paymaster most convenient to the resi-
E1- Pensions and other military claims prosecuted.
and WARREN A. GRtCE,
asf late Capt I'd Regt La. Volunteers.
THREE MONTHS EXTRA, PAY.
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~ s Churchill Inspector Genera U ;;
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ecue all the necessary papers to ene otceTS mon commits
stoned officers musicians, and pnystes to the above pay
the most reasonable terms. ANY business entrusted q
their will be dispatched with the utmost prompteude
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in the act of Congress of 18th July lS8 Company ccount
adjusted and returns made out for the proper Departments
with accuracy and dispatch
iBl1aed1g4e attention paid TO Bounty Land, rem
soRs, and 6tter Military Claims.
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late Capt. Co. X, LIST La. Volua teers.
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j. WEST Practical DENTIST, 112 ST. Charles ST.
Es7~ Warranted for Ten Years. "a
HESUBSCRIBER, having introduced 60
4 into his practice and improved jTess -
method of FILLING TEETH with Gold V FTySgsae
by which double the amount of density Is A1-lIJ
Produced prepared warrant every filling where the
Tooth is cOnsttutOnaly good and healthy Ten Years.
Also whole and half of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, either
blocks of carved work with false jaw and gums with
single separate Teeth may be preferred mounted
Gold Plate and confined by atmospheric sufficiently
firm TO sustain weight of sixteen pounds, will be furnished
on better terms and of better quality than be procured
AT anv other Dental establishment in the South.
EH~ j. w refers to the following gentlemen who have
hOnOred him with their patronage:
Prof STONE. SYKES Il HYDE.
- MoRPHY STURGEs q WRIGHT.
- DINITRY MoRPHY & MENUS.
Dr. BENBROOK. robson & ALLEN.
n B-Denss supplied with Gold Foil and Plate. OF
fee, No. 112 ST. Charles street. sl5 3m
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THERMOMETERS.
4 TWO DAY CHRONOMETERS splendid instru.
ments made BY Thomas Hewitt Liverpool for sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE No. 2 and Front Leyee
JaZ7 II bstTssa CuStomhouSs aud Bisayine stFse,N
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NEW ORLEANS & oARRoI1roN RAILROAD


fSfs "a Ezz5
E&a+Fse
Dep0t, corner of BdrORRe aud PerdidO streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant St.s. " cents
single ticket for children OveT5 and under yeaEs
Half the above for distance below Pleasant street.
Servants Slaves for any distance. III cents
~ Residents in Lafayette Carollton and vicinity, are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate Of
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars, to-w 50 %
per month Gin advance for either Road and for any distance
Children half pnceno such tickets given for other
period than the first to the last of each month";
A Car, expressly for ladies' in each train.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT:
FROM NEW ORLANs; FROM CARRoLLTON:
iiO5sg locomotive at IAN
lat II AN ..'..at ~ ~ m
.. ....,,at Pm "s.sat IL
.. ......at 81 LAT M
:, ......at 54 NJ .,..sat "a NJ
=. ......at "a lat ga P NJ
Horse CaI....... at ga n Horse Car, or
- s..... at Ia P steam ifneces- at Pm
sarys....,ss...J
49, :, lat 10 pm
EThe Cans will leave New Orleans and Carrolton every
hour after o'clock on Sundays if the weather is fair
f The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave 10 minutes
from the of Baonne and Canal sts mylS tstNov
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HOIRRnOK OYsTER sALOO,

- ElOlEhOOh O4o Lin SaLlOON.
TFNHE friends and patrons of the HOL-M M n
L BROOK OYSTER SALOON re- N@%A 0Y
spectfuy informed that this well known estab- MY
lishment is now open for the winter season. and ~
the public generally assured baa heretofore the best quail
lily of OYSTERS viii be served up the proprietor Is deter
mined that he celebrity of his establishment shall be kept
that just Of complaint may be heard Thankful
for past avors the proprietor trusts that his continued en-
deayos please the public guarantee to him contIn
uance of that puble's patronage. SO II
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

ATTITUDE. % 81 80 N.-LoNeIruDE. 80 Win Time, 6R
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SILK VELVET TURBANs AND GAPS.
HHHDREN'S SILK VELVET TURBANS 90
~ AND CAPS-just opened-to be had low ~
o. 81 c. D. BTJNCE, 80 Canal st. -
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e. - Regular VicksbuTg and Lake Providenet
I eAAA9AhEl1 Packet M A RENG For SkipDith'
z@eeszz LaHdiRg, Lake Providence, Princeton, Ma
EeR's Bend YiCksburg, WdrTent0R, Grand Gulf ROdne
and Ndtehez- On FRIDAY 18th inst at clock, P. NJ
postivelyThe splendid fast-running steamboat MAREN
GO, Charles j. BreHham, master, viii leave as above
For freight or passage apply board foot of Canal street
orto [o9l T. B. SMITH, So Magazine ST.
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b7HAT SPLENDID BAR-RODM, attached 70 the a
4 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, at the corner of Gtrod sa
and LeUee streets with all its fixtures will be RentedA@A
for three years competent person. For particulars, ap
ply on the premises. up stairs, or TO .. -, r, r,
LR 21ff JAMES ROACH.
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A rather curious and interesting work has re
Gently been published bearing the above title. l
purports to be dictionary Of the provincialsm
which are in use among us, and is truly an enter
tanning book In order TO show its spirit we maxi
s,a E,IIo,viny .esxtra cts
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&C. = ST. Louis Packet ATLANTIC-F5r 81.
lsAgS L0uis Memphis, and intermediate landings,
sa8saa. With dispatch The new elegant, fast run
ming passenger steamboat ATLANTIC, J. NJ Broadwell,
master is expected This Day, and will leave above.
For freight or passage having unsurpassed aecommOda-
tOns apply on board opposite PoydTas wharf
HYDE OGLESBY, II POydTas street
-" The Atlantic being very lght-draught, will meet
with no detention and run throughout the Of
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" y y 9 S.

VsTANTED-Two frst.rats MIILJN Frs Inquire of
w MRS. CAMPBELL,
g 81 Corner of Poydras aud Carondelst streets
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IN offering TO the public this new and valuable remedy fol
4 Consumption Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs Colds, etf
we append few notices of the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be in pamph
let for distribution at the which sufferers are invited
to obtain 1t may be proper that Dr. d. IS an eminent
practising physician Of twenty standing graduate Of
the University of Pennsylvania
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}, .M0rgdH, Druggl8 ddted
n. u. Is47.-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
great satisfaction to those who have used
|, instance Of permanent cure of Asthma
f Ohio. think shall be able to sell at
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as = For Shreveport, Natchitoches anc
eIIkAa5#Es 8ienanaria-fhe new, lightdraught Comb
sss55szss55sz 20 inches) steamboat ELLEN Z, Capt
SnapD will leave for the above ports SATURDAY the
I4I inst al o'clock p NJ For freight passage, apply
on board foot of GTayier street. or TO
OLE T. b. SMITH SO Magazines
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-10-13

" AScerfisemenfs inserted at On. Dollar ps,
sgssre. (l6 lines or less, hi, szed type for The
fret iasertisa. and 25 cent? for each eoniinu.
snes. Court entertainments and Sherif's Sales
charged rs per cent Higher; and deduction Of
33t Per cent. pat be nude from The regular pri.
e", J"s ipertisers BY the year. Adetr,i.emfnts
inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per square for
sssh time Semi.monihiy IS cents per square
fer each time.
W Ps'mas'ers are respectfully requested to
sst a. Agents.
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Wr. Fillmore and his views upon
the Slave Question.
More rCfUtutiOM of the SANDER.

: We call the attention Of The Democrat.
OF the South, who seem to read the letter,
OF Millard Fillmore with such jlund,c
eye, TO the suIjpined episiles:
From the New York Express
To set our Wing Editorial friends in ,h,
South all r'gh, on the sui jsct of Mr.. Fill
more's position, and to give them amnuni.
ton 10 kill the Locoforo I" Abolition" ghost,
'ha, the Richmond Enquirer ha. coriuted
up. We addressed Ietler to Mr.. Fillmore,
requesting him to define his position On one
gwen poIn',-ior we took point, and only
point, because this "ghost or wolf" can
never be killed unless you stand him on a
point. The correspondence explain. the
point, and speaks for itself. Ii is only ne.
cessary 10 add, that We have delayed pub
hshng II, 10 the hope, that the silly Rich.
mond ghost would lay teelf, blu, as it vet
haun's the public there, here 10 The sho, that
will kill 1t.
New YORK, Sept. 10, ls4S.
TO the Hon. Mtllurd Fillmore:
Dear SIr-lou may not be aware, a.
am, whose business II is daily TO read Jour.
mails from oil parts of The Union, tina. " hle
Gen. Taylor 10 denounced in the North by
What calls itself the Democratic party here,
for being STAKEHOLDER, you are no. less de.
nounced by the sane SO called democratic
party in the South, for being an A boil.
llonlst and for holding extreme abolition
opinions. We who have known you here,
need no reply TO caIan ny,-but calumHy
everywhere, concerning on, cannot De trea.
ted With coniempia s among our own friends
end Citizens.
For an example Of wha, 10 said concern.
ing you, see 1t CHARGED in the Redmond
Eoqu,rer, that you hold it TO he within the
g2wsE Of G0R4lsssla ipse tfitvssEs,'5s 4tlb6ghhi
OF, persons held as slaves from one slave
holding State 10 another. | wac 90 sure,
not only from my own knowledge of your
opinions, but from your Difference 10 the
Laws and Constitution of the country, there
could not be one word of truth in such a
,harge, that ] perenp,orily denied it to some
friends, who wrote me on the
subject, and promised 10 write and TO ask
you il was not correct. In persaance Of
his promise, have written you this letter.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES BROOKS.
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From tho Raleigh Register.

Our readers may Judge from the above
now utterly reckless the Loco Foco party
are becoming 10 their assertions. Such new
manifestations are but on par with then
oase,ess charges against our candidate fol
'he ice Presidency, end their equally base
less declarations as to Gen. Cass' consisten.
cy al soundness upon The question ofSlave.
~.
s. +. II. has been grossly deceived. We
WIN answer his intettoeatories as bri, ~ as
possible. la The first place, Mr.. Badger
did not vote for The Oregon bill, with the
"ilmof ffoUso IN u-and the man who
has lepeii,y enough to make such ON asscr.
ton. would hardly scruple al any enotm,
ty. II worthy OF such uoiicc, some hon
est fellow should find out if his nose i, as
elastic as his principles. Il is hardly no.
cessafy 10 eppend the proof; but that there
may be no Sinking out Of The ira,ier, here
Il IL:
The Oregon Bill passed The House of
Representatives. with The Wlmot Ptoyiso
IN ~ When II reached the Senate, the
Missouri COMPROMISE was affixed, extern.
ding the Compromse line of ST. 30 10 The
Pacific, for which Mr.. Badger voted. |,
was sen, hack 10 The II 1use for concurrence
IN HE amendment. Iha! body refused TO
concur, by nearly s,;ict Northern md
Southern vote. When the bill was return.
ed, Mr.. Benton Ga Loco Foco leader) NOV.
ed that tie Senate recede from il. amend
ment. This course was equivalent TO an
enforcement Of the Bill as il then stood
run The Uilmot Proriso in it. This after
a iopg and excited debate, was carried by
vote OF 20 TO 25. but tso Senators repre-.
senllng slavtlolding States (Ben,on and
iIousiou) aud they Democrats, voting for
II. We give the vote:
fEAs-Ncs.rs. Allen, Baldwin, BENTON,
Bradbury, Brsese, Bright, Cameron, Clarke, Cor.
win, Davis, Of Mass, Dayton. Dickinson, Dix,
Dodge, DOUGLASS, Felch, Fitzgerald, Greene,
Hale Hsmlin, iiannegan, HOUSTON, Niles,
Phelps, Miller, spruance, UphaIi, Walker, Web.
s,er-29.
NAYs-Ncs.rs. Atch.cn, BADGER. Bell,
BcTrien. Boriand Butler. Calhoun, Davis. Of
Mics. Downs, Foole, Hunter Johnson, Of Md,
Johnson. Of La, Johnson, OF Geo, Lewis, Man .
gum, Mason, Metcalie, Rusk, Sebastian, Turney,
Underwood. Wes,cott, Yulee-25.
Secondly, Me.rs. REID and DANIEL did .
rofe, at The session Of Congress before the F
as', FOR the Oregon bill, haring the VII
moi Prcpiso II u 70 e!de.ihas there may
at If Southern Democrats Who voted for
he Bill, as their names are recorded upon
he House Journal, ,o.ai:
Messrs. James 3. BowIin, Lynn Boyd, |
". g. Brown, l.. b. Chase, Howell Cobb,
Alvan Culom, JOHN X. J DANIEL,
George S. Houston, joseph Johnson, An
rev Johnson Geo. W. Jones, John Lump
IN, James J. Mckay, Barclay Matun,
'imoihy P.lsbury, DAVID S. REID, f.
}. S anton, j. ". Iibbats, John S. Phelps,
leonard IL. Sims, and jacob Thompson
It the las, session The only S u,hern Demo
rats who voted for The Oregon bill with the
provIso we're George ". Jones and
Iudrew johnson.
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CHARLOTTE. G. OCTOBER ID, 1s4s.

Thus a man, with two cons, or more, can
have them ell well educated for $1,000
Under other sysiems, the same benefits
could not be enjoyed for five times that i.
mount and yet tho education can be just
as borough and complete as i, is 10 our best
colleges. This new joint stock education
al society IS known as Hamden Sidney Col
Iege. A capable president has been ap.
pointed and It is expected il will 90 into op.
Grafton undoubtedly. Y. Herald.
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PEEPING TON.
but no relation 10 hun of Coventry.

but no relation TO hun Of Coventry.
ruiL, forty even,h Yuly, eighteen ousan & IS.
My yer deer fen.
is deflv IN thces cee,y yes,er in de
tam Steam boat, Which make sch yer mooch
MISE wild dc speshin an knockln un shskln
dat no sleep dis two three night. Phee.
lrdephy IS won yer patty ceety, TO so
mooch steepe! do as Mobll--s'itetscf strait
& yer 0ug-l no see so Hooch naa.er as
4 IN Mobll uoodcr-Belor | come TO Merkso
/ | hear oil was naager 4 lujnu; bat | see
peoples here SO white as Bel F.ance-soAc
yer pri,ty lady too.
Dey talk here nooiins but Polcteck, dare
call Wick conycnuong.-As dare WIS yer
mouch he'd work expect, dey make wan
ucu,lehomme called bighend-or Morched,
Cap,anc but tInk bis bloody more u, :.
yer as bis hcd-llc make yer tiue speech.
lie tell UNI he was for Cay, bar da'de pee
pies had rudder hab some,in 10 mois,en dcre
clay dan Clay he.elt. He say &c Democrat
had let up wan Cask for Pfes!dons, an wan
Bu,atc Tor Wee, otleIln gooi eat q dunk
too for my Angleese Dlc,ionare tell dat
Cask is for hold rum Il Bu,!are for provide
900, cat, So dey ink to catch de peoples
b, oflein goot drunk 4 gool cat. Now he
say nv Brethren | tell what We mus do,
we mus fife lie d able with fife-supposs
we offer dem clothes for de back aud more
run dan dc democrat, | deriore NOMINATE
van Taylor for the Presiding. aud instead
Of wan Cask say dat we would fillmore wen
dat was all drink up-l derfor NOMINATE
Monsieur Fillmore for dc Vice, and as pol.
e,eek is all wan game We must take care
to hold de highest trumps.
Wen lcf Mobil did forget wan small
box in my room, ~ld two tree seegar, wan
Boosue Sausage, Il de smoke hlne leg of
wan bool frog, please sen hun on by male.
To Monsieur Snakgrass. marchong IN
Mobl, an If he ain, dave Pos Master please
sen dis letter on arter HIM,
! Nicholas Alphcp de Guiloi.ine.
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FRIENpSUIP.I

TAis world of sorrow were more drear and lone
II sorrow were unsoothed BY friendships balm
Affections cup more bitter TO the heart.
Robbed oil the sweets true friendship doth mpart
True friendship is Of iues,imable value,
aud there i. a period 10 life IN which II is
tested When the "sea is calm and The
sky is bright" and lies pathway IS decked
with fares, flowers, when the sunny smiles
Of fortune gIaddeu the heart, and impart
sweet peace to the bosom-heD we can Iit
lie realize the worth of true friendship
Indeed, we know not in such circumstances,
whom We may. IN truth, call friends. Bu,
when the sunny VISION OF hope is datkened
by the Ilsia. clouds Of sorrow and distress,
ahd preseu, pleasure embIuered by stil c,lug
pangs, then We feel the need and can justly
appreciate the value of true friendship
then how consoliog to experience the soft
soothing hand Of another's sympa,hy.-
And, TO feel tina,
There's 0 sacred sweetness in the tear
That flows in sympathy for anothcrs woes.
Bu, IN thus world OF deception there are
those whom we call friends, who are worse,
far worse Than open aud avowed enemies;
they are friends bu, to crafty some selfish
feeling, they seek to promote our interest
only, when It will best advance their own;
they seek their in,eres, though it be at the
expense of ours. They are wolves IN Sleeps
clothing, serpeuis lurking 10 the ambush Of
false love. Away with such friends call
them not by 80 dear an appellation.
TION-EXCELLENT SCHEME.
The best scheme of education that we
have ever heard Of, is one that has recent.
" been tried, with great success, in the
State of Virginia. |, is something like, if
no, in reality, joint stock education com
pauy, organized by means of subscriptions,
by a number Of gentlemen. Each subscri.
Der, to the number OF sixty. contributes the
sun Of $1,000. As q consideration for these
Subscriptions, each member Of the sixty en-.
joys the privilege of having all his sons
thoroughly educated, no matter how many
he nav have; aud. in case Of his having
no sons of his own, he has the privilege of
appointing another young man, and the pri.
vllege uf appointing a successor for twenty
years. We are happy to say that the mo.
ney has been raised and, thus far. the ex.
pertinent has realized the most sanguine
expectations.
The advantages of such scheme Of ed
ucation are evident. From sixty subscrI.
bers paying $1,000 each. a sufficient sum Is
raised for the education Of all their sons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-10-13
TENNESSEE.

The Nashville Wing sets down Tennes-
see as certain beyond all doubt for Tayl or.
II remarks, How certain Tennessee is,
may be inferred from the fac, that the Lo.
cos won't bet red cent upon its gong a
gainst Taylor, while one Of their Electors
has admitted on the stump tina, he will gel
the State"