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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-29

NEW WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.
MT are now in receipt of large and splendid stock Of
y tod and Silver, Lever Lepine and Deuplex CQ
WAICHEs, OF the BEST ENGLISH and SWISS iF5A
manufacture. Also Jswelry Sill II "a
80 ~ yerwaTe, Speetacles, Gold Pens, ssaAlza2
- Pocket and Table Cutlery, and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlement0 our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city.
KNOWLES & NOEL, 35 Canal street.
N. B.-Ouf personal attention will be devoted repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks Jewey etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily charge
n6H K & N.
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.HEseuEapian Statue
hR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (Of Pars) Com
~ POUND SPECIFICS and ANTI. YENEREAL ML4TuREs
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= AMERIUAN OYSTER SALOON and
~ ESfAUkAT-Ao. A ST. CHARLES sTREET.-The
4 y undersigned would most respectfully in ~ ~
iom ms friends and the public general that Al 81
he has Ieopened this well knO7gn ~. ~
,Szt3 \, establishment in a new and ee- 5i54E
~ CANT style, and hopes by his unweared aten.
* ton to business and his great EXPERIENCED to
retain and increase the kind and liberal patronage heretofore
extended by the lovers Of good cheer Having made ample ar
v,-. Tangements for procuring Mobile Barrataria
- and Cat Island OYSTERS together with
S"S--4--4hs- GAME aud FISH of every description he
Is now prepared to up at the shortest notice. all the
rtles and delcacles Of the style calculated to
please and crafty the taste Of the fasdious epcure
His WINES. LIQUORS and CORDIAL LIS have all been
selected by himself and of the finest brands the city can
kB he il also prepared TO accommodate few gentlemen
with Lodging and Private Sitting rooms he has had the
upper portion OF his house elegantly furnished for that pur.
pose. ln6 6m] JAMES CASSIDY.
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RICHARD MURPHY.
CRESCENT REsTAuRAT Z oYsTER sALooN.

OAESOGNI AES1AuhA1 q OYSTER SALOON,
No. 40 ST. CHaRLES Street. corner GRSYER.
THIS establishment has been entirely remodele ereatly
a lmnroved and very handsomely re-fumish a -
ed throughout and is open for the season.
From the previous wel-estabshed reputation
OF the CRESCENT OYSTER SALOON AND RKs- ~ ~
TAuRAT, WALTER deems il superiuous to enter into a
long panegyc of bis house. bat simply thank his ends
and patrons Tor the marked and liberal patronage he has
received and to them that the kind manner in which
bis efforts TO please have been appreciated will only stimulate
him to increased exeons TO the large patronage
already given and make the Crescent Restanat the most
fashionable and popular resort in the city.
he has made TO be at all times supplied with
~ ~ the finest OYSTERS. from Mobile, Bara-
&$N 81 tara, Cat Island and Grand Pass which will
eANkW e served up in any style TO suit the palate.
@tGHK His arrangements complete to be seasonal
bly, supplied with every variety OF GAME a.
and FISH in the preparation of which no SS y
pains " u be spared 70 crafty the taste of the $500
most fasddious epicure. a4asASRaa81A
On bis bill Of fare viii always be found STEAKS,
CHOPs,Y OUTLETS, every kind of POULTRY and
NEGETABLESs IN short, with every thing in season that
can be procured.
His stock of LIQUORS having been selected by himself
Of quality, and embraces the best and choicest
brands imported, of French and Swiss Wines COEdals
Scotch Ale, Irish and Scotch Whisky, London Brown
Stout and the best Philadelphia Ale and Poter-a trial of
these Liquors all that he desires to insure favorable
oDinion ms 5m
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PHILADELPHIA June 25 1s46-I feel free to recommend
DR.. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry ard Tar. from my expe
ence OF its beneficial effects in have been
for time past subject to attacks of splitting Of hood at
tended With weakness Of the breast and uneasy sensation
az the stomach accompanied it'll dyspeptic symptoms
Last spring having attack of it. recommended By
acquaintance who had been cured by Dr. Davss Syrup
to Try IT, did so. and relieved by in ess than ore
bottle. Its apparent good effects were immediate.
JOHN F. DRAM, Ladies Shoemaker. 70 Race st.
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LFTOH f1UfIF1eTt ~ l7Ic If1lDl7t ]
LIGoRTER, July 20. 1S46-Your Wild Cherry and Tai
Syrup gives general sa faction. We have beer out of It
for time and thought would not order any but L
almost daily inquired for, and thought peThaps i
would be best to order some
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~ The Cars will leave New Orleans and CaolltOn every
hour after O'Clock Sundays, if the weather is fair
~ The Lafayette Horse Cars will eave every Is minutes
from the corner If RAronne and Canal STA n0v12-6m
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WEAKNEss Ann PAN m TnR pI

= ~ ElahN tloo ,ANU PAIN IN TIE BkEAsI.
PHILADELPHIA, June % 1851 can highly recommend
Or Dagss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from ny know
ledge OF IT'S virtues. My wife had been Effected Tor ope
time with weakness and pain in the breast e of lh
medicine IN short time entirely relieved her Thesymptom
would after time, recnr and all occasions the relief was
speedy as IN the s place. IL nearsx months sncs
she has been Tree Of the affection consider ana recon-
mend as most valuable medicine ItsstTengthenng effect
has been very great addltiOn TO relieving the breast
SAMrEL WADL0W Is. Wood street
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And for every description Of inflammation Bruises Burns
and Sealds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
asOvereign remedy.
All Of the above may be found at WELD s. co.'s Depot
Of Cheap Literature. No. ~ Camp street a5u
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,,.-,.,r.. = .,,<-- OPPOSITE THE P0sr-oFFIoF
' Wills SALOON has been fitted MP in style that for
taste and con venencs any in the Souih The
Bar IS and shall always be- supplied with tie coicet hi
lQnon. Ln2lI IOHE g MIII.ER
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WATCHES, JEWERY AND FANCY GOODS.

WATCHES, JEWERY AND FANCY GOODS.
FTNHE subscribers have Just received additional 80
supply ofvery superior Gold and Silver Watches, VA
with Hunting Cases Of M L Tobias Roskell and e "a
other superior makers; also, Fine London Dapie1 $3.50
Watches, rich Jewey of the latest styles, comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies' Bracelets
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cases Finger Rings
&c. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected BY
Of the firm in the European markets. consisting Of Work
Boxes, Dressing Cases fine Fans Recues and other fancy
articles Also, fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks, Csston, Candlestoks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revovers Bowie Knives. Military Goods &c.
&C., for sale at moderate prices, By
YoUNG'S, No. Camp Street New Orleans,
KTOW receiving the above Store by every arrival om
IN the North, entire heW and extern -
~ sive stock Of Ladies and Gents - ~
va finest patent Lever Watches, hunt - -
Ii ga ing and open-faced Quad, Vest and Fob Chains ;
eAsAlatezt and most fashionable style of Ladies and
Gentemens Breast Pins. Also, new patterns Of Studs
Finger and Ear Rings, Collar and Sleeve Buttons. Suspen
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold Pens, Of the best
makers Also, large stock Of suveTwafe, consisting OF
table, tea and dessert Spoons. Soup. Ladies, Casters, &c.
all Of which win be sold the lowest cash pces The pub
lie are respectfully invited to call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere
B. The gtrctest attention paid to the repairing of fine
watches, Clocks and Jewelry Canes, Diamonds and all
Kinds OF Jewey mounted in the latest and best
All repaIfs warranted. charge NJ tie
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- Merchants, from different sections of the country
give the most haterng Of the universal popularY
and efficacy of DR.. Ddyss Syrup. under their notice
number of them witnessing lis virtues have regularly sold
condition that If did not give satisfaction the price
should be returned and no of them has had any appc
ton to the money This speaks volumes in favor Of
the medicine. We append few extracts from orders IS
samples Of those in frequent receipt Of well Of
verbal accounts we frequently hear
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-08-23

AN Monsieur--I hav' YER mooch tank
for Us accommodation"
The old lease was destroyed and new
one was delivered N form 10 the French
gentleman, g,,ng him possession of the
premises for such period asthe lessee may
desire the same, he poyins The rem. iher, for,
promptly" etc. etc.
The mex, morning, our crafty landlord
was passing The house jus, as the French.
mans las, load Of furniture was being star.
ted from the door and an hour afterwards,
a messenger called on him with legal
tender" for The rent for eight days, accom-.
panied with note as follows:
MONSIEUR,
al hav' bin smoke-I bas' bin drox ne d
Il has' bin frees 10 death, in ~ house vo,
| hnv' hired ovyou, for zc period as ! mny
desire ha,' -lsy in ~ dam house '.jes
20 long as II lease an u bcarr ov a. wi
give ,ou ~ key J. Bon jour, Monsieur ~
II is needless 10 add that our fachey
landlord has never since been known 10
give 10 "a bid 10 the hard. for ole in The
bush %
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THE TRIALS OF AN EDITOR.

Some evenings ago, We visited the resi-.
dence Of tired and valued iriend--lnd
from him received regular csstgaton,"
FOR tho ~sut Of poin, and grammatical re.
guia,ion, in some Of those hasty written
Iucubrs,ions em1na'ing from cur pen. but
~e cau say iha, Job was a psienl man,
and his temper vas Rrlevously afflicted WITH
divers Ingenious ,ornenis. BIZ, there were
no newspapers printed in the land Of ",
and J1b was never called upon TO perform
the duties OF on editor. lie had on'yto
bear the lis Of life resolUely 10 justify
himself before bis Maker. and ress, The
hollow reprosches of few false friends
He had no palrons--no pofulsce TO please.
He Ind no correspondents TO caiechlse
hm forftl,ctlng COMMUNICATIONS no heed
lees composi,ors TO make nonsense OF hi-
ccgiaiions. Job behaved remarkably well.
considering The cifcu instances IN which he
was p'aeed-bu: Jsb had only TO Dc nIs
ows THINKING.
The art OF printing is undoubtedly
great Blessing 10 mankind 10 eenefal-bnI
alas for those .sto arc obliged from day TO
day TO Ssli upon tho lenIiieeni dragon and
feed its voraclous jaws.
We have laborcd al this interesting task
nearly twenty years-aud eodcavored to
find new alinen,-plaip, bu, wholesome ev-
cry week Cor the press committed TO our
charge. We have received slihcleni al
vice 10 half that time, 20 rum an hundred
papers, had il been folio srd-ard received
ali sorts CT cuts end compliments. ai!h "hai
We, in cur modes;y, deemed most iaudi
bic composite. We have s,ood over the
case by daylight aud IN the dafk-and
hen all Others we're etjlying natures
sweet tepose, the Printer, Editor, Carrier
and Devil. could be found u, has post. No
tesnte have We ever asked no murnluts
have escaped our lips. We have neither
implored nor expected charity from The Geo.
sor,ous-or cravcd furbeatsncc from the
critical and severe. Our manuscript has
been sna,ched from our hands with all man.
ner of sins bcsc,tina II, TO 20 before The
world With the b!undcB Of the eoDposl'or
added TO II.
We have seen every rue laid down by
L;pdlcy Murray, broken at the RorNcE OF
our printing pres.. and the fragments ssa''
tered among our readers, AT some hazard To
the character Of a ~elI.helo,ed teacher,
whose memory 40 still cherish with graft
,ude. Stll We have obttuded no apologies
upoo friend. or foes. They have had the
benelit Of our ihough,s--or ~hat vas III
tended to pass i,r such-and all the while
been left TO The sole and exclusive enjoy
menl Of their own BIckroodsmdn.
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PRENTICIANA.

The Pennsylvania charges the editor Of
the Deuoi, Advertiser with having writ
ten a very poor life OF Gen. CASE" We
do no, believe lha, The editor has managed
TO wife poorer Ike than the Ganetal has
managed to live.
The disgusting scenes Of 40" are a.
tou. to be comnenced.-GdL J,GerSon'da.
Az, ard " the disgusting scenes OF Az,
as you call them, viii be consumma'ed es.
pcclaliy the closin. scene enacted 10 NO.
vember Of that year.
General Ia, lor has now three opponents
for the Presidency, General Cass, Martin
Van Buren. and ohn p. Hale. Fetch On
.vo more. Cd Zlck whip, tho Mexlcans
five to one a, Buena Vista, and he can "hiT
the Locofoco candidates in The same pro-
portion now.
Man the ropes For CASH.. Democrat
There is no doubt ,he; you will man {
rope Yourself some day-Ailh tho AID
the sheriff.
I, is nov twenty five years ago that SO
all night IN a canoe at the head OF pom
at Chicago. Speech Of Gen. Cas-.
The General now deserves 10 sit all day
in mosquito time, on steamboat tas' nfo
ore Of the western sand bars which b
thinks i; unconstitutional 10 remove.
There are various opinions as to how
h:o Will 90 Wes. Res. Chronicle.
Probably she vii! not ego" a,aN. 81
is IN the " hig philsny, and she VIII sta
where sha ls.
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1.
From tho Troy IN. " rO,,.
WING UNION SONG.

Again the Wing Banner sspee,d to tho brters.
And the Wing boats beneslh II will rally once
more
ROUGH sBd READY, our leader. tho vict'ry
will seize.
And, to AID hir. New Yo,k sends her noble
fiiLsoHr.
CHoErs - let the cry Of rally BE-,
From the prairie ~ the ses.
Wings are osE. the country Ger,
Led by 1.rLos and f,ILsoEk.
Our leaders hearty Old feilaS. and ,ruc.
WHO ever stood fore nios, when !ocs bevercd
near,
Ard he, bound for ,he White House, 10 turn gu,
tie crew.
WHO are roLbing lie nation Of Ill ii holds dear
CmoSrs.-Lsi the cry. Sc.
Let King prs'sins Cas- aad his spols hunting
host
t"F,t and Whe,ry " they call him. get out Of
the way.
Like Mcxlcan heroes. all blasisr and boast,
Trey mus, scud where " Zich's boys show
their gallant stray.
CuogUs Let the cry 6c
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Miscellaneous.
one way 10 Nailif, n bad Lease.

Vuc WHY 10 Nutlby u MAUI h<cNse'
There 10 shfesd aud wealthy old Yam
kec landlord away do~n 10 Maine, Who IL
no,sd for driving bis sharp bargain. by
which hr has amassei large amount Of
property. lie 10 tho owner OF great
number OF dwelling houss. and il Is said
0 him that be 10 DOT over scIupu'Ias IN his
sea,al Charge, ~henevef be can hud Gus.
toner whom be knows 10 be responsibis.
lis Object il Always TO lease his houscs for
tern Of years, TO ibe 6ei tenants, and
get the u,niosl fsr,hins in the shape Of rent.
4 diminutso Frenchman called on him.
last winter, To hire dazzling he owned 10
Portland, and winch had long remained
empty. References were given, and the
Yankee landlord ascedsin.ug that his appli.
cant was a maa " afief his own hear, for
tenant, Immediately commenced TO "jew"
hm. lie found that the ieGemcn, appear
Ell TO sui, the little Fienchnan, and be pla-
ced an exhofbilsut price upon u; but the
lease sas drawn and duly executed, and the
ienah: moved into his new quarters.
Upon the aindling Of fires in tho house,
II vas found that tho ehmnoys wouldn't
"draS," and tho build NJ sas dlled with
smoke. The window sashes raileJ IN the
wind q, night, and tho cold dir rushed
through hundred crevces abou, The house
Until now unno,iced. The snow melted
upon tho roof, and the cities were drenched
from leaking. The rain pel;ed, and our
ffenehman found "na'ural bath room
upon tho cellar aoor-5ul tho lease wa,
Isi2nsd, and tho landlord chuckIed..
hastrn vat you cal call suck IN, Wis
e~din maison "---ma,icfcd cur victim ,'
himself, a week al,efwa,d-' but n'impori'
-sesai see. vot, We sat see y
Ncs! morning. he rose br,gh, and ca''y
and passing down town, he encountered lh'
landlord.
"Aha '--BOa jour, monsieur" said q
10 his harpies. manner.
Good day, cir How do you like you
hOuse1"
All Monsieuf---elegant, beautiful
magnificent Eli, bien monsieur hay
ba. q, enc feg;o.--"
How 90
81 hav 6nd, by 70, you sal call - lcas
Eat you hav Civ &c house for but tree yea
an' hav YER nooch sorrow for za'."
"Ba, you can have !. Longer, If y
wish
"Ab. Monsieur sal be veI' moo'
cladIf can have zat house so long as
piease-ch, Monsieur T.
"Oh, certainly--ccr,ainly, sh."
Tres bein Monsieur ! sal walk riio
your ofices-an' you col give INC vo' y
call 20 lease for Eat maison .jes so long 9
'al pont 20 house. En-, Monsieur !"
Certainly, sir. You shall stay III
your life time, IL you like"
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MARRIAGE CEREMONY.

ny BILLY DOW, ROANOKE COUNTY, VA
is do n,gger advocate IN general Tor
mat,imony.-D black folk coloted gentle.
nee dey will stand TO dc right; do black
folk eolotcd ladies' dey VIII stand TO de lolt
do bite folk gentleman AND ladies' dey vii
stand where dey are. Here stands my
Young masters sud my young mis'tesses'
and dc company eiuerally; and | 'spo'e
dey all spec gtea, things from dis old my +,
but Ieat'd dcy all will be 'ce,scd. How
someyer, | shall not promise YOU no steai
foundation 10 build upon. shlll Try 10 en-
drever 10 pu, desc TWO couple loeedder IN
dc fear Of God and 'deeverins so TO do, my
lt,nds. you mus, try to 'due wld one moth.
or in dc wuek where lies before you, Tor
tel, , ou dere is uuck before you. DE ~u,k
whnte hes before YOU is pass dc specia'ion
Of dis nieger bu, | / i YOU dere is ~uck'
Mf. Robert, does you hub dat gal where yof
hold BY dc hludl We, Goes, iae Cir
smii..s. l.vus al dat Niger eye now se'
how i, shire; sec how cep'lous she LOOK
d, saucy Of da. gal easily discovered. Mr.
Robert. 10 YOU ibp ph' So
hold by dc hand Vas, does. Well iron
nil da, | has hcarn, and all has discovered
deere is no doubt bu, da, you does Tub he'
and pcedn', have axed do question.
nrs in hopes, deIeiote, da! God w''' o.es
de.e Two couple in dc wuck where lies TOT
em. for | tell you, my friends, you hn'
wuck 10 do. II any body has any Jec"o'
, chy desc ,wo couple sbll not be put 'ose'
der. lie, them now speak, or forever aI''
h hold der tongue. Ii any body cay HI
/ any 'jec,iOos ~hy.de.e two couple 'h'l' a a
bo pu, ,ogedder, lie, dem now speak; or 10
400, a,,er hold DER tongue. Mr.. kobe
. salute your bride. (The eompany co..
~ mence congratulating. ~nsh dc comp
4 ny 10 be composed. Lss US 'celvo the DC
edic,ion. Nov may the saving grace
70 Almighty God res. wild you and each
ius, now, hencefonh and lofebet' n~'
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and very cheerfully do, that, so far from ex
perenc'ng ang modification from such
result, 1t would become mos, satisfactory TO
my ,elings and wishes.
Wishing the convention success and hon
or 10 IFS patriotic forts, and begging to ac.
cept for yourselves assurances Of my IN.
ieigned respect, am very sincerely, your
friend aLd servant,
MARTIN VAN buren,.
Alter the reading of the letter. the Con
yen,,on went into an informal rird roce bal
lot Tor President, with the folloain result :
2i2 delegates nominated Van Buren,, Isl
nominated II scattering, Al.
Ga motion Of two distinguished friends
Of lla'e, Van Buren, was then nominated
BY acclsmstion.
THIS evening the Convention nominated
Chas. Ffancis Adams, for Vice PlesId, nj.
BY scclama,ion.
The Convention adjourned 90 o'clock,
p. Ny from the brick church, hni reported
The result to the mass convention. IN the
Park. The report was confirmed by &C.
assn.
So Van Buren, and Adams are faally
nominated.
The Convention will probably adjourn
this evening, SiHe die.
EbEvEN O'CLocK, p. n.
The resolutions adopted al The conven
ton are cxpllci, and satisfactory to liberty
men and " higs. The suhslauce Of the
resolutions is mo slave territory -" no
more slave States -" lie end OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia lis declared to be no
object. Friends Of Fee Sui, Free.
dom of Plblc Lands," Cheap Postage"
" Election of public ofii:ers under general
government by the people, in all practical
cases." are boldly declared.
The bes, possible feeling prevails
Wings, democrats, Liberty men, are al
graspng each other by the hand. The on
~ Clti'.rence oil opinion is between wings
and liberty men, which are entitled to best
CT d., for con gunma,lng The un'on 10 laVoI
uf Van Barren.
Bah Candidates we're nominated by &C
cI,ma,ion. The enthusiasm IS Inmense
Three cheers given for the candidates.
three for Hale and the liberty pariy-ihfe'
for the radical whigs-three Tor Wdno.-
three cor Preston klng-,hree deatenIn=
yel4 for John Van Buren,. Then unives
cal scream Tor five minutes for every body
As every body is in ButfAlo, 1t Is believed
they will vote the ticket made TO day.
L, is now ii p NJ, and the Conven'ic
has not adjourned.
A motion has jls, been adopted BY the
unanimous vote OF the Convention, tina, job
Van Buren, shall throw aside all persona
considerations, and stump the Uoion for tn
candidates.
The celebrated banner Of Van Buren,
painted by Harrison, of the l4lh ward, o
your city, is admired by the ladies' anc
gents who ill the Park.
Every body issD we'll pleased that we can
not say tina, lhi. Convention viii adjourn
lil November next.
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Mr.. Hale should like TO h ar speech
of that kind from the Senator.
Mr.. Foote-I hope | shall be allowed a
single remark.
Mr.. tlale-Oh yes; hope 50 TOO.
Mr.. Foote-ln my vote, sir, against this
posiponement. | do not commit myself in
favor Of the bill but as | consider that
every measure coming from he House is
entitled TO respectful consideration. l
shall vote, MOI
Ayes, Mr.. Yulee Noes AZ.
So the motion TO postpone the bill indie.
hni'ely, was not entertained.
The bill was then referred TO the Com.
mitlee on Territories.
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(1he company aeain commence conerdtn-
idiing.) ~ush de compsny to be compo-
,ed. am 'ques'ed by de lsndlady to vlie
do company ginefsiy 10 supper. Dom
where was ,ned, dey must come and eat
iuss, and If dem where ~us vited lief any
and ca, dat where dem was vited lef.
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GENERAL TAYLOR AND A FALLEN
FOE.

AL, Rosaca de la Palma the MeS';ans
Aed in srea. disorder, leaving their camp
eouipaees and equipments. Their loss was
e.,,mated a, one thousand; and General
Vega, their braves. leader, was captured
and brought to General Taylor. Shaking
his captiye's hand, the victor kindly SAID to
him: III do assure you, Gen Vega, that
regre, this misfortune has fallen upon you
iegre, it sincerely, and insist on reforming
you tho sword which you yielded up ~hen
captured, after having thus day welded II
with SO much gallan,ry." General Vega
,,,s an inmate of the commanders tent IN.
n, be was sent to New Orleans, carrying
with him q letter of introduction to Gener'
al Games from General Taylor, who also
added letter of credit on his banker.
The Magnetic Telegraph has at last beer
completed 10 New Orleans.
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IL. BADGER, Editor.
r. j. HOLTON,
proprictOr and Publisher.
NEw TERMS.

Two DOLLARS per snnuea 10 advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS u payment
be delayed three months; and IhkEE DOL
LARS Il not paid until the close Of the year.
Flanering cGers TO Clubs.