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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

HEMP WAREHOUSES;.
WEsTERN AND PHCENlxI7The subscribers is having
w devoted the upper floors of the Phoenix and lSAA\M
Western Warehouses exclusively to the storage Of Alasl
Hemp in order to meet the views OF the Board OF 100 m
Underwriters prepared receive and store the ace on
accommodating terms Having number OF presses III te
same buildings they also prepared at any moment 70 st.
ect and ebal m the neate manner and at low rates.
NV ~ EMERSON TOURNE y co.
anon l58 Tcbouptouas s..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

SUMMER HATS.
GtAMPEACHY, Panama, China Pearl, Tuscan ES
- braid English PUNISHABLE Chinese and other Is
Spring and Summer styles o.. Hats, every variety, -
can be found D'ARCl' Canal and Charres SITS:
I. s. A few REVOLUTIONARY HATS, Just received
his morning py Telegraph ap8H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

ill., D IIIt spIehuu Passenger
EAsH a9.55IT TIN. Capt. c. b. CHURCH. and CLARkS-
as4sszszxEzx WILLIE, Capt. b. NJ Holmes viii continue
w eeky Packets between NewUre and Mem
phls, leaving NewOrieaGs every WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING at O'Clock, and Memphis query WEDNE SDAY at B
O'Clock. Shippers and Passengers depend the
tuaty of these Packets They will land freight and
River, Helena, For Height Of passage, apply board.
at Canal street wharf, or
mhlGtf HYDE 4 OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
sR One of these Packets ready receive freight every
Monday morning
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03
u. s. MARSHAL,S SALES.
IT, S MARSAAL'S SALE.

James Titus Us. Sloop Onero.
In the District Court Of tie United States tor tile District
of LOotSiaaa... No. CATS.
u virtue of alias of UenditSoni eIpOHaS, to me
LID directed the above entitled case, will expose TO sale
to the highest bidder on SATURDAY. May 13 S4S at Il
O'Clock NJ, at Banks's Arcade on Magazine street
The SIoop ONERO-her tackle, apparel and furniture
she lies the New Basin
IermS-Cash.
u. S. Marsha's Office, New Orleans April 26 1S48.
ap27 my6&l3 WIN. F. WAGNER, U. s. Marshak
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS.
TJNHESE FILLS are put up in walls, containing from
twenty eight to thirty Pills each. and being thus ex
Guided from the air never deteroate undergo any change
are warranted if used according the directions to he an
intaiiible remedy for Fever and Ague. o
NATHAN JARVIS & co.
on18 Corner of Magazine and Common streets.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
with hammer in hand. seated inside Of the re.

with hammer in hand. seated inside Of the re.
cen, receptacle Of The deceased. A light
perched upon one end of the box cast a gllm.
mer upon the ice inside. which was reflected
in numerous pale streaks upon the dark figure
and the wall beyond. Of course the first in
pulse was TO retreat, but familiar voice ar.
rested their fooIsiers:
What de deb,l is De matter, eemmen?"
inquired sam. from ,he tub
There was pause. and thea the inquiry
/" What the ID are You doing there, you
black rascal %
"Pouadin' you some ice for dat lass julep :"
:" What? Ah! Oh-o-o-o ugh -
g Missus iole me. gemmen. To use dis up
fus,. tase de article is scace dis season."
A shower of pint iumblers, ice, mixed jn-
leps and all, sa'uied the darby on this an.
nonncemer' He kicked over iDe fight and
with heavng stomachs The jewellers hunted
for the dark cause Of their nausea TO use hin
up Dot in the struggle he escaped, and the
uncertain movements of the party brought
them into several collisions before they found
oct they were pounding the wrong customer.
1t is almost unnecessary TO add hat this last
" comfortable earouse," made few sons Of
temperance. Bill, ever since, insists upon
taking "warm drinks,' to avoid even the
possibility Of there being in his fluids par
licIe Of second handed ice
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
ApaGa OFaCc Ea2Qve g

ED COVELL, NJ. D., offers his professional
La services, at his old stand, is thankful for
past tavos, and will strictly attend to all call: IN his
profession. He laters himself that having been ed.
acatcd at one Of the best medical Institutions in
Western New York, his long practical experience,
(havlng practced five years in New York, and ten
in this region Of country) and having the past win.
ter thoroughly examined the best modern medical
works. he is amply qualified to follow the meander-
ings OF the diseases incident to this country, and
hopes for continuance OF public favor
tie will keep constantly on hand a good assert
ment OF Family Medicines, among which are Ague
Medicines, warranted 10 cure.
Fairport, April 8, 1917. I7-3m
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
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uo""' ,I"o9 war % '"r "hi!' upon
49, . ,''',' 4'.S :" 'e a,."'h's''a'Ioh o'e'o
'' 70 ''c Vi ''ie country ana eN
":'s "nuo0' t['I u ''o' 'i'e corruption o. me par
~ power us Columns are open 10 every man
~ u'e co"ily' iof '' DISCUSSION OF PoiiHcai or 9th
~ i'i,;t, LII.
/" %"o,t'oh 10 Po"t's' large space 10 Inc Ma
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
TO FARMERS.

vi ME subscriber will receive wheat-FUarisR
sAcEs-and forward it TO st. Louis at the
lowest rates-FIyE CENTS Per bushel-and give the
owner the proceeds of the sales in the market.
Oct. y, '47-72-tE VIM BROWNELI.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
4 ale Arrival.

~ REEN & STONE have just received per
VI steamers Planet, Time & Tide, Prairie Bind
and Uncle Toby large additions TO their former stock
which makes it again full and complete in every
branch, and which arc offered at low prices Tor
Ready Pay June 25, AZ.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
shMgn gpqR w
From Howil,'s Journal.
y.0T.x.G MEN. OF EITEI' CREED.


ny w. II. PHInEAUx.
Young men Ct every creed
Up. and be doing now;
The time is come 10 "run and read,
With thoughtful eye and brow.
Extend your grasp 10 catch
Things unattained before,
Touch the quick springs Of Reasons latch,
And enter a, her door!
The seeds Of mind are sown
In every human breast;
But dormant lie, unless we own
The spirits high behesl !!
Look ou,wardly, and learn;
Torn inwardIy, and think;
And Truth and Love shall brighter burn
Ger Errors wasting brink.
Give energy 10 thought.
BY musing as ye move;
Nor deem unworthy aught,
Or ,riding for your love!
Plunge in the crowdng mart
There read the looks Of men;
And Human Natures wondrous chart
Shall open to your ken +!
Shun Slayery-'tis sin
The deadest fatal baa
Which cveryeiIcd the light within.
And paied the sou! of man !!
III Freedom walk sublime,
AS God designed ye should;
The piIiared props Of growing time,
Supporting solid good.
Tread The far forest; climb
The sloping bin wayslle
And feel your spirits ring their chima
o. gIadness far and wide
Where'er your footsteps tend,
Nhcre'er your feelings flow,
BE mar and brother 10 the end
Compassionate the low
Curb Anger. Pride, and Hate;
Lei Love The WafrhUnrl be
Ib,n will your hearts be truly great.
God purified and free!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
W InateN,

81 \ exchange for notes and accounts due Inc l,te
FL firm OF Kenmore & Peterson, Wheat, sbel,ed
Corn and Oats io. which The highest markc, nrieo
viii be allowed M BARIOH-
JANUARY s lsie-s6tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
IOWA HOUSE.,

FRONT ST., OpPosITE THE STEAMBoAT LANnrSG
GY JOHN c. STEIN.
VIE Subscriber having leased the above es.
u tabilahment for term of years. is now pre-.
pafed TO receive boarders and entertain the travelling
pabnc. He hopes by unrenting attention 10 The
comforts OF his guests to merit liberal share Of pat.
tonagc No pains shall be spared to render the
IOWA HOUSE aqnlct and desirable home for those
who may favor him with their company.
n. 3. Attached TO the above establishment, is q
large and conveniant Stable. !. G..
December d 1916.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
Harvest Ea0 rapc.

. Ohm A. MCCORMICK has returned from S.
Louis with good assortment of DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES suited 10 the season, which he
will sell unusually low, at Zeg|ers old stand Sec.
end Street. for ready pay of any kind.
Bloomington June II ls47-56-.f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
& ElaWlaa for Sale.

a FARM containing eighty acres ofprarie land.
IA situated in Cedar county, Iowa, onc-iourth Of
n mile from Upton. the county seat will be sold on
accommodating terms. Said farm las on it a good
hewn log house. a log cabin two wells Of excellent
water comfortable stable, fifty we'll selected Young
appe-trees, and abouthiry acres enclosed, eighteen
Of which are under cultivation, the rest in wild med
ow There, is also, about twelve acres Of prairie
broken not enclosed. Also, II ceres of first rate
timhered land, will he sold with the farm.
Strangers wishing farm of this size, cannot but
be pleased with this, as is situated in delightful
part Of the State, and one celebrated FOR its health.
For terms and other particulars, inquire Of w.
HTuthillosq. at Upton or the subscriber at Bloom.
ington, Muscatine county. Z. NJ. M'GRAW
Bloomington. April 80, '47-50-lf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

y. SHE undersigned neutrality-suspicious.
IA public that they still contnuethe
TIN. COPPER, AND SHEETltPN
MANUFACTORI,
On Second street in the town ofBloomIngioh' ~.
in the sale of Stoves and other articles IN the' i0
ofbusness, and would beg leave to inform iD's' ~
want of Stoves that they will be supplied al III, g
Louis prices, adding freight. In our socE NOV
found Nos. l. 0. 2 3. and a. RESOkS lMfho'i,
ED PREMIUM COOK STOVE. Also gooU
assortment of TIN WARE, which will be sou
ither wholesale or retail. Guterng and repa'LIIs
done to order at the shortest noticeantin goooSN
Persons in want of any articles IN oui me "a"
please call at the stand formerly occupied y
Jackson, where they will be waited upon, anu
Inducements offered ascanno fail to please.
April II, 1916. MOORE * Ahh~'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

4 PRIVATE NOTE TO THE PosrMasrER.-ln Or
der to afford an inducement 10 g Gentlemen who hold
the Office OF Postmaster 10 raise clubs early for Gra-
hams Magazine we offer FOR every club of five with
$40 enclosed, sent us before the lst OF January, an
additional copy o Graham for one wear.
January l,lS4S.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS

CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
46eciions p HE Lircr, Astima, Bronchitis. Pain
or Heahae2s Of the Ereast or Lungs. Chronic
Conghs, Plcurisy, HrmorrhGge ofMe Lungs
and attic affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
AMONG al the famous medicines for consump
ton, none seems 10 be meeting with greater success
or gaining higher reputation, than that most won
deg.ul article,
Wlsiar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry.
That il stands at the head Of ell other remedies, is
now universally conceded. 1t has cured thousands
upon Thousands Of all classes, in cases of the most
dangerously consumptve character; and physicians
OF thogrea;es eminence, throus hout our whole
country, DO unhesitatingly pronounce it 10 be one
of the
l'ost Po,cerful Curofire
ofPulmonary diseases in the whole range Of Phar.
macy. The sale in the Western States has, thus
far, been unparacled and The most gratifying proofs
OF lis efficacy have boon received from every place
where il has been USED. Thousands Of
Consump,ire Patients
have already tested lis exalted virtues and confessed
lis surprising excellence and amazing power. The
remarkable success ofthis Balsam, is no doubt ow-
ing, in great measure, to the peculiarly agreeable
and powerful nature Gifts ingredients. 1t is a
Fine HerdaI Lledicine!
Composed chiefly Of WILD CHERRY BARK and the
genuine Iceland MOSS, Cthe auerimpored express
y for this purpose the rare medical virtues Of which
are al>o~comblned, by chemical process, the
virtues o! which are also Of TAR thus rendering the
whole compound the most certain and ei!icaciOus
ever discovered for
Cg2symrfio7 nff ic T7,1os T;,,,r 1ctcj;opc Astz.
ma, BgUnchUis,
and alldscascs Of lie Respiratory ORGANS
Reader. be tbou startled TO see his Great Amer;
can Remedy s,rn,Iantng eyr,y o,hgy Iaisam before
the nnbl;r.
And wbv shon,d il not. when lv its hundreds and
thousands # c,res IN eases h,rc,oforo considered
homeless are heinz neror,neJ m all the Unit.
cd States?
Read the following. which is SINGLE instance on.
Is ofthe sensitive effect of Dr. Wistaly BaIsam Of
wild cherry, upon The dee'h-hed patient.
IL Is from Mr. q Bai!ey,a highly respectable mer-
chant o. !ehia Nc., limos.
.,.a..,o 71o,,. 3 p,.1.,. 4 ''O' ~ woe
'-, r. o. ! ''o'-'o y 'I'~Is''f3'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
SHassghteL'lgE

I9KNlE = EZVNH HE . =,
YESHE fall season having arrived, the suosL"'ob
d have extended their arrangemensfor sa's
eriDg cattle, hogs, &C., in superior manner. ao,,
Farmers and others wishing slaugheE'ns
can be accommodated on reasonable terms. :.
Cash paid for beef, pork, mutton, yea &s',
Nov. 20 tS46 =. q ri. .
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
THE LOWEST TERMS ron 1913.

- per annum. III advance, for single copy, or
two ccF:cs yearly for 50, invariably in advance,
pas'p2lI' For $40, cash. free Of postage, five cop
les OF ofaham's Magazine; for $50. cash. eleven
copies OF uFahams Magazine will be forwarded, and
copy gratis TO ne Postmaster OF others forwarding
the money. Address pest paid.
GEORGE r. GRAHAM & Co.
IS Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
Business Cards.
II. p. LOWE.
]. BUTLER.
LOVE-, & BUTLER,

Are associated under the above slvIe in the prac-
lice OF the Law. in the District and Snpeme Courts
OF this State, and will act as Land Agents.
October 0, l8I7--73-y.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12
Wlsiar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

That it stands at the head Of ell other remedies, is
now universally conceded. 1t has cured thousands
upon thousands, OF all classes. in cases of the most
dangerously consumptive character; and physicians
OF thctgrea;est emlnence, throughout our whole
country, DO unhesitatingly pronounce it 10 be one
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

46eciions q lie Lircr, ASTHMA, Bronchitis. Pain
or Weakness Of the Ereast or Lungs. Chronic
Coughs Phcurisy, HermoryhGge ofthe Lungs
and aHfhe affections efthe Pulmonary Organs
AMONG al! the famous medicines for consump
ton, none seems 10 be meeting with greater success.
or gaining higher reputation, than that most won
deg!u article,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

The senate yesterday elected the following
elect Committee Of Eight on the subject q Slavery
=, .l. Tarri.cries viz.

The Senate yesterday elected the following
Select Committee Of r eht the subject ofSsvery
in the Territories. viz.
JoaS 81 CLAYToS Del Jesse d. Bright, Id
JOIN c. CaD.ouh, 5 c. JosEFH r uSDEsWoop' ny
SaMv5L ; PstLfs " Dor,s X 6 6s.sss
Here are four Senators Of each party taken
equally from the Free and Slave States- The
semblancc Of fairness is thus preserved, but the
substance is wanting. Bright was chosen By
Indiana but il slaveholder IN Kentucky and mas
thus far represented hi hre fock much more
faithfully than his constituents. Dickinson got 90
from New York but nobody would have suspected
i from his votes. They would rather argue him
q senator from our dark haired sister Texas,
whose entr, into the C. mon Doe so practically and
sd,niriurlv trmpeted He is anaturaJ-boru Dough
face and could do much dirtier work than has yet
been imposed on him without any sacrifice Of
principle. dignity or inclination. Add these 20
the three STAKEHOLDER. Calhoun, Underwood and
Atohisou. aud the Committee viii stand i've ia
favor Of le-alizing slavery in the new Territories
10 three CLAYTON, Phelps aud Clarke against IT,
- the North is sold as usual and a bill extending
the dominion Of Slavery is morally certain 70 be
reported and-so far as the Senate is concerned
passed.
Oh the House We have still hopes Most OF It's
Members are o. the eve Of asking reelection
while many will be watched by their consii'a-
ems and any uniaithiuuess promptly visited on
the bead Of their candidate Tor President resPec-
lively We cannot yet believe, therefore that
auv bill ior Slavery Extension Ia the gmse 81 a
COMPROMISE will be wormed through the House
But there Is danger that under the pretence Of de-
iering the whole subject TO the action now pro-
posed the Oregon bill viii be got through one Il
not both Houses devoid o. the Introduction Of Ss
..nr.. Let ihis be lesisted 10 the utmost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

~ The letter Of our Associate 40" IA fari',
upon The causes and character OF the is'e u'c"' u
struggle in that city will be found instructive ana
deeply interesting However many may condemn
hi. mdisguised sympathy with the misguided Ia.
borer. who were driven by their own miseres
and the arts Of intrgaers into 50 dreadful re-
belion his lucid analysis Of the origin and nature
~ tho eonaic, must commend itself 10 the thought
f,l ,,preciaton Of all Hitherto, toe published
account. have united IN depicting the Insurgents
ss rniscresmts and unproyoked sssassins. All VIZ
reflect must realize that this Is not the whole
trsth-that such carnage could not have been
utterly causeless We doubt that 50 much hight
will be thrown on the subject by any Contemporary
issue As By the letter Of our Associate which we
publish to-day.
Mr Dana will remain in Paris SO long as events
shall render his stay there desirable, and we be.
heve ms letters will be found among the mos,
able impartial and luminous exPositions OF the
ueat struggle whereof France and her capital
mus, still be the arena. The end is yet distant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14
Extravaganza In the Baltimore Custom
House.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BALTIMoRE, July H. d

Correspondence Of The Iubunc
BALTIMoRE, July H. lsic.
Mossfs. GRlELEY Il McELRATH am informed
there Is great alarm in the Custom House here caused
by the resolution offered by Mr. Johnson Of Nd in the
Scnsie asking from the Secretary Of the Treasury list
OF officers now employed ia the Custom House com
pared with the number in March ls44 ! am informed
by one that believe knows, that the number l. now
one half greater than IL wa in March "A and thai the
annual expense is than s26oOO greater than
IL while UiiiGms the Collector Why 10 should
bo cannot tell. for am quite sure the work done
now is not greater than 70 then, better done
The present Collector when ne came into Office turned
ont suerg Wing Espccf3y Wotct,Haa and B01'Ha8 and
appointed men OF different stamp and az the recon
mcndstion they had their great industry in cleo
iancerns for Mr. Polk and their abuse OF Mr. Clay snd
the Wing party such are the now employed hy
our msgnsnnious Collector. GeaCrai Marriott
lours truly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

DANGEROUS AssAULT.-lohn Amberg and Rich
ard Bosc (or Buss' residing between Genesee and Ba-
tayia ust the city line in Black Rock got into
a quarrel YESTERDAY about dog. Borse attacked Am
berg with dung FORK and inflicted severe and dan.
gerous wound over his lei eye-iho tine OF the fork
ncd INTO the matter last evening and issued warrant
Tor the arrest OF BOrse and another, whose name was
not learned be taken before r. Hodge, Justice Of the
Peace for examination. The wounded man j IN rather
a critical state but viii probably survive
BaA Com. Adv llth.
AWArTRY CRAWL etters have been received
n this city bv the last Overland Mail from China, i
ing that the 18th April the schooner Paradox from
Canton upsc; within I'VE miles OF Hong hons, ana
seven persons found a wstcry grave Among them
were Or. J. Sexton james OF this city, Baptist MS
s'onsry and his wife slso Mr. William Ash. Of this
CITY. A SON of DR. Negs saved. with two Others.
Mrs James WAS from salem. Mass. lPhlsd Ledger.
Tar MASSACHUSETTS, REGuNENT-Tbey NUM-
bcr an told abou, $50 When they lcii this city there
participated in this nearly 30 over one third
have been killed l.ed OF die have deserted or have
been discharged for sickness. Al present the Reg-
uent j. Jed just above New Orleans and Is n a
healthy condition. Traveller.
LORD BBoUGHAN ~ lJcK's WH.-Mr Wait,
Jr Of Birmingham recently deceased, bequeathed o.
Lord Rrougham s5OOup The k25p0 loft some time
sso O. his lordship by Mr. Fahcrty OF Hammers NTH
be generously gave 10 his brother, NJ. w Broughun
~ "Tweuty-i0ur hours ahead OF the Mail.
and Forty eight hours ahead Of the Nail are regular
headings in the New Orleans papers Scarcely any in
formation is received by the regular mails Everything
l. anticipated even without the Telegraph
~ 4 daily mail hereafter be carried from
Sandusky 10 Cincinnati. by the Mad River and Little
Miami railroads. The mails this route hsve hereto
tore been carried behind the times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

- sAyNDERs's DREssISG CAsEs FkScy CurL1sl -,
IcnET ARTICLES al Ia Broadway, corner y Libef2
aud % Broadway. The subscribers respectfully CO.. 60.
attention OF ne public % their collection OF - r.
winch IN point OF variety Il not equaeJ 10 ne csay
were selected with the greatest regard 10 quaAy, a.
cases warranted. Their assortment Of falcl euu'ss ~.
braces all the latest styles Of Rodgeos sons pen
nail hes huiton-hooks and other articles for toci 80
many OF which have never been before lmpoIici -
dressing cases Of The su0scnbers' own MANUFACTURE -
cases Of the most compact forms, containing nsei.
cles Of the best quality; they acknOw ledsee y VI"
ing gentlemen 10 be supei Tor % those imported .
iylS 81 O. SAUNDERS Il SONS. IA and SsI bfosn"si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

Nicai9AS.-We learn from the Battle Creek
Eis'y Pres that conventions have been csled in sevo
IA oi the counties Of this state oy the Coincidence
whigs. wilmo, proyiso LocoFoeos and Liberty Men
70 declare their opposition TO the Extension OF slavery
and 70 iorsn permanent Organization l. Is not iu
probable that Free soil Electoral ticket viii be nom
mated and that ue or two Csss papers in the Interior
win soon lower thsi Tag ard hoist the Van Burcn
Banner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

y la the House OF Representatives yester
day Speaker WINTHROP ordered Mr. HENLEY
ms the custdy OF the Sergeant at Arms, toy dis
respect The House also voted To remove Mr..
GIDEON WkLLss OF Connecticut, who is a civilian,
from the head OF the Naval Bureau Of Provisions
and Clothing. His appointment was contrary to
precedent, and a mere party reward. Itmet with
strong opposition when he was appointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

10 THE Boa CoNsrRlCToR IL the Museum, \ whck
have repeatedly spoken, IL tu a'rerr1r great arr
ton and On" wonderful Giant is receiving BuneIouseal-
Both are great cuuosies and, with the euiertaIasr,
n the Lecture Room 53 and O'Clock, and the o,er
elites az tfis house, wonder not Thar such crowds
constantly 10 be- found there