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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

nor SALE by the subscriber-all the LATEST PUBLI-
j. CATIONS of the day, among which may be found the
following
THE LITTLE WIEE-By Mrs. Grey;
PRIDE; OR, THE DUCHESS The first of the SEVEN
CAPITAL SINs-By Eugene Sue;
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TO GETMARRIED.
Complete;
HOME OF sHAKsPEARE-By F. w. Fairhot, D. s.A.
Beautifully Illustrated;
THE rHENPECKED HUsBAND-By the author Of the
- History of a Flin."
LUCY HOSMER or. the GUARDIAN AND GHosT-BY
d. P Thompson;
THE TWO CORPsES; A Historical Romance-By Fred.
erick SOuie
Je28tf WELD & CO., ~ Camp street.
Agency Of the GrGefeH6erg COmDGnV'S Medicines.
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AN@IA0A aAAgse
PRovIsIoNs. IIoUoRs, &c.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, &c.
BY MORPHY q MENUS.
THIS DAY, Saturday 50h inst. at 10 o'clOek-Wll
4 be sold AT store No. 81 Magazine street
COFFEE, TEA. SUGAR, CANDLES, SOAP,
BACCO, SEGARS, VINEGAR: MADEIRA, PORT,
AND CLARE WIN WINES ABsYNTH CQRptAl s s,
TER, VERMACELLI, AIACGARONI, NAILS sc.
HARDWARE! HARDWARE!
BY MORPHY d MENUS, Auctioneers.
MONDAY. I'd October, at 10 o'clock-WilI be sold at
iva No q TehOupuOulas street, by order of and under
the nspec OF the Port Warens for of whom it
THREE CASKS HARDWARE-damaged on board
the bark Yarmouth, her passage from Philadelphia to
this port. E.S~ Terms Cash $50
Succession of Adelaide Bozonier, Widow of J. B.
Marks, ~.
BY ]. A. B0NNEVAL, Auctioneer.
DY virtue of and in pursuance to order from the Hon.
ID orabe the Second District Court of New Orleans, dated
the 18th of August 13 and for account of said Succession
will be sold at auction THURSDAY, the 9th October,
I848 at Il Ocogk M at the ST. Louis Exchange the fol
lowing described SLAVES
BELLA, (negress) aged 80 years;
ROSALIE, (mulattress,) aged IL years;
Terms Cash
pense OF the purchasers. SO
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELHoTRo-MAGNETIO PoRTRAITs


Y the application of the above mysterious agent to Da-
ID gusneOtype "a discovery of the subscriber the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in a SINGLE sKCOND-cachng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing Indeby upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish retain in their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations friends do at moderate
price, Rooms, corner OF Canal and Charities
No ChartTes street. [my3 lyl w. H. HUTCHlNGS.
EGAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron.
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOreans,
five years ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens Were
exhibited at the Far in composition with Others taken BY
the best operator from Newly and he awarded the
First Premium. No specimens Inhibited 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 Genuine VOigtaDdeT Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same
Plates at % per dozen ScOYs No. for 50 guaIsntied
the best plates made in the United States Gases 80 IS and
SO so; NewYOr Cameras at $1S.
EF@ Orders from the country promptly attended TO.
GsS- Entrance No. CAMP street. mill If
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SUMNER ENHANCEMENT

~ The Cans will leave New Orleans and CarrOOn every
hour aferI clock Sundays, if the weather is fair
~ The Lafayette Horse Cans will leave every 10 minutes
from the corner Of BaOnne and Canal su. myl2 tlstNOv
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DR. MENsING, Denial surgeon.

DR.. MENSING, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
IL tour in the North and East, is prepared gTc7-aAs
to perform all operations appertaning to the
TEETH and has become acquainted with VI SStS<,A
the best mode OF operating approved by the S-1lI1
College of Dental Surgeons of Baltimore, Nd His prices
for operations proportion to suit the times. al6
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DIR. hENSING'S
TOOTH-ACHE ELIXIR, or charge ~ Office
No 50 BaroRne street, 4th door above Common St. New
Orleans.
EV~ Office So BdrOnne street. 4th door GBoye Common
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MONTHLY BULLErrN-NO. 8.
DYsENTERY. DLARRHGA. etc Pasitirelg Cured

~ an a FeI0 Hours.
The GRAEFEEBERG
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts
1st. The GFdefeHberg
ID IS e HterB syrup
viii cure the Dysentery, Di-
arrhga, ETC., in twenty-fou
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted
no matter how bad the case ;
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is instantly refunded
If a cure ID not the result.
3D.. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use ;
in some instances where the
patients have been given up,
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WATCHES, JEWERY AND FANCY GOODS
FTNHE subscribers have last received additional q
Il supply very superior Gold and Silver Watches SA
with Hunting Gases of NJ 1. Tobias, Roskel and IN
other superior makers also Fine London DuDIeIAAAz9
Watches, rich Jewery of the latest Styles comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies' Bracelets,
Necklaces Beast Pins, Gold Pencil Cases Finger Rings,
sc. Also, great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected by
one of the firm in the European markets. consisting Work
Boxes Dressing Cases. fine Fans, Retcue and other fancy
articles. Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks Casters Candlestcks Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revovers Bowie Knives, Military Goods &C.,
&c, for sale at moderate prices, by
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From Mr.. EdtoGrd Robbins, Druggist.
BORDENTOwE, N. j., Jan 8, l847-We have taken some
trouble TO introduce Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold all we received from you. Dr. j. H.
Cook has used it in his practice he thinks highly of the
medicine. Dr. Cook of the most eminent physicians in
the United States and the attending physician of Joseph
BOnapare, exKng Of Spain during all his residence in this
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY.
"a THE undersigned having engaged the -sssSfSS
Ea office lately occupied by Brig Gen -
6zAR s. Churchill, Inspector General U. s. ssEszsr =
L-S& Army (New Commercial Exchange) SsAzsSsz@s
corner OF St Charles and Perddo streets, are pepaed
ecute all the necessary papers TO entite Officers commits
stoned officers musicians and pvate to the above pay,
on tie reasonable terms Any business entrusted to
their will be dispatched with the utmost prOmpttude
The Regiments Of Louisiana Volunteers of 1886 included
iii the of Congress of 18th July 1SS Company cCOunts
adjusted and made for the proper Deps ment
with accuracy and dispatch.
10" Inmed5a7e attention paid TO Bounty Land, Pen
siORS, and other Military Claims.
THEO LEWIS,
late Capt Co K LIST La. Volt. tiers.
VIM MONAGHAN,
a14tf late Capt Co. F. 5th Regt. La. Volunteers.
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X EGs AND BBLs. Prime LEAF LARD. in uoa.
~ sTURGEs WRIGHT, Is TsboupaOulas ..
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RANAWAY

TTfHE BOY DANIEL aged about 90. coulplexiop a
copper color! feet org inches high stout built I'd
and inclined e be bald. suitable reward viii be-
aa55 Il HoYT FORD. ii 81. Charles , ;f7Se-
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IRON the Western Empire" Dayton o. july g. 1847
Mr.. ]. F. Howel: Sir-It affords me much pleasure to
say you that my Cough and affection of the Lungs
has been entirely removed BY the of onehaf bottle OF
Dr. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
Others advised me to use You safely recommend the
of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds
most excellent remedy. Your Tespectfuly.
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LATITUDE, % 578ON-Losorrr0r, 80 win Time, Oh.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY.-In the absence of Recor-
der Genois Alderman Fabre yesterday officiated in
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OIedltu 7 bsItLAdYs
Scbr Dream CBr) Humsey Belize Honduras, Barel & Co
Steamboat Princeton, Dickinson 81 Louis, Mash Ranett
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
DEMOCRATS, ARE YOU READY'

Are you doing all you can for the Democratic
cause! Have you determined to 60 to the election
to do your best for the candidates for the Legislature
and for Col. Reid! Have you procured tickets
Have you appealed your neghbors to vote with you!
The present crisis calls aloud upon every Demo
crat to put forth all his efforts. We have but to
reach forth hands and grasp the fruits of victory
The honest laboring man-the mechanic, the mer-
chant, the young just stepping on the stage OF
life-all classes of our fellow-citizens who value
equal rights and equal privileges, can now make
themselves felt by voting for Col. Reid. To such
men, vote for Governor is worth more now than it
has been for ten years past.
Look also at the importance of securing the Le-
gisature. A United States Senator, Supreme and
Superior Court Judge, an Attorney General and
Solicitors will have be chosen by that body; and
our opponents openly tell US that if they get the
power these officers shall be Wings.
Democrats! again ask-are you ready! Ii
so, Sup guards, and at them!'' If yOu ready,
many Whigs are not; and here it is you have them
Improve the opportunity, and the day is yours.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
JOHNSTON COUNTY.

We learn from friend, who heard the candida@
for the Legislature in Johnston, few days since d
one of the public gatherings, that Messrs. Watson
Leach, and Linn B. Saunders are producing pow
erful impression upon the people of that Count
The leading Wings, as is their custom, finding them
selves overmatched and vanquished in argument
have resorted, understand, to all sorts Of mlsr
reservations; and some of them, we learn, have e'n
gone so far as to perpetrate outrageous ISLANDERS upon
the personal character of one of the Democratic can
didates. But Mr.. Saunders, the gentleman thus ~
sailed, defies them all by the unsullied purity Of Old
character gentleman, as he is ready to meet @u
all, one after another, in public discussion w
count with confidence upon the election of the ''''
ticket in Johnston, and one hundred majority tO WI
Reid. s''
Democrats of Johnston! the eyes of all our ifeDI
here are turned upon you, and we anticipate a S'y. "
report from you on the Sd of August. Redeem wv
pledges we have here made in your name' and w.
will entite yourselves to the proud distinction
" banner County,
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
A WORD TO OUR VOLUNTEERS,

An esteemed friend, who takes deeu irt,,.
whatever concerns our brave Volunteers, bas sn u
our attention to the fact that there are agent,
country, or men protesting to be agents for As wy
diers, who are engaged in buying up their clam,.,
an enormous profit. He says:
ssPlease notice in your paper the rights IN vl;,
under the existing laws, the Volunteers are eDta ?
believe the law giving them three months ad%io
pay has passed, and they have l6O acres of land S
warrant which they have the option of exehaD~?.'
for scrip-one hundred dollars, drawing De, Sns
interest; consequently, according to the terms o S
late loan, worth one hundred and three doIar "
any rate, worth par in cash in any market
The Office of pensions has repeatedly adverise1h,
there is no advantage in employing an agent, or nab
ing personal application to the department to sgf
these claims. They will be attended to- if seah
mail, as promptly if in the hands of an agent a
without any expense. am anxious to draw pui
attention to this subject, because immense frauds
might say robberies have already been communal
the heirs of deceased soldiers, by persons calip
themselves agents to settle their claims. After NAL
ing the application, they have received generally,
least so far as comes under my observation, the Oh
hundred dollar scrip and have retained from twepr
to forty dollars for their fees! These vuItura al
ready to pounce upon and rob our brave volunteer
as soon as they appear. Pray warn them.
complying Wlth tnlS request you Will 90 y0ufduI
serve our gallant Volunteers, and oblige your tn
friend and the friend of the soldiers
We regret that we have not been able tOhya
hands upon the laws making provisions for ours
diers; but it is sufficient, at present, to put them
their guard. Hold on to yOur rights, boys. YOuhs
served your country faithfully, and yOu are thsnh
entitled to all the benefits of all the laws enacted
your favor. Hold on to your rights until you
home among your friends, and do not suffer youpdn
to be imposed upon or defrauded.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
WILLIAM WHITE. ESQ

Every gentleman in this commuDi,,,
been profoundly disguised by CommuD;oa~. ~uS' ha
appeared in the Register of Saturday laat On ShiA
this gentleman is represented as address; :" Thi&
and blasphemous letter to " Abraham va~.ugg dly
John r. ]. Dinnawell ''-intended ''ie" aN
Venable and Daniel. 1t is needless to nc Mesh
ligent men that the whole affair is coD,ou ,u Intel
forgery from first to last. piHA
The object of this scfibbler, in thus dracc;
of Mr.. White before the public, is too "s Aas
cape attention. Mr.. White is a Democ,s, ,''n' @s
Postmaster in this City. This Office is and hei
profitable, and the &c mouths - of several w'' Sbe
already {" watering" for the tempting h,;, ngsaA
know that he discharges his duties so p,an lAeI
faithfully that no just cause can be produon, adS
moving him, in case Gen. Taylor should bo',ltM @tM
and so they are determined to commence un,s
time. They hope to provoke him into a Vi, "Nh
vocacy of the Baltimore nominees, or to "%
irritate him until they shall get some exn,osa; &
him calculated to injure him in the estimation ora
Taylor; and if this hope should be gratifed ON
then rest until the time arrived for diyidiDr "U
"spoils.'' But the game will fail That con" % %
we have no doubt, will continue to perorm :lel u:
ties and to cherish Democratic principles .aa o.
them at the ballot-box, just as if NOTHING b,1,
pened while those who seek to iniure him ,n,n'4
to 20 to ,cOrk after NoUenber, instead of roIr: E
the election of Federal President to mt os S@
the means of respectable subsistence in thei,bs1
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
THE VOLUNTEERS FOR REID!

friend of ours has just received letter from@
of the Wake County boys, dated Brazos, in which
he expresses his desire to get home in time vol.
for Reid for Governor. He says now is the tmsa
the Democrats-the true friends of the counhJ t.
triumph; and that large majority Of the North Ge
lima Volunteers are TN favor Of Col. Reid for GOrrDr
This is animatng intelligence from brave sOdsn
They remember what party it was that forced officer
upon them, who had voted against the justice and
constitutionality of the war; and they will not sa
forget the Preamble - Feds of the last LegisUn
The time is at hand for them to pass sentence PA
Charles Manly, and other Wing leaders, who wen
in favor of the law depriving them of their nghh
elect their own Field Officers and we sincerely hope
they may arrive here by the day of the election
Leave it to the North Carolina Volunteers to Decide
and David S. Reid would certainly be the next GOF
ernor of North Carolina. Push on the column ff
Col. Reid-the ':boys =" that went to Mexico to meet
the enemy, and to uphold the flag of the stripes and
stars, are standing at your back! Three cheers iH
Reid and the North Carolina Volunteers
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
From the Wilmington Journal,

Mr.. Editor. 1 see by the Commercial of the Goth,
equostioa asking the people if they intend to vote
white men and women
We Will ask the Commercial if he intends voting
for man who said that the officers of the North Caro-
lima Regiment ought all be dishonororably discharg-
en- by Gen. Taylor, when he was asked by Messrs.
Singetary and Pender to Gala Court Martial so that
they obtain justice in regard to several cbar
brought against them officers. g.
Respectfully, #**
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
VOTE EARLY!

Be sure that you reach the election ground early
in the day, and go to work you get there.
If any of your neighbors hesitate about going to the
polls, reason them out of it-go with them to the
balotbox, and appeal to them to vote with you for
REID and Equal SUFFRAGE. If they say they are in
favor of equality in political rights among free white
men, persuade them to show their faith by their
works" Now is the time to bring the question be-
fore the people. If Mr.. Manly is elected, the Feds
will exut, and say that this humbug," as they call
it, has been put down by the people; and besides,
Mr.. Manly will not recommend it to the Legislature
but if Col. Reid is elected, he will recommend ii
in his first Message and do all he to carry it out
Let every true Republican devote one day to his
country. Vote the whole ticket for the Legislature
vote for Reid for Governor; and be to obtain all
the votes you can for the good cause.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
MEssRs. BLEDsoE AND BURCH.

Judging from the illusions made to these gsnp' ,'
men by the Register, we should say they were na rs
ly to prove troublesome to Whiggery in the PeHuI'
campaign. If you want evidence of any n'D. -,
sterling Democracy, look into the Wing PnnS w., n
whether they abuse him or not; and the more ''. =,
they exhaust upon him, if you find they ~.D q Ms
him at all, the sounder you may regard him "
Democratic faith. .. -... H.
So far as Mr.. Bledsoe, one of the DemOcra~ ~.
sistant Electors is concerned, the Register ~ "
cially ,Oruthy and the reason is, Mr.. BfedsV -
publicly repudsGted Wziggry, and announcer rr oss
tention to support Reid, Cdss and Butter. ri,
Wings in this community are about to fOilo" de
example, and therefore it is that the .Kegls'' as
nounces him. The supporters of that 'se's' .riOp
nominee Gen. Taylor, and of Fillmore, the AO' r.,
ist not only opposed to- free suffrage Ou tbs
thought; but they will find, in good time us ,. ci
have men in their ranks, who, like Mr. blou''
think and act for themselves.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

We see it suggested that Gov. Morehead's letter,
notifying Gen. Taylor of his nominat tion, may not
have been post1paid and the old General is said
to take out no letters that paid GOV. More
heads must have gone back to Washington as a
dead letter. We notice the suggestion only for the
purpose OF resenting such suspicion against Gov.
Morehead' who, every body about here knows is not
the man to stand upon q shilling.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

Your OWN FILLMORE" To those Wings who
appear to be annoyed and vexed by the facts which
are being made public, in connection with Millard
Fillmore, we would say-take it coolly, gentlemen.
He is ''your o,on Fillmore '-you took him ss for
better for worse," with your eyes wide open and
you must take the consequences. We have hardly
begun upon him yet.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

Our friends throughout the State will very much
oblige us by sending US early returns of the elec-
tons in the various Counties. Please give the names
of the Candidates for the Legislature and for Sheriff
in full, with their politics.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

The Philadelphia Spirit of the Times says. so
great is the demand in parts of the country for
lard to grease Whig throats to swallow Gen. Taylor,
that all sorts of grease is in active demand.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

We welcome the New York True Sun to our ex-
change list. is of the ablest journals of the
day-sound upon the question of slavery, and goes
its full length for Cass and Butler.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

PUBLIC LAND SALES" We invite public atten-
ton to the advertisement in todays paper, under the
head OF Public Land Sales,' in the State of Florida.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

The Executive Committee of the Rough and Ready
Club of this City have called for mass meeting of
the friends of Gen. Taylor on the 1st day of next
month; but not word is said about 'the friends
of Mr. Fillmore! Where are they to go! Poor
Fillmore! Never was man so badly treated as he
is, here in the South, by his own s.triends."
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
~ IT. TT 1A' 1H1O1S]A11, 7 Ic
NJ: NJ: a. MH'EaPss, B1aPsos, 'f' ssey'.. r..
COME TO THE MASS MEETING

The friends of Cass and Butler propose to hold a
Mass Meeting and give Barbecue, in the City of
Raleigh, on Wednesday the second day of August
next. Ample provisions will be made for all who
may favor with their presence and several Speech
es may be expected. ssrssr-.ss
Come to the Barbecue! Come up, men of all par.
tles-you shall all be welcome. Let US have also,
4" feast of reason and flow of soul.'' Friends of
Cass and Butler-freemen of Wake County, we hope
to see>y you pouring in by hundreds Wednesday the
second day gf August neat.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

We conversed with intelligent Whig few
days since, who cannot conscentiously support Gen.
Taylor He told that, in his opinion, the Phila-
dephia Convention had substituted availability for
principle; and that in nominating Gen. Taylor mere
ly account of his military services with his sword
still at his side and his epauees still upon his shoul-
ders they had established to say the least, danger
Gus precedent In our opinion, our Whig friend
will vote for Cass and Butler; and we can say with
confidence to readers at distance, that there
are a few more of the same sort left.''
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

Remember! that Senator Badger admits the Con-
stitutional power of Congress to enact the Wimot
Provso, and contents himself with denying the JUS
tce and erpediency of that odious measure. If you
vote for candidate for the Legislature who pledged
to support Mr.. Badgers reelection to the Senate,
you vote to endorse the COnstitutionay of the Will
mot Proviso. Remember this, and profit by it! Next
year may be too late No,O is the time to meet and
put down the enemies of Southern interests and
Southern rights.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

Let every Democrat turn out and acor as if the re-
suit of the election depended on his own individual
eXertions.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26
GEORGE w. THOMPSON, ESQ

We understand that Mr.. Thompson, the Demo
cratic candidate for the Senate in this County, ham
dies Mr. Hail. the Federal candidate, without gloves.
We are glad hear this, for did any man, who
aspres represent the people, richly deserve to
be exposed and lashed. Let Democratic friends
one man rally to the support of George w. Thomp-
son. He has heretofore served the County with
marked fidelity and ability in the Senate; and he
be implicitly relied upon and safely trusted in
all emergencies. We know the man, and we bear
cheerful testimony his soundness his purity, and
integrity.
That Mr.. Thompson will be triumphantly re-elect-
ed entertain doubt; but it is due to faithful
public servant that his should be sustained
and vindicated by the party to which he is attached
See to tbrother Democrats that his majority is in
creased on the Sd day of August next.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-07-26

The Editors of the Randolph Herald must excuse
US for avoiding controversy with them. Any such
controversy, no matter how it might terminate, would
rebound to their advantage, they would no doubt
consider themselves more honored by defeat at our
hands, than we would by any triumph which we
might achieve over them. 'tu