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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
Fruit Fruit!

CHoCTAyv NATION WEST, }
March /, 1913. 3-S 5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
Fresh Gardcn-sceds.

Van Buren, Febr uary 26. IsiG.-2-5w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

CTRYCHNINE-for sale at MAYERS'
- February %. Drug store, Fort smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04
For Sale.

WILL offer for sale negrD woman, aged 27 years on
Z Monday the 27th day OF March, 1913, at the Court
House in the town of Van Bureu, Crawford county,
the property of the estate Of Ishd Haryc, deceased
Ierms-CASH.
HARDY HEWES, Admir-.
. or the estate Of lsHAM UARRELL, decd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-04

PRoFEssIoNs1N IN THE UNITED STATEs.-A cotem-
porary gives the following division OF the occu-
palions Of men in the United States.
oe-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-12

OswFeo CANAL.-We learn that the deep lock at
Fulton Is in ordor and that navigation Is entirely un.
DISTRACTED The reports about the condition Of the
l9ek were greatly exaggerated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-12
fORNIN( &c Co.. EDITION NEW ,%rY DIRK, e

tlemen, who arepf opinion that ID should baagresd
to i'll cay aye, Carried unanimously, A sbao, an,
Aproposition here made from the left wing NJ
meeting for an an,sndmeh 10 the moton but. as
proceeded from Misunderstanding the part Of the
ThS states We're then called over by name. an d the
follnNiug were appoi tuod MOT fln1
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
800 MonrlNe. d.. 8. 1s4s.

FRIDAY MORNING. Lee o lo3os
COTTON There was again good inquiry ior Cotton
ve,edav bat The weather rainy and unpleasant tha
tb ae Aid not exceed 200 bales The prices paid were
very nm ~ 5lD5Sc for Low Middiing TO strictly Good
ASidIs The Rhtanna's news has been due for several
a., and II il not unlikely that the Canada Cbe steamer Of
,bs 9th uIt may anticipate it,
TOBACCO-We could hear of no sales OF any note.
sITGAR AND MOLASSES.- about 100 hhas 20 %
sugar were sold at 3G14i6c. for Far to Prime aso Nv
bbls Molasses at 206D20iSc. Q gallon. L..
FLOUR The steady rain prevented any yey .oaJ
bic transactions this article and the sales e III sso ~
$50 bbls of which 400 bbls Ohio lined at - % %
Illinois and Iowa at sac 2 bb. The MARI -.
heavily and with considerable quantity oneils II, -
GRAIN-Hardly any thing done IN Co'n' a. s - IT.
,Vaptoo wei and muddy for any uHnsecuo ~ III
It - ,yss no sacks old Yellow al oVc Y oHshsi' 90
pPOVTsIO " Pork was IN some demand ana 0'S
~, ~, ,e,s old a. rates did not learn. oi beei
90 m. p,ws taken al a fraction 81 bbl. The
s,s Of Lard were s. bbls. and ls5 kegs, both al
sIlo b N Small sales Of Bacon sides at &c. ID
coFFEE. There was some demand, and 1900 sacks ko
sold at 5i4la57Sc. = u.
HAYA lot Of 933 bales superior Bath Hay was disposed
Of from ship at 81 rs 3 ton
WHlSKY.-Sma lots OF Rectifed selling at le5lfG c.
FREiGHTS.-Two Bitish ships were filed upfor Liver
pool at lid for Cotton giving The commemorative
bbls Flour taken in American ship Tor the same port
Al g. 3d.
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Beautiful and Rare HOlyday Presents.
JUST RECEIVED AT
UIO MS.


Corner of ST. Charles and Canal Streets.
The richest pSs eyer offered II New Orleans Of elegantly o
Maehe pearl naidl Velvet and Turkey Morocco Illuminated
With SILVER Ivory Pearl Tortoise She'll varying mp N Pnc,
WORK BOXES and DREssING-cAsEs, New and Beauul
Splendid RETlcULEs and PURSES UnequaIed in Richness
EnaTfled E90qy and RaTswe9d JEWEL and GLOVE BOXES
HOLY BIBLES, EpiscoPaI am and cahos PR&YER BOOKS
Eeganty B9nd II yeye Tit syer and Gold Relief
CASES and PORTE MoNNAIEs of Silver, Illuminated Tor.
Rich lee EBONY S P4P fi fss Beautifully Designed
9y en- f S"S 9qEgE G4sEs Very Very caB
Rma@eo ut caadeks and Mane Ornaments unsurpassed in
RICH OPERA AND DRESS FANS
OF Pearl Ivory Enameled Kid Parchment, ETC., comprising the
poR T Ts'I R a35t InF4s n the NY
BALL TABLETS HEAD ORNAMENTS, Of Gold, Silver, ETC.
Fine PocKET and PEN RNiTEs RA2oRs Ns C ssos etc.
Inc II SoULIEk RAzoR Very Unique and Superior Article,
GOLD PEI PENCIL and PEN CASES, of the Finest Qualify
The RICH LIEU GOLD PENS price 50 So and sold with
CANES, Elegantly Mounted, in God. Silver etc.
ACCORF IONS aad TLUfiN4s Of Beautiful Tone and Finish
STEEL B ADS, PU tsE and RETlCULE SILKS and TRIM
SILVER, ToRToIsE SHELL and BUFFALO HORN BACK
oDEUR BOTTLES Containing from botes) Richly Inad
TRAVELLING DESKS aud DRESSING CASES COMBINED. Of
Russia aud Turkey Leather, Ebony Very Compact Useful
Elegant Specimens of BRONZE ARTisTIoUE Ornaments.
SPORTING ARTICLES,
FLAsKs BELTS and MAGAZINES Of he most Approved
GAME BAGS, CLEANING RODS, DOG COLLARS. Whistle.
and sWBbiPs, sTARKEY & WALKERS PERCUSSION
Superior FISHING RODS Of Ianceyood Hickory Ra,hoo OF,
Mounted in German Silver and Brass - 80
HOOKS, Of all descriptions.
REELS LINES FLOATS Portable Landing Nets Artificial Raj,
Leads SW-yels s'
II Particuqr dne ton requested English
HAIR and TEETH BRUSHES, which more
carefully made desirable in patterns and favorable prices than
any others for sale.
An inspection Of his large Of FINE LINEN and
COTTON SHIRTS made the best manner expressly for hi.
Retail Sales, octed Also general assortment Of LADIES'
Genlemen's and ChidTens' FURNISHING GOODS.
CHOICE SELECTION OF RICH DRESS CRAVATS
UMBRELLAS Of Silk and Scotch Bingham, every variety and
Of Superior Quality - -
TINS large stock Of Goods offered the LOWEST MAR
and will be cheeTiully shown at all times.
r. F. GUION
Corner Of st. Charles Canal Streets
~ Cash (Cy and Country Purchasers requested 70 examine
tins Large Assortment inducements can offered unequad in
any other establishment in this city. d. 3w2dp
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Second Dispatch.
MEXToo.

By the brig Til, Capt. Rodevich, we yesterday
received papers from the city of Mexico to the DIST
ult, being three days later than our previous dates
From Et Monitor we learn that on the both ult
the French Minister, NJ. Levasseer, called upon
President Herrera in order TO congratulate him
upon his elevation to the chief magistracy of the
Mexican Republic
On the 2lst the Spanish Minister was to have
presented his credentials The reception would
be made with all due etiquette.
The seat of Government of the State OF Chiapas
has been removed temporarily to Pchacalco.
The Indians continue their ravages, and we
scarcely open paper without finding accounts of
their depredations. From long impunity they have
become so bold that they approach the large cities
without fear. Ell Monitor mentions that thew had
arrived at Santa Rosa, place within two leagues
of Queretaro, the late temporary capital of the
Republic.
On the 10Th ult. an express was received at the
city of Mexico, with information that the celebra-
ted bandit chief, Eleutero Quro, with about
thee hundred of his band, had sailed out from the
Sierra Of San Augustin, and on the 18th attacked
the hacienda of Chichemequillas, the life of whose
owner I'D. Manuel Marin) was only saved by the
prayers Of a priest who promised that $500 should
NC pau dS a AdilsOii nc EODUSEs tueil pTOCeSQeu
to the ranch of Pecolete, which they destroyed.
At the hacienda of Buena Vista they assassinated
an officer and his son. At the ranch Of Los Rcos
they murdered the second Alcalde, and committed
many other outrages As soon as Gen. Bustamente
heard Of these proceedings he dispatched military
force TO the scene of action. The robbers then
fled into the impenetrable Businesses of the noun
tains. Robberies are more and more frequent on
the public highway, and will undoubtedly increase
soon, the roads are filled with travellers on their
way to the great annual fair. The newspapers
teem with accounts of these outrages, which it
seems the Government either cannot or will not
repress. On the 18th three famous robbers were
arrested on the Puebla road. They made a des-
perate resistance.
On the 18th Gen. Uraya had fight with the
Indians in the State of Guanaiuato. Three of the
savages were killed, six wounded, and more than
seventy made prisoners.
On the 18th ST. Otero, ex-Minister of Relations,
was appointed member of the Board of Directors
Of the prisoners.
The Government has prohibited the soldiers of
the escorts, under severe penalties from receiving
any compensation from individuals. They have
been in the habit of asking rewards from travellers
which the latter were compelled to give or submit
to be robbed by the banditti.
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Arrivals at the Prlnclpal EoteIs Yestcrday.

,HEwLETT's -. Cart Anderson. Mr. Smith, La George C
MeWhortsr, Parish OF CuncoIdia.
FLANTER Madison Atkins Tenn; I L BRYAN ard boy,
Texas Beck Ala; Smith, La john Grhey Ky; Thomas Far
Bayou Black. ~ = " -' -
F. R n a. IN Bsnviek lady sister and child, Atakapa
T. bg9'e, ~ VI James Rose Chareor Pickles d Wrlev,
Washington Miss: Thcs Rose Nache James ii Donegan Ala,
WIN Hunt Mss; Mr. Casey. lady child Y. William Wright
WootYle M ana Mrs o Johnston,
tie, FFedeek bagiey Liverpool Pride, Lexington Ky.
ST. CHARLIE - Wilson, Che Teigb
sion; Pope, VIM Henry Watkins Ca: Hunter 3 I6oan Vim
+ Pearce SIX IL Mr. Johnson lady daughters XIV ID Nj Lane.
Edward 81 Boykn James Rose, c; W
john MeGsyoek aud lady, Geo CihweI Laskey Mobe
Hand, Baltimore; DR. 1ue NJ James Donegan AIa. ri
and lady, c 1horne AitNkapa Cox NacRez
WIN and lady Akin o; Richard Louck James Rob,
ertson, w Robertson La o ene Y; T Ltch Gail
andeer lady child London Buchet Paris Proctor Va
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Photographed to the 9 Daily Crescent. .

oonsress-Fire at the Astor-Markets, Marine, etc.
BALTIMORE. Dec 4.-Congress assembled to- day. A
quorum present in both Houses COMMITTEES wele ap
pointed to wait the President to appse him that Con
ready to receive any communication he may
communicate No other business of any importance
acted The Message viii be delivered tomorrow.
Fire at The .4sfOr HOuseA fire occurred in the Astor
House in New York the morning of tbs 4th The third
story and roof were somewhat injured The bOarden made
good their reteat into the without serious injury
Men York Markets-Today (4th) Cotton is dulI-opera
tors are awaiting the arrival of the steamer Bread.tus
dull Corn New Mixed 60 cents Yellow, 50 cents.
.Narins.-Bart Montauk arrived II days f,om Galveston
Second Dispatch
BALTIMORE. Dec. 4-COngress In the Senate TO- day
Douglass, Of Illinois notice that he would present bill
providing territorial governments for Nebraska Minnesota
New Mexico and California
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Ship E. and Perkins Gilpaick p days FIN saoo, tNIe)
ship Emily Taylor Causson Sc days from Rotterdam, to
HariOd. Darling & Cod my.
Ship John Fefhmann, Dayy, from New ok via Havana
ship BTanswieE, Thomas 80 days FIN Havre P. POuz
ship AZ beaug Boutele 20 days FIN Liverpool, to Bailey
Ship JBo and Albert Howard. 81 days I'm Bath tMe) 10
Bark Columbia Beechsr, Is days from New York,
Bars Eliza TholnlOn Baty days fiom Pensacola to mas
tei-2d my
Bark Hebron Hart s. days fm Antwerp to Mastered my
Brig Duncan, Gichrst II days from Thomaston, 10 MAJ
Brig Patriot Keene II days I'm New Bedford to master
Point.
Brig Hamlet, Veper IS days from Thomaston to master
Cd my.
Big Tit, RadOych from Vera Cruz, SOth ul to j. Alex
ander-lst my.
Sehf William aud Elizabeth, Wellington, days fin Mata-
goria Bay, 10 master-lst my.
Schr Gratitude Daley o days from Turks Island, to
teF-2d
schf May Flower Hope 20 days fiom ThOmaston to mas
ter-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,
Gen Wonh. Charles fin yicksbqrg-2022 bales cotton
Jas Dick, Bellsnyder, I'm Nashville
Gen Scott, Sharp I'm Cincinnati.
Autocrai. Cos ee, FIN Memphs-3545 bales cotton.
Yesta, Muggah, FIN st. martinsvie.
Majestic Klein I'm Baton Rouge-5S bales cotton.
GRAY Eagle, McDil FIN Port iudson-2z9 bales cotton.
jas L Day Gibers0n, FIN Mobie-1l6 bales cotton.
Cotton Plant Morton I'm Arkansas RiveT21ll bs. cotton
Glencoe Dunham, FIN Louisville.
TOwbOat Shark Pinnegar, I'm the Passes.
TOwbOat Louisville, Duncan, I'm the Passes
TOWbOat Caledonia, WhlimOTe I'm the Passes.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

CrseteI dalg for che Crescent bV VINCENT WILLIAMS
LAFAYETTE Dec. T. ls4s.-Auived, steamer Glencoe
As Beeres 800 Sheep Riieh Cows and Breeding Sheep.
PricesIIogs, sSG74c. Sheep 81 5063 head Beayes,
56D5se.; Corn 55l957c. q bushel; Oil Cake, 81 cwt
HAY. s27 o ton Oats, s00S2e. . bushel; Bran,
6O07oe ewt.; Mich Cows, $200s25 . head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

AMERICAN ALMANAC-The number of this ex-
ceent and popular work for 1S49 is just published
and has been laid upon our table by T. L. White,
of No. SO Canal street The American Almanac
is widely known as one of the most valuable works
ever got up in this country II contains vast
amount of statistical information, collected in a
cheap and convenient form. The contents of this
number are varied and interesting as usual, COM
prsing statistics of the commerce of the United
States, both foreign and domestic tables of popu-
lation, of the Army and the Navy; the General
and State Governments, the Postoffice, Astronom-
ical and Meteorological information, and other
things too numerous to mention As we have said
before, it is invaluable as a work of reference and
should be in the possession of every one
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

THE EIGHTH lEFAETRY.-This gallant regiment we
understand had regimenta review the Barracks below
the city, within day two and gave proof Of its high dis
cpline We learn this splendid regiment to leave
few days Its destination reported to be the South western
frontier, and will probably be quartered San Antonio
General Worth, formerly Colonel Of the Sth expected
daily TO arrive here, and. is also understood his Head
quarters will be San Antonio The 9Th is differed by
of the bravest and talented men in the Army
and we regret their departure from our vicinity
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Died:

Bayou Sara, Nov. 80, Mira LOUISA sToER cCnso OF Mr.
Charles Steer.
residence parish Ascension, the night Nov
90 JOHN N WILSON, tetanu caused by having bis foot
crushed between the rollers his sam about week beiore
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

Or The new Archbishop of Paris is about to
issue circular to the clergy of France. enioining
them to support Gen. Cavaignac at the approaching
election. This viii be an unpopular measure. and
very likely to injure the cause which it is intended
to aid
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

The FALcoN.--We understand the agents of the
Falcon, Messrs. Paradise, SafaTans & Co., re-
ceived Geographic dispatch yesterday, stating
that the Falcon left New York on the Ist or ID,
with 100 passengers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

d. Mr.. James L. Freaner, the Delta's & Mus
lang, passed through Baltimore few days since,
on his way to his native place, Hagerstown.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

6s- We are requested to state that meeting of
the friends of the doctrines of Association and of
the reform of Social Organization, will take plac ,
on Saturday, at O'Clock, P. NJ at the office of T..
Wharton Colens, No 90 Royal street, up stairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

PRINCE WINDIscHGRATz.-The Generalssimo
of the Austrian troops is exceedingly rich, and de-
scends on the maternal side from the celebrated
Wallens'ein He is of the greatest bravery. and
his devotion to the imperial family is unlimited,
although he has instituted process against that
family for the renewal of the name and restoration
Of the property Of Wallenstein. At the head of the
Grand Duke Constantine's Regiment of Curassiers
he greatly distinguished himself on several occa-
sions in 1914 and was decorated with the cross of
Maria Theresa for resisting successfully for three
hours, in pass, force of quadruple strength
Wndischgratz is about 81 years of age.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

or Late and interesting news from California
will be found on the first page.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

Do The eolored people of Newport, R. l., are.
taking measures to establish an Episcopal Church
in that town.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

THE RACE YEsTERDAY-We understand that
the race yesterday possessed but little interest," as
Verifer distanced his opponents in the first heat.
Frequent showers during the day made the track
very heavy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

lust imported from The celebrated makers England large
stock Of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly BLANK BOOKS.
The superiority English papers well known,
poranee having papers for Account Books
peculiar humidity orr climate.
These papers Of the consistency whafmans Celebrated
Drawing Papers, and the description Of papers used BY oil Public
Omees Including the Bank Eugand) Of Great Britain
portion Of this Of BLANK BOOKS is Non Ready,
those who are in Of YERY SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
are invited to call and examine them.
The prices will not exceed the
Orders received and any particular pattern our
and improved BLANK BOOK BRIBERY
Also imported full supply Of Moran's celebrated INKS COPY
ING PRESSES, and BOOKS.
NoRMANs Book and saioners' Establishment
n29 2dpd ls Csr,r -,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

GT- The Governor of Maine has nominated JO-
seph G. Cole, of Paris Judge Of the Western Dis
trict Court; Henry Tallmau, Of Bath, Attorney
General, Mr.. Blake having resigned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08
DAILY CRESCENT.
NE w ORL VS..

FRIDAY MoRNMa, pnoEMBER 5, 1s4e
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0cs- Colonel Robinson has been elected President
of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad. It is I'M
derstood that the laying of forty miles of the road
is Immediately to be put under contract commencing
at the Ohio river, at the mouth of Beaver creek.
Quite a lively interest is felt in the work by the
capitalists in Ohio and Pittsburgh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

RELIGIoUs.-ReU W. Carey Crane.-We are
glad TO learn that this eloquent and popular divine
has accepted call from the Baptist Church in his
place YazO0 Gin Demncrnt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

AMERICAN THEATRE. The success of Dom
hey and Son, so evident on Wednesday night, was
completely confirmed by the numerous attendance,
spite of the weather. TO witness its repetition last
evening. 1t was again received with shouts of APP
probation from all parts of the house, and will be
repeated this evening Inaddiiion, the bill contains
the Maypole Dance F" by the corps de ballet, and
the drama of Robert Macaire, which must be
Withdrawn after tonight Amore agreeable enter
tanment than the above could scarcely be provided
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

THE RAcEs-Aetaiie Course-The race to-day
promises fine sport, should the weather prove favor
able The entries are Little Mistress, Voucher and
Error. Two mile heats.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

oeg- Thanks to The officers of the Autocrat for
late river papers.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LarlruDE. y $40 N-Loxo1TuDE 80 Win Time. 81
Cleared YESTERDAY
Arrlved Yesterday

Ship Fairfield. I.oveand New York, = w. Stanton y *
Ship Julius Cesar (Br.) Fleming Live pool g. A Hoi
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Che }luipersitp Book Store.
INTERESTING TO PROFESSORS, TEACHER!
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PARENTS.
The attention Of those purchasing
SCHOOL ROCKS

either for their SELL respectfully invited
the subscriber. Consistently hand all
departments of Education in general use.
NORMAN's Book and Stationery Establishment,
n29 2dpd rs Camp street
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SOUTHERN MANUFAcTUREs.-We observe IN the
memphis papers notice of the opening of sub
seripllons for a Manufacturing Company at that
napp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

o. A statement of the pscuniaTy condition Of
The African Colonization Society will be found on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

The SEAsoN.-The present season from all APP
pearances promises TO be a very gay one. Balls
and parties will be numerous, and we suppose well
attended. On Monday evening series of Society
balls is 10 commence at the Armory Hall, whi:h
has been fitted up more beautifully than ever, and
there viii be
"A sound Of reyelry by night,
AMI rge,1'es aDitaI sbolf ,r.t,.sr there
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

EDITORIAL CoNvENTIoN.-It is pronosed 70 hold
an Editorial Convention in Indianapolis some time
during the approaching winter. The Indiana STATE
Journal very justly remarks: " There is much
need OF something 10 restrain the low personal abuse
INDUCED in by some of the fraternity and if it can
be done through the influence of a Convention. we
are for il at once. The attempts already made on
the subject have not been very successful
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

Do Col B. B. Taylor, formerly member Of the
ONO Legislature, and pretty generally known as
" Buffalo Taylor" is announced to appear at the
Cleveland Theatre, as Rolla.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

o>s- 554 immigrants arrived at our port yesterday
from Europe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-08

/ FIENNoIsE CHILDREN-This attractive COM
Pany OF small people were at Augusta, Ga, on the
"a inst. They of course draw we'll
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n FWWHI OF TtNEITy D. lIEWIs
And Orleans capital shall gather there
It's beauty and its ehtvalry.n

ORGANS = In the peculiarly refined state of So
ciety al which we have arrived, it has become
necessary that every party, every sect, every So
ciety and every order should have its own peculiar,
particular and especial organ. The benefits aceru-
ing from this are manifold, and obvious to even
the most obtuse perception that it would be work
of supererogaton to enter into an analysis of them
at present For some years the National Admins
tration has been possessed of very extensive organ,
whose music has always been attuned to the most
exquisite harmony with the acts of the Government.
Here we have our organ of State in the Courier,
our City organ in the Bee, and even our Municipal
organ in the Bulletin. Where there so many
instruments Of this kind required it mas always
been a source of regret 10 that until this time we
have not been though: of sufficient Importance TO
serve that interesting purpose. Now, however, we
can congratulate and eliciiate ourselves upon hav
ing been duly elected the organ of an illustrious
order. Below we append the official notification
Of the fact that readers may judge of the extent
Of our new dignity. This document was accom-
panied with two bottles of certain sparkling liquid
Of highly refreshing nature:
THURSDAY NIGHT, 10 O'Clock.
GENTS A. the monthly meeting held this evening the
DEM have bean unanimously elected the organ of the
Club For fear that press of business may have caused
depression OF your spirits send you that which hope
will raise them high the corks may fly.
Yours, Baron II. o. G., Of The Singaree Club.