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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-29

r,,ru DISTRICT CoURT--;Stote Of Louisiana VS..
r rh Bank Of. Mem Orleans. In this matter
f El Gardiner, having been subrogaied to the
tp DS,s of ,le Western Marine and Fire Insurance
rmosnv to two certain judgments against the Ex-
a"nae Bank, sued out writ Of execution against
SDaI INK and levied on'the assets thereof; H. w.
psi,sv Iqudaior Of the Bank, ruled Gardiner into
n n set aside the seizure on various grounds.
1Vu'' mstier came up before Judge Buchanan who
.a ~, hearing argument and evidence, considering
d a, under he ACT Of 1877, creating the offices OF
t1 Of the insolvent banks, the commission
9H W. Palfey as iquidator, expired by its own
Soi,aton on the 9Th June instant, and that corse-
n~sndv there is now no person qualified to repre-
p g,,a ne Exchange Bank /; that the defendant in
,ir rule, Charles Gardiner, has excepted to the
o,racty Of the liquidator, and notwithstanding
bas had service of the notice Of seizure and notice
,o aooIlt an appraiser served on said liquidator.
II was therefore ordered that the said seizure and
al mOceedngs under the same be quashed, as hav-
or been taken on person not having capacity
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NEW ORLE a N S.:
,,y,RSDAY MORNING, JUNE. %, 1913.

r.rru DISTRICT CouRT.- Philip Iyiderech vs.
Tim III Eppler, his ugfe-in this case the deten-
LH.u os,ne this day into court and complained that
dap' olainrif. her husband, in violation offa man
" p II the court dated Doth May last, has taken
% 'Se and violent possession of one of her chill
H~" and detains him from her. The court ordered
drn; Of habeas corpus to be issued, rettlrabe to-
s~ .."w morning at 10 O'Clock, and rule return
G p. al the same time, to show cause why he
l sa not be punished for contempt of the autho-
npu If the court in disobeying its mandate.
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va Il 81 I al
Military Escort

The Procession when formed, will up ST. Charles
street Poydras down Poydras to Camp, down Camp to
the north side OF Canal street thence Royal, down Royal
to Esparade up the month side of Espanade Condo street
Condo to the Place d. Ames where the Declaration OF
Independence will be read, and Grafton delyeredatte
which the Procession will be dismissed.
I. FABkE, Chairman Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
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Dating A CHILD-Mrs and Mr. Odam were
play .l.v morning examined before Recorder Bald
Yeu, anon the charge of having cruelty beaten a
VIII WI, rr about eight years of age, whom they had
L taD ant of the Camp street Orphan Asylum with
sa io,ention of adopting her as their own. The
" icerainly presented very pitiabie appearance,
~ no proof could be brought forward that she
6ot Ssen reduced TO that condition by her foster
~o .u u Mrs. Odam was released; but her husband
al sp ope Of the incorrgibles, was sent to the
hms Lonse until he could obtain a voucher.
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sZEMNANNANSe


Fsr jefferson, For. T sss Ga,c rnion.
fS s's ws fao%a pGSk RIVER
THuRsbhY stlns s's at q { rx positively For
ff,sf afP ri fGi's SSha
Z. ~ n New. Steamboat M B. HAMER-IaTT
f fsss1so esfzgt RspA Afs4.rh he ssh
Ps.insy1 ssa%ses
Or passage having unsurpassed Recommendations apply
board opposite r0Y HYp il!ss! u poyda
N. B-The Hamer will ascend the rivers without de,en-
ton or reslppng. -------- !eas
sAMeas = Greeacood, .uariop, 7thnia, Yasoo citp.
Satart;a and al landings on Yasoo Rirsr-
o InoKspAn hs Steamboat s1 al
Capt Gwansy having been hotong aH Il an oo
Of . sssys' sfff! g. SMITH co. SO MAGAZINE
eree5 ~ u s. Mail BELLE OF THE WEST
d ds P Gsanns..o THTRsbA4 s9 ss
g BE 81 HE VEST aHd Men
is receiving freight will leave above For freight or
BBs ss having HYpE
The Belle draws only 30 inches, and will meet wth
f;sasr xfsssfss sns
s fftrG M sssfss s5s; e.
p15 pas;sf apg Fl 6 81 se'
gR The Zen, Worth has laid up to paint and retit.
~ n. For Cinncinati, Madison and Louisville,
The remarkable light draught and vsry swna
running passenger steamboat MEIEoNN,
the Both instant at clock For freight or passage
apply on board foot s% II fG}das co 8 Mse,zne street
tf..as :, The Steamboat N NORTHERN LIGHT
SxSssSS natl. and all intermediate faedtngs TN
FRIDAY the Both inst at O'Clock p NJ. pnnet9al,y =
The elegant and 70 ANN.
row and will leave above For freight passage having
ACCOMMODATIONS apply on Ieard opposite
n B-rhe Northern Light is entirely new boat. ana
being very light draught, will meet with no delay IN eacn
ing her destination. = So
VS. = For Jefferson, Port Caddo Shreveport
s Fl ASs S5aon ha a%a a.aa Land
ngsIhe superior, igt-draft fast running passenseI
steamboat CREOLE, G. R Remer, master will leave N as
freight passage apply board foot 81
treetsog to [Ie2,l T. B. SMITH CO. ~ Yagzane y.
| sa5 eFor Biloxi-v Bay St. Lous,, Pass s.
slei.ST Christian and mississippi City + are "
.azaEssah Biloxi, So So. Regular az I'll i
w c. Sutton master. (but expressly for the Lake -
cabin all in state rooms will ply as regular pia asvjns
Biloxi apd lnermeliae places during the summer 1a''Hk
u LEA Laws t NEW ORLEANS FOR FOR. Bi bo.ood
asi9ss 4 sn'i barge sass y.
s saaS n NJ iB ssss s saaas d.
\ LEAVES nILoxI FOR NEW ORLEANS. M /,
Sunday O'Clock, r. M. Thursday, at o'clock, r. NJ
Wednesday. oelock. A NJ. Saturday, o'clock,
BFss the morning trips BY The n Ne s G Rn
road will be received for the last train For freight OF pas
having s appg St
1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-29

offering to the public this and valuable remedy Tor
4 ConsumDtion Bronchitis, asLtma, Conghs CoSdse
we append notices OF the character and efficacy oil the
lei for distribution the agency which sufferers are invited
to Obtain may be proper say that Dr. d. Is an eminent
practising physician OF twenty years standing graduate OIL
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| Improved Real Estate in the Second Municipality
| BY Order of Court and Consent of Parties
| BY PERSON u BONNEVAL Auctioneers.

Office No. ST C1rdyier street
pY VIRTUE OF, and in pursuance to- an order from the
ID Hon the First District Court of New Orleans, dated
the 24h of May, lSiS and by OF partes-Wi be
sold at Aucticu SATURDAY, the LIST of July 1S4S
Il o clock NJ at Banks Arcade
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the build
ing and iproI thereon situated in Fanboug Delod
Second Municipality, measuring g feet inches iron,
Triton Walk between Hercules and Cours des DryadeS by
depth OF lis 90 inches line and ll5 feet 5a
(nofe ess) the other line % feet 6 inches wide
in the rear.
TERMsOne third Cash, and the balance at six and twelve
credit for satisfactorily endorsed, secured by
mortgage until payment and if paid at maturity 10 Dea
interest at the rate of s per per aunum until paid
Acts of sale before Amtdee Ducatel, ESD, Notary Public
at The expense OF the purchaser. JeSi
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M
OLYMPIC THEATgE-This pretty little theatre
was crowded last evening by those who were eager
to see the new piece written by Mr.. Durivage en-
titled g NewOrleans Aslt Is. AIihoughwc cam
not pronounce The piece to be classical produc-
ton. still va must admit that we were much
amused at it, embracing, as il does, many Of the
monument characters ia the busy life of NeWOr-
leans. The Mock Auctioneer stands forth in bold
RELIEVE have a specimen of the don t-care-a-
damn ireman--and then, in the person of Nose,
(which was admirably performed by Mr. Rynar,)
true type ofthe daredevil, helter-skelter b'hoy,'
who bets upon race-horses. goes to the balls, and
feels able, and at all times willing, to thrash any
body, just for fun. Then, again, the cabman.
whose sole thought depends upon the exercise of
his horse and the amount that he will be paid by
the passengers thai he carries to the Lake The
Razor-Strop Man xends his mimic strops 10 the
crowd upon the stage, and that abserger of oleagi
nous matter 'yclept grease, but known the
'Grease-Spot Man, also makes his appearance
The neWsboys, the snegro-singer, the colored lass
who sells bouquets in front Of the principal public
places, and last but not least Dr. Collyer the Jove
of the modern mythology, are all hit off iuthe hap
pest style. The plot of the piece is simple An
old gentleman by the name of Green comes to New
Orleans, accompanied by his wife and blooming
daughter, in search of a son who ran away from
the homestead in Wheeling. The old gentleman is
taken in, in divers ways, by those who know how
to play tricks upon travellers and eventually
finds out the long lost in the person of Nose, q
gallant but somewhat rowdy fellow, who, to his
own establishment rescues his own sister from the
flames The piece was loudly appauded through
out, and when the curtain dropped, Mr. Durivage,
the author, was called out, and made a short but
modest acknowledgements to the audience of the
( honor they had conferred upon him. 8 NewOrleans
AS 1t Isl will be again performed this evening, to-
gether with several other entertaining pieces
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-29

PORIABLE COI AN5i4,S' II.
THE subscriber has hand and now eqIng 70 one
which the attention OF those who intend passing the sss
warm season in The Lake Towns and MaeIhg have a
cheap and pleasant residence of their own Is
specimen OF the Portable Cottage can be seen On fl has
street one door above Deord street, riVef siue' N ~
FOUR on hand ready for immediate use - :, .o,
Je19 I'm SAM DENMON, "a GTaVlef sIeet.
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MNGyANM sAAEs,
u. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
HOGAN &THOMPSON VS.. SAMUEL WooDA

u. >. MARSH LIS SALE. ssagsa
HOGAN THOMPSON vs.. SAMUEL WooDALL
IN the Circuit Curt of the United States for The District
of Jogfsiaaa. =. No. 17Ol.
pY virtue of of hen faeias, TO me drectedin the
d above case have seized and will expose to SALE the
dwelling house present occupied BY defendant Con-
stance street between Orange and Richard sfs In this city
on THURSDAY June 18th 1S48. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and MoVEA-
BILE EFFECTS OF the defendant.
1'ermS-Cash. e,o
o. s. MaslaIs Office New Orleans June Ia lSi8
Jei5 20 .a&28 WIN. F. WAGNER. U. 5. Marshal
Positive Sale OF Batture Lots IN Bloomingdale
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL, Auctioneers.
Office No Ct Grauier street.
GtATURDAY July l. at Il o'clock M-Wiil be sold at
~ Auction, at Banks Arcade, without reserve:
THREE LOTS OF GROUND designated by the letters
and E. square bounded by the Mississippi river
Front and State streets and the dividing line OF Hpsyle
having 30 feet front Mississippi by l0 feet deep
between parallel lines adjoining the Brick yard Of Mr. Butte
TEN LOTS OF GROUND. in the above place, desg-
mated by the Nos 81 100 having 30 feet front on state
street. by Si feet adjoining the property OF D. burhe e,
TERMs-One- third Cash. balance SIX and twelve months
credit, for notes bearing mortgage until paid.
Acts of sale before R. Beard ESQ., Notary Public, at the
expense of the purchasers JeE
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nETJGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,
AT IEWISBURG.

r. PRIVATE SALE.-lhe iana ihedsu!eGs non 49,
a front to the Lake by Il apents in Depth TO- zS4
geher with all the improvements therenpon-eoH;; lEszI
anmI stable etc etc all well fenced in, and in hrsafe
order In font of the dwelling is fine pastprelae w.ioe
we'll minded by fine yeoak and other beautiful trees
The plan Of said property be seen at our ei
very mys geal' PERSON e. BONNEVAL ST Gravier st.
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MoNTHLY BULLETIN-No. s.

THE SARSAPARlLLA
COMPOUND of this Com
pany is almost literally q sni-
phafe OF Sarsaparilla. SO
highly concentrated is i that
the dose is butthe half of a.
pe,.v small tedsp0ontnt--
while the dose Of that which
is sold in large bottles, y
nearly a mine glass In adj
|djtion to Sarsaparilla, il con-
tains a powerful concentra-
ton Of Mandrake, Burd0ck.
Queens Delight, Elder, Vel;
low Dock, Guiacum. and
other i'm p0rta n t medlca:
ments, which are not found
in any other preparation.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE, 20 81 30 N.-Loss1rupE, 80 Win Time 6h.
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ALABAMA osNABERGs-
TUSCALOOSA MANUFACTURING CoMPANv-l ne ui
designed Agent for the above Factory is receiving
supply of the above goosa rstate artlcie-wch he WI
sen an w an ~ holm r DONALD 80 Camp ST
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organ, Drngg1st, dated -
J. 1S47. THE Syrup of Wild Cherry
at satisfaction to those who have used
.ance of a permanent cure OF Asthma
no. think | shall be able to sell at
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-04
NEW GOODS AGAIN!!!

JUST received per Steamers North Carolina and
- J. y. Adams, Is packages more OF our Fall and
Winter Stock. -f.- !. -.-. ~ r..r-- ----
Which now comprises blue mixed and gold mixed
Jeans; bic and blue black. Pilot cloths and blue
flushings; Blankets; Linseys; Brown Cottons Ind
Sattnets.
Black plaid mourning and fancy Ginghams, En-
glish mourning, oil colored; Furniture, blue and
orange and new style fancy Prints.
Combs, Buttons aud Threads blk plaid English
Silk Cravats; Articials; Ribbons and Florence braid
Bonnets; blk and colored silk Fringes and Gimps;
Ladies blk lace silk Mitts and Gloves; Waddings
Padding and Canvass
Figured SALISBURY Flannes; plain blk Satin Stri
ped Figured Mohair and real a pacca Lustres; Rich
figured colored Imperial and silk checked Lamar.
tines.
Infants fancy velvet; Boys velvet and Cloth; Mems
Cloth velvet, fur, cloth fur trimmed, point Print
glazed aud Plush Caps.
r. " black and dgab wool Hats; Fash Angola
Nutria, Russia and B. B and l.. Crowned Planter
Monterey and Buena Vista Hats
The above addition makes our assortment com
plete with the exception OF Boots and Shoes; which
we are looking tor daily.
We have made such arrangements that we Will bt
receiving New Goods the whole of the present
son and will sell at low prices.
Sepl5 J. III. MAGHEE e. Co.
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ENERGY.


ONE of the most remarkable instances of the
success which attends well applied energy and
perseverance, is exhibited in the case of DIR.
DAVID JAYNE, of Philadelphia, with whose adj
vertise ments the readers of the Register are ia
miliar. The Doctor, after spending many years
OF his life in practice, and careful investiga-
tion of the origin and character of diseases, APP
Piled himself TO the preparation OF remedies,
and the excellence of his compounds is attest
ed by the grateful thanks of thousands, who
have proved the benefits of his skill and scien-
tific knowledg His are not mere quack nos
trums. but preparations resulting from long AMI
careful study, and as they serve, in an eminent
degree, the good purposes for which they were
intended, success has followed the proprietor's
enterprise and labors. His establishment is
now one of the largest in the United States,
and besides furnishing every city, town and
township in the country with his invaluable
medicines, he ships, annual y immense quanti-
ties TO foreign lands.
la the prosecution of his plans for bringing
his specifics TO the notice of the whole people,
DR.. JAYNE has issued Family Almanac, con
tanning &c rtifcates and testimonials of the
highest character. We see ii stated in the Ger
mantown Telegraph, that ''last year, one mil
lion of the Almanacs were published for 1913,
aud all distributed. This year, the demand for
1919 is so great, that two power presses, driven
by steam, are running day and night, with a
double set of hands, and are unable to meet the
requirements of the public for the Almanacs.
mi ed, Messrs. SrAvELY & M'CALLA. who do
the p,e,s work, have found it necessary TO
meet the wants of the publisher, TO obtain a
third no,y,,. reSS! Two millions and halt
of copies will be required for 1919 consuming
from twelve tofifte, II thousand reams OF paper,
and mourning an expense at the very small
rate of two cents each copy--and we cannot
see how they can be furnished al so low price
of fifty thousand dollars. This Is won
derful, exhibiting, as it does, cIt oil the
most remarkable instances of enterprise on re-
cord.
But il must be remembered that this large
sum, which is fortune OF itself, is entirely
of Almanacs are gratuitously given to mer-
chants, storekeepers, families and individuals,
with view to their general gratui,ous distri-
button throughout the United States.
The position of DIR. JAYNE Is an enviable one
achieved BY his own unaided energy, indus
lry and entcrprise-drawIng largely from an
extensive knowledge oi medical Jurisprudence
and he now stands al the head of the discov
cries of medicines for .'ihe Million" which
have not only been pronounced 10 beuuequall-
ed as remedies for the diseases severally set
apart by the proprietor, &c, but destined to
confer upon this human family incalculable
benefits in the form of restored health, and
prolonged existence. "-NOrriStou Register.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-04
j. VAUTIelN & CO. /,

FE1 WOULD respectfully announce TO theE a.
49, citizens of Evansville and country adj -
jacent, hat they have recently opened Shoe Store
Oh the West side of ain street, next door the cor
ner of Second, where they are manufacturing BOOTS
AND SHOES IN ALI. THEIR VARIOUS BRANCHES. Their
experience in the business will enable them procure
the best of stock and have il featured The most
durable manner. We invite the citizens OF Evansville
and public generally to call and examine our work,
as we have good stock OF ready made work OF
own manufacture. Young men wishing fine Boots
obtain them here every description, ready made
or to order ifpreterable. All orders left with for
work will be promptly attended TO.
The Ladies OF Evansville respectfully invited
TO call and examine our large stock of Ladies' ware
we stand ready at all times to wait those that
feel disposed to favor with call. We prepar
ed to manufacture Fancy Shoes ofevery different style
Those leaving orders for Shoes may assured thai
pains will be spared in trying to accommodate
them with any siyle they wish
We feel willing acknowledge our gratitude to
the citizens for the friendship they have manifested
towards u.s. and thank them for their liberal patronage,
and hope that in return work may merit their
appreciation.
&crAll work done by us is warranted, and no charge
made for mending work that should give way.
feb IA wtStw If. j. VAUTRlN * co.
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FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED.--That Lewis Cass
says that Congress has no constitutional pow
er TO prohibit the introduction of slavery into
California and New Mexico.
That Lewis Cass, while Governor of Michi-
gan, claimed and received, as extra pay, S64 :
600, of the Peoples money.
That Lewis Cass stands pledged to carry out
the policy of the present administration, which
is opposed TO the improvement of our Rivers
and Harbors.
That Lewis Cass is in favor ola tariff for re-
venue only, without regard 10 discrimination
in favor Of the labor Of our own country.
That Lewis Cass, whilst favorable TO involv-
ing our country in foreign wars, and TO prepar-
ing the hearts of the American people for war,
takes good care TO stand out of harms way,
when war does come.
That Lewis Cass was playing the courtier at
the Court of Louis Philippe, while "Old Rough
and Ready was in pursuit Of the savages
through the everglades of Florida.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-04
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. A
Advertising Prices in Evansville Pape

average not more than once a week 100
L do twelve months 2O,00
Each additional square for six months, 500
do do do twelve months, 500
No advertisements to be considered by the year
less specified on the manuscript, previously agreed
upon between the parties.
name in advance.
All advertisements from transient persons to be
paid In advance.
Advertisements, not marked on the copy for a
specified number of insertions, will be continued one
month, unless sooner discontinued, and payment
exacted accordingly.
The privileges of yearly advertisers will be con-
fined their regular business and ali other adver-
tisemens not pertaining to their regular business as
agreed TOR, TO be paid extra.
All advertisements for charitable institutions fire
companies, ward, township, any other public meet
ings, and such like, TO be charged hall price.
Marriages and deaths inserted without charge
Obituary notices and funeral invitations TO be charg
ed halt price.
Regular advertisers and all others sending commu-
nicatons or desiring notices designed TO call attsn-
ton fairs, sOIrees, concerts; any public enter
tainments where charges are made Tor admlttance-
all notices of private associations, every notice de-
signed call attention private enterprises, cacu-
lated or intended promote individual interest," can
only be inserted with the understanding that the
same is be paid for Ii in erted in the editorial
(Which only be at the discretion of the edtors)
the same will be charged the rate Of not less than
IL cents per line.
knowing the above rates to be liberal and much
less than is charged in other cities and towns for sim
liar work, make known our intention to be guild
ed hereafter by them; and o prevent any mlsunder-
standing, we deem n expedlent 10 publish this on the
ilsde page; OF our papers Tor month, that all
persons m1y have opportunity of making them
selves acquainted with the rates hereafter 10 be charg-
81 by Us respectively.
WI H. CHANDLER & co.
YCUNGL0VE & SULLIVAN.
He. HUNTINGTON.
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Locoroco DIcTIoNARY.-"Clear and unques-
tiona bic. That which is in dispute.
"The whole or none. "A little more than
half.
Fifty four forty, or fght."-Forty- nine and
funk.
"a bloodless achievement."-Th sacrifice
of thirty thousand lives.
Indemnity for the past. Losing $780,
GOO, 900 in fight with Mexico.
Security for the future. Paying SIS, 000,-
600 more.
"Aid and comfort. Giving The Mexicans
"a General.
Government economy."-s52 ,6GS, 049 pei
year.
"No national misunderstanding for loans
Hard money."-Treasury notes.
"Will of the people. Veto and ditto.
Revenue tarilf.'-Protection to British
manulactures.-Nat lat.