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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-03

SECOND MUNICIPALITY, - Committed tor Lar
oelly.-Patrick May, accused by jeremiah Damn of
stealing on the 3lst ult. from his house, l06 Old
Levee street, The sum Of S62 10 gold, was yester-
day examined and committed for trial
Robbery Henry Hamall, accused of robbing
John Collins the evening of the 29th ult, on Gil
rod street, yesterday examined and sent before
the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-03

fortnight Rumlech was arrested on suspicion oil
having inflicted the wound, and was yesterday ex-
amined. Two witnesses swore they saw The knife
in his hand, and the was sent before the First
niefrict Cart
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MoMTHLY RuLLETM-No. 8.
nYsENTERY, DIARRHEA. etc. Pes.tt0eV Cured

IL Ia a Fet0 Hours.
THE GRABFENBE re.
COMPANY pledges Itself
TO the following facts:
1st. The GTGefeaber
senterB SBTLp
will cure the DysenteTy, D.
arrhea, ETC., in twenty-iour
hours.
"a. A cure IS warranted,
no matter how bad the case :
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant, The
money is instantly refunded
ii a cure is not the result.
Sd. Thousands Of lives
have been saved by its use.
in some instances where the
patients have been given up
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-03
10 HUNBI

rTp1v AIMS IF 100 5otfIes of DIR. COLEMAN,s
c0N6P Pfs MIXTURE have been sold during the
nat wear without complaint in inge instance over len
dozen used in our q s. Hospital TINS N die,ns e1Si
enc npetition both II the pO lt Of taste an gertatg
Of cure Where II fails Inc money yi be refunded IN eyery
case k- Sod bv nj KENN Ell = 81 ChaTtTe stree ena
at Dr.. A w COLEMAN = TONkD BIZ IEhe Bsl55qseA
% pOVDPaR etrest HHA5 esf =
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MEATS-MEATS.
IsA THE subscriber begs leave TO in .s-vygfseA


SDsTzxzTA THE subscriber begs leave to in "a
S~ysf3e form his friends and the public, 3H1
S*-F4h that he has established DEPOT, Nt&S4
Q-X al No. II GO MMERCE efS~kkA
9ef where he will keep on hand and furnish any hour,
FRESH BEEF, MUTTON VEAL, PORK kQAsI-
ING PIGS, CORNEn BEEF SPICED ROUNDS,
SMOKED do, TONGUES, GAME FISH, &c. &c. Hay-
ing purchased from the Paenee th privilege OF using KEEP
parts Patent Preserving he keep, in perfect state
of preservation all peshabs Provisions and furnish
them from one day 10 one month old being kept in tenn
pefaure of $50 to ACE Fahrenheit He invites the public
attention to this improvement Orders will be received at
his Stalls Nos and St. May's Market at the Depot,
q above, and meet with prompt attention 49,
ole 2w JOHN GALPlN,
fsTs Steamboats, Steamships and Vessels Of all kinds,
furnished al the shortest notice.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
h ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers TO the public
IA his sevices as a UCITO.TEERl for the sale OF hAI
pedgng his exOns TO promote the Interest OF those
entrusting business 10 his care, -,
az Negroes OF every description constantly on manu.
at private or public sale.
ments. RlCHAhD lI4nhE5l,L, Auc5io9eett
INV MOs. III and ~ bankss Aroale Iasaage.
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I'm offering 10 the public this new and valuable remedy for
Consumption, Bronchitis, asthma. COlfgts Cotds etc,
append few notices Of the character and efcacy o. ne
let for distribution at the agency which sufferers are invited
n Obtain may be proper say that Dr. d. Is eminent
practising physician Of twenty standing graduate oil
d. ITvi,1ersifv nj pennevfvaua.
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2 ARRA,NG EME J, |. 4 :

f-The Cans viii leave New Orleans and CaTrolton every
hour afterI o'clock Sundays the weather Is iaif
~ The Lafayette Horse Cans will e1ye every y minutes
from the of BAT0nne and Cana ss myl1 ustNov
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MMANAA AAAAa
Furniture -Farniture.

BY 81 KS, III q co.
FTRIDAY. November 5. ~ cock-Vill be sold a III
l. ChanTes street
an the FURNITURE in said dwelling, consisting Of in
part Mahogany Sofas high post French Bebsteads; Cen
ire and Pier Tables; Marble Top, Dining and Gard Tables
ArmOiE. French Mirrors; Secretary and Bookcase; Maple
Redseads Bedding; Chais; Carpets, Ingram and Brussels
Mante Ornaments; Dressing Bureaus Cut Glass; Silk
Plush and other Rocking Chairs Dinner and Tea China
Set; Cutlery; Silver and Plated Ware; Couch Draw-
ing Room Engravings; Fourteen Day Clock: one Set
Brit IA; Window Curtains and Poles and sundry other
articles. fenns-Cah N
Auction Sale of Mule Harness.
II. S. OTARTERMASTER'S SALE.
GATGRDAY November H. at 10 Ocloek-WI be sold
- al pub auetien the warehouse ITO GIavIer street
900 sets OF MULE HARNESS. -
Nv order 0f Major d. d. TOMPKINS,
p3 Quaremaster U. S. Army.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE..
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn
STATEMENT ASSETS ON lst MARCH, 1888.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford. $59,OO0
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing - 900
interest at the of per Ct annum I10e-ll4OOV
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ......... lz6gg
Phppix :. ........... IL 300
:. Farmers and Meohanicsi Bank.
Stock in EXCHANGE Bank ..,,............ 1880
=, =. Connecticut River Bank. ..s...... 500
=, :. Eagle Bank, PrOvidenee. l4e00
:. ). Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts,. 50
:. :. Connecticut River Company. 1,9g9
. =, q, :. Railroad. ...... 4,D50
" " Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time an ad- = -
vance the above mentioned cost prices OF 3OOU-lV59g
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... z9g0
Real Estate Hartford valued at.. .....;... 3a2lU
Bills Receivable, payablein 30 days after demand, am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate or 400
solvent endosers. Slz0VOO
Total Asset, of the Company. $685., ESQ
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
as- The undersigned, Agents for the above Company
continue to policies at the lowest rates OF premium re-
'ai''iAs ~ VIM r. FOsDICK,
mv10 6U1stF GEO. G. LAWRASON
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from the corner BAIonne and Canal myl2 stNov
DR.. DAVIS SYRUP of WILD CHERRY and TAR
TN Offering to the public this new and valuable remedy for
We soasad @ notice Of ne Character and efficacy Of the
medicine. Numerous testimonials may pc seen IN Panph
oobain Imay Be proper to say that Dr. ID. eminent
practising physician Of twenty standing agraduaeoi
From Mr.. John D A5orgggE RREsgg.st dS az la s.,v
PITTsgURe, jan u. is4IrIhe syrup OF WIG Ohsn2g
it know Of one Instance q s b euI ab p e m ID
least six gross year.
From Mr.. Edoard Robbins Dr.ggE5tssgt ..,..uu,.
trouble 70 Introduce E Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry and
Tar here, and have sold all we received s9m y9g ~
medicine Dr. Cook one Of the eminent physeans n
the United States and was the attending o %
Bonaparte ex-Kng OF SPAIN durng az n' ~ WIS
Fer gss EEgis. . sg'g q: 9 SsssuI 1S q
say 10 you that my Cough and severe ief
has Ps s. sE gg 6 f VIA Gsy and which
Others advised me to use a0u f oI fonsbs and CoIda a.
most escsilent remedy. Youn resgsedsg1Ily
,sz6rd p.r,,, County, Pa, October ], isss. A'-,
',yora XXX Collins s. Co. sThis Is 70 inform
that was s nae 100 90 6st could handy s IN BED
ih Cough attended, followed BY msciaton and other
decided and took great deal q medicine without
any sf whateyys was aaysa 70 Y ga P9y ,sos F8
bottles which entirely relieved Of my complaints there
teIe ssn VAR SRsna s ost Saaabs Medicine
tAs N join TOOMEY.
The authenticity Of the above statement voucbed for By
M Isaac MnTnhv merchant or Milford, who knows Mr..
TOOmeY, and the circumstances Of ms case Mr. l. II 30"
sixty years Of age.
From Or. ". s. McInt0sh: ,o,- ~, .., 4 vHyt,
WELBsvILLE, Ono jan - o4fAhe alleis " ~ ".
Cherry and Tar find y be valuable nenlclhe an
considerably in pfaelice nave soia anu on 4sog
that you have forwarded and would De pien y Nv -
send another supply as early % Inc meous o. uah'pO
/ M JAWS, SYRUP oF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
The following statement Is word Tor WORD q = NJ
from the lips Of Mrs. GeOrge1th0ut painl %
certificate manufacturing WI suiieIes ~
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2, le4f-i gafs en SL 80
i fsr a,3 80 frs1neufv laid no in bed durhg tia
time with distressing cough and pain Is ny 49,
side with night sweau. Last Ap -, ~ ~ ,bst M,
which lasted for three months Y III ~,
whole lungs dsesed Woale I ~ et y dee econ,
Of matter took geaf many islslls ~ 60, ~,
mended to Wen as N 49, 80 ,,rs5siie,
family physician without any iel5l - e VIA fbo,
upon 10 take Dr. Jlats SohipOnAlu ~ =. ~
and Tar which had ne most nay ~ - @ -
disease Before had taken ohe Dysts W ~ ~ - ~
my night swsats were telsFe4' tos Fs4n 80 ~ $3.50
i,feast CONSIDER tnat an snlss.g i,, ~ ~
neuragic pain thar am OeS'eA ~ 49,. GsoS,ss
~ u donrs below achuylki Sixth, south sde
fsSg- Sold By ROBINSON. CDlALiNp q w. e 7iafN
| street Philadelphia, and :. 90, - "a -. !.
S~ls fnff Nfst'fesf y t's'-- = 'H'7tfte~ "a
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gEW oRLRANs 3 oARRoLLToN RALRoAD

NEW ORLEANS 3 oARRoLLION RAILROAD
g. wET Mzr A. ~ Ht1
kS$-F@ - ~
Depot corner of Bar0nne niId Perdido streets.
single ticket distance above Pleasant s.s ~ cents
single ticket for children over ind under II yea ~
so tickets, (Red) ...... ~ ~
Half the above for any distance below Pleasant street.
Servants (saves.) for any danc ....,.. ~ cents
10 Residents in Lafayette CaEf0tOn and vicinity are
informed that this Company ha fixed an uniform rate q
communication tickets for passage IN the Cars towlt % w
per month Tin advance for either Road and for any distance
Children half pnceno such tickets given tor any DINER
period than the first TO the last Of each month.
a Car expressly for ladies. in each train.
q IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-03

Fr0m UT. JOHN u gI0T3al x -, 7iT.Il T1
and Tar has given great satisfaction 10 those who haye used
H. know OF instance Of permanent cure Qt Asthma
loot efx war
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PATHNT oFFIoE REPoRT.

ri THF Eec 4NNtpAI Report OF THE COMMITS
SIONER OF PATENTS-For the Year 1871. ,
1.-THE IMAGE OF HIS FAFHER'-By the Authof
Vi H0fDfNfS DOLLAR MAGAZINE-FOr September.
FLOWERS PERSONIFIED-No. Y.
FAILACIES OF THE FACULTY. ,,-
BOUSSINGAULT'S AGRICULTURAL CHEM
ISTRY.
WIIFRED MONTRESSOR.
WHAT SAW IN CALIFORNlA-By Edwin Bryant
ORPHAN NIECE-By Miss Pickering.
BLACKWOODS MAGAZINE-For September
BRAGEl.ONNE-Complet e. -
For Sale BY [olSl WELD y 20 " camp 50,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-03
Credit Sale. Without Reserve.
Ru MOP Div a NEXIIIS Anctinneers.

BY MORPHY & MENUS, Auctoneers.
MONDAY Goth November, at 10 o'clock, A. M.-Wil be
IFk sold, without any reserve - - - -. =,
The entire stock OF HARNESS, SADDLERYt SAD
DIES. FURNISHING MATERIALS, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, VALISES, &c; -
Together with large stock OF all kinds OF Oh AIMS,
IRON Mosquito Netting, Musquito Bans Ok fokes;
Sails Knapsacks Canteen and great variety OF articles
too Numerous to mention. 1865
- The stock altogether amounts 10 over 500, 600
Rg- The Sale will be continued every day until closed
and the present Proprietor pledges himself to the PUBLIC that
there shall be Tire goods which Will be offered
at private sale reduced prices until the 18th Noyember
For further particulars see Catalogues, which will be ready
for inspection on the 10th November at 1874 Foydras street
where sale will take place, at Morphy & Nevus NO.
o. agsZ Ui S 81 xarv liberal The Store to rent ols
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-03

By r. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
VETII.I hs sold Daily at the store Of JASPER F;
w SMITH, No. Canal street, between Camp and
Magazine seets-l5itOHt reserUea general assortment OF
DRY GOODS consisting in part Of DOMESTIC CALI
GOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. KEkSEKS, &c,&e.
L o
HATS Boots, Shoes, HARDWARE, Cutlery, and
large variety of FANCY GOODS, all OF which VIII Dc
very suitable for Country Trade
Terms G ash. =
n B-Liberal Cash Advances made on consignments OF
Dry Goods Hardware. Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches,
Je gelry, and Merchandise generally. OF ON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-03

Robbins, DragRist.
j., Jan. 8, 1917. I'VE have taken some
III. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cheny. and
M an we received from you. DR.. J. q.
MS practices he thinks highly Of the
L one Of the most eminent physlelaus IN
a was the attending physician OF Joseph
II spain, during al his residence in this
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FALL, 184s---GUTTA PERO

Fall, 1848---GUTTA PEROEA
NEW STYLE-L.aTES q IJIPRO YEghElTTl-Ju
IN received by the Indiana, Manchester and Alle' g.
ga ghany.-I am now receiving different in k4
- voices of The l. A 7 Est IMPROVED e%#
- GtJTTA PERCHA STIFFENED HATS,
which have given such universal satisfaction wherever they
have been tried viz New York. Boston. Philadelphia
and Baltimore These Hats got superior style to
anything ever offered before in this city CAL and See
oIa c. ID. BUNCE. 80 Canal street.
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FELI0;IAAlNY+A, ,HIlSQ|lQ}SR FoR, SAbE iv,I

EVJHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL Of
j the FELICIANA HOUSE, Is offered for sale; HI
The HOUSE. will accommodate nearly one hundred EfS
boardeys and Is full eight months in the year. 70 s
person acquainted with the Western trade this house wona
be great Of profit The present occupant wishing
to retire. offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms For particulars apply the premises OF
'J aus f II Ao'O ~ Las JAMES ROACH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-03

g Ffsts E1,nsrs DAYTON o. lalV %, l647.
Mr. j. F. Howels: SiT-lt affords me nuea piea4eIe 70
sa n n fat nv Cough and affection q NE Lungs,
~ ~ rsrnoveS by tbe Of onehalf bottle of
NJ Da ss1 ~ Viii Cherry and Tar which You and
Others advised to use. 4 on ceI e.'y W
use Of the above named syrup lOt SVi"s ~
most excellent remedy. AVAS ~ ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-11
New and Cheap
FOREIG.N i.NU DOMESTIC
EsEfs' GOODS .%EGEaE.

-NO. u -iihd M'tH, HHTi3 uFpDNHe ne IUf-
me,> Bank. jimi0gton DciGw0re
Tile subscriber having opened a new Store
in the building formerly occupied by Mr.. John
Boyd and having Just fitted it up in handsome
manner; he now iayies his friends, the citizens
ifCccil county, 10 call and examine the Goods,
before making their purchases The stock hay
ng been selected, and bought at low prices
they viii be sold accordingly, at such rates as
c1nnrt t'll TO please
The ass" linen, comprises in part Of British
French and American Cloths and Cosslmcrcs,
Sat;inctts. from 81 IL to 81 - cts, veslngs
harncls auG tickir"s, Kentucky jeans, checks,
domcs tic 4jnghams, aullets Hamilton and 9th
er cotton ilanncIs, crash tow linens, Russia
and cotton diapers. table oil cloths, Irish linens,
green bases, twil.'d nlnncls, cotton laps and
waddng, with large variety Of beached and
brown muslins and shcctings which will be
sold at small advance on bale or package pr-
Ces.
To the assortment Of Ladies Dress and other
Goods, particular attention is requested, it hav-
ing been laid in with mUrh CGlF. IL consists IN
part as follows: a splendid variety of cashmcrcs
and de anes, plain and striped a9acas, Lama
palds, new style, beautiful and cheap gnglaIns,
mourning do, linen Camhrlck hanks, French
mernOGs, English do. Thibcr cloths bomba2incs
paramettas, new style edgnGs, French worked
collars, glInps and trlnTes, rerg cheap, with a
very large and handsome variety OF Prints, of
the newest designs and patterns.
SHlULS, SHiHLS, .SU.IWLS; Silk and
cotton handkerchicts and suspenders, patent
thread, spool cottons needles, tapes pms, but
tons, silk and cotton hosiery, Sc, &c.
IN assortment Of Paper HmSiags, to which
attention is requested. as the various styles Of
Paper will be furnished at Philadelphia prices
A share oil patronage is respectfully solicited,
as purchasers of Dry Goous AND TRMMINGs,
may expect TO find good assortments, and bar
gains ia prices.
JOHN S. kENNAND,
No. ii, Market Street above Third.
September 18th, l9l7.
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For The Cecil Wing.

10 Margaret AEan.
Oh, lady of the seraph smile,
The qneenIy brow and lip divine;
What streams oflove untold may lilo,
Beneath that calm deep eye of thine!
The gold CLEANS on the monarch's crown,
The diamond in the Indian mine;
But rive TO ctht' rarcr gems
That in thy mind untarnishcd shine.
The sailor daros the Kissing foam,
The soldier, wars wild ihundcr-blast;
The poet tolls to win wreath,
That mocks and fades al last;
But give TO me a lowler lot,
In some fair island Of the sea;
With babhlng streams green fields, blue skies,
Aud one to smile like thee.
.NtWark. A.
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THE CECIL WHlG,
Is Published every Saturday,
In the Log Cabin,
Esy Ss.at. fstGEi ETE'ES.

TerEnS,-rwo dollars year, IN advance
Two dollars and Fifty cents at the end otthe year
ApvERrisunENTs inserted for 81 per square
three insertons-25 ctsasquare each subsequent
insertion BY the month orycar atvery reason
able rates.
VoLvEy b. PALMER, Esq, is our only agent in
the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. Advertisements left at his ''Cosntry
Newspaper Agency"in either ofthose citieswill
receive prompt attention.
John c. Waters Esq, is our agent in Port
Deposit
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7 u
For Gentlemen.
For Ladies'

Alpaca Hose, rbbd. Lambs wool II hose
PLAIN Nigouia IL do
Cashmere do do do Mcrino T.? do
Mcrino do mix'd. Wooden, Cotton and
Andalusin, new style, Thread do do
Raw Silk wooden, cot
ton &c.
Those in want of Goods at fair prices, and
who wish to buy articles tor what they are re
presented, will please call as above at
G. w. kiDD'S.
81 Market st, Wilmington.
Dec llth'47
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For Gentlemen

For Gentlemen
Black Kid Gloves,
WHIT. do do
llrhl coils do do
SIN Gloves, wilt. blk.
aud light Buck and
Beaver do
ashnicre s. Berlin do
WOODEN do & mitts
Buckskin mltts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-11

silk shirts and drawers,
Lambs wool DO do
assorted sizes x prices.
rum DTd Lcs, SilA cIu-
yats, silk and linen
lidkt:;. sc. Sc.
.eiy large assortment Of
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-25
From the Vermont Journal
To tho Whlas Of Vermont.

As one of your delegates large the wing national
convention did give my Cor your adhesion to the
nomination of Gen Taylor for the presdency and should
have voted against its confirmation had the customary
resolution (of confrnation) been 'cifhdrawm
On my return sooner if practicable shall address
you for my delegate and for my
hostility the election of Cen Taylor
request the whig papers of Vermont to publish this
card HORACE EVERETT.
WASHINGTON, June IL, I848.
We perceive by the foregoing card of the Hon. H.
Everett which, in the multiplicity of its engage
mens has doubtless escaped the eye Of the National In
telgencer-that the eaven of dissent is again working
strongly among the ancient democracy Of the Green
Mountain land
This remuneration of Taylor and Taylorsm by one OF
the foremost leaders of the old wing party of New Eng
land is an event calculated to strike to the heart oil
the wire-pullers of Philadelphia We recommend the
Integencer to copy this card, and to be little more
modest whenit brags upon New England after this
Mr. Everett was long known in Congress as one of it's
most influential whg members; and when such statesmen
who have grown gray in adhering to party are con
strained to abandon it, it is time for their younger breth
rem to look out.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-25
A n1.gn,ficent Sword.

We have seen exhibited for inspection in the Congress
sona Library beautiful tribute to the services, talents
and enterprise of Col Fremont 1t is sword presented
in the name of the citizens of Charleston, with the belt
contributed by the ladies of that city, The scabbard is
of gold the handle is principally silver, representing the
ntertwned with the ratesnake, and the han
die is surmouned with palm leaves made OF gold-the
guards also of gold The scabbard is beautifully chased,
and on two small tablets inscribed in compliment to
the enterprising officer, the words Oregon" and "Ca
fornia 1886" The sword itself is elegantly ornament
ed with devices.
The belt is of leather but embroidered with sprigs Of
oak leaves and acorns gold, all around the hilt On
plate of the same metal the arms of South Carroll
ma engraved, with the memorable and cheering inscrip-
ton Dum spiro, spero" On each side of this plate are
the Roman fasces and the chain which the sword Is
to be suspended is made OF gold.
On the scabbard is the makers name, "Gregg, Hay
den & Co.. by N. P. Ames, Cabotville. Massachusetts,
and also the following inscription
presented by the citizens of Charleston. South Carolina,
Lieut. Col John Charles Fremont-a memorial of their
high appreciation of the gaanty and science he has dis
play ed in his services in Oregon and California"
| On the whole, it is beautiful specimen of American
art and presented in the best American feeling 1t is a
noble compliment to Fremont Parodying the words of
Junius, may say, that ait will acear WE'LL for it has
been dearly earned"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-25

By the of the Indian tribes, which is now in
the process of being taken, it is shown that the seven
small bands Of Onowas about Mchilimackinac, number
ing about TOO SOULS who rely wholly on agriculture
for subsistence have raised during the last season.
25 900 bushels of and 10000 bushels of potatoes
They also made the past spring. pounds or over
lat tons, of maple sugar which is worth, at the Macki-
nae Market cents per pound-makng $22 ESQ on
sugar alone Corn is worth, at the place. so cents
and potatoes 37s cents per bushe This single example
shows what the Indian tribes could do for Themselves
they all to make bold appeal to agriculture for
living, and abandon the chase.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-25
Som. Ho,.. oven Of Rhode r.l.nd.

letter has been received from Rhode Island, by a
gentleman resident in this city, informing him that the
nomination of General Taylor is not so well received in
that State as the wire puers in Washington would like
That at the late annual yearly meeting of the Friends
numerous wealthy, and influential denomination in that
State, at Newport something said by that peace
loving order of Christians showing plainly that they
cannot. and therefore will not, support the General
The letter also contains the information that about
twenty leading wings of Rhode Island have been chosen
delegates to attend the New England anti Taylor con-
vention to assemble at Worcester on the 2sh instant