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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14
The Crescent.

The publication of this paper will hereafter be conducted
by HAYES, NJ 'CLJR n Co.-the firm consisting OF a. H.
Uqpcs, j. f. II CiGre J. o. Pi,rsOR and j. {. Laruc.
[ nder the arrangement, change viii take place in
the editorial department of the paper the pgoetors regard
point OF personal honor 10 preserve unlmpared
the character, which has hitherto sustained of an indie
pendent and impartial newspaper The number OF p.opr-
Ina, been increased with the sole view OF adding to the
Of the journal AMI increasing the making
Of the best papers in the Southern country The
Crescent has ALREADY circulation larger than most of the
iupe in the city, and from the rapilty with which is
increasing, hoped that will equal the -four
i,hins OF It's competitors, if surpa them all On the
inst OF Nov cmbeF large and splendid weekly paper will be
issued for circulation in the country; and will be OF such
character and published such terms viii success
with reading and Intelligent community In the course OF
few weeks large and well assorted Job Office Will be
added 10 the es ab>men thus enabling the rOpeOrs
do for their every kind Of Book and Job Printing
In short, effort viii be spared to make the CRESCENT
he bst and cheapest newspaper the Southern States
winch viii he for The Interest OF every clsss OF he
community support and one which viii give entire salts
faction the liberal and emil hene OF all parties RcIyn
the public appreciation Tor their success, the propHeto
fully that they only secure by deserving
.NgLr firierHS. g. ist-
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Political.

C,,y MOVEMENT IN NEW 1ORE.-The recent
meeting in Albany of the friends of Mr. Clay, has
been followed up by movement in New York
CITY. which has for its object the nomination Of Mr.
CLAY in conjunction with Mr.. Fillmore. The Her.
al published circular On the LIST, for meeting on
the 9Th, The New York Tribune also contains g
call for a meeting the It'll for the purpose of
publicly and unitedlv declaring preferences for
Henry Clay and Willard Fillmore, and to take the
necessary measures to secure the appointment OF an
electoral ticket" The place of meeting, it Is said,
10 be Nauxha Garden.
The following is the circular alluded to:
DO Right. and Trust to procids1lce for Results.
New York August 80, 1913
SIR The determined friends of the wing cause, and hg
principles, have ed the emergency demands.
concerned is fixed to nominate ien Clay and aIari FIJI
more you VII Psa,e attend the me1, a OF waa Ieptsoena
and boome street on Friday evening the Isl OF Septenbef
O'Clock n T.. BRApf FORD, Chairman.
ID. WEBB, Secretary.
Alfred Gilmore, of Butler, is the democratic can
didaie for Congress in the 9th district of Penn
-yNania. George w. Smith is the wing candidate.
Edmund Weston is the democratic candidate for
Congress in the u district, Vermont. in place OF
Judge Redfield, who declines.
The democrats of Mercer county, Pennsylvania,
have nominated VIM. $. Garvin for Congress.
Moses Sh rburne, of Phillips, is the democratic
nominee for representative II Congress for the dis
1rict Of Kennel &c and Franklin Maine.
Cooper X. watson. Of Lower Sandusky. is the
Barnburner candidate for Congress in the 9Th
district of o..io.
The Cincinnati Herald says that ten of the mem
hers eject to the Indiana legislature SIX OF them
democrats are pledged not to vote for any man for
l. 5. Senator who is not opposed to both Taylor
AMI Cas-.
The Nordigsei, lNorihern Light the Norwegian
paper published in Racine county, Wisconsin, has
come ont for Free Soil.
Lawrence Branerd, the Liberty candidate for
Governor OF Vermont, declined III favor Of the Free
Soil nomination.
The Wisconsin Legislature adjourned on the 2Ist
nit. The action of the Municipal Court Bill was
suspended until May next. The Milwaukee lar-
Dor Loan Bill has become IA law
Gs- David Paul Brown, of Philadelphia con-
sents to be run by the Rough and Ready Parry -
ior Congress. the first congressional district of
Pennsylvania, but only on the Taylor platform, As
follows: 10 promises, 10 pledges, nothing but
Liberty, the Constitution, and the Union
" The Maine pupers state that Gov. Dana has
refused 10 sign the au,i-savery resolves of the late
Legislature
o. Andrew Ewing of Tennessee, has written
letter to the Nashville Union, announcing his
determination not to support Taylor.
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DEATH OF JUDGE PETER PRICE.-The last
Rochester papers announce the death. on the 3lst
nit. Of Judge Peter Price in the town of Rush at
the age of 50 years. The Democrat says -
Judge Price was a prominent and Influential
citizen. IN the of 1912 he was FRS, iieuten
ant Of volunteers. and did service on the Niagara
frontier. Under Cnons adminIst ration ne was
appointed County Judge. and flied for many
years The office Of Justice of Peace. For eighteen
yeas successfully he elected Supervisor of his
iown and &. the time Of his death held lha, office
being also he had Cor man" years been, i're>i-
dent Of the Beard Of Supervisors of the COUNTY.
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NEW ENGINE.--Perseverance Fire Company
No. 10, lately received a spendid new engine from
Tie manufacto:y Of James Smith, New York. 1t
cost $500, and when tried yesterday was found 10
work admirably
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On Wednesday, 18Th ns II O'Clock A. NJ, Yellow Fever
Mo HUGH TRLANOR, native o! Aughnecy County Tyrone.
Ireland
: r. HIS friends brother James respectfully
To- attend his funeral late residence, Of Tr,r,
{. rir and Nayates street THIS MORNING, at 3 O'Clock.
Ba,onKoage Monday morning. 5J.h
T. l.. Mr.. ANN lIARALSON.
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TeleGraphed TO the Charleston Courier

Our correspondent Fl BALTIMORE, write US undeV
date of September Ith. dat about twenty slaves
had made their escape TO parts unknown, from
the vicinity of that place on the previous day.
Oar correspondent characerizrs it a regular
s'ampe&e, but gives particulars OF The manner III
which they effected their ESCAPE.
The sales of cotton at New York. reached fifteen
hundred bales. Orleans fair quoted al seven cents
Mobile seven five-ei -h,s y
There was no change N the -four market.
slight advance was obtained for corn.
BY slip from the office of the Augusta Const
rutionas. noticing the arrival of the Hibernia we
learn that it was The ship Ocean Queen. belonging
TO Boston which was destroyed by fire i'll the En-
Clish Channel and not the Ocean Monarch stated
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REMovAI.-The New York correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Inquirer states tina. Mr.. Michael Hoh-
man. naval officer there. has got his walking ticket.
Mr.. Hoffman is the great original leader Of the
Rarnhnrners. He formerly represented nerkimer
county in the New York Legislature.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

The BARRY AND MERCEIs SAsE.-YhiS ease
before the Supreme Cour, at New York again
week before last. Our readers are doubtless aware
that i, is application the part of Mr.. Barry to
obtain possession Of his chil' low in the custody
Of her mother. The case has been eight years in
litigation Sudge EGmonds decided tho, the child
.nIiSt remain with her mother
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A toRPoRATION >UBMEKGED.-The officers of
ali insurance company il Boston recently descended
ninety feet in the bay, in newly confriyed
diviEg-bcli. They remained three quarters of an
hour, during which they could see AL the Objects
upon he wreck the main chains. hulWarks. etc. 1t
was remarked that they could see more distinctly at
the bottom than at points higher up. The expert
ments with the bell highly satisfactory to The
company prt sent.
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I,St Qf Tatcrmcrs ho CitU IF .FewOrieaHS, fer tie
"a h0UrS ending Sept. IL, at Il O'ctgct NJ.
Engagement of the Bran l. Bronchitis |, tCHyu ION.
tal-psy J. DannEa Dysentery 3. consumption :. ie!
low Fever H. Hemorhace l. i'1no.ana i,.teEperanee
Meningitis / odd Age Stilogn TINS. Na>cent :, IN
Ger am B. Toa 3D. IS were wnte and cooied were un
Ger 10 yeas of are .
Uhtro bg.a-Neyy Orleans 9 iceland 6 Gernanv >, Coz
Sca J. Swizeand2 Ne iIarip he |. France >coS nd
=, INC. -. A. HESTER, Secretary BoaId OF Health
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Letter from Gerritt Smith.

fortnight ago the newspapers saying that had
written letter to the Buffalo ConS enon, dVsng the
nation OF Mr. Van Buren,. They SAYING that |
have written letter refusing to Withdraw from the
Presidential Permit inform your readers that
entirely innocent OF both these ndeicafe and foolish
things, OF which the newspapers accuse stood IN
such relation TO that Con venton would allow
with ii and to the withdrawal OF my
from the Presidential that it be done. be
done by those VINO put there. neither put there. nor
them my consent to put ii there Moreover though
they but handful they dIslIn -used for their
dcm and integrity, and therefore competent determine
thr!T duty. GEGKiTT SMITH.
Peter!OrO' August q. 1913
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PHILADELPHIA NoMrNATIoNs.-H. ID. Moore
has been nominated for Congress by the Wings Of
The 81 district, and John :. Liltell in the 18th dis
trict. VIA. 5. IIal!owel is the Democratic cand
date for Congress in the lth district The Demo
Gratis have nominated Samuel Badger for Mayor Of
tho CITY
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Et3- The 9Th regiment of infantry We're paid oil
and discharged at Fort Adams, Newport. KyD
week before last. Though it numbered only G50
rank and file on its arrival its musterrolls show
about ,l00 names. that number having been made
up by recruits, death, disease and discharges
SO, goo Were distributed by the Paymaster.
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FREE "CIRr' IN VIRGI>IA.-The Richmond
Enquirer says that the 8 Free Sod ConrentO" IN
Shenandoah was " flash in the pan Oaly three
persons Were present, VIZ: chairman. secretary,
AID one member They, however, appointed an
electoral ticket, and a committee TO prepare an adj
dress to the people of Virginia
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And Enn slng q 'er britain 5 grave,
The irish iGRhsp D0Ddt, -

Az AcHIEvEMENT.-A new ORR paper states
that BrisoW. the celebrated writing master of that
city, taught lawyer, III course of twelve lessons,
to read his own handwriting. We wish some
newspaper correspondents would try course, and
Il similar results could not be attained.
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New SYNAGoGUE.-A new Jsraelitish Syna-
gogue is about 10 be erected on site upon the east
side of Crown street, between Race and Vine
streets, immediately adjoining the church Of St
Augustine. 1t Is 70 be constructed entirely in the
Egyptian style OF architecture except the windows
which are to be of the Hebrew order II is to be
rough cast and OF Il color similar 10 that o. the
Bank of North America. The interior is to De con-
>'ructed and arranged in style like that of the
First Temple, and is to be painted in pure white
and gold. The Holy of Holes on the East, ascend
I'd by six steps, is TO be Of white. >urmounted by
ablets oi marble containing the Ten Command
ments. with cornucopias on each side. There is
% be gallery supported by II Egyptian columns.
The building is to be lighted with gas, and large
and rich chandelier suspended in the centre IL is
To he - feet long IS wide, and 81 feet high, IN
Guiding cupola. The congregation is called the
House of Israel and Is the same that has been Wor-
shipping in Adephi street. The binding is to be
finished in March next.-PhH North American
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A Coon EHAvCE.-We invite tie attention Of
printers and publishers to the following notice.
The paper located Ill of the riches, parishes
in the STATE:
TO PRINTERS.
For SALE. upon very reasonable terms. for cash. a well
established WIG PAPER athrvng Of this ate
A competent. economical, and industrious cuisines, man
would do well purchase For particulars, inquire at l,
Office. al
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New Orleans Cattle Market.
REPORTED Daily for the Crescent

LAFAYETTE, Sept 49, lS4SNo arrivals of atboats, but
fair supply OF Cattle in market Prices Beef Cattle.
4G5c + ID; Hogs, 4GD4}4c z b; Sheep, s20s3 q head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

5cs- Tom Flynn, the comedian. died at Bellevue
Hospital a few days ago. Becoming disspaled, he
gradually fell from his once high station.
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Charity Hospital Report

For the 81 hours preceding ycsttrday, . =. u.
'l''H J, ID" fr'eI
.'ls 1ttiIN ftftT
OlheT Diseases U
II EANDERrfNDEN, c rrs.
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NAvAL.-U. 5. brig Forpolse, /, days from Porto
Praya for MADEIRA, spoken July 3o;h, latitude
2io 49, Longitude % by the Ark, arrived at Boston
TIE L. S irigate ST. Lawrence, Capt. Paudng
was lowed down to Hampton Roads on the 3D.
Shortly to sail on a cruise
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Low WAGES.-The Perry Mills of Newport
r.. L. is to keep on running The wages of the
operatives have been retlnced
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~ In suit for breach of marriage promise
il Cha;au9ue county, n. Y, Miss Phyloskey Smith
recovered five hundred dollars from Mr. c. Johnson
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o. Thos lIcilvain was killed near Philadel-
pima on the Sd lnst by being dragged with his foot
in the sirrIp by mule. which threw him.
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Firth VGcTIM.-Mr Atlnre, ~ho acted As one
o' III sheriff deputies during iie a.a riot o Gin
'irlnali, and received severe wSnd in the heal.
died on Friday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

~ i man Ill Providence, K. J.. bet five dollars
that he could eat 4 large basket Of peaches III one
hour. He was successful, having despatched one
h"ndred amt ffyt,ro good sized peaches III fifty-wo
Ininu.es.
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REsIGNATIoN.-We learn that the Rev. DR.. Dur
bin, President of the Board of Corporators Of The
Philadelphia College of Medicine and Drs. Gard
ner aad Beatty Professors Of that Institution, have
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TIE Book TRADE.-';'he nlna1lse trade sales
OF books recently took place in Boston and Ne.
York. Last week the work was 20 be continued
and closed in philadelphia, st the auction rooms
OF Geo W. Lord.
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~ Mortality prevails to unusual extent in
New Haven, Danbury, and other towns in Con-
Ilecicut
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A MOTLEY siATHERING.-At New York. on the
Sd inst, . heterogeneous gathering of Free Soil
men, Socialists, infdels, Fourerites, and National
RefOrmerS took place at Eagle Hall, to discuss the
distinctive principles, and to see how one and all
could best make their influence fell in the coming
Presidential election. Vt was complete Bedlam.
it is said.
TROUBLE IN POUGHKEEPSIE. - The wings of
Poughheepsie N.Y.. have got into something of d
'snarI.' The regular wings called meeting on
Wednesday nisht. Goth ult., but another meeting
called on Friday evening to form Rough and
Ready Club, TO which there was some opposition.
Dir. iiadley. the late Speaker, there and made
& speech, and also John A Collier. Offence was
taken, by some of the old wings, al this Friday
movement, and a Clay meeting was called on Sat
ur lay night, the result of which We have not get
heard
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o. sword was presented and dinner given
10 General Worth by the citizens of Hudson, on
t 18th u!l. Attorney General A. l.. Jordan pre-
sened the sword with some eloquent remarks
General Worth replied after dinner. a letter Of
excuse was read from Martin Van Buren, Speeches.
sentiment and song Were not wanting on the coca
sion. Judge Eim0nds presided at the dinner. Mr..
3. T. Butler was among the guests.
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o. William Paine, volunteer from Mexico,
Lad his right arm cut of by ear belonging to the
train from MOrrst0wn. y. J.
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u MAJOR Graham, it is said, is to be made
iie,enaut Colonel by Brevet.
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ID lied.

BaonRouge on the tn by the Rev F. g. Ernst CHAS
CARELI BIBERON to Miss SUSAN AMELIA BARNARD both
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~ Isaac Toucey, Attorney General, has been
appointed by the President acting Secretary Of State
during tie absence Of Mr.. Buchanan.
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~ The corner stone Of new franciscan Mon
astery was laid near Lnreuo, Pa. on the 9th ult
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o. The proprietors OF the large wooden factory
in Ware. Mass, stopping their looms as fast as
they work up the raw material on hand.
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" The New York Suh-Treasury contained on
the lst inst, 81 1913 900, exclusive Of $3.50 GOO in
.Itxican coin, which was received from tie army
nM-xico and has not yet been passed to the credit
of any department.
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81 Tie Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania met
on the 4th at Pittsburg. Chief Justice Gibson, and
Justices Rogers Bell. and Burnside present.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-14

* new DRAMA to be called 8 Ireland as 1t
l., from the pen Of distinguished Irish patriot, IS
III preparation. 1t treats on Immigration and It,
catISes, in mastery manner. and should have a
great run. 1t is to be brought ont by B;.fney vii
hams for whom If was written.
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PRINCE J OMIT is usual for the applicants for
admission to the bar IN the State of New York, after
their examn tt,on, 10 give supper to the commit
appointed 10 pass upon the merits OF the candi-
dates. On this occasion bagg, :he Eeeqer Of the
celebrated hoseI at Utica, spread a sumpuous enter
tannent for The uniiedgei members of the bar
All went on rs " merry as & marriage bell. Wine
flowed freely, and ii is needless to say that not
few felt TIE exilirating inspiration of the gifts OF
Bacchus. Toasts and sentiments Were given by
ALBUMS and wltticisms We're most current
About the time all had arrived at the acme of fell
cg a oas. was proposed by one Of the Western
applicants, which was thought somewhat misplaced
On this occasion. He gave, George Washington.
the Father of his Country 1t was drunk standing
hy tl,cs. vino could keep perpendic uar position,
and with al the respect which the circumstance.
OF tn. ease could warrant John Van buren, I'M
,nediate!y proposed--'' Mary WASHINGTON. the moth
es of George Washington, and the Cram mother OF
her country This cut direct upon the patriotism
Of the pr0poer of the first sentiment, cooled all ur-
her patriotic efusions that evening.
COSTLY CEMENT.-The New York Journal of
Commerce has started the i,lea that he mileage of
the members of Congress is the cement Of the
Union. From the way the members stick TO II, II
really seems 10 be very adhesive.
\ KEEN HEToET,--A writer in tie Georgetown
Baptist Herald SAYS: . A preacher, not one hun
bred miles from this place, while conlenfing, as he
thought, for the ancient order of things, by ridi-
ealing the doctrine of call 10 the ministry, as
:root that there no such call, observed, shat he
lever believed he was called TO preach. 'AnL no
person Else belicc.d IT, said an acquaintance
standing by.
~ In capital song for old Leland, il Is said
That f.rin's harp will sound yet joytuly
''oer castle walls, once teuda
And Ern sing o 'er Britain grave,
The irish iGRhee Docdi -
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Northern CORRESPONDENCE.

NEW YORK. September 4
Many OF the high officers of Government at present
among three OF the Presidents Cabinet are
here and expected that the President himself Will arrive
the of week. By good rights New ork SHOULD
be the lace Tor all these tunconarie 10 reside IN
their official capacity. l. is, reality more central thah
" ashngton, and every more convenient. A Stc0Rd
city liable Oh cton. the of Government;
but large and first class city notndeed it Is the proper
place.
Main street Brooklyn the Of disastrous
agatiou this morning Fifteen houses We're buntevera
OF them used stores. Much personal property was de-
iroyed besides and the los. hardly have been less
than so 600
There grand mass meeting Of the Free Soilers at
Abingdon Square, this evening. John Van uren hold
forth. 30 he has had 10 lake his coat off again. and
mount the plat 'orl.
Thus far the yellow fever has made appearance,
II the ply sclans be believed, in New York although
e>sng for a fortnight past Staten island Intercourse
Is declared between the city and Quarantine The OCCASION
seized TO the virtues OF and powerful dSenec-
nt, prepared hya gentleman engaged in Office IN the
Navy Department here. Certain medical parsonage speak
OF remarkably superior TO any thing as better
than chlorine and at all injurious the lungs. " Fore
warned toeaned is the that ought keep oil
tagous diseases We shall see how 1t acts IN this case
lad it altogether impossible convince folks that the yellow
lever not contagious. ike small Should get the
malay prevalent, Of your New Orleans doctors would
acceptable here beeve have OF the
best in the world. ythr how your tnlver
.ly' Don't e the New Orleanois be discouraged any
difficulties the OF establishing school worthy their
great city, and so necessary N the Southwest.
We don hear tang more o! that Buffalo Hunt
the Rio Gsarde." is it up1 thousand adventu5-
sptS here hope not. The President, 1t true per the
Washington Union. talks diGnieCIy abont observing
obligations OF treaties toward Mexico" We'll, let him
Ear him. But II there be real disposition,
this hunt and three thousand ough Eel
low, could be got together for the pupoe, with American
officers should say goi - and difficult i'm
gine how Mr. Polk could stop 'enl. However, there
be something about the move, winch you New Orleans
understand better than do here. One thing there be
mistake about; that tie tmid mali gnant idle and shifes
Meacan population south OF must give way,
later to An energy and seItisnesior have
about as much OF the last as the first.
The weather here is hot-no rain for Q long tImeeuerS
abominabe- horses sad and droopngbutter dear
and municipalities waxing erce and neutrality-suspicious.
OF Office holding Barnbuers begun and doubtless 20 be
tnued actively. MANHATTAN.
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IL The Democrats Of Clinton. few day. ago,
raised a hickory pole of . hundred feet in height.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE Pres DENT. - Arthu
Johnson 10 be Postmaster at Ithcs, New Work cic
Jacob Mccormick. removed
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~ Sarah Savage 0itdS Stewart, was to be tried
in New York on the fth inst. Tor the murder of
Pierre Brein0nd. She plead guilty when arragned.