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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-23
AEMNAENNa
KNOWLES & NOEL

KNOWLES q NOEL
PRA CTICAL VA TCHJM.dKERS,
y~9 No. IS CANAL street, first door - a go
tS15A below Camp, Mem Orleans, keep g. ~
e 81 constantly hand large and - ~
&zAszAwe selected assortment of Swiss and English
LEVER WATCHES,
Jewey Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery Gold Pens Spectaces
and Fancy Goods
Our personal attention will be devoted to repairing every
description Of FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWrLRY (;
which shall perform satisfactorily, or charge. my2f
WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC
EDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp street would respect
r. fully invite the attention of his friends and the 70
pubIt to his fine and well selected stock of JE W. {A
ELRT ETC., comprising Watches of the most ap- "a
poved manufacture, in Gold and Silver, Hunting eA2
AM Open-t faced cases; Silver Ware of every description
consisting in part of Tea, Table Sugar, Salt and Mustard
Racks, etc.
grem variety Of Jewelry. Cutlery. Rich Fancy Goods
EetumeTy etc.
PIANO FoRTES.
- g. Just received from the manufactures of
a s. 5Tt MessB. Nuns & Fischer, and A. H. Gale
n " nj ri VI y to, lalge supply of their superior
z " PIANOS, in new style cases-a few with
Coemans olian Attachment and Ives's Tuneable Reeds
Please call and examine apps If
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CHICKERING'S PIANo-FoRTEs,

VIE PUBLIC viii please take notice that Mr.. HENRY
J. PARSONS, "a CAMP STREET, is my -,
only agent for the sale OF my PIANO FORTEs M ssa
& aepoi may Be donsed 3
tied from the factory and that the prices viii be the same,
adding freight and insurance only Orders may be left for
any kind of instrument and advance required until the
artclei is received and approved. J. CIIICKERING
myl6 34 Washington street, Boston,
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VOLUME L.. NUMBER 1879.

mouth OF the Columbia river, it is supposed by
many abroad, to be unsafe and dangerous of en-
trance. That this river, like many Others has
sand bars in its wide mouth is true but that such
a river now does and always will afford a channel
sufficiently broad and deep for the safe entrance Of
the largest vessels under charge of pilot who is
acquainted with its channel, Is equally true For
about year and q half past, Mr.. S. c. Reeve, un-
der the authority of the Provisional Government of
Oregon, has discharged the duties of bar pilot for
the mouth Of the river, during which time not the
slightest accident has occurred Mr.. Reeve ex-
presses willingness to take out and bring in vessels
at all times believing that it is perfectly safe do So
The United States transport Anita, acting Capt.
S. c. Woodwork, arrived in the Columbia river
last Thursday. Maj. Hardie came up on her for
the purpose of mastering into the United States
service any troops that might be raised in Oregon,
for the purpose of garrisoning Mazatlan and other
ports south. The news Of our difficulties had not
reached California When the Anita sailed.
Com. w. B. Shubrick, commanding the United
States naval forces off Mazatlan, had written to
Gov. Mason for 1000 men TO be sent down TO Ma
zatlan, for the purpose of holding that point and
San Jose during the summer-as vessels cannot
with safety occupy those southern ports after May
Gov. Mason, knowing that the population of this
territory was pretty large, sent dispatches by Major
Hardie to Gov. Abernethy, with request that four
or five companies be ased in Oregon, and mus
tered into the United States service as part of the
1000 required to during the war, or at least
luI IW6lNS Alolllus' OuI present ulICulGeb Will
prevent the Governor from complying with this re-
quest, as we stand in need of help at the present
time ourselves; if the Indian difficulties were
brought to a final settlement, there is no doubt
many of our young men would enter the service
and proceed at to California but this all rests
in uncertainty yet; probably we shall hear from
the commissioners in few days, and then learn our
position with regard to the Indians above.
~
INCIDENT AT MADRID.-The Madrid cores
pondent Of the London News relates an occur
renee Of rather a ludicrous character, which oc-
Cured there lately. Mr.. Saunders, American Min
iser was about to visit Seville, to be present at
the accouchment of the Duchess'of Montpensier,
and had engaged passage for himself and inter
prefer in the diligence for that place. When he
arrived at the station however, he found that the
place of his companion was occupied by an agent
of Government, who would not bulge. As the
Minister'S limited knowledge of the Spanish Lam
guage rendered the company of his Interpreter abb
soutely necessary, the expedition was given up.
The Government, upon hearing of the occurrence,
apologized, and offered to place pos-chase at the
Minister'S disposal but the offer was declined
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FOR yUCATAN

FOR YUCATAN.
NE ILITARY GOODS.-The subscribers have now on
1VE hand 200 U. $. RIFLES, from HarpeIs 80
Ferry a large supply of COLTS REPEAT
ING PISTOLS six shOOters;) English BELT -
PISTOLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS; also low seE&scss
priced Revolving Pistos which, with complete assortment
of SWORDS, SABRES, Military Sashes and other Mill
tay Equipments they offer for sale, low for cash. at No Is
Chartres street. EJe22tfJ HYDE & GOODRICH.
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PIANO FORTES

- ElANO EOh1ESt
4 ENRX PARSONS, 90 Camp street, (neW stored four
4 n doors below POydras offers for sale gzssESs-3 *.
very extensive stock of PIANO FORTES,
from J. Chekenng, NUNS 4 Clark, Gilbert, " n TS 81 "
and A, H. Gale Co This stock oOmpnsesu y
great variety, embracing the much esteemed HOlan,
which is rapidly gaining in public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. Je3Otf
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o. Nan is happy only when he is employed
Iaziness begets vice-vice begets crime, and crime
involves d5ath-deaih inhicts infamy on his mem
ory, and bows down the heads of his parents, sis
tiers, brothers, wife and offspring. Who will not
avoid laZiness2
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New D1sCovERY-Dr Connels Mixture, for GOnOuhga
and elect Seminal Efuson and Weakness of the Utera OF
Bladder This Mixture contains INJURIOUS article what
ever but possesses tonic properties OF real efficacy and more
ongenia to the constitution than any other medicine used
for these complaints Freed from the nauseatng qualities
attending cOpava and the mixtures, viii be found
agreeable the palate and pleasant to the stomach and will
cure any case all pay refused for 1t equally good
and certain for enthusiastically at 50 POydras street.
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OARPENTERINc

a KIP e N z Rim G,
~ COLLINS, BUILDER, No I31 POYpRAs ST.
~ lbetween Carondeet and St. ChaIles,( New Orleans
- Cisterns made, Counting houses fitted up and Job
bng in general done. Also SASH Doors, Blinds etc. with
which Planters and Others can be supplied. my27-tn1
STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
{A}E can axe storage floor second story in
w dry and dark place, 1900 bags Also, in anotht
store, from 10000 to 10000 bags Merchants having coffee
to store will find to their advantage to call and
warehouses. EMERSON, TOURNE & co.
epD 1853 TchOuptouas street.
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' PHILADELPHIA wHRELwRIGHTs WORK.
FENHE subscribers for the well known mandatory
j. Of WILTON CmLDs 4 CO. Philadelphia, have now
landing and in store extensive assorment OF every de-
gcTiption Of Wheelwrights' work, as follows:
7Jp8s OK and Horse Cart Wheels, from to inches on
the tread;
s pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels 4x1 inches on tread;
10 Ok and HOBe Wagons, with and without bodies vsr
sizes:
81 Days iron and wooden axes Sx1 SKI and 4x1 inches
tread.
- Carts, light and heavy;
HOO Wheeib sglOws, with shining sides;
so Canal Bpuows.
The above stock viii be increased by every arrival from
Philadelphia which will enable them TO offer to Planters and
Merchants. this season larger and complete ass0r
Of these articles than has heretofore been offered in
tins msFket frHes val be reasonable terms liberal and all
articles ully EUarnN-i.
EMERSON. TOURNE X co,
is1 l55 TchOupit9nlat st.
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HENIP WAREHOUSES.

NFTESTERN AND PHCENIX-Thes subscribers having
: v devoted the upper floors of the Phoenix andNSNEM
Western Warehouses exclusively to the storage OfNAa
Hemp in order to meet the views of the Board Ofaz
Underwriters prepared receive and the article
accommodating terms Having number of presses in the
buildings they also prepared any
ect and rebae tin the neatest manner and low
EMERSON, TOURNE g. co.
Tnh unito at
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CONNELs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will prove bless;
ing to all those who it. It sovereign remedy for all
Burns Sore Eyes Felons Ulcers, Bruises, Tic DOOTeUX
Eryspeas, and all complaints which need external app
cation. BY its use n1ammaOns are removed, Swelingi
reduced and Modification stayed 1t will be supplied
all clergymen gratis for their and the of he
parishes.-SOld only at SO POydTas street.
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JOHN STROUD JOHN STROUD, JR.......wM STROUD
JOIN STR0D & CO,

JUN Slh&DD q COy
146 CON.dON Street, between CarOndee and BarOnne,
DEALERS IN &skezSA1N
ARBLE MANT EL-PIECES, 3
Iva ENAMELLEp CRATES, MONUMENTS, 6I5HiIffa -
IOyHBS. TONF SLABS GRAVE STONES, @eHHHt -
FHdHA5T3N LIME T. G 4 asSI PLA1sFEK AI
PeisTERss Il HA 1fP WRtFE 5AND A
ENCLIsH, PENSACOLA AND PITTS BURG alz.sSreI
MLEM MRIL.A IE.r4E En-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-23

PUMPS AND GATHING APPARATUS sc.
HQ!lH MCCARTHY Plumber No. 1874 Camp street
% New Orleans, has just received new and large la
assortment Of Brass Cocks, various sizes Force and A
Bahng Tubs aud SHOWER Baths. Also, laying and repair
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description. Ship
ans Steamboat work promptly put and repaired. All
dels promptly attended, to.
tfhqrr4, moderate uah24 "
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A u. AlNSWORTll, Marine and Commercial Notary,
IA No, 80 CAMP stlset, holding Commissions from the
State OF Texas, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY FLORIDA, NEW
n0Rh, MISSOURI iLLTNoIs INDIANA, IEENEss EE PENN
Delaware, 4 LABAhb MAINE, NoRTHg AROLINA, SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA NEwJERsEY ONO, MICHIGAN,
AEKtNsAs, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS MARYLA AND and
CONEECTTCuT is prepared to take dispositions and execute
and ec all kinds of egalnstrumenstO be used recorded
IN sa States and the Territory of WISCONSIN, The usual
pOmyutude at his Office continued in all NOtara bust
ness. nib
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-23

STONE Coal AND OREs-Mr. Moses n hel-
Iogg has shown us the cooper tobacco box man
uactured from the virgin ore OF oregon, without
smelling, referred to in our last paper. Inc metal
of which the box is composed Is e S me,
its coPosr ore. Mr.. Kellogg has been an explorer
and Worker of lead mines in the State Of Illinois
and he assures US that upon recent visit TO the
Cow,Iitz neighborhood, he discovered as rich lead
blossoms as he ever saw any where. specimen
of iron ore 10 he seen at the furnace Of Mr.. PIce
of this city, obtained north Of the Columbia by Mi.
Kellogg, shows that this highly useful and neces-
sary article is found in Oregon. Kr. Kellogg Is en-
gagged in opening ont sione-coai bed near the
CowIitz river and has already shipped several bar
rels of his coal 70 California
Month of the Columbia RiUer.-From accidents
that have happened to United States vessels al the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-23

- The subscriber will continue the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION business, and will act General Broker for
the sale and purchase of Real Estate Negroes and all other
property consigned 10 hiE
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VINEG AR ESTABLISHMENT.
FEiE UndelSigne is constantly manufacturing and has
,Or sale very lperOT article Of WIN EGAR, go
which he will guar ntee TO improve by age, and Lh
VIII 'elver It, free Of charges, in any part OF 5ss
the city or Lafaye e, at the following reduced -
p9es, TO suit tie times viz: Butts 80 gallons "a; Barrels 81
gallons, 81 % Barrels 40 gallons, cents gallon. A be
RAJ discount m,.de tJwhOlesae customers.
IL line Opped in the POstOlce will be Dunctaally
attended TO- [ap2g til JOHN H. WEBB.
Corner Common and Marais sts opposite Charity Hospital
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( w. GIBBONS Ge,,erae Broke. No. q CusfOmhouse
- street, up stairs myI0
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VERY REsPECTABLE.-The New York Star
saws: There is much talk about respectable socie-
ty. One often gets into the very highest society,
in his dreams. We have dreamed of conversing
with Napoleon Bonaparte, and asking him for his
anfngrnnh
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n. J. G. WANON,
GEN A l.. LovEJOY. Capt. 4th Company, o. K.
statsment referred to in Capt Mar0n's Letter.

9LIL5HLtT1I 7JtIIo7 70 % C7V1' 7'11I7' 80
FoRT WAsCoPAM March 18th, 1913.
We were within fifty yards of the deceased Colonel when
he was shot We heard the discharge Of gun and some
one said, 4" there shot" We went on ana were
told it was Col. Gillian. .,.I
When we arrived at the spot inquired how happenea
and were informed that the Colonel went to the nina pa
the wagon get rope 10 stake out his morse WIN t
California remarked that he would get tor him. anu
TO the fore part of the wagon for that purpose ana
hold of mat and pulled it. when gun IN the Weg8 nm
charged and that if supposed that the coGk y @
0ouslll !" 'iie mot ~ A. GAGE,
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GU y v s

w BLOOMFIELD. BOOK-BLVDER, No, 80
" (alp street. New Oheans al6 6nn
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TE'HE COPARTNERSHtP heretofore existing between
J. the undersigned in the AUCTION and Commission bust
ness, Is THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
J. o. PlERSON Is charged with the settlement of the
business Oh the hm. J. Q. PERSON.
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-. ,-..a....-.e, g0ra0l Jana ulssa,
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ATM Il; MUIR, G q ITyHISSIOF n ND FO r
~, WARDING MERCHANT, No. GA s
DHaFies street. s12
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The Genuine Balm of Columbia is not only Hair Restor
alive but the best colOng fluid in the world 1t makes the
Hair glossy and fine stops at from falling out and
it Bald Heads and keeps the Hair free from dan
druff and scurf.
Dr. SPoHN's Sick HEADACHE REMEDY is warranted to
cure any case either Nervous bilious VIII you tryt! 1t
has cured cases of twenty years standing.
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LETTER FROM GERRrT SMITH.-Gerrit Smith
Ias ,,r;ten letter. explaining why he cannot vote
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FOSEPH R. BEARD, Commercial aatd Marine NigtarV
- No. 10 Banks Arcade, New Oreans. in23 III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

The conple lion OF this inpo ant wors to
III Uh,a river il is anticipated, vii not only
JtlOfl good dividends to the Stockholders, bal
Alii add immensely to the trad and prosper
ity OF baltimore the sooner therefore il is
accomplished, the better will ii be lol all
hands
Ry tie mode recently &c. tie by the
Pr'Sld Al OF the Company, the Wcri can lie
thshrd IN ten Years, or less line but we
uade st.hd that propo ition hes been M de
by Mr.. l. w. Letson, on behalf OF himself
ald others, to G lnpie,e the hole line in
four years on he follow N terss, il we cor
recty understand thrm-the pncr oi the
W ole work 5 a e seven mi Ion dollars
the co npaly 20 dppiy is surplus revenue 10
the use OF tie contractors Tor iuur years-sdv
ii lhe whole three millions This would
/ ave ioar niIilJns 10 b. suppl / BY he con
t lctofa and Tor this ainount, onl Tor this u
mount together with the differ ace Of inter
/ IS between 'oir and ten year.. The company
TO issue their obligations pNdLla with SIX PEI
cent. interest, IN from one 10 .ity years. Ii
this opposition be deemed d. .autageons Il
hr cdmt any and to the public, by the Presi-
dcnt and Directors. it Will dubtlrss be ac-
rpted. We have not given il sufficient tx
animation, 10 pronounce up1l its merits
Mr.. L.aton Is the same gentleman who con.
triie1 Tor tn completion Of Chesapeake ano
ONO Canal, and who was proceeding rapidl,
with the WORK, when the contract was an
nulled by the President aud Directors.
| Bait. CHOPPER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

W are not aware that Ne have nIi,h-.
; tl~ article alluded to in The follow ? nourf.
, '"- Sc copy reg rs -,el to e>nner abby.
IIl.oSsyIlLE. January IL ISIS.
/ a. .Hr tiitprs Of tn. S,n.inrE
'FNfs. There appeared an arti.r. in ,ou,
c. ntna's' snort lime si.ce. sf1,i= thai an
: Intimacy between Robert Hall an.l ..r, wifi. et
IS at M-">la Was the alleged cdus- + the ar
+ ',aE between 'h'm. IN coulac,jo. with the
ao'W'' pleas publish the ulloNiu. viz. Tbat
'h- csu~ alleged lb We is. As we & .j4ye. en-
uftly without touadation. or the 1adav OF
iC au' Ms Henise i, considered a., as a
vIrtOons. piau, alj harmless WON u. These
I'D. ihH @'Hilmhutso' the Cummul, and W.
iuiak this statement due to her Ad t5th.
Church 10 which she belongs.
Respectfully.
,>i5ned,) JOHN GILLESPIE.
BENJAMIN SNE&LBY,
THOMAS LISTON.
NNES HUME.
JOSEPH LlSTON,
T. J. CHERRY,
f. B. YOST.
AARON CHAPMAN.
THOMAS MITCHELL,
L. $. WELLER.
ANDREW GDUDY.
GEO CRAIG.
THOMAS SKAGGS
The Wheeling Times and CAR rs are re-.
qpested to copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25
RUMORS IN WASHINGTON

To the Washington correspondent OF the
New YORK Courier and Enquirer we are in
debted Tor the following on dts IN that city;
MI Clay will not withdraw his name, aud
is in favor OF d National Convention.
Gen. kearny had actually written chal-
lenge to Col. Benton, aud prepared his PTS
tos but was persuaded BY his friends Tor The
present To lorbedf.
All that is known with regarl TO the re-
suit OF The Court Martial is, that Col. Ere
mont will, in all probability, be re-lppoinIed
Governor of California.
The difficulty OF appointing Successor to
Gen. Scot still prevents his lnmeIidle recall
Gen. Taylor Has not answered CERTAIN que
ries which have been proposed to hin by
some ieddin5 lie noyrats, dnd WILL MT an
swrr any more interrugaliuns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25
CITY COUNCIL.

January %, 1918.
Council met, present his honor The Mayor,
Messrs. Austin, BasseIt, Brady, Clemens,
Hughes, Hubbard, Hamilton, PAUL, Robin
son, Sweeney, Tanner. Hallowell and Huiii-
hen.
The proceedings of the last meeting were
read and approved.
18th annual stat 'nent of the finances OF the
CITY Of Wheeling, was read by the clerk
Account of St Commissioned presented and
ordered to be paid
Report of the Alderman of the LIST ward,
read and ordered to be paid.
Account OF John Altman for setting curb
stone, ordered to be paid.
Account of Martin ordered to be paid
Report Of committee on SITS. aud alleys
making addition to salary OF Street Comnis-
sioner-orlered 10 be paid.
Account of d. Maclane and Brother, order
ed to be paid.
Constantine Llhourt pplication Tor Lii
cense for coffee house of 2nl class in 9TH ward
Laid on the table.
Application OF lhom,s Duly AMI Peter E
linn for license cl house Of private euer
tainment Submitted anA laid on the fable.
Report OF Inspector OF Flour submitted
and order to be fl ell.
Notice OF c. s. Lambdin & Co., read and
laid on the table.
Account OF Geo Hartman, read and luil on
the table.
Accounts of P B Taylor ordered to be paid.
OF Thomas Cradas, CJnrod Rhine, Dunla
w and Nj Niugllten, aud lhomas Johnston Jr
orleied to be paid.
Coal accounts ordered to be paid.
Accounts of VIM Gray, jams Fitzsimons
and John Wdit,-orderedt b. pail.
Accoant OF Collector for ISL presented
and rdered o b Lid on the table,
Resolutions OF thanks to Ia Mayer, Coun-
Gil and citizens of MaysvilIe, lor their / mpt
and liberal assistance to The sufferers b. the
explosion OF the A \ Johnston. We're present.
ed by Mr. Clemens, and passed unanimously;
,ad resolutions embracing The proper aprro-
priation Tor rounding the amounts expended
in the case.
Il Application of VIM Newlove for relaxation
OF order concerning his coal bank read and The
modification ordered.
On nIoion OF DR. Tanner, il was unanimous
Fly,
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Council
b., and they are hereby rendered 10 his h nor
the Mayor, ior the just ani impartial mann r
in which he has presided over The dtiiber-
aions OF this body during the past year.
On motion unanimously orderd that the
sum Of 100 dollars b. added to salary OF lie
clerk Of the City Tor the year 1917.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25
GEN. TAYLOR'S POPULARITY IN

ALAbAMA'-A letter from Montgomery,
Alabam ma, (whefe the Legislature Of the Stale
Is noW IN session )ddted the 9Th inst. says:
The whole body OF the Whigsot Alabama
and many lnlluenIidl Democrats are uniting
on !aylor, On Saturday, amidst an il.umi-
mated State House, we had the most deeply
excited TAYLOR meeting ever hrll. 1t was
an extraordinary affair In the Senate cha =
bcf' the hall OF The House, the Lo5bits, Gale
nes' koiunda, outside the bull ling, the crowds
gathered with an enthusiasm never known
before. They called OF tie speakers TO BE- Iii ..
Nided and MO thousand persons had to 20
away, unable 70 get within hearing OF the
speakers. l will s5nd you the, Published &C
count"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-25

Thahipnas.ers oil New Orleans held
mpetjE on The | til inst, and passed. SERIES
of re.lutioas hi-t complimentary TO tin
Tayl. Two ui me resolutions are as loispN'
Reblnsf. Thae 40 protion OF the connnUni-
tv hal o,eater reasons to feel am honest p'ld1
in thlchA,acter Of Zachary Taylor than our,
selves II foreign ports, viii we have heard
Ills name ex,oiitl in the highest terms az
successful General, those VIII did s. looked
in va;n for anv acl Of his that would not
emihently bcuosns the nntssunlnS CIVILIAN
and rs,i,ing. humane and honest man
Pesp,psd. That in the Hero OF taio h'to
n 10 l.. uala,na Monterey and bueni
can war, who has elevated our national CHAR
acter abroad ana caused the glorious banne
Of our country to throw It's gorgeous folds
with redoubled pride, in the teeth OF thus
who predicted its disgrace.
Resolved. That the Shipmasters, now in th
port of New Orleans in body assembled, dis
claiming any political bias, hereby tender t
(Ien Zachary Taylor, our hearty hosptaIilie'
in doing so we pledge ourselves each and ev
cry one of It's 10 meet him with a sailors we
come.
Resolved, That a committee be appoin9
from each Municipality to wait upon &c
iyipr wi it'll copy of the foregoing rcsou
ions, and to adopt such measures as they ma
deem expedient to carry the views OF tn
meeting into effect.