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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

or Dr. Yates, whose marriage with Mrs. Emma
Willard, Of the Troy Female Seminary, and the
difficulties which grew out of it made great noise
some years ago, is dead He died in Nova Scotia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

ESCAPE FROM JAIL.-On the 30th ult about
half dozen runaway negroes, who were confined
in the Tensas parish Jail, in St Joseph, succeeded
by their united exertions in working their way into
the open air,
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All u.vMateTials q the Latest style

~ Tn. nrors Of the Daily Crsseeat" would respectfully
im their friends public, at they have added an extensive
JOB OFFICE 10 their absnsnd are now prepared to exc
cute printing he Fos favoTabis tsT1as' VIZ
pooxs aanvr, PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRfFFs BILLS or LADINGi DRA4 REIElPTSi
CARDS; PosTERsj STEAMBOAT BILLS, eter &ea
All their nssnasType, Presses etc. are entirely new ana
s yey es improvements which viii enable them to execute he
Ia manner not BE- surpassed this city. The Presses are
@ bs foundry Of Messrs Hoe Co., NswYOrk, which IS u
gnrny Of their exeslneehe type is from the wekno"n %
dries of Mssn George Bruce & Co and John T. Whiei an I
been seec'"u va" sisAs 1 y -f " o5
his
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

or The wife Of E. Sprague was thrown from
a chaise while riding with her husband in Salem,
Mass, and had her arm broken at the shoulder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07
CALL AND SEE

DR.. oHRISTIE's GALvANIC BELTS,
BRACELETS, NECKLACES, CARRIERS and
MAGNETIC III UID,
So celebrated effects in the cure of all Nervous
Complaints can only be had in this Guy Of
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy articles and Gent IS FURNISHING (oods
90 I'm l2 CAMP STREET. 2dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07
NEW WATCHES. JRWELRY. ETo.

NEW WATCHES. JEWELRY, ETC.
EETE are now in receipt of large and splendid stock of
w Cold and Silver, Lever. Lepine and Denplex /~q
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and SWISS s4EJN
manufacture. Also Jewelry. Sill - ~
St~STS ver-waIe, Spectacles Gold Pens, kzAszla
~ Pocket and Table Cutlery and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen 10 stock before purchasing elsewhere, is
SELECTED By ourselves in the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city.
KNOWLES & NOEL, IS Canal street.
N. B.-Our personal attention will be devoted repair
ing every description Of fine Watches Clocks Jewery etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily chgrge
ne If X q N
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AuctiOn Sales This Tlav.

R. NJ ARMFELD W i'll sell at thesore ofJasper F. Smith
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats, Boots. Shoes, etc.. vt
out reserve. Le-1r See Auction headl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07
NeW OrIeanS Cattle Markat

Corrected daily for The Crescent, 6v VINCENT WILLIAM.
LAFAYETTE, Nov. 6. 1s4s.-Auiyed, steamboat Dnes
River. with So Hogs and Goats No alteration in nres-
which are-Beef 506e. p ID; Hogs 32{ld4e rs; sbssn
$2f0$3 o head; Mich Cows, s296Ss5 D head /; Hag
$251s27 Q ton; Oats. s0932 c.tS bushel Bran, 6O97o
cwt.; Corn. 55f057c o bushe Oil Cake. 81 q egt.
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no POIITICIANsl

f has been estimated that, during present Campaign
waich has been so holly contested, fhanI
Eg THREE MILLION DOLLARS II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

8. of T. Meetings This Evening.
ODEoN TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 8. at Ciystal Feent nan
222 Tchoupitouas street.
FOUNTAIN DIVISION No 10, at Temple Hail. No IS Canal
street. at halfpast7
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ALEXANDER HILL

ALEXANDER HILL.
NO. So CAMP STREET. Neto Orleans
"A FULL assortment of HOUSE-FURNISHING
"A. GOODS, of the best quality just received House
keepers and all OF these things invited to call and
ook at them before purchasing elsewhere.
- The number Of the store is SO Camp street. NJ Ct
COAL! COAL!
GNlTY COAL YARDS.-OFFIcE and Yarns Nos 332
- and 4 TeHOUPITOULAs STREET. three squares above
St Mary Market-Always hand and for SAFE wholesale
retail either by aoa of yards in any auan
tny-PITTSB URGf, .AJNT,HRfCI7E, ENGLISH
C.3N.NEL and TRy4DE EG.fTER COIL.
Steamships cOaed and trimmed with Dispatch Steamboats,
Iowboais Foundnes, Cotton Presses Sugar hefneres Ho.
Water and Gas Works, supplied with any quantity Of the
best PIHTSBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
dispatch Families, Stores, Offices, supplied with the
best quality OF Pittsburg nthraeie, English Camel and
Trade Water Coal well screened delivered in any parts Of
the cities OF NewOheans Lafayette and envons the low
est market prices.
~ All orders strictly attended to-
ER Contracts entered into to supply yearly
MCLEAN, WILLARD 81 co,
NJ 5m 1872 Tchoupioulas street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

Dc snow storm was experienced in Canaan,
n. H, on Friday evening, the ooh nIL
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STATE TAXES-

ESIDENTS indebted for State Taxes for the year 187
and for State Licenses for the year 1S48 in the Third
Representative District New0reans hereby notified TO
cal at the Collectors office No. So St. Charles street. ia
twenty da from date and their taxes after which time
all bills viii be collected by seizure and sale according
law This publication has been made preserve peope
from additional expenses and to prevent the Collector
from resorting to that mode of collecting
A, w. SCATES, Collector.
~ The boundaries of the District are embraced between
Canal and Julia Streets and from the Mississippi the Me
tare road in the rear. M Ion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

COOKING STOVES
A N ASSORTMENT of the best COOKING -
IA STOVES OF the various sizes and patterns zEs55
most approved by h0usekeepers here Also Jen- -
nlngss Stoves, Furnaces. etc. for sale by sses,k
M 6t ALEX'R HILL, No. SO Camp street.
CHEAP MOUSSELNE DE LAME and
NASHMERE.-A large lot, worth % to 40 cents a ward
~ Will b. sod ct l21s and Is cents per yard, at
no 1t NOLAN'S, corner Chartres and Canal streets.
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TABLE CUTLERY

- TABLE CUTLERY
GOD sh0i5 assortment OF Table KNIVES and FORKS,
Silver plated Table FORKS, SPOONS. BUTTFR ~
KNIVES, STEELS, etc. etc Also a variety ~ x
goods in the House iuTnishng department forsale Nv
MS ALEX'R HILL, No So Cau1 street
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- - II hNIeHEU ROOMS.
1.-TWO OR THREE elegantly furnished p .pr On. -
BEDROOMS to rent Inquire at I39 Carondsiet 81 M
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MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS, ETC.

MED CAL TEXT BOOKS, ETC.
MEDICAL STUDENTS can find at the New Orleans
IVA StationeE' Warehouse, No. IA CAMP STREET, the
largest and best assortment of all kinds of MEDICAL
WORKS, latest revised editions at publishers prices. This
collection embraces works in every branch of the HEALING
ART and stands unrivaed complete LIBRARY for the
Student of Medcinea at the price as they are sold in
Boston. New Work and Philadelphia As the list too ex-
tensive for ordinary advertisement the attention of Med
cal Students and the Medical Faculty generally IS respect
fully invited The subscriber feels assured that critical en-
animation of his stock and prices will give satisfaction 10 all
parties. Inc I'm 2dpl J. B. STEEL, IA Camp street.
MALAGA CARGO
NEW FRUIT.-The entire cargo of the brig Pulaski ex.
IN pected daily, consisting of
5000 boxes M R. RAISINS
5000 half boxes
5000 quarter boxes
1000 Layers
1000 kegs GRAPES
500 drums FIGS
" 600 boxes LEMONS.
800 casks Sweet and Dry Malaga WINE.
n6st RF NICHOLS & co. rs and 10 Camp St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

SLodHlUOaG AyoFRII s5l4 2 MS Days
a. SEE ADYERTIsEMENTs on THfRD P4eR.
81. Louis $500. KANSAS, Cunningham 70 NJ.
Pittsburg. ......... NIAGARA, Cox, P. Nj.
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DEWOCR.4TS. .4TTrvTI0N.i

ES The Central Committee earnestly recommend that the @
keep their respective places meeting open through ~
whole Of this day Monday Tuesday the IN INST wsIa G
all the Democrats OF the Wards and Districts al
scrabble together for the purpose obtaining
information, and where arrangements be made for conducting
the election the It'll
The Central Committee respectfully call attention Of h
brother this subject. ISAAC T. PRESTON Pra
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07
C.gSS .4ND Butler cJfTR

NJIoo Wv y % LEX LIlUD.
eT@ Fourth Ward, Second Municipality. -Ats
meeting Of the Cas- and 3uter Club Of h Foah Wal second
Municipality, held Wednesday syenine Instant I'D gw
ing gentlemen appointed Vigilance Chaeng Commit
said Ward.
S. w. Oakley, J. Isl JENKfNs
II. W. PALFBEY, H. H. lIENDRlES
MICHAEL HUGHES, IA MES ~ BARRON
JAMES GRAHAM, fA j.. La.
Z. WOOD PERRY, WILLIAM COOK
N. NJ. REYNOLDS, WILLIAM NeEO0K.
JAS. W. BREEDLOVE 6EO. DfHefEYIK,
JOS. II. MOORE E.aAFfGNER
s. W CUTTER, 70. r. RUB.
JAMES NJ. CASS, PETER CLEART
Il. CASSIDY M Il WEI. BTOONeED
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C.4SS .gN-D BUTLER CLUB
To- Fifth Ward, Second Municipality.--Ata meet.
the above named Club the following
RegotDsd That the Club recommend to every Democrat he
Ward to devote day the OF his country, dacme
every Democrat exercise the nestimabe Right Of Suffrage and
all honorable preserve the purity Bao-hoz.
Also the following gentlemen appointed 10 net as
Challenging Committee for the Fifth Ward:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-18
II,HE CARPENTER,s AssIsTANT.-containing a

succnct Of Egyptian Grecian, and Roman Ar
checture ALSO description Of the Tuscan Dorc, Ionic,
Cornthan and Composite orders together with specifics
TONS practical rules and tables for Carpenters and glossary
of architectural terms Illustrated with upwards Of fifty plates,
embracing plans elevations Details Ne Tor Dwelling Houses,
by Willi,m Brown Architect. Large quarto, sheep.
Just published and for sale by II. FARNHAM,
jan ~ corner It'll street and Penn. avenue.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-18

SELLS ENDOWMENTS.
For One Hundred Dollars deposited birth OF child the
Company win pay II be attain 81 years Of
NJ sA montnsy.sss
The Company also trusts money on depo.
Site paying sem-amuslly, compromising ~ and
makes all kinds of in which life or the interest OF
money is involved RICHARD b. DORSEY, Secretary.
CHARLES W. PAIRO having appointed Agent for the
Baltimore Life Insurance Company will receive the premiums
and applications for Policies from the said Company his
Office corner off and 18th streets, washington city.
mar l--H .H sW
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21
More Cabinet Making,

The "New Haven Register" furnishes letter from a
Taylor man in Washington 10 wing friend in New Ha-
ven which gives the following cast of the cabinet:
"Crtrenden, of KY ecetary OF State Jefferson Davis,
Of Miss, Secretary of he Treasury Gen WORTH OF
Secretary of War Holmes, of S. c. Secretary of the
Navy t. Smith, of Conn, Postmaster General ID. Paul
Brown, OF Pa Attorney General.
"Imay be wrong in the last name but it will vary
sentiay from the above"
The newspapers continue to make known the removals
which contemplated by the wing party. Thus says
the Pennsylvania, " the name of ALEXANDER RAMSEY
esq, of Harrisburg active whg and chairman of the
TAYLOR and FILLMORE Central Committee is generally
spoken of in connexio with the post of collector of this
port" Thus too the Louisville Journal recommends the
recall of Gen. Lane, the Marion of the war;" the
Governor of Oregon. Thus too the wings of Wheeling
are squabbng about the post office in that city.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21

The "Jeifersonville" Gazette states that in Tazewe
county, Virginia. the democratic ticket prevailed by
majority OF 1874. The wings poed ls7 votes, though
they had calculated 800 The spurious ticket Of
Taylor and Butler received % votes Every artifce
had been used by the wings to deceive the democrats
The county was FLOODED with the speech of Ogle Stew
art" Many democrats ''were told, ON what they con-
ceved good authority that Taylor good democrat
and were pledged to support him. Another beautiful tale
was told that the people were 10 be burdened with i'm
tax to pay the expenses of the Mexican This
proclaimed the of the election. But with the
whole of their fabricated Ogeism they have up
TO their boosted vete. In the spring, should any whig
feel like trying campaign for the legislature believe
that those democrats who have supported Taylor will
again unite with the democratic party. We to
assure any wing who feels like trying in this
county, that they will be so badly beaten, they will regret
they entered the track"
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The Boston Almanac.

We too. are indebted to Mr.. Franck Taylor for copy
OF this admirable productions and cheeruy subscribe
to the compliment which the National ntelligencer pays
to it in the following article:
"TnE AMERICAN ALMANAc.-We have to acknowledge
the receipt from the publishers in Boston, through their
agent this city, Mr. Franck Taylor, Of their annual vol
for the coming year OF the American Almanac pub
LEGATION Tor which have already said much in pre-
vous years that nothing left for the volume be-
fore but the large compliment that in all its many and
various points ouseulnes and value it fully equal any
of its predecessors
"By the Politician statesman, merchant-by all, indeed,
who prize books for the Information they contain the
Almanac has long been held among the chieest
of value. We do not know of another volume well
preserving for future reference, which so
well repays its OF purchase Zone dollar y and we note
from cover interest distant readers that under
present postage laws it be by mail any post
Office in the United States at postage of only fourteen
cent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21

From despatch received in this city to-day, learn
that the supremacy of the law in protection OF Professor
Mose's patent for the telegraph has been completely
tablished the nfringemens of Mr. O'Reilly and
his associates in the West Judge Monroe of the United
States district court Of Kentucky, has issued order
(now execuon) for the marshal to take possession of
the OReilly line, and interrupt its until further order
of the court retaining it from the control of the infrin.
ging parties.
We also learn that the Commissioner OF Patents, sup
ported by the opinion of the Attorney General ques-
ton deemed by Mr. Balm to be important has decided
against Mr. Ban's claims of patent for electric tee-
graph which claims had been previously adjudged to be
an interference with previously filed by Profess
sor Morse, and that Professor Morse entitled pat
ent for that invention
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21

The Baltimore American" may comfort itself as it
can for the loss of the vote of Virginia 1t has yet
to hail with Joy the entrance Of the Old Dominion into
the ranks Of the whig States" The American" how
ever, INDUCES hope that she Will come at last into
the lions den, because her instincts and interests
conservative" Conservative of what for it is relative
term Is because she would preserve her ancient prn
cples' In that she would join the federal
wings Is because she will preserve her opposition
national bank to protective tariff, to extravagant
system of internal improvements In that respect too,
she is too conservative to join the wing attudnaran
Founders of the constitution Is it because she approves
and supports the leading measures of the present admin
stration In that aspect she is conservative But
if the Baltimore American that she will take up
with the principles and American system of the federal
pany-their bank, tariff internal improvement, and all
she is not conservative, and will become wing
AS to them, they are conservative enough with
geance; for like the Bourbons. "they learn nothing,
and they forget nothing
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21

We are compelled, by want of space and time to lay
till tomorrow structures on remarkable art-
Gle in the New York Courier and Enquirer which comes
to us under the title of "North and South" We listen
with establishment to the language which it employs.
Why did it not put forth these startling sentiments before
the election' Why is it that, in the midst of the r-
umphs of victory which the southern wings have con-
trbuted much to win for President living in the
southern States, the New York Courier comes for
ward to tell the South-the southern wings who have so
zealousy worked along with James Watson Webb-tha,
he WiImot Provso in other words) as applied to
New Mexico and California the only compromise which
will be accepted1 and that they are tauntingly told
along with this unless she yields $50 much, she must
make up her mind hereafter to encounter from the North
fiery whrwind which will be far more impatient of
check control than it now, and which will demand
with clamor-and may be vioence-that she shall yield
much more?"
We confess that not only citizens Of the South,
but as Americans devoted to the holy Union of the
States, built up conederacy of States, and estab-
lished in spirit of Cancellation and of compromise, we
listen to this violent dication with establishment and
Indignation Why insult the friends of compromise by
talking of compromise ?" The South is to concede
everything. Her only consolation is that in she
violence, and every other compromise of the constitu
ton is not to be swept away. But that readers may
see what this Sir Oracle dictates to the South we will
lay the whole of this article before our readers tomor.
row.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21
From the Detroit Free Press, Nov. 10.
Michigan.

MICHIGAN WINS THE BANNER.-The true democracy
OF Michigan send greeting TO their brethren the following
result:
The result of the election in this State Tuesday las
is the election of three fourths of the Legislature
Two to one of the delegation in Congress.
majority in every county but two
And the largest majority OF any Safe in the Union
If we have lost candidate for the presidency, we
have the proud satisfaction of knowing that the democ
racy of Michigan performed well its part; and had othe
States redeemed their promises WE'LL the Union would
have been saved.
The reported maorities in this State as foows:,
Cass, 7413; Taylor, 1855
State Senate: Democrats, 1s whigs,4
House of Representatives: Democrats, SO; wings l2
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21

SoYTHE MASuFAcroRY-The largest scythe mandatory
the world is located at North Wayne Me- 16 miles
from Augusta 1t is owned and carried on by Reuben B.
Dunn. About hundred hanls employed in the
rous departments. Twelve thousand dozen scyihes
annually manufacured produce which required 49,
900 lbs OF ron 900 lbs OF STEEL 200 of hard COAL
bushels of charcoal 100 Of gndstones and half
OF borax The last article is used in the process OF
weding.-NeW Bedford Mercury.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21

BosroN, August 10, 1913.
MIR 8. w. FOWLE. Dear Sir: Having been troubled
wi for considerable time with bad cough and bron.
chal affection, induced try bottle Of Dr. Wistars
Balsam of Wild Cherry, which happy say entirely
removed the difficulty deem 1t but justice to say ,hus
much for the benefit oil those who may be similarly AZ
hicted. GEOsGE DAVIS.
Firm of Hallot 4 Davis,
Pianoorte manufacturers, Boston.
hereby certify that am personally acquainted with
Geo H. Davis and have the fullest confidence Ia the
above statement. R. G.. BARRUS,
Formerly Practising Physician.
Boston, August Is, l84S.
2. S. Such testimony DO relied upon Bo careful
of the article you by 1t have tho signature Of
Butts on the wrapper to be genuine. -
For sale by r. s. PATTERSON,
Nov 2l-3tTuThSS Washington, d. G.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21

We are pleased that the Navy Department and the
Postmaster General have provided the means for enabling
our counrymen correspond with our ellowcitzens IN
California and Oregon Mails are to be despatched In
the Falcon from New York, on the LIST; from Charleston
and Savannah on the Sd and from New Orleans on the
nth December The official advertisement will be found
in our columns
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21

Ertract of a letter, dated
NATcHEz, Nov 8, 1s4S.
adams county, (o6ieial)-Cas and Butler 36l Tay-
or 643. Majority for Taylor, 2s2.
Majority in ls44 for Clay, 1903.
The Taylor majority exceeds the democratic calculation
about lOo though it falls short of Mr. Clays majority
90 votes less taken this year. Tho southern part of
Mississippi will show an increased whig vote and fear
that the vote will be closer than was anticipated in
the State We have been generated in this section of
the State and only trust is in the northern counties.