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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-18
Up of WILD CHERRY and TAR

IN offering to the public this and vauat emedy for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, COHt, COldS etc,
append few notices of the character and efficacy Of the
medicine. Numerous testimonials may be IN pamph-
let for distribution the agency, which sufferers are invited
to obtain may be proper say that Dr. d. j. an eminent
practising physician OF twenty years standing graduate OF
thaJ Univ of
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e. >, Memphis Packet Line-For Memphis
f=llt4nsFJA Efkena &C. 6-c.--Every other WEDN ES-
- DAY EVENING at o'cock.The spen-
dl packet BULLETIN, Capt. c. b. Church. has resumed
regular trips for the season. leaving every other WE'D
NESDAY at O'Clock, P. M posiuvey-Passengers and
shippers may depend this packet leaving her regular
day. For freight passage having unsurpassed accom-
mOdaOns apply board Canal street wharf, or to
ola tt r. B. SMITH, 81 Magazine st.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY.-Resi Wdtchnan.
Michael Kelly forabusing a Waterman and resisting
him in the discharge of his duty was sent to prison
for fifteen DAYS.
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~ n hBguldI IHUhoDAI WbeKIy
LeI5ktsgst + steamboat GEN. WORTH-F0r VIcks5arg-
Ssssaz5z& azoo City-Grapd Gulf odney-N atchez,
and Fort Adams The .htdfaught superior, fastunnng
passenger Steamboat GEN. WORTH TbOs. q. Charles,
master will leave for the above THURSDAY the 18th
inst at clock P. For freight passage, apply
board at the foot of Canal street. or to
R. NJ. MCALPIN,
20 Common street and Canal street Row.
EZ This boat will freight for LefOre, Greenwood
Marion Tchua, and all landings the Yazoo nver, with
privilege of rpshpping, having made arrangements TO
in connection with regular YazoO river weekly packet and
will forward all goods for reshipment without delay. The
Clerk will be ready the landing the foot of Canal street.
every Wednesday morning, to receive freight. OILS
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corner GIROLl and VEL LEHEE SIS, Ne0 jT'eaRs'
WIS fine Hotel is advautageously situated, being in
= iont OF the principal Steam and + athOat A
landings and atJIds peculiar accommodations for f5sA
western Merchants, raiders and Travellers gsneT- ls1
me mouse spacious and comfortable and possesses
eHey convenience tn chambers well furnished and
furnish me bar T be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors. az OF winch are selected with great care No
penss viii be spared to make the Commercial worthy Of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager
Ola bm Successor JOSEPH 10 bell
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SubIOIned Is The ITeasurer's weekly report:
Amount on hand at last report. .$lH 50 10000,
Received since $3.50 UJ-sg,l35 50
Discussed .............. 5,7lS Is
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BY MOiPH4 d. MENUS.
"WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, ar 10 o'clock-Wi! b. sod
Buildings, general assortment Of FURNITURE, consist
ing in part, viz:
Sofas Aimois Bedsteads Sideboarls Marble Top Cen
ire Table Gard Tables. Looking Ola SEES, Cane Seat Chains
ding ol3
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sa4-z MRS. BANISTER'S yHJLLiLTERH dPdT5eg
5@ FANCY STORE. No, 90 Royal street. "a
f@ corner Of BicgUitts StTEgtjust received from YA
0es1 Paris. by direct mPOrtau0H-SPRING ANlls-So
FANCY GOODS-consistiHg Of BOnlets, Ribbons flew
ers Rich Silks Ba7Gge Fine MUsRs, Tissues Fans, Far
asOls. etc, etc.
So Rilliners supplied Extra Fine Stock. mh1 6m
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practising physician OF twenty y
the University OF Pennsylvanla.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-29
Marine Insurance /!

THE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
N. j.. (Chanered 1892 for the City of Portland and
vicinity, will issue Policies to amount not exceed
ing S., 600 on any risk, vessels, eargoes and
fraights As favorable terms other Institutions
Losses sustained will be promptly and honorabIy ad
justed, and paid in money cnrrent at the Banks in
this city within thirty days after proof of the loss and
adjustment and in case of dispute in the settlement
of claims the company viii abide the decisions of the
Courts of tbs State OF Maine.
CALEBS. CARTER, Agent,
fl 45JExchange st.
Portland. Dec. 90, le47.. zed49
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-29

To the Hon. County Commissioners for Lincoln
County:
THE undersigned inhabitants of said County would
respectfully represent that by act of the Legis
lature company has been duly organized TO build
bridge Back River, $50 called) from land of John
Iodgdon, in Wesipon, to the opposite shore in the
town of Woolwich, near Andrew Tarbox's; and that
they are about contracting for the building aud
petng of the same at an early day, which when done
will very much convene the public travel; We there
fore ask your honorable body, after due notice to lay
ont public highway, beginning at said bridge in
Westpor, thence easerly and souherly to the main
highway Moses Jeweits North line, or at such
place may best convene the public also 20 lay out
and straighen the road from said Bridge, on land of
A. Tarbox, in the town of Woolwich, to Sagadahock
Ferry; also to lay out road from the eastern end of
said Bridge across the dyke $50 called leading to the
main road in Westport. SAMUEL TARBOX,
Westpor, Oct. ], I847. and thirty six others.
LINCOLN, -Ata meeting of the County Commits
soners began and holden at Wscassef within
and for said County, on the second Tuesday of Jan
nary, AID, lSi3.
an the foregoing Petition Ordered, That the Peti-
~ TONERS give notice to all persons and Corporations
interested. that the County Commissioners will meet
al the house of Andrew Tarbux, in Woolwch, on the
twentieth day of April, AID. ls4s, at 10 o'clock AM
when they will proceed 70 view me ROAD described IN
nient place in the vicinity, will hear the parties and
Witnesses. and proceed to do such other things in the
premises as by law may be required by causing an at
IN be served upon the Town Clerks of the towns of
Westport and Woowich, also by posting up copies of
the sane in three public places in each of said towns,
and by publishing the same in The Northern Tribune,
newspaper printed at Bath in the County of Lincoln
three weeks successfully; the service upon the Town
Clerks of the said towns of Wsstport and Woo'wich,
and pos up of said copies, and the first publication
in The Northern Tribune to he thirty days at least
before the time of said meeting, that all persons in
ter4sted may then and there appear, and shew cause
If any they haye) why the prayer of said Petitioners
should cot be granted
Attest: E. D. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Cory Attest. E. B. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Ion On la47 3wl5
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Notice..

IL Persons having accounts against the Estate of
"A the late JONATHAN PIERCE, of Townsend,
are requested to the same, and all persons in
debted to the said estate requested TO settle the
same within month, or they Will be placed IN the
hands Of an attorney for collection.
SAMUEL PIERCE, rxecp.o,a.
JOHN PIERCE,
Townsend, Jan, 81. le48.. 3wIa'
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Wallted +!

S0 MEN to proceed to Bristol to cut cord ,oood.-
~ The lot is situated Pemaqud Point re
tween the Johns and Pemaquid Ri"ers-growth heavy
quality, spruce and white pine. Price for cutting, SO
cents per cord. Employment will be given until May
Board can be had within fifteen minutes walk off
fom the lot at 81 90 per week. Axes and handles
he bought on the lot For further particulars enquire
of A. s. DENNIS on the lot, or of
l2d64--3wl4 j. NJ. KEEP, Bath.
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Stoves! Stoves! =!

VlNHE Subscribers would inform TIE public that they
have large assortment IF Cooking and other
Stoves, which they will sell very cheap They also
continue 10 keep a good supply of the celebrated
STEWART STOVES,
which they will sell WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
as cheap as can be bought in New England.
MITCHELL & LOW.
Bath, Jan. &C. l64S. d72wI5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

approved by the elders Of thu villages Of the
shihweiany aud agricultural district In the immediate
vicinity of Canton. Nor rs this combination confined
district; there is believe that the
system prevails st HoDsn attempt having been
made to cut OF party Of Epgisbmep there the day
that the murders coomt ed at the Fla tee creek.
Tho limits Of such comoisasions unknown but
when oops er that the government cannot suppress
them the copvicton itself upon that mu-t
either abandon Can't entirely or Pottpger or Ma
pier must scourgs blood thirsty race I'M
ril they humbly cue for pardon.
In continuation OF details We may mention that Mr.
Rutter-brother to toe gentleman OF that name MUIR
drsd parsed through the villages In gus II his bro
theirs body and met 18th insult, though uusucce's
fu In his object From the regard paid to fsi asc-
ion the people doubt appreciated the raernsl love
that braved such danger
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has received tire spnsxsd rapid express from the Impe-
rial Commrsioper with referepce to the late lsmsnta
general information
By order, A r JOHNSTON.
viotoris Honghopg, 9Th December, lsa7.
"KEv,sa, High Imperial Commissioner, Sc, SO 60 ),
sends the following Communication
" the Great Minister heard tho 29th or the 10Th
month 18th Dscembsr) that ak Engishmen. the %
10Th iosfsn about went TO some vilsgssia boat
ior walk and that was not known what mad oesome
OF them At this was greatly rurprised and ordered
tho local district soldiers to proceed with the utmost
expedition in search Ct them
81 also received q communication from Consul Mac
gregor statiug that the 2sth 18th iossnt) about
noon ak Engllshmen proceeded In boat on tins river
IN northery direction for ysceaton but no'nins NAG
b. heard them to the present moment Hs bad
only heard a rumor that some Foreigners had hsht
with viilsgers either at H-sug chub che or at Petite
ehwuy. He therefore had addressed tho Maniac and
P~apyu Magistrates the subject, and also begged
that both might be ordered soon to sdop measures OF
protection.
When this reached mo- the Great Miui.ter, ascsr-
tanned that those bad proceeded up the northern
crapch Of the river for recreation and on the second
day HAYS not vet returned for which there must ev
IDENTIFY q cause IL IL thsrefore TO institute
Instant search therefore reiterated orders to the
Pwanyu and Nsnhas magistrates to adopt immediately
with sill possible energy for the protection (of
those Enslishmen) and 10 make inquiries about them
These magistrates have gone in every direction
to ind them out, and heard very vague rumor that
fomo Establishment engaged on the 20 Is instantly Ia
fight with villagers without escsrtnpg the real facts
to the place and village where the quarrel with the
English took place could they arrive ut satisfactory
results
I" therefore despatched the Prefect Of Canton With
the district military, to order the gentry all around to
semhie to investigate what had really become of thsse
six Euglishmen and with s haste to fnd out (the cu
prs) seize them with the utmost severity and whom
pretended punish them according to the extreme pen
atty Of the law These villains act with total disregard
of The regulations aad create disturbance Should they
not submit soldiers will instantly be appointed 10 tur
round and spsrehend them, and rot Individual shall
escape. Thus the national laws will be indicated and
the hearts Of will rjoics. The Honorable Enveg
mead not entertain any apx iety on this point
whilst wishing you every happiness address this
communication.
ITO His Exceilsncy
Ter Britansic Msjesty's Penipotentisry,
Sir JOHN Il. DAVIS Bart Sc. So So.
Tsoukwang, 9th year, l0th mouth, 3sth day, 9th
December, 1919 Received Sth instant.
(Trua Transation)
"CHARLES GUTZLAFF,
Chinese Secretary -
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Ia favor, 10 100. ssa In favor. la,i0s, 9s4

i. ,53 6,s 627 LAG 3l5 63s 80 le2, 500 2e,O3asl5
las 5t1.6s8 %, 08A.9I3
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= he War.


FOR BRAZoS SANTIAGO.
By the steamer Telegraph, whca lsft yesterday for
Bszo Santiago with horses and gossrnmsnt stores the
folio wing passengers went over: Capt. il O'Breu,
"A Nj and clerk; Captain Reynolds, A Q NJ; LIEU.
Roamau Ordnance Department.; LIEUT. Tsnbrceck, 10th
Infantry: 8. A. Beden, H. Matscn. B Clements, W.
Griffin, Patrick Ws'sh, John Kinney, "a Kionay, q
Pgron Mrs DR.. Aberdis aod child. Mr.. Dr.. Madison
The Uoitvd states sohoouer Captain Laoon, left yes
tsrday for the Brszcs with government stores N o.
Ptcoyune, march2.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
GENERAL KEAsNsY and family, and Col Z. D. Baker
OF the Illinois volunteers, we're at the Monongah.ia
House. Pittsburg, on Monday the 9th inst
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The imperfect account of what took place on the 5h
shows how truly the dabocs plan OF destroying TO-
rienets yas carried into effect In each vlsrs hand
of militia ia orgsrssd turn out the alarm Of tho
gong divide parties, one to cut on retreat the
other to hunt the foreigners to death All this
e-tcd few dsys age aud will be again unlsss awful
exampl is made This was not a sudden outburst Of
popular fury the Insane action OF mere mob The
scheme Of operations he's bssn debssasey dsvsed ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-12

Is45 Feb 25-Makes report on the statistics Of the
United States the population, revenue production, and
showing the relative condition Of tho Northern and
Is15 Feb a5-Mskes report on the national edifces
ls45 Feb 20 Reports q bill for amendment Of the
1876 Feb 2s-gIoved bill respecting the smithso-
nian Institute the substance of which ha. siEce become
law providing that portion Of the income Of the
Smthson fund should be appropriated for the improve
ment Of agriculture and the mechanic srts.
ls45 March a--Makes report on the salaries OF all
the ofhcers employees ct Washington, chewing tbs
amount received by each, and the States from which
they were appointed
lsaS. March Snakes report on the du'i.. upon i'm
ports snd TONNAGE and revenue BY states showing the
amount collected each year. from tho foundation Of tho
government.
lsa5. March S--Mafes report ON o proposed rev
mode Of taking the yeas and ne va in the HOUSE
1915. March In address to his constituents, re-
vie~irg his acts white in Congress and giving sn sc
count Of his stewardship, he declines re'ecIon u
ISIS Offers rcsoiution providing for the ensraviog
Of patents and their distribution 70 every county a
the United slee for the benefit Of ths meenanic 20
whom those nsstssbls psns are now Ike SARA BOOK
ls45 Moves bill providing for The establishments Of
tbe free BANKING rystem In III. District OF Columbia,
similar to the fEsc Banking law Of Now YORK
1919 Offers roscluion os'nng On the oscrttaE5 cr
State 10 uyni,h the statistics CT Texas, pending her sd
mission into TIE Union - .
vile after tan Ing near million sides OF sole leather,
,ny so GOO cor5s of bark from ten saux-e miles bark
lar years Of labor, and some Seoo0ooo ofmcney
1916. Elected hoDerasy member cs the louisiana
A. rcuitGrs! and MtehaDicS Association.
IsI7 Sept 23-Dsllvsrs ap address a. tho 6eie alton
OF the Spepcertown Academy.
ls4s. Jan 4Delivers lsoture before the Mercantile
Library soeisty OF the city Ct Hudson,
ls47 Aug 2S-Addr sees letter to The people OF The
United states the importance Of Tairoad acicts
the continent to the Poetic ocean.
ls4s Communication IN spswer 10 an inquiry CT the
American Institute planning the system OF the Prstts
vile taphery Of to management and the extent OF It's
operations
1913 Report to the New Yo state Agricultural SO
oicty az pr, mt % the Greene County souiturai
Society, giving the geology, nsrieultusL and conner,
eial statistics Of the county Of Greene
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gIrw THE COMMERCE THE UrIrEp STATES, rSoM
TINS isr OcroBER. 1884, TO THE sorH JUNE ,,ist7
CONTINUATION OF Col. PnArT's REpoRr ON BuREAu
or erArpTIcs.
In the Nine Months Ending 3nth June 43.
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1t Is stated that at vsry early hous the morning
OF the 9th, brilliant meteor wss at Nantucket
lie explosion also heard ana % loud wN the re-
port that many persons vsfs wAksd b ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-04
VT I'LL
Edinburgh, August llth, 1917.
REPLY TO MR.. CAMPBELL.

Ia The Rer. Aerander Campbell, Bethany,
"a, United States.
SIR-four letter Of the lIth inst. in re-
ply to my challenge, has only reached Inc
this morning. You inform me that my chal-
lenge is accepted bnt instead Of agreeing
to meet me in public debate in the city of
Edinburgh ou propose that we shall ''eX-
change three essays Of ten pages each"
This. sir. is an evasion, aud not an accep-
lance OF my challenge. | did not challenge
You to a paper war, but to a public discus
sion in the city Of Edinnurgh.
Let not the plea Of previous engagements
prevent you from meeting me face to face
| shall wait, if you wish, till your engage
menis are over; at the same time ! beg leave
TO say that the people Of Great Britain and
Ireland will listen all the more readily &c
what You have TO say on other matters alteI
you have cleared yourself from the inldm,
connected with slayeholding.
Your proposal to LECTURE this erening 81
S'Grery, appears TO me TO be rather Unfair
unless you are willing and agree to divid
the evening with me-. | shall be at the lee
tnre. however. and if permitted, shall inter
rogale you. and make such statements as
may consider called for.
! have the honor to be, sir,
Your most humble servant.
JAMES ROBERTSON.
EdinJwgh, August II, 1917.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-04
SALEM, OHIO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1878.

Mexico maintains a position of quasi hostility
with respect to the United States, is to add
IA new offence TO her previous injuries. Her
attitude is one of defence, because she has
herself been unjuslly attacked Because a
portion of her territory is occupied by the for
ces Of a nation, intent. without any right
Whatever, to possess itself of it; because her
ports are threatened by the sluadrons OF the
same power. ..
81 is then not upon Meric0, seeing her pre-
sent state, Hq, ii decoircs to decide Jihe issue
shaH be u friendly negotiation or an open rup-
tire. Ills long since her interests have made
this necessary, and her dignity has demand
ed it; but in the hope Of an accommodation
at once honorable and specific, she has stIen-
ced the claims of those impeTlous eXigen-
cieS.
1T follows, that if war should finally be-
come inevitable, and if in consequence of this
war. the peace of the civilized world should
be disturbed, the responsibility tcW moi taH
upon Neric0. 1t will all rest upon the Uni
ted States; TO them will the whole Of it be-
long. Not upon MeXico-who, with a gene
rosIly unequdiIed, admitted the American
citizens who wished to colonize in TeNas-
but upon the United States, who, bent upon
possessing themselves, early or late, of that
territory, encouraged emigration thither with
that view, in order that III due time, its IN
habitants, converting themselves from colo
nistS into its masters, should claim the conn
try as their own, for the purpose Of transfer
ring it to the United Stales-not upon Next
co, who, having in due season protested
against so enormous a ransgresslon, wished
to remove all cause for controversy and hos
! tilities-but upon the United States, who, to
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-04
WHOLE NO. 1919.

Won three ESSAYS Of ten octave PAGES. each,
to be simultaneously printed yours in the
Affirmative. aud mine in the negative; first.
in the hnti.Slaverv periodical. or some other
popular paper in Scotland and also in the
Chcjsh0H UcsyeHger in England also. in the
WItsaniai Harbinger, which circulates thro'
North America and also the abolition paper
printed in Washington city, United States.
As | can attend 10 this amidst nv travels,
and as a printed argument will be more con-
centrIted aud useful than an oral one. your
object can be more effectually gained and on
a much larger field, than by a few speeches
orally delivered 10 two or three thousand ppo-
pie in Edinburgh. | doubt not YOU and the
public will concur with me in opinion, that
this will be a more useful and eflectual wav
Of Spreading our views before our contempo-
raries. | cannol, therefore, doubt your rea-
dy acquiescence. While, sir, | may thus
show that You cannot sustain your allega-
lions. | will, hope, be able to show. with
out assuming too much, that my position to
American slavery is the only moral and reli.
gious one which a Christian, well read in the
Bible, Old Testament and New, can possi-
bly, sustain; and that yours is dishonorahle
alike to Moses and to Christ, so far as YOU
make your theory a condition of Chistian es-
TEEN and communion.
With proper respect,
Your obedient servant.
A. CAMPBELL.
EytpInrpL Arrpct I,b lnI-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-02-04
'S(IJ be C~Oniinued.)
From the Chmtcr Odh.
The AmiStad Africans.


1t cannot nave esc"peu ,!e "Ul'oe u ou'
readers 'nat our s'aVeiolu'ng rIeSIuun'' ~
n''er contempt q lnSl'ce anu utceh'y' re-
commences me payment ol me c'1''. ~ '"o
Pr'Aenoed owners oil une Anli1'aH A.Ica.s'
The history oil whose case Is ptoOao.y 'd'n'''dI
10 all our readers CohS!uellhs '"I' '"e'1
men were lree even according 10 ''e laws u
Ouoa' mat rue" ana Nionte"' men o''.'l-
ans were PffafeS IN Inc eS'l"'d''oh Vi even
slave law ana lhal me hlSnest court III tne
land aoJuuged me brave Nihlne% ana MS
companions eh'lueu 10 'heif ,'oelly' we N"o"
OF nothing more ihpuueh! tian me r!a''i u
me spanish government LOT n1e'm"lnra'op
except The recomInenda'lon oil foih t''a' mat
clailh De recognized as JUST ana Paiu "cco'I-
ihgIy. Inc proposI'lon Is niohStFou'' Is
our Government 10 be erected ln'o Tue SPec'"l
patron OF Nidnappers' ana ieglsla'e as II mere
were no interests worthy OF It's care except
,nose OIL slavery are -NoI'heIh 'Iec''e" ~
De taxed, not only ior The support OF save
hoIders at nome out TO ehflcN "A nrooa oil lot
elgh pirates, who' by me laws OF nature ana
o, hat'onS' deserve deatn Tor thelr crimes =
Inc recommendation oil the President is an
.hl''elanie 'hSGi! 10 me nation or al least 10
."a' Po,Hor ol ~ ""ern Iesa'Gs i"ei'y "S