davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THBATRE.

II. ?. GkAIIAN..-..-...-.. ........siare Manager
Third night Of Mr.. GEO JAMIsoN. ss.e5 ri,4t II t,i.
ELIZA PETRIE.
rElHLs EVENING, Thursday, Nov Is lsis-Tbe pernanees
viii commence with kotzebues celebrated fyea PA,
TIE STRANGER The Stranger, Mr. Geo. Jamison Baron
steinior Mr. J. Charles; Count Mr. Kingsley Solomon Nr
Greene Peter, Mr. SPEAR Tobias Mr.. Greon, Franeis M
yh1r Ihs Countess, Mrs Johnston Mrs Halter Mrs c. Pope
Charlotte, Miss E Petgie, Annette Miss J. LaFoe. avnri
Miss fItJaIns Counts Child, Miss Bowen Favori Dance
oy MISS Forest Pas GTotesque, bv Mr. Thompson rs
conclude win tle aughabe Vaudeville Of THE ALPINE
- Walter Mr. GrosyenoT; swig, NJ. Spear; Burpmaa
f. Giiro, Daie Glib, Mrs. Rowe Rosetta Miss b. Pere
u which character she viii sing No Home NE nav own
When those near4 and Finale ,,5tt n f;r
With is Bride BY his side"
onoIroN Friday third appearance of Mr.. 6. JAMISON
Ihe Police Deparn under the control oaMr S. H. Heaau
Prices Of AdHissDress Circle. cents Paru Second and
Id Tiers 81 cents CooFed Boxes cents Gallery 25 cents
"a Private Boxes and Seats may be secured BoxOce
Stanley Treasurer FF-'-9
S Doors open quarter before 4 Performance will commence
at quarter past precisely. MA
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
DAN RIoEls oIRoUs.
RRILLIANrI.Y L.IGHren WIra GAs
Doors open quarter o'clock AdaissionDress Circle
50 cents; PHI, IS q; Coored Boxes So cents.

TENHE COSTUMES, TRAPPlNGs and ACCOUTREMEN
Il the elegant used any country
The PAVILION is exceedingly neat
The HORSES probably The best Stud used Circle.
The TROUPE the most numerous and talented that have
zen known TO be congregrted. Among them RICE
the King of TESTERS Mile ROSA the greatest living Eoues
tenne; GLENN ROI, the Rider Of the World Mons
La THORN, the accomplished performer exant. Yankee
THRIFT, the famous Northern Clown, II. P. MADIGAN, +.
ROSSFEN, BURNISH, DAY and a o gentlemen
ATtistes; Mesdames RICE, NASH, THRIFT, MADIGAN,
etc. MENTER's BRASS BAND, led by the distinguished
Bugler, ABNER MENTER.
u The famous dramatic and eccentric Trick Ponies Big Thunder
Ftash Dash add ArOOst0Ok, will appear Also Sianor
GERMANl, the celebrated Italian Rider w. o. DALE, the
HERNANDEZ
THE BULLFlGHT, Sports Old spain and THE TOURNA-
MENI or Sports OF Old Eng and, will be brought n6
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

THE COMPLAINT AGAINT THE IRENE WAToHMEN.-It
will beemembeed that time since engineer entered
complaint before Recorder GenOis against watehmen
who had arrested him st. Louis street, by order of Lieut.
Vo that they had severely beaten him with their clubs
the way the watch house. The case was fixed for exam
nation yesterday, and all the Treme wachmen had been
summoned in order that Morrison might identify the parties
guilty Of the outrage. Morrison failing appear however,
the charge dismissed.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE We learn from the To-
ronto &C. W. Globe, that that city was visited by
destructive fire on Sunday, 29th ult The fire
broke out in the hat shop of Mr.. E. II. McSherry,
Kingston street, and the building was soon con-
sumed-nothing saved The store of Betley &
Kay dealers in rich fancy goods, was also destroy
ed; also, several dwellings. The jewelry shop of
Mr. Ellis was considerably damaged
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

| Single and double mied Cassimer Doeskn and Buck.
skin Cassimer-vey heavy and light suitable for cold OF
warm eimates-eut in all the different styles suit every
Fine Faad7 At cooIsd 2nR six 1VGITER VsITsEi Ees ThsTS
Foienet-all WOOL SSL DO. DO. DO. Do
Black Cashmere-witl vine.
Black and Fancy Cashmere, with a vine
Black CassimeT, figured.
Plaid, Cheek-strine, Cassmer.
sR 9R2y anS Wos sbas1 Sglo 0sis10. combined
Plain Black satin-heavy.
Black sik-Paid, Striped and Figured.
Light CoiOTed Silks-new patterns
Rich Fancy siks-hpavy.
PALETOTs.
Superior Black, Blue. Olive, Brown, Green Invisible
Green, Oxford Mixed. Dahla, heavy-mied, Beaver and
Pilot Cloth PaletOs sAos
Black Blue brown Olive and fs3eyeooIed Cloth sacs
WINTER DRESS oLoAKs.
Superfne heavy BLACK Cloth Cloaks
do. DO. Blue do. do.
These ClOaks made Of the finest materials with in
teining the shoulders and lined throughout with the
finest quality of French Merino Cassimer
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
SHIRTS
Of the finest quality of Linen and Linenbosom made
up to order in the latest style. Youths Boys and Chill
dens Clothing, OF every size and pattern. Trunks Carpet
Bags aes-with every article in the gentemens furnish
- ls' PLANTATION GOODS.
100 Bales Negro Blankets
80 do. Campeachy Hats.
$500 Blue Satinet Round Jackets.
5000 do do. PantalOons.
5000 Fancy-eolOred Vests.
10000 White Cotton Shirts .
5000 pair Knit Suspenders
500 Black Silk Hats.
5000 KeHey Monkey Jackets.
1900 Round Jackets.
300 pair Kersey PantaloOns.
5000 Red Twled Flannel Shirts with collars.
5000 Hickory Shirts Twied.
800 dozen Kentucky Knit Yarn Socks
$50 do. Scotch Gaps or innets
100 cases Russet and other thick Bfogans
1000 Wool and Tarpaulin Hats
Blankets, suitable for the Trade.
N B. Traders along the Coast can have any number of
suits forwarded to their depOs
reasonable terms.
Planters will find greatly to their advantage TO purchase
their clothing ready made MA 81
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

HORSE STEALING.-Willam Willow who was arrested
days since having horses in his possession of
which stolen from stable at the of Hevia and
st. John Streets and the other supposed to be stOen
yesterday examined before Recorder Baldwin, on
charge OF stealing the second horse named Francis
Cadeau having identified the animal that was stolen
from him, Willow sent before the First District Court
He had been examined before the charge of stealing the
t mentioned hose and had been sent before the same
tribunal
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

STEALING BEEF.-David F. Owens, clerk of the steam
boat Bnena Vista yesterday made affidavit before Recorder
GeHotat three eces Of picked beef landed from the boat
Monday had been stolen from the Levee and that be
had been told that free negro, named Wiley Barnes had
been carrying them off his dray The negro having
been arrested the case examined and he sent before
the First District Cont
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

CouNTERFEITERs SENTENCED.-Jeremiah Cow
den and VIM. Waterhouse were sentenced to the
penitentiary at Cincinnati, five years each, for
couHierieitng Henry S. Powers, passing counter
felt money, sentenced for three years.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
BOARDTwC uOusp

121 GRAVIER street, betlCeen St. Charles and Car0a
aeet strcets; door from the Qf Car0Hdetet.
MRS. WILSON. (lafe of q Bienyie street, respect
IVA fully informs her friends and the public generally, A
that she continues IN the above eligible loeatisn occu #
pied BY her during the last year She has had hefA
House thoroughly Tefed and prepared for the accommoda
ton of gente1en exc usYey Grateful for past patronage
she hOpes By dilgeBt attention 10 the comfort and
yenience OF her patfons merit and receive e0ntinua
Of the same. Her viii be- heretofore. MoDKRkTE
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

The Perjury CAsE.-Henry Wolf accused by Lieut.
Van Buren, ofthe Second Municipality Police of swearing
at the Fn Ward, Second Municipality poll at the election
on the 'h inst that he entitled 10 vote knowing he
not was Yesterday sent before the Fzt District Court by
Recorder Baldwin, without examination the request of
bis counsel, Mr.. Larue
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

HARBoRING RUNAWAY.-Some time since, a
valuable negro boy, the property of Mr. Hughes, of
this city, enticed off, or voluntarily ran away,
from his master few days ago. information of
his whereabouts was communicated TO his owner,
and Mr.. Horace Freeman dispatched for the pur-
pose of arresting him. He found the negro at
bloomington, Iowa, and engaged as a cook at the
American House. In due time and form he was
arrested, when effort was made by the landlord,
assisted by number of citizens to forcibIy release
him. Their efforts were stoutly resisted by MIR.
Freeman, who succeeded in retaining the negro.
While thus engaged, he was arrested by a peace
officer, and taken before Justice Cloud to answer
charge of assault and battery upon the aforesaid
landlord. Upon this charge he was fined $40 and
costs After an investigation Of his right to arrest
the negro, in which it was clearly proven that the
negro was a runaway, and that Mr. F. was duly
authorized to deliver him to his owner, the Justice
discharged the boy, and decided against his being
taken. This decision was hailed with applause
the negro warmly congratulated by many persons
present, and, to cap the climax, walked off arm in
arm to the American House with respectable (!)
physician, where he was introduced and treated as
a character of some distinction. Cuffy bore his
marked honors with grin Of surprise. It is proper
to say that these proceedings were discounenanced
by large number of the citizens of Bloomington
~. Louis Republican, LIST inst.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

ACCIDENTAL whig meeting at Manhattan
vile, New York, the floor fell through with a tre-
mendous crash. DIR. Vaudeville had his leg so
badly broken that amputation was necessary.
Several others were injured
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

LARcEMEs.-James Brown yesterday arrested by the
Second Municipality police, the complaint Of Patrick
TuOmy who accuses him Of stealing a fock coat and
pocket handkerchief from his in Tdles coffee house.
the Levee Etan Tatean and Susan Dauheny ere yes
teday brought to the Second Municipality watch-house,
charged by J. P Palmer with stealing piece of calico from
his store on GTavier street
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
Credit Sale. Without Reserve


By MORPHY & MENUS, Auctioneers.
MONDAY, 10th November, at 10 o clock, A. M-Vil be
Iva sold, without any reserve
- The he entire stock Of HARNESS, SADDLERY, SAD
dies, FURNISHING MATERIALS TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, YALISES, &c;
Together with large stock Of all kinds of CHAINS,
IkON, Mnsquito Netting, Musquito Bars, Ok Yokes,
Wagons, Ca1s DTays, Otieers' and Common Tents Old
Sas hnapsacks, Caneens, and great variety Of articles
too numerous mention
~ The stock altogether amounts 10 over $4,000.
AI The Sale will be continued day until closed
and the present Proprietor pledges himself the Public that
there SHAH be no the goods, which will he offered
at private sale at reduced prices until the 18th November
For further particulars Catalogues, which viii be ready
Tor inspection the 10Th November at 14 Poydras street.
where the sale will take place, M0phy Nevus' No
81 Magazine street.
Terms viii be very liberal. The Store tOrent olS
TO THE PUBLIC.
~ ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
his ssvices a .7UCTIO.FEER for the sale Of REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng his utmost exeOns promote the interest those
entTustlng business to his care,
u Negroes Of every description constantly on hand,
at private public sale.
- Liberal Cash Advances made on consgn.
ments. RICHARD TERRELL, Auctioneer
myB Nos. Is and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

G1s~ The Governor of Illinois has appointed ~ H.
Ridgely, Uri Mauley, and John Calhoun, trustees
for closing the affairs of the State Bank of Illinois
The directors of that bank have placed all its ef-
acts, ETC., in the hands of the trustees.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

CoMMITTED-John Hamme. the boy accused Of break.
ing open chest belonging NestOF Riesand with the Dur
pose Of stealing its contents, house Cyprus street
yesterday committed for trial before the Frst District
Court, by Recorder Baldwin.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
ORLEANS THEArRE
SECOND NIGHT OF THE sF.aso

First appearance of Nj. LEON FLEURY First Tenor of the
Comic Opera; Mr. BERTON, Second Tenor and Madame
BERTON Cantatriee Of the Comic Opera.
FF1HS EVENING Thursday, Nov. Is s4sW be presented for
4 the first time this season. LES MOUSQUETAES DE La
RENE, Opera lin three acts) by Haevy Performers
Messrs Leon Fleuy Valet Beron, and Couad Mesdams
ton, and Lecour.
sEf Performance to commence at hai-past O'Clock.
The Book Of the Mousquetare English translation is for
sale at the Box-Ofice. Price, 25 cents. MIC
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

THREATENING TO SHoOT. = Ferdinand Carper yesterday
entered complaint before Recorder Genois, that man
whose name he does not know has threatened him with vo-
lance and also that he carries pistol 10 shoot him var
rant issued for the man arrest
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

FIREMAN KTLLED-At Louisville, on the even
ing of the 9TH, fight took place between the Hope
and Washington Fire Companies, in which man
named Brumaker was killed.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

PocKET-BooK FoUND. A Morocco pocket book con-
tanning several prOmisso notes. payable Alexander Bald
win and to A. Michel yesterday found in the Rotunda
OF the 81 Louis Exchange. The viii find it the
First Municipality Police-ofice
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

FAGRAHcY.-Patrick Barrett yesterday sent before
the First District Court by Recorder Genos to answer
charge Of Ann Coats vagrant found drunk
in the streets Monday night was fined s5 yesterday BY
Recorder Genos and being unable to pay the amount she
was sent to prison for fifteen DAYS
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

BURGLAR CAUGHT.-Captain Rogers, of the ship
Thacian, aw0ke in his stae-Foom late on Tuesday
night, by noise in the room and on arising found man
in it, who Immediately took TO his heels the captain after
him. After good chase he was stopped by watchman
and carried to the guard house. He was examined yesterday
before Recorder GenOs and before the First Dis
uat Court.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

DEAD.-Mr Robert Stuart, Of Chicago, is dead,
aged sixty.five. He was by birth a Seotchman,
having emigrated to this country at an early age.
one Of the party sent out by the American Fur
Company which made the settlement and estab-
llshed trading house at the mouth Of the Column
ba river, in Oregon, where he remained about
eighteen months, and returned. with SIX others,
overland on foot, to St. Louis. After his return to
The States he was the head agent OF the Ameri-
can Fur Company, at Mackinaw, and remained
with the company until Mr.. Astor sold out, some
time after 1880 He has filled various responsible
stations in Michigan, and as Indian Agent, did
much to better the condition and improve the hearts
Of the red men, among whom he was thrown. In
Iolo' upon the organization Of the Board of Trus-
Lees he was appointed Secretary Of the Illinois and
4lichIgan Canal Board, which position he held at
he tine OF his death.-St LOUIS ReUeiue.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

COMMITTED FOR Assault AND BATTERY.-Charles S
Wezer accused Of severely beating and wounding in the
hand with knife man named Julius Liienthal, in a
kept by Mrs Fought the night of the 4h
nst yesterday committed for trial by Recorder Genois
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

- DEsERTER.-Jose Fenar a deserter from the sn big
Paquet, Capt ModOe yesterday arrested BY the First
Municipality Police, and sent to the Parish prison
where he will have to remain until the vessel sails
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

MURDER.-A woman named Maria Turner died yesterday
in her house. No % Vaudeville street. in the Third Munich
paly, from the effects Of blow Of hachet given her on
Friday, on the head, by, it is alleged, Mrs. Bridget Wech
who was yesterday arrested
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

PicK-FocKET.-James Teamey vagrant, caught in an
attempt to pick mans pocket in the Place d. Armes on
Tuesday was yesterday sent before the First District Court
by Recorder Genois.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

SHIPPING AND lMuGRATIoN.-During the last
TWG G days. Saturday and Sunday, D ships, l9 barks
y Dugs, and more than 80 schooners, entered this
port; and during tho same time, more than COCO
sieeFage passengers, chiefly from Ireland and Ger
the number of deaths among the passengers and IN
lhelr general health, by the American and British
shlps, Is Worthyof note. Fourteen American ves-
ses brought 1898 Of these immigrants, amongst
Whom there were only ten deaths an the voyage.
Sr Su siA We're taken into the hospital on arrival
sr e salG lumber Of British vessels brought 27s3,
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

BREACH or THE PEACE.-NichOas Chavele was yester-
found guilty Of breach Of the peace by Recorder
Geno and was required to give $4OO security for good be-
havo which he was unable to furnish Sent prison
one MONTH
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, &c.

By h. AhMFIELD, AuctlOneer.
EETIIL b sold Daily, at the store of JASPER F.
w SMITH, No. Canal street, between Camp and
Magazine stYeeistt0ut general assortment of
DRY GOODS, consisting in part of DOMESTIC CALL
GOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ,KERSEYS, &c, sc.
S o
HATS, Boots, Shoes, HARDWARE, Cutlery, and a
large variety of FANCY GOODS, all of which viii be
very suitable for Country Trade.
TERMS ash.
N B-LibsFa Cash Advances made on consignments Of
Dry Goods, Hardware Cutlery Gold and Silver Watches,
JeWeITy, and MerchandIse generally. OF SIN
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Directed by MS VAN NooIE cor Camp and DefoTd SIS
THIS Academy founded under the auspices Of the Rev
Dr. Hawks, has been established in imitation OF the
best European institutions. The of study embraces
all the branches OF finished education. One general method
OF tuition facilitates the progress Of the pupils ne ooe
instruction is at simple rational and pfactca Accord
the oral system Particular pains taken TO deFe
Ope simultaneously all the intellectual faculties Of ne pupils
TO form their judgments while adjoining tner minds and 70
Consists in the manners and Of good society To unite
The advantages of refined home-edueatl0n TO those Of
sociated studies Is the object which the Dectess Of this In
stitutiOn has in view.
TeRws- -B0qrdere-General instruction in French and
English the rudimens of Italian and Spanish and all sorts
of fancy. needle work, s25.
and aftainments Of the pupils.
None but the most competent Teachers are employed
in various branches of accomplishments ol9 I'm eod2dnw
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

Per steamship Gal1eston from Mem York-Mss Pasco
Mrs. Richardson, Mr. Martin and family Mr. Salter and
family, Mr. GOekmeyer and family, Messrs b. S. Porter,
j. Huity ]. Wright Dunn Randall Bsh, Mclean, Cor
don, Lawrence, Evans, Cole, LOFd-l3 on deck.
Per steamship Palmetto from Gakvest0R-Mn. Wilkins
and family, Mrs. Easop Mrs. boswell and children, Mrs
Anderson. Ms CObufn, Miss Pickett, Mr.. Anderson and
lady A. NJ Streck and lsdy, Messrs. Desham w H. Hall
Lewis. NJ L. Smith, r. b. boswell. J. F. Mathew, L.
Mathew. Rowe, L. Pascal, Shaw, G. A; Harper,
r. Mead, J. F. Cross o. Evans M Roberts, w II Mages
son. Mrs Lafargue
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSD4Y MORNING, NOVEMBER l6.

ASSAULT WITH A PISTOL = Michael T. Martin made
affidavit yesterday before Recorder Geues ts he -
ssued about O'Clock in the afternoon in the office Of Jas
NJ. Wolfe, No 50 St. Ann street, By man whose name
he does not know and that the man drew pistol with the in
tentIon OF shooting bm. warrant was sued for bis arrest
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
Drv Goods. shnas- Eats- &

By MORPHY q MENUS, Auctoneers.
tSRIDAY, November H. at 10 O'Clock VIII be sold in
SalesToOm, up stairs, store No 81 Magazine street.
: a general assortment Of DRY GOODS; I8O cases
SHOES, for Gentlemen. Ladies' Misses Boys Youths and
Children, comprising general variety
$ cases Gentlemen's CAPS, various qualities.
% cases different qualities and styles HATS. n16
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
AN@yA 2AAGsa
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors. eto

By MORPHY q NEVIUS, Auetioneers.
THURSDAY. November Is. at 10 oelOsk-Will be sod
4 No. 81 Magazine street
100 bbIs. BEER; 8 casks BACON HAMS; casks
SHOULDERS; 70 half and quarter bbs Nos ] and 3
MACKEREL; 100 boxes HERRINGS; rs do COD
FISH; PORK; BEEF SOAP; CANDLES; STARCH:
TOBACCO; SEGARS :: etc -. Also general assortment
OF LIQUORS and VINES. nI6
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
n91m d&W
PIANO FORTES,

HENRY PARSONS, 90 Camp street Cpevy sfo,s, fn,
Al doors below Poydras offers for sale " lSisss Ss2 M
very extensive stock of PIANO FORTES m iss1s- fsT
from J. Chckerng Nunns M Clark Gilbert q
and A. ii. Gale & Co. This stock eOmpnsesA e III "
great variety, embracing the much esteemed lEoljan
which IS rapidly gaining in public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. 5esOT
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Moslem Pettit Liverpool L. H. Gale
Ship TahmaToO, Sinclair New York, FOsdick & Bro
Ship MediOrd Dryer Boston, L. III. Gale
Ship Arkansas. Hillard, New York, A. Cohen
Ship May Ward, Little Liverpool L. H. Gale
Ship Allegany, Shankland, Philadephia.
J. w. Andrews & Co
Ship valiant, Fr) Daqdignon, Hawe, I. c. Jenkins
Bark Claiming Atwood, Boston, O. J. Meeker
Brig Columbia, Lind, Boston, J. P. whitney & Co
Steamboat Montezuma Kelly, Mobile, Wingate Brenan
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Galveston Crane from New York 4th inst via
Havana, TO Harris Morgan-Istmy.
Steamship Palmetto, Smith, from Galveston, 18th inst
Harris & Morgan-lst my.
Ship Rebecca. tBfem Bing, AZ days from Bremen, to
Ship Courtney tB) Harrison. 8s days from Liverpool to
master-3d my.
Bark Marela-POint
Brig Venice sOue, days from Havana in ballast to
teT-Point.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon, Hiern. fIn Mobile
II. M. StTeck, StFeck FIN DOnaldsonvie
Hiram Powers, PeaFce, I'm Cincinnati.
st. Cloud. Smith, I'm Cincinnati.
Forest Monarch, Montgomery, fm Louisville.
Pnde OF the West, Williamson, I'm st. Louis
TowbOat PoTpOise. WhitmOTe. FIN the Passes.
Betoao, coming np-One schooner unknown.
The daily crescent., 1848-11-16
THE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT

The COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
rendered to POPE OLDHAM, Esq. 6y the Wings of Men
Orleans ayU take place at AmOry Hall on Friday
EVENING, .N5Uem5er II. 1913.
fD To at halEpast O'Clock. Tickets 81
to be obtained at the principal public houses music and book
stores in the city, Seats will be reserved for the ladies'
~ The Taylor Clubs of the city earnestly desired to
send their banners to Annoy Hall Thursday next for the
purpose of decorating the Hall for the Taylor Concert
NEwORLEANs, November 9. 1s48
SIR we, the undersigned citizens OF NewOrleans and
participants with in the struggle through which the Wing
party has just passed having with pleasure your
able services and untnng exetions for the Of the
principles OF our party consider duty to manifest to
you 10 some public manner appreciation OF your conduct
therefore tender you, with that object vew Con
CERT to take place at such time shall be agreeable
!" youiSeh' SAM. j. PETERS, JE CAlD DWELL
A. ID. CROssMAN, COPELAND HUNT
]. B. WALTON, GEn. w. CHRIsTY
:. CALHOUN, IL B. EGGLEsToN,
RANDELL HUNT, JAS. s. SHAW
RALPH KING, r. B. SYKES,
GEo. G. LAwRAsoN, J. A. BONNEvAL,
r B. STILLE f. Z. PARKER
y. MARKS, RH. PRENDERGAsT,
Il. L. TRACY, ID. l. RICARDO,
j. NEVILLE. H. BIER.
w. BELL. EpwARD T. PARKER,
i. Il. GENERELLY, WIN. ANDRY,
j. A. BEARD, GEORGE Y. BRIGHT
WIN. II. GARLAND, CYPRIEN DEsFoRGEs
FLEURY GENERELLY VIM. DEBUYs,
SAM'L FLOWER, NJ BARNETT
A. q BULLTTT, a. CAvELLIER,
X M. MCALPIN, II. CAvELLIER,
>. HARDY, O. G. WILLIAMS,
JOHN HEWLETT, R. NJ GRAHAM.
PRESTON w. FARRAR
To Pope OLDHAM, Esq.
NEwORLEANs, November 10, 1913.
Gentlemen Your kind note was received by me today
and accepting the honor which You design confer upon
me, offer you most sincere thanks for the expression of
favorable opinion toward myself At the same time you
may be assured that whatever services have been my
good fortune to render the Wing party they cannot be
sdeTed TO supass those Of other member OF the party
all Of whom equal credit is due. -
- . Very respectfully yours, POPE OLDHAM.
70 SAMUEL J. PETERS and Others. nl3 I'd