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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25

VEEKLY PACKET LINE..From New Basin.
XEMM TUMPKA, SELMA, and all $3.50
oo..s A. n on w a9amf sHe,
The new, lghtdrsught Steamship E A. OGDEN, CAPTAIN
CON, Captain Leonard will regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
tumpka and all landings Alabama River-eaving each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 o. clock. P. M. One of
the boats will be ready receive freight the New Basin
foot of Julia street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING Shippers
and passengers depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight passage apply
on board at the New Basin,
HYDE Il OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
A Letter bag is at the Office OF the Agents where
letters may be left mig If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNoIL-Tuesday Euening,
.8pra This body met last evening Recorder Ba dwn
the chair. There fifteen members present. The fol.
lowing is the weekly report os the Treasurer:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25
SALES AT-AUCTION.

Stock, Fixtures, Lease, etc, of Family Grocery
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer
M0NDAY, April 3d. hslEpas 10 o'ciockWl be sod at The
WI store No. II Poydras street. -
The entire sock in trade FAMILY GROCERY-Comprsng
general assortment OF Groceries, Wines Liquors.
Sale without
Previous which, will sold the LEASE Store expiring
he LIST of November next.
Terms cash apps
AUCTION NOTICE.
SUBsCkhER, having closed his connection with Mr..
Il LEWIS FLORANCE viii hereafter carry on the Auction
Business account
Auctonee and his welknown capacity cyer, that
he will receive portion Of the public patronage.
H. R. WOOD,
Reersnces- White Co., wm Laughln a. Co.. Jacob
Barker. ia30
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25

LII persons wishing to procure PIANO FORTES
IA in the New Orleans market either with zzss-1z,5
or without the Holan Attachment AEfk $780, ~
formed that VIM. T. MAYO, No. Campf y A a VI
street, is our duly authorized Agent for thatu
city, and fully authorized sell at Boston prices with
only freight and insurance added and receive orders for
any description of instruments manufactured by leaving
optional with the purchaser reject the
factory their arrival in New Orleans. Every instrument
sold above warranted by and to be exchanged with
expense the purchaser if found satisfactory after
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
invoice Boston cash prices, which be by
every purchaser if inquired for. We have the exclusive
right, and The only manufsctuers in Boston of the
PATENT FOLIAN ATTACHMENT. We manufac.
the Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES, with and
without the Eolian Attachment
+. GILBERT Il CO., 400 Washineto street,
Boston, October "a 1S4S ap11 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25

a. For Priaeeton. Tompkims' and NIMlikens
1ezzG1E1x4K Bends, Mawarra Landing. Iicks6urg,
Grand Gulf Rodney, Watcher, Bayou Sara, .Morganza
Worgan's, Raccourci add Tmnica Bends and Wifiiams
portThe fast running weekly packet passenger
steamboat ZEN. WORTH. Thomas C. Charles master,
will leave as above FRIDAY the 9th inst o'clock
For freight passage apply board foot Canal
street, or to T. b. SMITH, Sc Magazine st,
N B.-The Gen. Worth will have Clerk the Levee
early Wednesday morning, to receive freight ap23
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25

- l. For Wyatt Belmont, Pamela and al, land.
l@3a9&a8ts3 inss on the Tallahatehe River = YaZOO
p CKEInWithq uick despatch The new
passenger packet COR1NNE, George W. Powell. master
expected this day and will leave above For freight
passage having superior aons, apply board
foot of Canal street, or to
HYDE & OGLESBY IL Poydras st.
N B-The COrinne will take freight for Yaabusha River
with privilege of reshipping. ap21
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25

A MOST superior and New Style of Mems Summer
"A HATS Y 20 and Childrens Fancy Hats -
~ goods unsurpassed in this or any other *
~ market and can be found, together with a complete
and varied assortment of Hats, Gaps, Umbrellas and
Baby Jumpers at
ap23 81 D'ARCY'S, Corner of Charrss and Canal ss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-25
SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

4For LiverpooL-The fine fast sailing British bark
AES EXPRESS, Capt J. Anderson. having the most
freight of the bulk OF 1000 bbs. apply to q = 5 n
DEWEY 20, 81 Crsvie! It..
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03


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h.vo nra,oa blas;
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mother. ,he one either buI4ioo ,,,o wo
manhood. or the one ia the decline ot
Years IN whom nature cnntemnlates a.,
Important change can discover, Tie cause, ,
sl"p oms ,sni the most etlicien, remedies
and most certain mode Ct cure, IN every
complaint to Witch hers,x is subject.
Its Importance to the Married
o ,,la.a. fn,lt 49, ~
eJJiua a,.oo,. f.
vh,ea,a E;ve poI,.r no.,
from itssale hundreds ,rac,,,. sn,or
prIzine agenIs are accommodating ti,,le
competence from the liberal discount al.
lowed, AMI he great demand (os it. Or
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03

Messrs J. w. Burton Il Co. of Erie Pa.
1856, in letter to DR.. &, &. Vaughan
the f. llowing testimony the parties all
we'll know.
Penn. State. Sparto. Crawford Go.
Messrs. Burton 81 c., Agents for DR.,
Vaughn.
Constrained bv sense of dn
ty make known 10 y"u the benefit |
have ID ived from The use of DR.. Naugha' s
Lithrontriptlc Mixture For three years
past have had the bin piles, with drop.
sical swellings Of the feet and legs, which
with disordered system had reduced me
80 low as Ia despair OF recovery. The
case lad baffled tho skill Of our 6rst ply.
sicians, and ss final trial made use Of
the Great Ameaican Remedy, contrary
my own expec alton il had a speedy eff.
feet. YOU will hardly believe that the
use Of two 30 or. BATTLES cured me. Such
is the fact--the piles trouble me no more
my flesh which had wasted away, an lelt
me a skeleton, has appeared az in. an
now well and strong aud enable to al
tend TO business, aud my cure is solely b,
the use of this medicine, From sense
OF gratitude to Providence aud with the
hope hat this testimony viii be s9en b,
some one v 10 needs such rssturatIyF,
I a.,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03
Arc hibald Allen
FAsHIoNABLE BARBER.
UPPER SAND DU SKY, OHIO.


suop ON sANDushS AvENuE, NEARLY oPPo>
sirE FLAcKs noTLL.
Z tayrg to Others the business shay
80 ing mems pockets. NE subscriber will
de ole ms undivided attention and II
viii be his aim TO arrive as near pertec>
ton as possIb' to the business OF sh wing
their faces, shampoCning their heads, and
cutting their hair altar the latest and
most approved fashIons. Having had
many years experience in the business,
and beng c,uated by a desire 20 please
he hatsers himself that lhoss who give
bin q call viii 60 away perfectly saiis'
fed
Particular attention W i'll be paid to cut.
ing haIr and shampoonlng.
lie would respt ctlully say TO bis pat
rous whom lie Is in The habil shaving reg'
ulsrly, that If vhey could make 1t Conve
nicnt, he would like TO have them call and
Eei ,hsved tn Saturday evening instead
Ut sunday m"rring, or II on sunday mor'
uieg, u. early aspussible.
ARCHIBALD ALLEN.
Upper Ss, dnsky, July II, le49.-22-l Il.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03
Caution 10 Strnngers.

Aimest every person coming fran the
east, or any old settled country, into the
Mississippi valley, are sure 10 he attack
ed with disrrLea, which prostrates the
system, and generally ends in Bilious fe-
yer, or that dread of all emigranls, Agne
aud Fever If every such person would
supply themselves with few boxes Of DR..
Brsgg's Anil. Bilious and Tonic Sugar.
Coated pi Is and take them on the first
indications OF disease, they never need
fear any serious attack OF any Of the dis
eases peculiar to the western country
They have been used by thousands of per,
sons, asd always with the happiest et'
fects.
See DR.. Bragg's advertisement in an,
other column.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03

John R Sherrad' 10 WyaDdot COm'
IS. mon Ileas,
Abigail D. sherrad Petition for divOrc.
The said Abigail ID. Sherrad will take
notice. thatthe said John Il. Sherrad this
Iay iled his potilion in lie Office Of the
.Clerh cf the Court Of Common Pleas,
s,lhin and....far the county Of Wyandot,
aud state of Ohio, the object and prayer
Of ssil petitian IS, that the marriage be-
tween Ihe said John and Abigail mat be
dissplseJ: the said petitioner alledges
aduhery in his petitions; and al the next
Tern OF said oeurt application will be
,rade Tor decree to desolse said maras
riage.
Tire said Abigail u. Sherrsd win also
lake naitce that there VIII be deposition
aiken BY The plaintiff ia this case on The
s5ih day otJ,Il; A. d. ls49. atthe ofEce
oi q. A. Geps,d. in vermillion Township.
Er4e eonsIy, Stale Of Ohio.
5. Il. McBANE,
Sol. Tor Petition.
May ilHb, Ar ls4os-l2-6r ss,oJ
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03

Why is 1t that, notwithstanding the univer.
sally conceded excellence Of Sarsaparia as
a remedial Agent, yet none of the numerous
simple Sarsaparilla Extracts have long re-
tanned public favor! Is it not, that in the hu
man system-that harp OF thousand strings
the function Of no one organ can be de-
ranged without affecting, more or less, other
organs! lfso, then it follows, that IN almost
all cases Of sickness, no simple extract can
be Of radical benefit, but a compound of varl-
substances, having reference to different or
gsns, is necessary. DR.. Guysott's Compound
Extrace of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila
with some other vegetable substances, sup
plies this desideIstum. Yellow Dock, de-
tergent and tonic, acts upon the skin and
stomach, Sarsaparilla upon the blood, other
substances upon other organs, and thus the
whole spstdm is benefited. Il is entirely
free from mineral substances-safe to take,
mild and easy in its operations, and sure and
speedy in sffording relief.
See advertisement in another column.
20.-4w.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03

signed not TO interfere, except to incnl-
cate Concession and forhearaDce on all
sides, aud TO secure TO each the just pro-
tection which the constitution promises
20 all.
Our endeavors will be to unite all the
elements OF the democratic party in sup,
port OF its common principles, and in an
ffurt TO regain its sscendency, which has
been lost by the mistaken trust and con
6dence which some Of its members have
posed in a man. now occupying the
presideDcy, who had gained high military
honors in a noble and patriotic cause.
and who. in order to attain the highest
civic honOts, made promises and pledges
bich he has IRON incapacity to fulfil his
high duties, or from intentional design,
grossly violated, thus betra,ing TO the
enemy those who coufded in him, and
bringing disgrace upon the Presidential
office.
In carrying out these purposes and in
tentions, the undersigned feel .hat they
sLall stand in need OF tie active and en-
elgetlc cooperation and support of the
undivided democracy OF the country. The
parry ih power has secured It's asoenden-
cy by fraud upon the people, aud has
IN, ST shame ully violated all the pledges
Which II made 10 attain power. Ii will
eudeavor TO MAINTAIN its ascendency by
the same uhscrnpulous means. 1t Is the
parry representing the foreign sentiments
aud principles now too openly prevalent
10 tins country, and which are at war
win the principles OF our government and
with popular liberty. 1t is the party that
espou.ed the cause of Great Britain in
the war OF 1872, aud eagued with Mexi-
CO IN the war OF lS45 Sonhd peli,ical
morality, fidelity to republic afprluc plies
and that spirit Of true patriotism which
ever fruwnsupon treacheiy to ones coun>
| try, require that this party shall be eX.
| pc led from the power winch il has gain-
ed by such reprehenslble eads. And in
this great work we invoke the energetic
and onlring aid Of every pa'riot and ev
cry friend to popnlar liberty and free
government, assuring them that we sba!'
eneesver not to be wanting in honest et
| torts to accrmpish the part o. the work
Of reform uhIch may devove on us.
Bat, while ,be Uh,on' will We mainly
devoted TO p'li les, i will no, ovetIook
| the demands ot th0 domestic circh. II
Will contain ali the important news OF jhe
| day, aud devute reasonable portion Ut
It's columns to matters OF Interest relal :
ihg 10 science, the asts, and general lit
1 al ttlra
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03
DAYS, to wit:

And during the months Of October, Novem-
Der and to the Goth day ofDecember, at'my
Office in Upper SanduslSy,
GEORGE HARPER,
Treasurer Of w. c. q.
August Sd, 1S49.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03
RODEKT SEARS. Pubii.ber
! CONE aLL T0UTR4T LoTE
GOOD apples.

The season having arrived for trans
plaptipc INIT trees, the subscriber lisn G
two miles east Of McCutchensvll'e,c He Ger
Tor sale 100 different varieties et choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted, ihfeef
or fur beet cat = in exchange fot fruit
trees. .lPnEUS Russell.
Nc ilIe, ucf. q, E54s--i- III,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03
For State purposes,

/ will attend at the usual places of holding
elections in the respective townships for the
purpose of receiving taxes, on the following
dayS to wit:
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-03

The amount of taxes levied in Wyandot
county for the year 1849, on each hundred
dollars valuation is, as follows, to wit:
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PLEASE 40 READ THIS!

A GooD CHANCE To CLEAR FROM $5uO TO
s. ,1t0A YEAR
A GENTS MANt ED, in every town
"A and county thro"gh"ni the union, to
sell SEARS NEW AND POPULAR
PICTORIAL WORK universally &C
knowledged TO be the best aud Cheapest
ever published, as they certainly are the
most ssleabe. Any active agent may
cieer S500 or S 90 year. A cash cap
tai Of at least S25 or $50 will be necfs.
sary. Full particulars of TIE principles
aud profits Of The agency will ba given on
application, either personally or by letter
The postage must iu all cases be paid
Please 10 address,
ROBERT SEARS, Pubiisher,
No l2s Nassau stfeet, New York.
0-srNewspaper copying the s5ove, IN
cluding This nolIce, asd give II eIeh' IN
serIlons, shall receive any Que Of the
buund volumes. which retail a from So,
so 10 50 rerSy olnne. Send only one pa
per, direcfed as above.
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, Root AND SHOE STORE cAnys

il III: undersigned is now opening a
Iaree stock Of assor ed boots and shoes,
in Cary, which he offers cheaper for cash
than has ever been offered IN these dig
gins. Call aud examine his stock before
lchasing elsewhere. New work aud
repairing done 10 order.
J. NJ. DiFENDERFER.
April Goth, lS46-S-ly
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THOMAS RICHIE,
EDMUND BURk L,

TERMS.
DAILY per year, $40 GO
SEMi-N EEkbY. published
.r,swetkiy during ses OF Con 8 60
WEEKLY, 2 co
Clubs ,eHl be- .Juraiehed as.f6Howm
Five copies of the DAILY for 40 10
I" 81 SEMl-W EEKLY, ~ co
Ten 35 90
Five copies Of ,he WEEKLY, s 90
Ten =" Is on
The name Of no person will be entered
upon ouihvoks unless the paymen Of the
sutscription be made in advance.
Distant sui scribers may forward ns
,nensy shy letter, the postage on which
VIII he paid ty Us, and all risk assumed
by ourselves in its safe Transmission
dr POSTMASTERS are authorized
"a act as our agents; and by seudlns us
five DAILY subscribers, with $50 en-.
closed, ~ five SiGlll-W EEK bY subscri
aers: 18th $25 enclosee, or five WEEK
TX subscribers, with $40 enclosed, wlN
be entitled to retain 20 per cent Tor their
mmlssion.
~ We request the favor Of all our ex
changes TO give the above an insertion ~
their papers 60
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Daily, semi-WeekIy and weekly
Newspapers; Published AT washington,
ID. G., aud ieeystsa TO politics, Litera.
turc, nd General Intelligence.
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PROSPECTUS
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
PaOCLaMA ZION 8Y THA GOgtRNoR

, PROCL-4M&ff ff0N DY FHE GOEERNoR. WHEREAS, by tho amendments se the eouusI. w tations of the State of AFkamaan adoperd an the 2Sth day of November, isss It ls provided Aa, the aualihed voters of each judicial circuit in ,hn Stale of Arkansas shall elect their Clrcnlt Iuslv. and their Prosecuting Attorney for the State. and that the qualified voters ef each county shal elect County aud Probate Jaaar.
 Aad whereas, by law passed the 2Qth day of December, lSsS, H is enacted lhst eteetea shall be held at the several election preciacim of thts State on the Rrst Monday tn Fehraary. eighteen hundred and forty aiRe, for the election of said judges and PFosecB,sRg Sttoraeyss
 Now, therefore. l, Richard (. Byrd acting t:ev. ernor of the State of AFksHsns, do hrsNhy declare and TnaSs known that saah general slrs tsea viii A, hcsd oa the said first day ef rehraary as gollows, tc wit.
 ia the counties or Grecnc, Polasest. St. Fraaeia, Mississippi, Cri'iepdcn, Phillips and Mcnroc- sH'd counties composing the Fsf Jndeisl Circait-- for CircaIt Jadpr aud one Pycsoeutins A,,er. ney for said circuit
 In the counties of Chicet Dssha Drew Ashley Bradley, Arkansas, Jefferson, Dallas and Hot Spring-said eoaa'ics composing the Secema Judi ciai Circuit for Circuit Judge and one Prose- cutting Attorney for sall circuit.
 In the counties of Randolph. Lawrence. Jackson. independence, Faltoa, lxaFd, Van Rnren, Scaruy, harlon and White -the said counties composing .he IAi'a Judicial Cirsat--toT one Circuit Judge and one Prosecuting Attorney for said circuit. | In the counties of Scatt Crawford, Franklin. Johnson, Carroll, Newton. Mssiison. Wasslngtoa aud bentoa-said counties composing thc FesgfA Judicial Sircnit~ for enc Great Judge and ena Prosecuting Attorney for said circuit, lR the co0ntes ef Saline, pal~uht Pvsssss>rrs l Conway, Perry and Tei---said counties composiag | tue FyiA Judicial Ctrcait--fer que Circuit JWdge
 aud one Prosecuting Attorney feF ssid ciFveI l ln the counties ef Unien, oaachita. Ciaxk. Mont.
 gemcry, reik, Pike, Sevier, Hampstead aud Lafay-
 ei,e said counties composing the Hsrik Jadieial Circuit-fcr one Circuit Judge and Prosecuting l''uorney for said circuit
 A.so, in the several counties, for Csaafs and tSOe.e 1at,fe Fee each -cauniY .---------- sad eieStion t~ hc conducted In tho same mun-
 ner and governed ey sIe same rulca. as src pre-
 scrihed by law regulating inc .@s of holding gen 1 erAl elections"
 The sher0rs and clerks of the respective ce.~sis.
 are hereby commanded to cause said election to b.
 held, and the returns thereof made, according law
 In testimony whereof, have hercumso set my hand r and caused tho seal of aaa State he sfK red . al Little Rock, on the 18th day of January A D. ls49. R. C. BYRD. ! By tho Governors
 ! EAvIR A. GsEEa, Secretary of Stale Istd
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
CITY 0RDIyiNfE.
DE TT oRDAINED by the Mayor an'

DE TT ORDAIkED by the Mayor and Alder l1 msn of the City of Little Rocks
 Sec. l. That in future all dues to the corporation of the city Of Little Rock. shall be paid in money. and nothing else shall be received in thess of
 Sec ?. Bs Il further ordained, That al persons having claims against this Corporation. uf any kind or description do present to The KecosdeS, sSitAiss three months from this time, whose duty it shall ba to register the satnn, shd the Mayor and Aldermen viii then proceed 10 class the in nsder of pay meht.
 Sec. 2. Bea fsrther Ordaiasi, That fIly per cent of all moneys coming into the Treasury im each year, be and the saBe IS hereby appropriated for the payment ot tho indebtedness us the stty, so classed, until the same be extingnished. and that the residue theieof be applied 10 the Improvement ct the city
 Sec. |. Re Il farther ordained. That tn future no olhcer of this corporation shall issue any ceEtih- cate of indebtedness tor any purpose whatever.
 Sec. Be u further ordsinrd, Tiat al city scrip, other indebtedness. not presented for allow and classification within the time prescribed by this ordinance, will hoi be paid otherwise redeemed by this corporation; and that sll good citizens bs effort to ascertain and pay Otf the indebtedness oC the city.
 Sec. 6. Be # further ordained, That all scrip CT other eyideRce ot debt SO called in and pad of. shs be at each regular meeting of the Council by the finance committee. cancelled and destroyed.
 Sec. :. Be R fariAer 0TfSiaed. That II shall ba the duty of the finance committee, m the first day of January, April, July and October, in each year. to cause to be published n one ol the newspapers of the city an exhibit Of the receipts and expen- ditnrcs of the corporation during the proceeding quarter.
 Sec. $. Be fl f.riAer oscaiaea, That 1t shall be the duty of the Mayor cause this ordinance te be pubIi shed for thIer mouths in the newspapers ef the city. SAMUEL II. WEBB, Msyor. Attest:
The Arkansas banner., 1849-01-23
SEiTK OF .dRK.fNS.4S.

"HEREAS, Thomas S Drew has resigned the w office of Governor of the Stato of Arkansas; And whereas, the constitution of sad State requires that an election sha be held io fill said vacaueys
 Aor, tAsrgfere. |, Richard c. Byrd, President sf the Senate of said Stne and acting Governor there of, in compliance with the provisions of the consii- taiion In such case do hereby proclaim and mako known that election will be held n the several counties of said State, on WEDNESDAY, ths iAth day of MARCH next. for the election of Governor to i'll the vacancy ocnasioBed aforesaid,
 The sheFiis and clerks of the respective counties hereby required sad election to bs held, and the returns thereof made, according to law. In testimony whereof, have harcuntu my hand, 1T and caused the seal of aaid State to be af " 'i fixed. nt Little Rock, on tho llth day af January, iol9. R. c, BYRD. By the Governor:
 DAvIn B. GRgrn. Socraiary ofState. lstd