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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

ings. Third Municipality, at half-past7.
srAa OF Herr DIVISION No. a6. at Y. Brothers Hall.
Lafayette. at half past
YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION No. IL at Pelican Hall
cor. Common and st. Charles sts. at half-past7
s>s--
s~ To the various Divisions of the Sons of Tenn
perauce in the Cities of NewOreans and Lafayette and
Agers-A the Uses and Abuses of lnoxicang b
quors will be delivered Pelican Hail. Common street, on Nun
DAY EVENING, April IT, at O'Clock, which the attendance Oh
all members Of the Order is invited
ap4 HUGH PELAN R. s.. Crescent Division No. 7.
OLIVE BRANCH. No. 1. D: OF T-Institued Dec l4th.
s4-Meets every Monday sftenooD st malt ~
commencing Apni2:
koui.. Johnson MM. ss Ssb %s'ps
Ess 4 ' f5s$p;on, Ne: s:Ss:s;
ABIGAIL F5esman E Fan. Haoy.1
Adsas Angelina Fowler Chaplain
CRESCENT DIVISION, No. Pelican Hali-Apri O. 1s4s
elected % serve dVng 5esn spe
isS Fsss N WWas
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.
ST. CHARLES. ii o:go:d. Coast Mr.. Moore Week
;5 M;. $i:ass i
HEWLETTs Messr. Norris, Baney, Ha.sin and Lovelace
ft DoSd 8rs F Hi7is NJ. o.
Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE zDrERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
ss fiSsisS; is
ss Ed ais: A'.:' se'&:: 8
Louisville and G2pE GS gaY s Po;aa
Passengers will please be board the above hour apo
TT ouachita Packet Medora Capt RhSa has Z.
and !. s M q;
s Landing rs''' 20
v Regular yieksburg Packet Cen Worth, Capt:
o'el9ss .. Lake Si p11vi,
Fort Adams from the foot of sna I sir s Magazine St.
!z.s esss from Es:
cpy Consguees requested attend to the receipt OF their
ia the ':FS'f h6S T .'SsS
e. as 9Sd m.s.
d d d y. "a BY "a. cases mdze N'NN" apps
Drsy No A15oThs Ct Pj n8o kH A7s
aps Lvss, Cusomhou.e and Benvie SITS
The ship Sheffield from Boston, HSw dis
will bs s stored at their etps N M CO. 81 Common st.
sf EI he Ct
call the office Of the undersigned sign the Aver
/ age Bond of bark Orion, and claim their goods:
Michel Bomare package mdse Address, cask mdse mark
ssss %is isa a
/ mark visible; case, mark.
/ mh30 Sits DEWEY a. CO. o! Gravier st.
~ Leotures-For the Benefit Of an .4svLum for the
/ Reliefof Destitute Females-Ar ARMoRY HALL-FouI
Antiquities and Settlement of America illustrated by
Paintings and Diagrams, aso by Collection of Scupred work
Mxican will be delivered by the Of the Com
mttee benefit Asylum for the Relief of Destitute Females
i'll NewOrleans, by the Rev. Dr. F. L. HAWKS, MONDAY
| TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS the
0 18th and 18th OF April being the Conclusion Of the
| Series. ~ See Programme. M. M. COHEN,
L ,,o, JAMES SAUL,
| laP'u<I B. Nj. NORMAN,
CHAS. GARDINER, Treasurer. Committee on Lectures.
tt Gas Light Company. ORLEANS, March
3D. 1874 Dividend of per cent from the Assets
Department will be paid the Stockholders Of this
Institution and after LIST April next.
i nhlA eodlnt 2 N. WOOD. Treasurer.
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~ Notice-To Consignees Of wrecked cargo of bark
DUO DORLEANSTheC ongnees Of the following merchandise
requested office the undersigned the Aver
age Bond of bark Orion and claim their goods:
Michel Boimare package mde Address, cask mse, mark
mde mark small box, mark box, mark cask
md marked E. g. Co. D. la box, No. IS box no
mark visible; case, no mark -
mh30 DEWEY a. CO. o! Gravler s.
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p. & E. REILLY.-IN LIQUIDATION.
Corner of Royal and Canal Streets.

" -llv 1<ASxO1OA1 1OlVs
Corner of Royal and Canal Streets.
Have Just received direct from Dublin and Belfast Ireland, us
LINENS comprised Of 1874 and 1874 Drgheda Seeeng
Super Dsmask Border Sheets pairs yards square;
Huckabuck and Towengs Super Double Satin Damask Table
Cloths patterns, two to six yards long, Napkins
match Grass Bleached Lnens, but entirely Of dressing:
Soft Patent Linens and Lawns articles Ladies' and Child
ens wear Patent Printed Linens Lawn. and Linen Cam
Bridge Dublin the Linens principally a figures children;
the Lawns and Linen Cambrics for Ladies'.
Also direct from Nottingham, England 1900
broidered ia Bobnet, for Mosquito Bars
~ The undersigned would call particular attention to the
above Goods they Of the abrcs sold
invoice prcess with Costs and charges.
Pa c. REILLY in Liquidation,
mno zop I'm Corner Of Royal and Canal sts.
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II Strangers in the City, see Dr. B. F, MULLEN'e
IN TIE other columns this He TN
very best in bis profession the United States
IN need would do well to him call, at IS
stree. pIsff
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CLOTHING AT COST.
To Winter Goods ofsr the balance of och Of
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
COST FOR CASE comprising elegant and eiselsctsd
Goods manner and Of all hs
fashionable styles:
DRESS COATS: of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS: OF Brown, Olive Blue and Black Cloths
SACK COATS; of Black and Fancy Cloths snd Tveeds
PALETOTS of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tveeds
OvERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAKs.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy French Cassnefe
Fancy Satin Silk White Msrsles, rich Ball vess
DRAWERS of Silk Merino, Lambs Wool. Flannel Cotton,
Linen, ETC. etc.
UNDERSTANDS Of Silk Merno. Lambs WOOL Flannel Cot
etc. etc.
ROBES DEs CHAMBREs: of various styles and qualities.
GLOVES: Juvn Kid of all coors Merno, Silk Csasmers Buck
skn
CRAvATs aud sCARFs beautiful assortment Of choice and
style goods
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF. Half Hose, suspendsus, Umbre!
las Trunks and all articles pertaining geneman
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street,
IF upder Houefft
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TT Gas Light Company. NEW ORLEANS, March
b. 1874 Dividend of Two-andahalf per cent. from the Assets
Bank Department will be paid the Stockholders of this
Institution and after LIST April next.
milf eodlO P. N. WOOD, Treasurer.
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py- The northern mail has failed for the last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06
~ The Great Remedy of the

called Compound
Syrup Of Yeo Dock Root, which will be column
is all reported of the powerful remedies
for certain cd plants discovered Sold by RUSTE PAD
DOCK, Druggists and Perfumers, Ito Poydras fe9 2dp
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ST. CHARLES osgood Coast Mrs Moore, " EEK a
Wi son. Ala; W Allen, H Pason, N Q w cambridge, U
France; DR. kratochv Vienna Dr
Chnrchil Paris.
HEwLETTs Messrs Norris Baney Haistein and Loveiaee
La J Tobin.
PLANTERS L Bristol, Ill Ledelle Indiana Dowd,
L B Dowd, Ark; B Tavlor, MISS; Mrs Durrett N o.
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I Our Readers requested notice the advert,se
ments Of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVlDS PLASTER, the first page paper. These ex
cellent remedies sold only by sCOvL & MEAD artre
street. M n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-06

tV Dray No, 417o.-The owner Of prag Ne Bic A'
ap3 Front Levee between Customhouse and Benye st
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COPARTNERSHR.
SAMUEL TOBY has this day associated with him in
~ business his nephew, SIMEON TOBY, Jr The bust
ness hereafter will be conducted under the Of SAMUEL
TOBY & NEPHEW SAMJJEI. TORY
apps I'm SIMEON TOP r.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-01-17
Dry Goods in Chafl stons foi
F "a I ri A ID ,

The subscriber Tcspe fully solictts the at
stention of his friends and purchasers gencr-3
ally, to his stock of Goods for Fall sales. FL 81
He has recently received and opened
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CAMDEN HOTEL.

The undersigned has again leased this
colnmotlious Establishment. Grateful for
past favors, he hopes that his proximity to
the Rail Road Depot, the conveyances at
hand TO be transported from it, the improved
management of the Stables connected with
the Hotel, and the care and attention be-
slowed upon his Table, will induce and Sc
cure a continuance. of that patronage hither-
to SO generously given 10 his House.
urThc Cheraw and Charlotte Stages al
ways call for passengers whenever required.
gJ-Drovers will find spacious lots prepared
for every kind of stock.
B.p. BOYD.
Nov 30 6 Ut
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Georgia Plains
HsREAHs. . sEs Es EAD!

EsSs IL EAEs 81 EH8 ES EAD Sz5E
The subscriber respectfully informs the
inhabitants Of Sumterville and vicinity, that
he has opened a BAKERY I for the purpose
Of supplying Bread, Biscuits and Cakes of
every description at Charleston prices.
Families wishing to be served with Bread
every morning will please lcavetlicir orders
at the store Of CD Gayle.
The subscriber trusts, by strict attention
and punctuaity, tc solicit the patronage Of
the public. 5i. 81
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Bacon, Lara and Rutter.

The subscribers have just received a lot OF
choice North Carolina and country Bacon and
Lard; the latter cured by JOS B. White. AL.
SO. Goshen and Mountain Butter, Cheese and
Fresh Crackers. WHITE e. CO.
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Delay is Dangerous"

Particularly to those who, at this season Of
the year, by exposure or otherwise, have con-
tracted violent Cold and Cough; to such,
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Hastings
Syrup Of Napiha, Aye's Cherry Pecsoral,
Iaylor's Bulsam Of Lircr'cort and Corert's
Balm af Life for diseases of the LUNGS
cannot be too highly recommended. A fresh
and genuine supply Of all of the above arti-
cies, Just received at
]. A. CLEVELAND'S,
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall,
Camden, s. C. Nov. Is, 1913
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BUST Es Received.

BY DRUCKER s. Co, a full and eornr ,a,.
supply. Of ADLER Y C UerLERY'a,N; Il M
HARD VAR consisting almost avary5
article which belongs to III. 4bovs specified
lines, which will be offered at the lowest nris:.s
.ces. Enquire atthe q
CAMDEN9RAzAARs
Opposite the Camden Rank
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Private Boarding School,

The Subscriber dosigns opening private
Boarding School for Young Gentlemen, at his
residence ton miles north east Of .Sumteryile,
on the 2nd Monday in january noxt &
He feels thankful to the public, for the libc-
raj patronage he has heretofore received, as
Teacher, and hopes by strict attention to his
pupils to merit a continuance of tho same.
For further information, letters addressed
tome at Mechanicsyille Post Office, will meet
witt, prompt attention.
w. W.*ALSTON.
Cottage Level, Sumter District.
Nov8 8 lit
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RocEac's Herbal EanbrOca-,
tIORa dOrH0Oping Cough, IS

limited supply of the genuine Roche'ss
Embrocation for Hopping Cough, the most ef-s
ifectual romedy now known for that distress.s
ing rnalady. Just received and for sale at q tss
LEVEf.AND'S,
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall, y
Aug. y, le'4s,. Camden, 8. G.
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Just Received.

Goshen Butter, Cheese, Pickles, Macker-
ell. Ginger Preserves; Soda, Lemon, and
Wine Crackers. Also, Bacon and Lard. 8
]. Il. SOLOMONS{ co.
Nov l Il f.
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TO PLANTERS

The undersigned has just received a few
Barrels of very choice CASTOR OIL, for
Plantation nse, which will be sold lower than
it can be bought this side OF Charleston; also
large and fresh supply Of GlanJer and Ep-
som Sails, which will be put up in quantities
to suit purchasers, at the shortest notice.
j. a., CLEVELAND.
Camden, Nov Is. & * 4
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EP r In G.. .S
/ COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT 81
isSAa.SAl,ARILLA AND q UEENySs

=, - Y DltisiL4iGifIs
mere are few cases OF chronic and painfr Sc
Rheumatism M that will not yield 10 the tHflr.
ence ot Sarsaparlla and .e1ueen'sa Deligh ifs
duly Perseyere espec ecIaiiy if taken IN con-
junction with HYdr. OF Potash, times called II
llerctr1ds ieheutnaftsln oieut pains NJ It's -
Doncs, sSe;,) resulting from tlle mercury
!. by 5patients during severe levers dIds other
profracted disease
wy it is highly commended Tor all idisea6es3
OF the SKIN, chronic as Well as recent. .as S3n6s
bottle WI IN iilest lnstan ees, efcct ctuaiy
aioye al pinplcs pr hes on slles
lace, TO hich young persorls Ia thia
are so mqch sn6iectsd To, aTisiJlg
sin, tte M blood ct the
srenleay IN known tor ;snrotu uops
ard out
sais apti
trace 9 tps
N ~. sae
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Serai purifier oi ING blood and ar
al Inls Aas
+ y
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ula.es uls g - le
%oiltca tollc 70 .lie M aMu
processes Ia.!;S usses.'e,, ~ .stl :,
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"a. G.
Neg1,Oe GJI 9th os aRl Rl1 sssss ssRMaa

rahac fsbaf fs IN sin foyt1 ,]ans
torn pfS Sumter Distfi mn mefHs
That sstIiay baYo lec0Tiip I'D of BE,
.Tr0ia of Salem No. flIo sale OF his:
syyoDI.LI5N ~ AID }iiI ISts, !, asbicii they ara
nov prepared 20 oxhibit, In their indg nsnts
.tlie heat article; for Negro Clothibg eyersof-i
fored i'm this market
.Thcy alHo have % small lot Of superior
country iIAs Ms and IiA AR I'D S5ofs % superior
quality; North Carolina Or niolls,e md FFesh
pounded Rice.
August 80. ls4s. 1
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KER s III IICH 81
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Z lltfAiSlt ttssf5 ID. issiyfI:ySs E.'

EIfA1IL rs
ssss dsS me 81 t,si to- the ne d ss
superior aftsle in supe rtine Dtess and 4
sgbATSsa aBeas6rs i rock aud ClFes oat9 and
Sacks, plain and embro idered, shIpeteS
MeTipo Satin, 81 list I'D gass moore yAsfs,
plain nrs,d Inefe and otheY s
sgislad
;l1 se,sss & g s2ss 8. e s.,.d
e, Asfs M sss
pm 81 Y1Np r ~ 1u
5za ExcELIE8T AssoR TmEnT OF TIRE IoEEoHss q #
s;| INs ARTICLES SIS
White I'm ;. i, and. nen el,iiy,
Coiofad rnI1alti and liner, iD..
Iinan So Iarss IA sI{aao,nag
Blaels silk ma Ssatir Ssncks
selfadiistng do,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
The Message.

Upon our first page we give the commencement oi message but il is not the message. The delay in the organization of the House of Representatives and the rregslarity oi The mails have prevented US as yet from getting sight Of thatTe'y wonderful document. The correspondents, say that 1t has been in press for several days, awaiting inc organization Of Congress, we should not be surprised if in few days it should leak out and be circulated like one of the accompanying documents, The Posiothce Report. in advance Of its delivery to Congress. A soon as it reaches us we will lose no me in laying 1t before our readers.
 The message wbich we publish ou,sile, is the production of that Siiry compound of sarcasm, good sense and.reai good humcr the " Heroic Age. tis me of the best articles that has emanaed from the pen oi that ready and ingenious vii ter. He uses up the faults and fo:bles oi h9 anin istration in such lively strain of ridicuie ss 10 amuSe all men of all parties.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
California Mail Arrangement.

In January next semi monthly service will be put in operation between New York and Chagres, and steam packets viii leave the different ports. during the ensuing year, agreeably to the following schsd uls:
 New York the 18th and 2sth of each mouth i; Charleston and Savannah on the 18th and 3lst tor first of each month New Orleans the 18th and 3oth Havana .he 18th and 4th i; and Panama on the lst.
 They will leave Sau Francisco on the lst Of each month; Chsgres on the 18th and Ist of each mouti with privilege, if San Francisco nail Is received in time, to leave on the 18th instead of the ist.
 The entire postage for single letter net exceed ing half an ounce in weight will be i2I cents to Hatana, % cents to Ch4eres. 90 cents to Panama, to be paid in ali cases; and 40 cents to Monte r.y, San Francisco, Astoria, or any other point in California or oregon to be prepaid, left unpaid ali the option of the sender
 Newspapers and pamphlets, sea postage cents each, and inand postage 10 be added.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
rhe NIiIenye onesiion.

In another column will be found an article from the " ashlngton Union, upon this recently revived subject. The writer takes aplain legal view oG the subject and fixes upon Nc. Comptroller Whittlesey, the suspicion of having endeayored to demagogue the people with pIe,ended zeal for public eeoac- my. We have said before ihar though the law o con- siruetive mileage of Senators might be an injudieious regulation. yet the weigh, of authorities. the preee een,s of custom. the opinions ofwiser and abler men are in favor oi the lsw. I, is new featms in the government that an Auditor oi the Treasury can prop hioselfup in his chair oi ofee and refuse to comply with law of Congress, because he does not think it good one.
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AEknasas calsfsgnt....

=
 From sAe eztFucts ef lssssrs publl.h,d ,. ,A. . Dsmeerat. VI glssn tle following item, ~ -, geaee ss to the movements fIAs Isls Roeh hav,. h California. w
 pr' TsPPe. Dsvid noaglass, n. crea.e, E. and Galloway, [. A. Ceilers, AM wood,vsr. P...,... ,oa, Robins. Murphy. Baa Lowe, oa.v,,v K..,,. Ih'eaah aad two servants, Minro aad Kea,. v.,. al Saa FEanei~eo en the Ialh eG October.
 one exsraet ays Of San Fraacasco;
 This city is oas of the most business ..... VI ever Ia There are new four hundred vss..,. ot crews. Thcre are more tents than ha,ss. VI aae 'rames eovercd with eioth are sssn at arr. S'ep He trade is carried en hsFe bv eauce. .f goaa tastsnd et dollars. CletAinR ls low heva H.s. aso esgh' and paiF ef fine boots are westh q, ounce os geld. Ssnail Asasss, made hv coyrr,n- tFans ten by twelve feet with dome.,,c. rec, sa. S.a" a rer 'nsnth Tewa lots sell from SIC coo ia &4o.uou. Boarding is from SIT ,a Ss0 nsv - Clerks who have been here for soma ,lm. ,., s.. Siau to Sauo per month David Doarlass .s h.,s and has made fortuas since last Nav, Ha !, hiring hands as $9o0 per month to werk ln m. mtHes. Slaves are not permitted to waFk eTra,s - their owa account Doctor Tappe is hees s-rs. \. rates of rents surprises hIm, sad he says inc ..s are Wil cFazy, and that n two Years the ,owp ,,I " AavSAp0 tAto c0pkea hal l Incline Ia ,ka same opinion myself lf tho xoIa sAoala sire s., there will be awful smash here, foe ina :. - county wiii never support town ,hs, !. ,,.ss., with such rapidity as this ls M.ehan,e. .,s making tho mos. moaey here. Carpenters set fram SlO to 800 per day'' ~ ''S"' Another says " The streets arc narrow. Hou... are betng built in every direction. In fowy v..,. this will be larger place than New Orleans Wa- men are scaFes in this county aud t vea wI.h i. get your bresehes patched. button sewsd on ya., vest. or any other tie job done, they chavv. vo,, about forty prices If lot of sewing rirIs csas a. shipped out here they would al find nleufv ,f am, pieymeat and make fortune ia a short tis,. Gambling Is the principal business at ,his nlae. There are Hions of dollars worth of geld laid ou, on the gambling tables every night
 Politics are some here too. It wouIa ns,an;.h yoa to fnd in this great crowd Of rold.seeksrs ., maay patriots: There are foar or five candidate. Tor Governor, about the same number for Sena,ar. and as many more for Congress. They ali say ,h.y have eoms out for the good of Casfosnia; but reckon tt for the good of their packsss The mIl. age from taiss place to Washington city Is yery pretty little iteH., "CaeFd pussons'' are big Dee pie in these parts. This is great couasry. Wa. Tes are high. Mechanics get shoa, sl2 psr dav generally; but typos get oaiy sS0 per week. la the office ot the Ats California" there ass taur presses. Ban Lowe weat to work yesterday a, Si2 per day. We shal leave ia a few days les ...o mines."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
Congress.

The present session of Congress vas commenced es the sd inst Upt,the 18th ins, the House was not yet organized en secsuRt of the difficulty in eiecting the Speaker. The Free. soiiers have the balance of power; they csanot elect one of their eva men, and. t seems, arc determined not to give their votes to any other. Al the lnss accounts wls- rHaor was stl the iasori,e candidate of the whigs The democrats had dropped Cosp. of Georgia. and were concentrating upon PorrEs. Of Ohio. IL i. shameful that the whole business of the session should be thus delayed, and the public money wss- ted by an abuse of power on :hs part of pitrul squad of fourteen men, for no other ,easou tl,aa that they are welded fast to some peculiar fana.- cisau.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
A Nnmarans Ancss,rr.

Fowler, the phseaoiogist, In his work entitled hereditary desceni, gives to every man numerous ancestry. He says:
 Every human being on the face of the globe is compelled from demand in nature. to have two parents foar grand parents eight gfeai-grsnd-Par' enis, sixteen ancestors of the fourth generation back, thirty-iwo of the fifth. two hundred and hfy six of the eighth, thiuy-twe thousand seven hus' dred and sixty eight of the tifiecnth. almost oae million aad fifty thousand of the twsntiesb. and nearly one thousand eesenty-three million Of tho thiEtieth generation. The wnoie number of every onss ancestors for fifty generations amounts to tw' thousand ihSse hundred and sixty.two billiOS' seven hundred and forty mine tbousand nine baa' dred aud fourteen million. two haBdred and ieaF- teen thousand and forty-six t2;162. 749 .slo2i4,' 0tG) multitude verify. which no man can pa@- ber no iDiad conceive. The blood of this vast ho'i Is running n the veins of every living mortal, ana that reckoning back only fifty generations!
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The following resolutions we offered and lald on the ,ab'e.
 Resotred, That if on the next vote of the House tor Speaker, no individual shail receive majority ot all the cast, the individual receiving pu- raliiy of votes shall be Speaker of the House of Representatives for the present session, and be So declared by ihe clerk.
 Resotrea, That after the House shall have again voted Tor Speaker f there shali be no choice. the House shaI proceed, by a vote of the majority, to select for Speaker of the four candidates having the greatest number oi votes upon the last preee- ding trial; and if there shall still be no choice then the House shall. by vote seeIeei for Speaker of the two persons having the greatest number of votes on the last trial.
 Dee. 6tA-The following motion made by Mr. MeCLENSAND, and after some debate, laid on the table,
 Rssoieed, That ihe rules osthe House Of Repre- seniatives, they existed at tbs close of hs last session. be adopted, far they are applicable for the gove inneht of this House, untii otherwise o. dered.
 Resotred further. That LINN BoYp; ofkeatncky, be- aud he is hereby, appoiated and requested 10 act as Chairman oi ihls House, with power to pre- serve the order thereof cenfoFmable to The raies until Speaker shall have been elected
 BaIoting for Speaker resumed.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
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'usl ss our paper wss going to press. we received mail. bringing news from Washington up to the 18th inst. There had been To election Of Speaker. WINTHROP had been withdrawn and MoREHEAp of Ky, and BRowS Or lmiiana. tiled but without sue cess, they were again withdrawn. There was a great deal oF> excitement iL the House, and sharp words had passel between some of the members during the discussion of several propositions for or- ganiza'ion. On the Sls, baiiO, WINTHROP had s7 vofes. BoyD, s7. PoTIEa. F. WHITE, Is. and MoREBEAD H.
 The Senate was ia Executive session. and had received executive communications from the Presi- dent.