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THE BEST AND GsaCaPy.Ar'
Horse Medicine in the World.

Sioaa's Ointment and Condition Powalcr.
Have earned great name.
NOR purity, miidness, safety, certain
~, and ihoroughness, S.oans ONT
men, exccls, and 10 rapidly superscding al
other Ointmcnts aud Linimcnts Tor tho
cure Of the following Diseases
Fresh Wounds, CALLS VI all kinds, Sprains,
Bruises, Cracked IIcels, Ringhonc, Wind.
Calls, Poll Evil, Calius, Spasins, s~ce-
ny, Fis,u!a, Sirnins, Lan,cness, Sand
Cracks, Fo,ndcred Feet, Scratch
es, or Grease, Mango and
Horn Dis,cnpcr.
The Powder will remove all inflanrps.
ton and fever, purify Tia. b!out, ir.son the
skin, cleanse the water, aud Strengthen es-
cry part Of tho body, md Inns proved sove-
reign remedy for the following ,liseases:
Dislcn'pcr, llidc-bound, Loss ol Appetite,
Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Inilam-
nation oi tho Eyes. Fatigue from
Hard exercise; also
RiIcumatlsn,,
Commonly called Stiff Cnmplain,,) whicl,
proves fatal TO many valuable horses ia this
country.
|, is also safe and certain remedy Tor
Cough, mud CoIds, which generate so1ua
nv fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 10 Lake ST.. Chicago, III.
w. b. SLOAN,
And sold in nearly every town in all
the Western States.
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Burnt 10 l'ini,rr,

w SLoAS:-Dcar Sir: Justice demand. that
| should return 10 you my unieigned thanks Tor
your UNPARALLELED OINTMENT. Three weeks arc
INV daughters clothes caught ire aud before tie
flames could DE cxiinguisied, they wrIc all barts
to cindeTs, the child was 80 badly burned :hat
death seemed inevitable IN less than twenty orr
hours Your Oafmrni was frrogltr ana,ea ..l
used with success-ii gave perfect lei,i. u -
needless TO add that the child IL now well aai
about her business. The .nriie,ac il an aud Dtorr
than il is recommended 10 be. Every family aud
person should have II in their possession.
ieeI indebted 10 you Tor ny chil,.'s life anil
anything that can do for ynn or your medicine,
am ready and willing 10 perform.
Your humble servant.
JOHN II CIR sNF.
Flint Creek, Lake co., H., Feb. sB, 1919
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nY virtue Of an Execution IL mo direct.
- ed, issued out OF the Clerks Office Of the
District Court in and for tho county Of Scott and
State Of Iowa, in favor Of A. M. Campbell and
against David COLON, dated August eth. 1919.
have levied upon all the right, title and inter-
est Of the said David COLON in and o the fol-
lowing described property wit, i.o, No. three
l3l in Section three ; township 20, north 81
range s east: also acres OF Land from the East
side Of N. w. Or. Of said section No. 3, contain
ing 80 5-lOO acres, and shall offer the sane for
sale NJ public outcry on the 29M day Of September
merit, on the premises near 10 Claire, between
the hours OF 10 and O'Clock Of said day, to sat
isiy said Execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
II. LEONARD, Shit s. C.
By A. II. DAvExroxr, Depty.
August I'D. l849 5O-3w
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IOWA COLLEGE.
HYHE 9nd wear of the Prepare

ME Sn0 wear OF the Trepara-
- tory Department Of Iowa College, will
commence on the FSra 7hursday l4,hl Of Oeio-
Der merit There will be during the year three
terms Of thirteen weeks each, commencing on
October 9TH, January 10Th, and April nth.
The following Text Books are used in the In
Enghsh, Colburn's Insellectusl Arithmetic,
Davies Arithmetic, Wells Grammar, Morse's
Geography, Olms,ead's Philosophy, Days Alge-
bra, Davies Legcndve's Geometry.
Lafin, Yields Latin Lessons, Andrews and
Stoddard's Latin Grammar, Anthon's Cesar,
Anthon's Sallust, Coopsr's Virgil, Anthems
Greek, Kuhncr's Greek Grammar, Owens
Anabasis, Greek Testament, Donncgsn's Lexi-
con.
Arrangements have been made by which the
Students can obtain the above books, and also
Stationary, at rates below the usual retail prices
Tuition is $500 per term. Board can be OBJ
tanned in private families II from 81 so to $500
per week.
A Greek class will be formed At tho opening
Of the neat term and .: the commencement Of
another year class will DO prepared to enter
upon the regular College studies.
The Trustees have erected neat building Of
brick for the use Of the Institution, which over
looks the towns Of Davenport, Moline, and Rock
Island, and commands . beautiful view OF the
Mississippi for several miles both up and down
the river. They have secured q well selected
Philosophical Apparatus, sufficient TO illustrate
the most important principles in Natural Philos-
ophy, &c.
The Institution will continue under the care
Of Rev. f. RIPLEY, Professor Of A ncient Langua-
ges, who has during the past year well sustain
ed the reputation n scholar and a teacher with
which he came TO the State. Other teachers
will be appointed when needed. In bringing
this Institution again to the notice Of the public,
the Trustees do not hesitate to express their full
confidence that the facilities which il affords for
laying the foundation oil u liberal education are
not surpassed in Iowa, and also assure its patrons
that they shall spare neither pains nor expense
to enable i. to meet their highest expectations.
J. A. REED,
A. B. ROBBINS,
E. ADAMS, En-. Com,
J. McMANrS,
G. ATKINSON.
Davenport, Angus, Odd, 1880
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FAMILY OyHTgs.:yT'.

SLoAN'S OINTMENT i nav un.vcr-
- sally acknowledged 10 be an inta,iihie r,s,.
cdy. IN every case Is here i, has brcn fat. .y NM
Piled IN The human system, Tor promoting !n-e6-
s'ble Precipitation, drawing Out the Inflammation
from a wound, relieving pain OF ever ...tl, md
IN ITS healing qualities the orll does col pto-
dnce its equal and the pub! pronnuncr il the
cheapest and best Family Ointment that has ever
been used. All disease al The iesh obstinate
Ulcers, Old Sores, chliblains, sore Iy,ii,. uin.,
cuts, cntaneous eruption, sore s rp'as. 10.
breasts, Diseases Of the Eye, 'aue W M...,
side, back and the other parts q IT, > s,ra.
foils, Ulcers, Scald Head. Ernis., 4.si wuan.,,
aud every kind Of sore con.aii tisr H.. a..-
'icle OF inflammation, are permanently cured ~
Tins gre 4 remedy. w. y LOAN.
Grand Depot, ~ Lake 81, th.cagu, III.
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IT, sse Wee* t5su18 2 tUs0'J
ARRIVALS. DEPARTURES.
Aug. II CLERMoSr No. 2, Litileton Davenport
TINE AND TIDE, Gould Dubuque
10 DR. FRANKLIN, No 2, Monfort ST Louis
WISCONSIN,, Griffith do
ARCHER, Briefly Davenport
20 Bon AccoRp, Bcrsic Dubuque
q TINE AND TIDE, Gould ST Louis
OswEeo, Battclle Davcnport
CLEEMoNr No2 Litt!eton Davenport
DR FRANKLIN, Lodwick St Peters
% Box Accom-, Bersie ST Louis
II. MARY No. 2, Atchison St Peters
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j. NAINE'S
ILLINOIS HARVESTERS.

PATENTED nARcu 21Tn, tU1c.
0llE above superior Machine can he
- seen At the MOLINE FOUNDRY, and orders for
three Of them only can be filled this season.
Terms 5000, half cash, balance in q and IL
months with good security. Farmers are invited
to call and examine the Machine.
FERGUS & DUFORD.
Moline, Ill.,. June 9Ist, l8I9. 40-tf
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.

G,rAll the Medicines advertised by W i
Sloan are sold hy 4 Sanders, Davenport, lava
VIM A & \ Nuise'., Malnc, Ill r, aul Sm t
Norris, Rock Island, and ~ N,rchau,s, n,ns
s'sts, &c, IN nearly every icwn IN all The v
tern States.
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NOTICE.

Tie Davenport and Rock Island Horticultural
Society will hold its Fourth Exhibition At the
Court House in Rock Island on Thursday next,
23d inst, commencing 1t 4 O'Clock P. M.
A. SANDERS, Sec'y.
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MARRIED..

At New Albany, ILL.,, August 18th, BY the
Rev. JSo. SLocux, Mr.. w. D. SMITH, Of Dav-
export, to Miss ALMIRA HUCENER, Of the
former place.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-23

DrG c vaughns Great American Remedy, the
Vegetable Li,hontriptc Mixture, 10 now making
great sales. The dealers say it has nstonished
them, in no case 10 taken without good effect
following and cures IN oil kinds Of disease marks
ito administration. We advise oil interested to
call upon the Agents in the paper and ask for
pamphlet.-[ Exchange paper.
A SANDERS, Davenport, H..
w T MONKS, Rock Liand, ''s'"'''
JB FARNAM, Travelling Agent
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u
HE Fall Term Of tins Institution will
- commence under the tuition of Mr.. g. Mrs.
PRESCOTT an MONDAY, SErT. 3D.
Having, after much labor, erected . house
with two spacious School Rooms well seated and
ventilated, we feel authorized in soliciting a
large share of public patronage.
The Male and Female Departments will be
separate but arranged rs mutually TO facilitate
the progress OF our Pupils.
In point Of mental aud moral improvement we
hope to make our School oil that Parents and
Guardians may desire.
Having devoted ourselves TO tho cause wc So
licit their cooperation.
A short time will be devoted daily 10 Vocal
Music in the Female Department.
Terms,
Common English Branches, $3.50
Higher . together with
Latin and Greek, 800
Primary Branches in Female Department, 200
A. PRESCOTT, Principal.
August gid, 1919. 5O-2w
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Testimony from Calcua.

CALExA, April I, laA0.
Fellow citizcns:- have used Slosn's ONT
mens and found Il 10 DO tho best article that
have ever used for injuries in horses and for o
Family Ointment.
GEORGE RTSEDORPH.
See Agents names 1t the head ofSloan's Col
unn. For further particulars and testimonials,
get Pamphlets Of agents.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
8 my wife. CArmARlNG EARHARr has
- lefomy bed and board without JUS, cause
or provoc ton, this notice 10 10 forewarn all per-
sons from harboring or trusting her on my &c
count, - will pay no debts Of her contracting.
JOHN EARHART
Davenport, Aug't. 23d, l849. 50-lt
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On the 10Th June last, in the Indian Terrific
~ beyond the Missouri river, while en-routs for
California, Mr.. JOHN RIGGS, Of Clinton coun-
~, Town, aged 81 years.
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ST. LOUIS, August 18th, I849.
Flour, ~, % 4, so. WnEAr, so q 75c. Corn,
none. OATS, % a6c. FLAxsEEp, Csc. FEAru.
ERs, 30 32c. ID. Wool, 10 to CSC. per h. ST.
GAR, sac. COFFEE, "A q &c. MoLAssrs, N. O.,
"a Csc, s. H., % Bic.
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CO NJ M T. RCIAL.
Corrected sreekiy BY C. s. Hhisier.l
DAVENPORT, zhursday, August %, l849.

PRoDCcE. pRovIsroNs
FLOUR, bill. $50 a 4, OO( Pork heavy. 200
WHEAT, win blu. SO sd HANS, Id. ~ a s
- Up. - % n5OSnouLDRRs,, -3Aa4
CohN IN ear, - ~ ~ SIDES, -4a4A
>, shell'd >, 2OlLAED, sac
>, meal ), e5a 30lBrrrER, 10
FLAxsEEp, ;, SO 62llfIoSEY, 10
TiM.SEgp, l,OOa I,25lcnEEsE, 6ai2
OARS, :, 2OcncKENs. do3 75al 90
BARLEY, ., 35IEees, =. 6
Hay, ton 3,OOa 4, OOlPorAToEs, bu. 30
Woop, cord 100 a 9,5OIBEASs. VIII, so
Coal, blu. TO- l2ISALr, KAN. 62i a Is
BEEswAx,lb. lG :, Liv. :, rs
HIDES, grecn,lb. 90 APrLEs, dri. blu. l,95
>, dry, >, 5AIPEAcHEs, ;, l,75a 90
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ADMINISTRATORS SALES,

AOM1N1SE1GAIO SALkSSs
ILL be sold on SATURDAY, 25th inst,
- at Ohio House, the personal property be-
longing 10 the Estate Of SAM'L. SLoPER, Scn'r.,
deceased, consisting Of young Bay Horse 4 or
5 yea' old, Brown Mare years, a Two Horse
wagon, two horse Sleds, Iron Shod, pair Of light
wagon shafts. Saddle, shot gun. double harness,
Tanning Mill, with other articles useful to .
Farmer or Housckeepcr.
--.4LSO.--
The personal property belonging 20 the Estate
Of VIZ. KELLY, deceased, consisting Of . BRASS
Clock. Rifle, Cherry Table, Bed and Bedding,
wearing apparel, Grain Cradle and Scythes,
Axes. and great variety Of Forming and House
hold Utensils.
n-Sal. 10 commence between the hours Of
l2 and 2 O'Clock. Terms made known on day
Of sale.
WIN. GRAY. Administrator.
Davenport, August 10th, i849.
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" virtue Of an execution 10 me direct
- ed issued out Of the Clerks Office Of the
District Court, in and for the county Of Scott and
State Of Iowa, in favor oil George l.athrop and
against John Waterhouse, Dennis Barnes, Rich
ard Waierhouse and Isaac Watcrhouse, dated on
the Goth day Of June, 1919. have levied upon
oil the right, title and interest Of John Water
house, Dennis Barnes, Richard Wa,erhouse and
lsaac Wsterhouse, in and 10 the following des-
cribcd real estate to-wit: The north half Vi the
west hall Of the north west quarter Of section
twenty, tow nship seventy-nine [79l range five
81 east; also the following Describes personal
property, to-wit: on. bay mare years old, one
hay mare Q years old and one gray ycarling colt,
taken as the property OF John Waterhouse, Dem
mis- Barnes, Richard Uaierhousc and Isaac Wa-
terhousc, and shall offer the same Tor sale At pub
lie ouicry on Saturday The l5h daav ofSeptember
next, nj the resdencc OF John Uatcrhouse in
said county, between the hours OF one and four
o'clock OF said day 10 satisfy said execution and
costs that may accrue thereon.
II. LEONARD, Shift Scott co.
August 10th, 1919. 49-3w
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Cannot be said in favor Of c!oan's Horse Ned
icines. Our neiehbors, friends and acquainian.
ces who have used them, testify their appreciation
in no ordinary terms and recommed them with
confidence. Cures, almost mirac uions have been
effected by this medicine. Every disease which
the horse Is heir to- is cured, permanently, by
the use Of Sioan's Medicines. Thy THEM
and test Tor yourself their efficacy
IN. Organ, .sicy 5ta, 1919
VIM SPREAD CELEBRITY ssaoan's CahIsnn.,
Attention is directed 10 Sloan's notices IN this
weeks issue. His medicines are obtaining ;
widespread celebrity and deserve trial.
Green Bay .4droeate, His, .9prii 70, l9l0e
June 2ist, ie40.
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JAnss rEnsus.
y. >. surosD.
JAM.s YRneUs. n. Z. suroRp
FERGUS e. BUFORD'S
FOUNDRY
TAoZ5NH 81 0Ps
AOLlNB, ROCK ISLAND COUNTY, ILLINOIS

AUR establishment has been greatly en-
~ Iarged during the past season, and we have
now % great . number Of Patterns that we are
prepared TO execute, with promptness, orders Tor
A1i1l Gearing, Steamboat work,
Horse Powers, Threading MA.
chimes, Job work, &C.
We hsyc executed the work and have on hand
oil the .terns, Of the Mill Gearing OF the spen-
did new riills in Bloomington ard Dubuque, To-
wa; Moline and Como, Illinois. We can also
furnish
Parkers Percussion and Reaction Water.
Wheels,
and cell tho Patent Right. Also, the Rosr and
other Uater Wheeis We IRE prepared 10 make
STE a n EN- q IN Els,
to order. Also, Lock woods Patent Horse Pow
or, Rich's Patent Reaction Water Wheels, Turn
ing Lathcs, Blacksmith's Patent Hand Drills,
Colvcr's Churn Irons.
We are also Agents for McCormick's Reaper;
Es,erly's Premium Harvester; Haine's Patent
Harvester; Whemplc's Thrcshing Machine aud
Separator.
Orders for work NAV be left at the Foundry,
in Moline, or ut N. Il. BuroRD's Sligo Iron Store,
Rock island, which will be promptly attended
TO. All our work, when required, will DC deliv-
cred q, Rock island, and shipped on steamboats,
free Of charge.
FERGUS & BuFORD.
Moline, Illinois, June 2lst, l849. 4i-tf
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DasUais AND MEDICINES.
FOH SALE,

~ DOZ. Fur, Cloth, Plush, end Vel
~ vet caps, for sale cheap st
dec. 81, lS4S. G. S. WHIST. Frs.
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On Ills Hands and Enecs.

Flint Creek, Lake co., H., Feb. u, 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

The despatch of which srs has been SO much said came
by the diligence route and contained only the accusation Oh
that good lawyer and nteered in the affair only on
count of the respect to the representatives Oh "
nation When Tehuacan was surprised by the Americans
with the view of capturing was forced to wahuel
the country with my poor family almost up 70 tne
of my embarkation 1t for this reason reserved te
information for time of TRANQUILITY anu 'a oo's
I'll 80 Tho documents relating to it, as was natural
wished to send you the information by this packet but
was impossible Such the cunning of Gambia that 1t
has been necessary write history By the next packet
then YOU shall it. together with the celebrated dispatch
You at liberty to publish what may and have written
in defence of justice and my honor.
ANTONIO LOPEZ SANTA ANNA.
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a
We published yesterday in an extra, in advance
of every one else the Inaugural Address delivered
by General Taylor in Washington on Monday at 2
O'Clock. Had not an interruption occurred in the
communication between this city and Baton Rouge,
the same address would have appeared in our regu-
lar edition of Yesterday morning. When the DIS
lance. the length of the document, the number OF
times which it had to be copied at the different sta
TONS and the evident accuracy OF the report, are
taken into consideration, the transmission of it in
so short time may justly be regarded as great
triumph of the telegraph; and the Peoples Line,
as O'Reily delights to call it, has begun seriously
its business in this city, with show of efficiency
which promises the best guaranty against the tele-
graphic abuses of which we have had so frequent
occasion to complain while the business was mo-
nopolized by the other line. The competition viii
serve to keep the one up to its work. and tend TO
improve the other, if it be not past Improvement
There will, we trust, be strong rivalry between
the two, feeling confident that both will derive
profit, and the public many advantages from it.
OF the address itself, we have very little to say.
1t is BRIEF and its brevity is certainly, in this age
of long-winded nothings great merit. 1t is plain
and unassuming in its style, and partakes so much
of the character of previous expressions of feeling
or opinion, and particularly of the first Allison
letter, that it may be regarded nothing more nor
less than was generally expected. The Wings may
discover in it firm adherence to Wing principles.
and the Democrats base upon it hopes of great
moderation in carrying them into effect. With
these speculations, as they amount to nothing, we
do not choose to meddle we satisfied to leave
the field of conjecture to those who delight TO
wild through its barrens, and shall patiently wait
the growth and development of substantial facts.
trusting that they may prove both hardy and whole
some when they appear.
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent
Congressional --- w alker's Proposition Adopted.
CALIFORNIA BILL PASSED.


Congressional ass Walkers Proposition Adopted
CALIFORNIA BILL PASSED.
N, Y. Markets - Weather-Health of Gen. Taylor!
BALTIMORE, March l, 1S49.-ln Congress Mr..
Walkers proposition has been concurred in. The
California bill has been passed by the Senate.
The House has adopted Truman Smiths amend
ment to the bill carrying into effect the 18th article
of the Mexican treaty. With this amendment the
bill finally passed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, March 3d.-Last evening lat New
York; cotton was very firm, the sales amounting
10000 bales. Other articles are unchanged. New
Loan 13.
1t is showing at Philadelphia and New York,
and raining at Baltimore.
There was no business Of Importance transacted
in Congress to-day.
Washington is crowded with an immense con-
course of strangers.
Gen. Taylor is perfectly healthy.
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CoLLIsIoN.-The steamboats, Montgomery and
Jas. Hewitt came into collision on Saturday night
some forty or fifty miles above Mobile. They were
racing at the time, it is said. The Montgomery
was considerably injured in her upper works
Some twenty passengers on the Montgomery, (says
the Tribune publish card in which the blame is
cast upon the Hewitt,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

OLYMPIC CIRcUs.-The admirers of q noble
horsemanship'' will be glad to learn that the fine
equestrian, Levi North is re-engaged, and will ap-
pear this evening in of his principal acts. The
celebrated horse Tammany will likewise execute
variety of fashionable Dances and as a bait for
those who admire Negro minsresy, the celebrated
band of "Sable Harmonists'' will delight the ears
and astonish the eyes of the audience with their
melodies and break downs
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Consignment of Irish Linens.
Ord cred to be Sold Without serve.
M R. HAGGERTY & BRO So CANAL Sire

Ord cred TO be ) old With out Reserve.
M. R. HAGGERTY BRO, SO CdN8L Street.
WE have Just received on consignment an invoice of
w LINEN GOODS, of Irish manufacture which we
ordered to sell forthwith and without reserve consisting
0f4 shifting Linens round thread bleach and soft
finish 9S Plow.case and "a "a. 1914 ia IL and 134
Linen Sheeting Platllas Brtannas. Linen Lawns and
Linen Cambrics ga. "A "a "a and 104 Damasks "a,
104 IL and 10 Damask Cloths Da ask Napkins Linen
Table Sets and Linen NAPKINS Huckab1ck and Brseye
Diapers Plain and PLAID Linen Lustres for Ladies' travel
ing dresses
We would respectfully suggest to Ladies wishing to pur-
chase OF the above articles to examine stock they
will feel surprised their emely low prices
for sale are peremptoy and without reservation limit
to The opportunity which should
be lost The goods warranted in respect manu-
featured entirely OF fax and without the least admxturs
cotton
Our Spring stock of FRENCH FANCY GOODS, to-
gehef with general stock OF Staple Goods
plete and well worthy the attention of purchaser. The
goods have been selected with much and offered
less than usual moderate prices.
MARSEiLLES WESTINGHOUSE case Just received will
be sold very low. M. r. HAGGERTY s. BRO,
mh7 81 No. So Canal street.
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Important Articles on lst and Sd pages

GOVERNMENT OF CALIFoRNIA.-By the tele
graphic dispatch which we publish this morning il
will be seen that the Senate passed the amendment
of Mr.. Walker to the Appropriation Bill, which
amendment provides for the appointment of tenn
porary magistrates for California bv the President
in the same manner as such officers were ap
pointed for Louisiona Immediately after its pur
chase. Should this amendment have been con-
Cured in by the House of Representatives, there
will be some government for California before the
next regular session of Congress. But if that body
in its wisdom should reject the amendment alto
gether or attach the Wilmot Proviso to it, Calfor
mia will have to depend upon the military rule of
Gen. Smith or upon itself, for there can hardly be
doubt that, even should the Senate concur, Pres-
dent Polk would veto the bill. In the latter case
there would be no means of carrying on the gov
ernment and an extra session would become ne.
cessity. In day or two we shall know all about
it; or perhaps, before paper goes to press
the telegraph may announce the result.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-08

The RIVERA personal inspection yesterday
of the entire line of levee, as far up as Hoeyve,
satisfied us, that there are no accumulated grounds
of apprehenson.-Bu Bulletin Of yesterday.
Our contemporary must be levying on his jesting
propensities OF course the more the grounds accr-
mulate, the less apprehension there will be. 1t is
only from accumulated sOaters that danger flows at
present