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DENTISTRY, &c.

ms pp.plPEN TAL NOTICE.
| lnS. fEAhsON and ANFOJIX inform THAR n,,;s,,.
that they can be consulted daily at m ss Palehs
P !sm 0n,ee ,dom A. M to P. M. Dr. 49,
ipa1eaaieS ~ .Y,; are loo well known and
particularly worthy the attentan Of those reoups an c
heir PRICES are graded to suit the Of
~. pince at their residence, B.4KOJVE street near
e- eoee. app If
- F SMITH DENTAL TAI NOTICE.
- - friends and the public that he has IN
e NV ie' III anu a does not intend to leave the
G ag & at 1.-THE the Corner Of Lafayette Square Y
49, ~ Sn41ees se,eet. mf.s4 If
pr. MENs1NG, Dental surgeon. (
III AvNG returned to the city Of New Orleans from hi,
tGuI IN me North and East prepared AiEEssss5
- Ps.I1lm all 0peTa ions appertaining to the
he mode dea aI 4, ,h
.Ionege OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore Nd His mice
Vi operations are In proportion to suit the times sl III
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
A. LESS THAN ONE MINUTE by DR. bfENSiNC,S
IOOIH-4CHE ELIXIR, or no charge 4 g Ofties
no 50 barnnne street, 9Th door above Common a. -N
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
NY person wishing to purchase GOLD ROCKERS,
"A such recommended in this paper apply at No 20
TCHOUPITOULAs street or at No.s03 CARoFDKLkT. fy20
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DENTAL NOTICE,
WATCHES-JEWELRY.

y. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDte
EMS, FANCY ARTlCI .ES, and WATCHES REs
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WHITE LEAD

80 WHITE LEAD
Ok TONS Pure Atlantic White Lead. in packages Of IS
s)eD lbs 50 lbs 100 lbs and so lbs in store The
I0nty OF this Lead other manufactures universally
conceded. For sale law by
Fam. LOCKE, s and 3 Front Levee,
mylQ Between Cnst0mh0use and Biepvie sts
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY-suNDAYs ExcErTrD-
By A. n. HAYES & 90.
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So
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
WHOLESALE pureha to call and examine my very
w large stock of HATS and CAPS in store and s1gs,
- constantly receiving by every arrival from New
Y0rk, direct from my mandatory in New "a
ark N. J. lean sell cheaper than any other house In
~ the city, and there cannot be found in New Orleans
better Of those articles have present in store
800 dozen of black white and pearl BIJENA VISIT AS of
fur and wool. JOHN DURBRIDGE.
fyl2 % CusomhOuse st. M STAIN
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TO BLCCK-MAKERS & SHIP-CHANDLERS.
pATENf Roller Bushed Shelves, 3to IL inches
L Do. Roller Bushnes, for SLEEVES
Do. Iron Strapped Blocks, ali sizes f--l
For sale low by SAM. LOCKE, rnd 8 Front Ievee
mvi0 Between CustOmhonse and Bieuv lie sfs
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81 CANAL STREET. Third Door from Camp siress,
WATCHES, JEWELRY and f' FASC1 fey u
Hol Gold and Silver Wafches with E2
Hunting Gases, Of M. l. Tobias. - ~
Wstchs; rich Jewslry Of ths latest styles eompng fine
od watch Chalp. Keys and ssals Ladies Bncslets
&C. Ai.o great vsris,y Of FANCY GOODS, Seci.d 81
Expectations consisting of Work Boxes Dressng Cases fine
sans Reticuies, Scissors fine assortment OF SILVER
WARE, pure coin and other fancy articles.
All the above articles will be sold the moderate
satas. iaI6 am
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12
I'm. JArKsoN's Cam nv

GEN. JAcKsoN's GoLD Box.-A se~
ries ofresolutions were passed by tho
New York Alderman on the 10th to
secure the appointment of a select
committee from each board TO ascer.
tain what native of that city is found,
worthy Of having the gold box be-
queatbcd by Generalization in his
win, among his other saluables. This
gold box Gen. jackson bequeathed 10
him who, in the event Of war, should
" the peace succeeding be adiudged
by his fellow-citizens to have been
most valiantin defence ofhis country
The box was presented by the corpor.
alton Of the city New York to the
General, and the award has reference
to New York alone.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

WEEKLY MAIL TO MEspHn.-We are
pleased to lealn that Mr.. JOHN FRANKLIN
Of this vicinity, has received the contract
at the recent lettings, for carrying tho mail
weekly, from this place TO Memphis. The
service IS to be performed on horseback,
and will commence on the LIST Of July next.
This will give us one more mail, by a
shorter route TO Memphis, and we trust the
schedule Of arrivals and departures will be
so arranged that our town will receive four
mails week, on different days, instead Of
three, as under the present arrangement.
Our friend FrankliR once thought Of rum
ming q hack to Memphis, for the purpose of
carrying tho mail and passengers and we
are not aware thst he has changed his de-
termination. Such an arrangement would
doubtless, be profitable TO him, and highly |
convenient and desirable to the citizens Of
Oxford.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

GAN ARMY WITH MANY BANNERS. ~
II seems that the enthusiasm for General
QUITMAN has taken hold of the masses in
every part Of The State, North, South, East
and West. AT the present writing, he has
received nomination for Governor by
primary assemblies of the democracy in a.
bout twenty counties. Among the num-
Der are the following:
TishomingO, PontOtOc, Lafayette, Yalla-
busha, Tallahathie, Monroe, Chckasaw,
Lowndes, ChOctaw, Octibbeha, Clark, Jas
per, Yazoo, Wilkinson, Lawrence, Noxu-
bee, Ilawamba, and Atlala. And yet there
is man in Monroe county calling himself
"Cdius Marcus" who sees proper to as
sail the Generals democracy! Out upon
such presumption!
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

ACcEssIaNs TO THE UMvERsITY,-WC
learn from one of the Professors, that sew
eraI new students, principally, VIC believe
from South Mississippi, have matricuated
at the University. II is gratifying 10 see
this Institution inspiring confidence every
where In the courseof the Summer large
occessiOns are expected, when provision
will be made for one, perhaps tlco, new
Chairs. Nothing bu. the most narrOiO and
iaiolsrGnt sectdridnism can prevent its sue
cess.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

A SERvANT.--We sometimes amuse
OURSELVES says the Pennsylvania En-.
quirer, BY looking over lie advertise.
ments in the London papovs Many
Of them are curious enough. The
following, for example, Il from late
number Of The London Times. The
writer, at least, has a very good opin,
ion Of his own qualifications:
Do you want a servant Neces.
sily prompts the nnesiio6. The nd.
vertiser offers his services to any lady,
gentleman, company, OF Others in
want Of truly faithful, confidential
servant in any capacity not mental,
where practical knowledge Of hu.
man nature in various parts OF tie
world would be available. Could IN.
dertale any affair Of small or great
importance, where talent, inviolahle
secrecy, or good address would be
Has moved ia the bet
and worst societies without being con-
dominated by either; has never been
a servant; begs 20 recommend him
self as one who knows bis place; i
moral, temperate, middle aged; M
objection 70 any part Of the world.
Could advise any capitalist wishing
70 increase Ais Income; and have the
control Of his money. Could act as
secfetaty OF valet to any lady or gem
Ileman. Gould give advice or hold
biz tongue. sing, dance. play, fence,
box, preach a sermon, or do anything,
rom The carling Of a peruke to tie
iiorming Of a citadel, but never 70 ex-
,ol his master
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12
TEMPERANCE CHARTER ANNunLED.-We

TEMPERANCE CHARTER ANNuILED. I'VE
regret TO learn that it is the intention o.
the Grand Division Of this State to- annul
and recall the Charter granter 10 Universi-
ty Division Of the Sons Of Temperance
The ground upon which the Chartet is to
be annulled is that all officers are required
to be twenty one years Of age, and it is i'm.
possible to officer the Division in compli-
ance with this requirement. II is under
stood that all, or at least large majority
of the members Of University Division, in
tend to connect themselves with their Tenn
perance friends of Oxford.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

wings Eor support. Yet. the "sIOnrOe Dem
ocraln would have the world believe thai
all creation is agiiated At the mere mon
ton Of lis candidates. name. We Know
that Gen. Davis is amau Of some parts
but he will ind il an uphill business TO gel
70 Congress as democrat, while he es-
chews and rcPudiaies all the time-honored
asages Ofthe party. We regret o see him
IA this position, particularly, when, with
ordinary prudence and little patience he
might have become the honored leader Of
The demOcracyol The % Congressional Dis.
trict.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12
The meeting At waterford, 10 lhe suml

The meeting al Waterford, 10 the same
county, thus announc ed its preference:
RcsolDed, That we recognize in our fol.
low-citzen, Roger Barton, Esq, a tried
and valiant champion Of the great Demo-
cratic Republican cause, and recommend
him to the Democracy Of this COMPRESSION
al District, as one whose claims are, as
we believe, universally recognized, and
whose peculiar powers are particularly
needed at this time. We will, therefore,
hail bis nomination by the District Con-
seniion for Congressional Representative
from this District, with sincere pleasure.
Both oeclnred Cor Quitmsn for Governor.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

DEcLINED.-Judge sHRKEy, ia the last
"SOaktrOn," declines 10 run for Governor,
2referring as he says, 10 remain on the SUI
Prcme bench. We wonder ifthe strong popu-
lar current for Gen. QuIrMAN had anything
TODD, in bringing the Judge to his wise con-
clusion2 The wings are now without the
hope of a candidate for Chief Magistrate Of
Mississippi.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

A MARTYR ALIVE AND KICKING. Col
Richard Edward, of Natchez, (who, twill
be remembered, was turned out of th'
post Office at Nalchez. because he obtaine,
certificates to prove that Gen. Taylor wal
an owner Of slaves,) has purchased the
''Free Trader Office. The Editorial de.
partment viii still be under tho contro
of Mr.. Tebo. In his address on assum-
ing his new duties, Major Hward re.
marks:
"In conclusion beg leave TO state that
since my connection with the Post Office
in this city, and from which have Just
been rudely thrust by Gen. Taylor, |
have been much abused and misfepre-
scented by men from whom ! expected
more honorable treatment It is not true
that I forwarded to the aboitionists OF
Ohio copy of the title deeds Of Gen.
Taylor, 10 his plantation and negroes in
Jefferson county, Ills true that [ rode
to Fayette, aud when there obtained the
deed, but did not 60 there for that pur.
pose, nor did get il on my own account.
I obtained it for a citizen of Naichcz with
out knowing what use he intended 10 make
of il. procured the deed TO oblige a
friend, aud not TO iDjure the South ia any
way whatsoever, and those who charge
that did get il for that purpose, have
me. Nor is ii true that |
was an oflice-holder at the time. Gen. |
Taylor and his friends have no ground
for offence, as far as / am concerned
nor have they right TO persecule, Islander
ard victimize me for what ! done as a
private citizen. The Wing editors have
called it "Treason TO the Soulh,n and
Ialked so much like true Souiherners and
honest men that they succeeded IN per-
'uading a great many well-meaning and
rood natured men TO take their vile sian.
lers at gospel prices. Wing editors are
It liberty 10 abuse me as much as they
leem aerviceable 20 the men they have
into power and who have un-
tremendously, and with haste that does
hem no hOnor and me no injury, smugpled
ne out ofohice. And make this explaha-
ion lot VIC purpose q ietuug inc people
now tho whole truth and what reliance
an be placed upon those unscrupulous
inaves who have found their way to a posi- /
ion in society which they DO not appre,
late and where lack Of honesty and good
reedinQ disgraces the party TO which they :
ave TIE honor to belong. / have done
ny duty TO my adopted country, as a pri- ;
ate citizen. 1 done my duty az an Office
older, and have been turned our without
cause or the shadow Of one, the say~so Of
Wig editors TO the contrary notwitb-
landing. 1f Gen. Taylor is satisfied. ]
MI am now beyond the reach of bic
and while be keeps 4 in motion s
viii be revenge enough ior ne 10 bold {
D his violated pledgess 10 en- siadialaat
sople. RICHARD ELaVARD.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

MANUFACTURES IN MIssIsslPrI.-A
meeting is soon to be held in jackson
fer the purposeof taking definite steps
towards the erection of cotton mans
ufactory at that place. The Missis.
sippian discusses and commends the
enterprise in a. lengthy article, which.
we read with the more pleasure from
the fact that we have understood thai
paper to be opposed to the policy Of
domestic manufacturing.
The building of the Jackson facto,
ry will probably be three stories high
and forty BY eighty feet on the fonn.
dation. Two citizens have proposed
to erect it, and third has volunteer.
ed 10 superintend its operations. Its
in contemplation to run la spindles;
but the Mississippian thinks it would
be cheaper to employ twice that nun.
Der. Acapltalof $50, O00it is thought,
would be sufficient.
The citizens of Clinton are making
efforts for the establishment of cot.
ton factory at that place. A com,
pany has been formed in Carroll coun.
ty for a similar purpose, and an agent
is now at the North purchasing the
machinory.-Vicks. Wig.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

SOurHERN cONvESTIoN.--The Demo-
Gratis al their meeting 10 Waterford, passed
a resolution urging "ihe importance Of
holding Southern Convention. irrcspee.
tive Of party, at Huntsville, Alabama, or
some oen,ral Poiat on the first Monday IN
October neat, composed If a Delegate from
each Congressional District in each soush-
ern State, to take ihio consideration the
rights Of dc South, and me best course 10
pursue % resist Abolition hnalcism sad
Wilmol-Proviso- Freesoilism." All The res
olulions Of This meeting are written vih
ability, and breathe spirit worthy n an
imiisiion."
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

-Hs Indepcnienrp.r ccs Rrrnu,
DAVIS. candisate a. coagrsu Ia she 2n5
Disirie: catches Il o. ~ sides All a.
dsmoeraiic papers q ti.ut 6isiriri are or
upoa bin, vlile De @luiepeb8saf- Of AZ
erle,n (Wbigl give. ihe Genera % ~ Of
snooanccHani. bat very plainly gifez bin
10 ,aa.ftf,ni ihsf be caunoi io-k 70 ths
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

EYallabushu, TIshomIngO and Chick
asaw counties have brought out democrat
ic candidates for all the county officers. II
will be for our county convention to as
semble on the 4lh Monday of this month, TO
determine whether they will follow suit.
We have always advised this policy, and
see no necessity for urging the recOmmen-
datiOn at this time. We are perfectly will
ling 10 be governed by the decision of our
party friends, whatever it may be.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

PUBLIC ExPREssIoNs.-The Democratic
meeting held at Lamar, Marshall county
on the 9th inst, passed the following reso
luton:
ResOlped, That the distinguished servi.
ces Of the Hon. Jacob Thompson in The
Congress ofihe United States for the last ten
years as the Representative Of tho State
and tho District, enitle him 10 our highest
estimation, and we hereby express our pre-
ference for him as our candidate for Rep
resentatiye in the next Congress.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

0S-Tho Kosciusko Sentinel cautions III,
public against counterfeit dimes in circula.
ton al that place. There are doubles.
many of them here, bot we hard.mouey
men prefer them TO the Tennessee rags,
because they at least wear the appearance
of money, which cannot be said of the
"PrOmiscs TO pay" Wiihal, as Gov. Nc.
Mutt used to say, they have "rillanous
smel.r
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12
MAKE WAY FOR
BaaaaMaR4
TIE MOTHER OF STATES AND
STATESAEEN!!!


The Memphis Appeal Of the l0ih brings
US the following highly gratifying intel
Iigence, derived from The Louisville Dem,
ocrat of the 9Th inst. The Washington
Union Of the LIST, Con our table,p con
firms the news Of this ggea, Democratic
Tlumph:-
"0ld Virginia never tires. She has
elected Ia democrats to Congress out OF
Is, and defeated the lone Star in the
only wing district in the State. Pendle-
ton has paid the penalty of voting against
the bill to establish a government tof Cali
fornia, and his competitor, Morton, has
taken the district from him. Morton !. is
now the lone star, and he is elected by
democratic votes. So that, in fact, the
democracy have elected every congress-
man from Virginia. This is an emphatic
rebuke to Taylorism, and all ATS shifting
and shuflings. The democratic party
have only four more members to gain
and we shall have majority of The
Lower House 10 the 3lst Congress. In
iisna will give us two Of these, and Mis-
iissIppi one; Kentucky, Maryland, North
and Tennessee have yet TO vote.
md il will be strang it they cannO, give
IS one more"
The wings had six representatives in
he last Congress from Virginia.
1t will be seen that Mississippi is look
ID TO for one additional democratic Con-
VIII the Sd District permit
his call to be made in vain?
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12
SrEAKNG Or ~ CHURcH.-The n,
/. Tribune Is responsible for he FOL.

SrEANSo OUT ~ CHuRcH. The N.
Y, Tribune Is responsible for lie fol-
lowing:
A young. lady.of this city. who is
engaged and viii shortly beunited to
a gallant son Of Neptune visited the
Mariners Church on Sunday last.
During the sermon, the pastor dis.
coursed eloquently and with much
earnestncss Of manner on the trials,
dangers, and temptations Of tho pro.
fctsion ~ y sailor he CONCLUDED b.
asking il felIowipg question: rs
there one who thinks anything Of him
who wears a iarpaulin hat = blue
jacket. or a pair Of trousefs made
duck-in short, Is there any one WHO
cares aught for The poor sailors Al
liiile girl, a sister Of this young ladr,
who was sitting by Der, immediately
jumped Up. aud looking archly at hpr
sister, said, IN tone loud euouqhfor
every one 10 hear: sYez sir. BEEF
doesP The audience were confuI
with. laughter; ,he minister ba hIs
tips. and concluded The services byfe-
questing the congregation to unite
with him in PRAYER. !
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

0trThc Cholera has become an epidemic
at Yozoo City; yet, we learn from the Dem
ocrat that il yields 10 medical treatment,
when taken in its first stages. We also
hear of cases of this disease and several
deaths in Holmes County.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

VINO SHALL BE TUE CASDIDATEs FoE
THE LroIsLATvREg-Il will become the
duty ofIhe Democratic county convention
TO be held on the 2sih inst, 10 present the
democracy Of lafayette with candidates for
the Legislature. Who shall they BET We
hear several good and true democrats and
competent men spoken Of candidates.
Among the number, we mention Gen. Tai
ialerro and COL james Brown, fcrtho SEN
ate, and r. II. Buford, Esq, Moi. l.. T.
Wynn, Col. c. NJ. PhiPps, Foster Freoland,
Esq, aud James r. Bowles, Esq. We
have ample materials from which to select
faithful and efficient representatives, and
should harmony prevail 10 the deliberations
Of the convention, no enc doubts our com
plcie and triumphant success in November.
We have never permitted personal consid
craiions to influence our advocacy Of par
lieular individuals Tor Office, and we now
announce our determination to support the
nominees fthe parry, whoever they may
be. This spirit should, aud we believe
will unite and acluaie the entire party,
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

salurday. way be-. Is4Q.

GIVE had intended to publish Ghis week
the defence Of JAMES E. MATTHEW'S, late
Auditor Of PUBLIC Accounts. Il will APP
pear in our next.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

FrnALr FRrENDs or TErRANcE =
We sec it stated that che ladies' Of Nalchez-
have raised $4,000 By means Of Fair, 20
aid The Sons Of Temperance Of that place,
ia paying fg their new Han. VIII no,
tbs ladies' Of Oxford initiate this proud ex-
ample, BY adopting the same or similar
means 70 construct a Han Coz Oxford Di-
visioni The project IS not Al all imprac-
ticable. With a liiile well-directed brer.
ton on he part Of ihs female friends %
Temperance, seconded and aided BY che
public-spiriied q lhe olber sex. lhn eater
prizs could be brought ioa p6ccel Iai Tor
nlhaiiou. We throw oul lho blot l r5er
lhai others may lske Il up, and d leasl.
GIVE he thing trial.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

G-The PanOa Lynx, clever Wing
paper, thus speaks of our friend, Col
CUsInrAN, as candidate for Attorney
General:
"John +. Cushman, Esq, is extensively
spoken Of as the probable nominee Of the
Democratic Convention for Attorney Gen
eral Of the State. Mr.. Cushman has served
long and faithfully his party, and deserves
as much at their hands as any man in their
ranks"
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

LADY EDITOR The Yazoo Wing has
been conducted by Mrs. PREwETT, SINCE
thedealh Ofthe Editor We certainly wish
her great success.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

NEw OnzRAHs Corros MRRKEr.-
The following Report n from the
Fiooynne 81 The 5th instant:
There has been a good inquiry, bot
factors and buyers cannot yet come
% terms, and in c0nscQucnce the
sales are confined 10 $500 bales. 81
Wild 1850 consisted Of MiddlInr
TAR an5 Foirf Middling soldin email
l1fs 81 1-fc. and 6 IS, feely offer.
-. Bel rcfafei We quote fnferiof
5asI-2. Comnoh 4a6. Middline
IS I-Iael-2, Good Middling 6 SIS q
6 30, 81 Bling Fair G rs a us.
Fair ia 5 cents. Tenuessee and
North 8lsbama ea61S cents.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

In pursuance Of the recommendation
Of the Democratic County Convention Of
The 3QIh ult, tho Democrats Of Beat
No. /, are requested 20 nlso, at oxlord,
on the Bird Saturday Of ibis month (I0Ai
insl.l FOR the purpose Of appointing del.
egaies TO ihe County Convention, 70 be
hcld on The 2sih inst.
May l2h, lsa0.
The Wyatt Police Beat win hold a
preparatory meeting % ths sending Of Re.
representatives. 10 The County Convention,
o. The Saturday previous % TIE 9TH Sun
day ia this month, which will 5e On The
day of tho Maeisnalos Court.
May lie bih, 1870.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-05-12

0rWe learn by the "Lynx" that Gen,
Bradford intends 10 open the campaign for
Congress at Pamela, during the Circuit
Court.