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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-19

It, of the following
$50 lbs ChromeY elbow
10 bbls Tanners Oil:
3 do Linseed do;
5 do pure Castor Oil
l do Spirits Turper
tine;
5 do Copal Varnish
5 do Alcohol;
10 do Copperas:
5 do Alum;
200 boxes Bottles and
Walls;
90 do Window Glass.
5 CarboysOil Vitriol
6 do Nitric & Mu
ratio Acie:
1900 lbs Salaeratus;
1000 do Red Lead;
300 do LithSrge;
) 10 boxesJames' River
; Tobacco;
( $50 kegs White Lead.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-19

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31


nd want 3 sy hn BONE NEEDS
almost ehoAiis lfsn rsvuislon
tta nif'1le mo, n1 F111 eieAiate 4 mean
say Ih4r us le1 ralHh.e g oe so'e without
setiaa M aoela ne. p We "
Pc. wall fa. q g sAsse-
Iea--for inlsa 81 e Them. toI nc pres
sd hsta s.. rs "a. rs. nli whatever price IS
tut ~ shen 81 ~ ends yill pay you again,
Fnar 81 reof esbnnds genius must moi Be lefl
& uhseat;if m tanl I wil send physician to
allend 8 f.n. and now Sc home and come hack
pn Manda4 ~ Whist alas pen 'ne n yeuI debt
uM hasna hot Be- neglected. depend
onita
G1sbIs g .oe.k her thanks, but gFasping the
ea'd = hsI and With nervous tenecity the be-
ia woman uas lad oct Of Che room BY the
Aaail iis symptlhisinp Mrs.. Chesterfield. and
VAN ~ found herself again n the road, Il was
srilh Us tdn q well-filed basket oi wine
a provisions Casting her dimmed eyes to
Hsaf muiieflnE prayer Of thankfuiness,
poor Nat burned iH tie direction Of home, and ran
sriit re sd q channels tiIl The battered door
sind bfosa easement of her abode stood before her
Th1 Injury 81 that moment. as shesiold out hel
ise1snre before the hectic husband was worth 4
lite pFgtion to enjoy. The sick man, unable t.
expess las sense ct struggling happiness, bent his
fniillsss g 4is sopl Wine ms Wisei iolding hel
arms goand her neck, pressed bis face to her DO.
SOM and between hysteric tears and laughter
uhilr1te I told you not to despair. knew
lh1t better days would come, and that YOU svoult
livs ioses and bless them 2
Under the skillfal hand Of The physician, West
ern was soon restored % comparative health. and
aided By the patronage Of Mr. Chesterfield, was II
a few months remossd to London, and a situation
obtained i6r him aa designer in one Of the frs
houses iaEown, where he may still Be found direct
ing theenerples q large establishment respected
prosperous, ard happy, and 3sily thankful to HI
wile or tlai lailh "a the bounty og Eternal Prov;
denre. that nndel saven had, through all the petD
lenea oidis ass crush Of poverty, kept Twin
rrineipie 8 hope within his heart Nor does hi
ROW estarsd and camely wife forget, in thankfv
prayer fer glatitude to God, for the courage ia
opref.d 50 long het husbands gloom, and gay
Der power % prove the confidence that haoved her
seli--'itsFet p despair W. H. II.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31
Mr.. BUCHANAN REILLY.
New ORLRANs, December %, 1870

NEW ORLEANS December - 1872
anemeRI have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
communication from many Of my fellow citizens rendering
complimentary benefit. In reply, respectfully return
my sincere thanks to those friends who desire TO afford me
atterng evidence Of their regard formy poor efforts Such
manifestations of kindness all times, cheering but
particularly to as am embarking in and haz-
ardous profession
My recent amateur engagement attended with many
Disappointment almost to induce abandon the puT-
pose Of embracing the stage profession for which had
ong entertained predeeon But feinyigoraed by the
cOurageuent OF friends have decided my future course
and prepared to enter the arena, compete in
humble way for success in g the players art
trust by strenuous exerOns to achieve future day,
however Distant the position to which aspire. Study and
perseverance will hope with the patronage of generous
public, enable me TO my sanguine wishes.
In compliance with the tenor Of the Communication you
have done the avortO convey beg leave announce
that on Thursday evening next, January 1850 shall have
the honor appear before you the st. Charles Theatre in
Shakspeare's tragedy of " OthelO."
With my grateful acknowledgements for your atteng
umona lhave the honor to subscribe myself gentlemen,
specttuly; your Obedient servant,
McKRAN BUCHANAN, JR.
To Messrs. John Monntort, JOS NJ Kennedy Jas H. Cald
well, j. Baldwin, y L, Lewis, Jas Rob6 WIN; L. Hodge
II. w. Palfrey, R. J. Palfrey, and Others.
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nd both their cheeks, like peaches on a Tree,
,aned with q touch together thgiilingll -,

g And both their cheeks, like peaches on Tree,
Leaned with a touch together thgiingly;
And Der the hook they hung and nothing SAID,
And every hnEe2nH rage grew longer as they read.
This the day to purohase appropriate gifts offer to- NOR
mother sister, relative, trisHd and never have
had season that many beautiful goods have been brought
ont 10 open hearts and uHcasp purses Animals and
other works. Illustrated with cousummate taste and skill are
he laadns arees Of attraction and bookstores today
win b crowded with eager purchases to select the gems Of
AIT offered for sale IA he different establishments in city.
Ioo a our advertising columns aud read the tempting eata
0rno given by che liberal pgopols and when you prepare
y lake DE rounds you cannot ais, ,, b. srEELs IA
Gasp sfssf o1in books Of every knfs-noaMAs. Of 10
r,.D presents 8 dns display Of new woFks-FHoMAa L.
MATTE Of @ Caaal sfrtsi has large stock 81 Annualss
FQ,ll yas. eiel p igelsl 3 Co.. q q ee.sg slrfsl.
rtfrfaas rnaf VARSITY ri Illustrated Wl1la ana ANU
ia f.ohsoN b AaNsInata, lal Gaps have t2ney eia-
li afafi hind 80 i1t can iai % and 20 mat
u W4i ilif saiia1e aii 90 qisf g NFH As .A.ft
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

lNewOFeans Correspondence of the Washington Union1
enclose you from the True Delta list Of the grand
Jury in the recent Of Espaha. 1t tells the story Of how
The deed cunsummated better than thousand volumes
Qf the "A juroFs summonedpacked should sayone only
William Laughn, Is democrat. lyou doubt ask LaSere,
our member Of Congress he knows the nobi men and
American acquainted with city tell you the char.
aeters and politics Of the 90 true bill fist
This affair the degrading Of any in the history Of our
country orwhQ could suppose government to corrupt
seek end by the pollution Of the Jury box? Is
twenty three out of twenty -four names, drawn from jury
box containing five thousand names, should be of one
political pary2 II is utterly impossible This is decidedly
the worst stab that has ever been given the faithful and
partial administration OF justice.
The wing papers, you will perceive-he Bulletin, the Bee
and the Ccent-goFy the result they always do wheI
alien ruians triumph country. My heart sckens
contemplate this loathsome affair. PLEBEIAN.
l.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31
Gb Daily Crescent,
INV ORLEANs.
MeNDAX MORNING.. DECEMBER n.


IAg TEIEGRAPH AND THE PREs1DENr's Mss
sAsE-0ur ighbgrsof the Pioayune have brought
vely serious charge against the conductor Of the
telegraph Office is this oiiynoihing less than that
81 selling t. he Exchange Reading Room and to
sls associated press Of New Orleans the dispatch
eonaiaing The Presidents message, which was, as
e5 ullegs, photographed to New Orleans exelu-
aiVs ior the Picayune." This, we are informed by
flr. 4enneay, is very great error on the part Of
eur contemporary. Only one dispatch Of the mes
slgs vns fled at the Washington telegraph Office
AVA ihal By Messrs. Gideon & Bullilt, Of the Re-
rubs with directions 10 furnish it to the Pieayune
End ang other paper leliieh lrould pag The tels-
sgaPles charges. Two correspondents Of South
en- papers, residing in Baltimore, were allowed
tAe privilege 81 spending their names to the doc
ulaeat ant furnishing copies to such Journals as
hey chose. lheopesatern al the Washington office
~ given this statement Of the affair, and it is
daiealt 70 conceive how onr neighbors could sup
pose di1pdich 30 usrF general in its direction to
g ~ tslegaphed exclusively" to them
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31
from the North American and United States Gazette
SigmOra Biseaoeianti.


This interesting young prima donna, the present
enthusiasm Of music-loving Boston, is soon to APP
pear in Philadelphia. She appeals to US through
nationality, as wella as by her transcendent tai
emit as an actress and cantatrce. She is an Amer-
can born, the daughter of Ostrinel well-known
musician. The Boston Transeriptof January 2jth
contains the following correspondence. It will be
seen that many of the most distinguished citizens
of Boston are among the admirers Of the Signora'
| genius.
SrYou understood to be the acting Manager for the
the Italian Company, now performing at the Howard Ahe
nRum. Signora Bscaeciaut is member Of that company
and this her native city, desrOus that
ment may be made by which she have complimentary
benefit, Her friends DESTROYS of giving such welcome
her distinguished talents deserve. An early th
will Obge your obedent servants, II. G. Otis, Thomas
Cary, Francis b. Crownshed, Henderson Inches Jr Wi
liam Dehqu, Charles Loring George Il. Smelling, Isaac
Barnes, ]. BOrand, Charles J. Hunt George NJ. Barnard
James T. Field, Thomas Power, Josiah Quincy Jr, Ruff
Choaie, Samuel A. Eliot Charles P. Curtis c. Francis Ad
ans, Thomas b. Curtis Thomas Dixon, Charles G. Greene
Charles sumner, 2. w. Chandler, ]. Chekerng, Aleyn
OTIS George W. Lyman. To Signor Sanquinco.
.IgU
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

NEW ORLEANS, December Is, 1888.
Dear SirYour brief engagement 81 The ST. Charles has
astonshed the public and delighted friends You made
debut In character difficult than any other in the
whole range Of the English drsna and achieved on first
appearance triumph withheld from many whn had devoted
years OF study 10 the profession.
As your fellow citizens, proud OF your success, and
look forward with pleasure the future, full Of promise Of
your early and complete attainment Of the pest honos Of the
! hisllcnc art.
As an Earnest OF the high estimation IN which we hold your
standing artist, and character genehan, Ws
beg leave to tender you comp elaTy benefit to Be given
at such time and place mag be agreeable 10 yourself TO
point, and have great pleasure Il subscribing ourselves,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31
LFRED MUNROE g co.

II II Il II Il u M Y N II " 4 " " "
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
Would invite purchasers Of Clothing and Genemen's Fur
nishng Goods to call their and examine the largest
and most magnificent be found in NewOreans
Our stock is constantly being penished by every packet from
Ork, and by late arrivals have received some very
choice and desirable goods The and beauty Of
only be understood by personal examination;
the following however, partial list OF articles and prices
Eg Every article has the lowest price marked upon it in
Dress and FrOcIx Coats.
R Rs c4 7. P 6 and G'S ST GSs DIV; 95 s2 " to ' "
o.,.s III ~ ~ INV sie' "A IN d, an m
Black bae, brown snd oi1s Polka and LsmaTac
Ooaua ".s-.la W 10 10 W
Sac Coats and PaIetOts.
Slack French Cloth Saes and Paietots 10 90 TO 80 90
Jas IL ss xxi $s 81 Il s
Ts. ems s.Ss ssd Isa s. ana awe. 90
r s3 s.S q. FIJI a i:' t 81.
Blue drsb, doyeoolorsd green and Whlts Blanket - ~,
CIoaks and BouIevards.
supeane black blue Euh and French CloaEs % a5 %
s siE aad aay sSS Ss T Ssof 50
PRntalOOns.
Ga ss sda iP;s B aa2 F F5.5 S:5 f,5
aud iHs Den Fsats m New is ia's 1.. 60 to
superfns satinet, Tweed, Corduroy and Pilot Cloth
vests.
Black and oolored Cloth Embroidered co to II Co
Coorsd Cashmere Vests Of all qualities and styles
B, o cS "a P1aa s6mS az anG aavs TO
sel qualify aaoE sk Velvet ys'il % Q %
Rich fancy figured SILK Velvet Vesa 90 70 C
soto 90
Rich fancy figured Silk and Satin Vestn 50 to 90
White MaTred White Silk and Tinse BAH Vets 90 TO o.
large assortment Of
Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing.
Boys black blue and Cloth Polka and sas Coats
q" Tweed Polka and Sac Coats
Black fancy and colored Cashmere Pants
Chidnen'a Suiia, Polka JACKIE g,
Boys' Black Fancy Silk and Cnnhmsre vests
Shirts, Scarfs, Cravats, etc.
guperfne all Linen shirts-stitchad bosomu,
DO. English Muslin Shirts; do. York Mill do;
Medium quuty o.; French Bingham and Calico Shirts:
Linen and Cotton Check do
hern flannel brown, white and pink UndeEshg and
Very rich styles fancy CraFats and 3caria; [DraWer
Italian French black Silk Cruvatn;
Merino Cashmere, Buckskn, black and white Kid Gloves
Cotton, MsTino and Lambs Wool Half Hois;
Cot1n and Bingham Umbrellas;
TrunkI; Valises; Carpet Bags, ETC.
India Rubber Goods
Clsahs Paletota Capes Leggings; Lie Prsarver
r. One Price for GoodI and u deviatisn
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.
d2S Ct 2dp 81 Magazine street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

q S. Army IN IRxAs.-Bvt Brig. Gen. Gar
hid has arrived at San Antonio, and took com
iaana Of that post on the 7lh inst Maj Morrison,
lately ia command there's viii have charge Of Camp
AiHeoia, On the Seeo river, in place Of Col. Long
stress who G ordered 70 take the Commissary De-
paImeni az San Antonio, in place Of Bvt. Major
spasne, he latier going 70 the LsOna, in command
" ha company. Col Stamford is TO take com
mand Of the poal 81 Fredericksburg, and Col.
fauntesoY. aogg Ia charge theFe, d TO 90 to Fori
Cgoshnn ID Hamilfop's valley, on the Colorado.
Lieut. Benton, d be Ordnance Department,
elrsadat san Anionio on the 9Th.
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RICH DRY GOODS
For MOIydGy Presents,

At Greatly RedWced Prices.
n NJ. SIMPSON, % ChaFtres street, offers for
" sale, at very moderate prices, the following styles of
DRY GOODS, selected for Presents
Rich SILKS, for Dresses
Plain SATIN DE CHINE;
Extra Damask BrOche do;
Rich BrOcade, Cilacee and Figured SILkS-new styles;
Rich White Damask Broche and Brocade-foT Evening
High Colonel Plaid and Striped Silks, cheapfor Chdren's
Tartan, Scotch Raw sHks-for Chldren's wear;
Satin striped Black Silks, p. d. Solos, boiled
Plain Black Silks-iOr Dresses;
Extra wide Black Silks for Mantlas;
CASHMERES and MOUSSELINE DE LANES:
Rich Paris CASHAiERES embroidered in Nevet-new;
Paris Silk Cashmeres-new designs;
Printed Cashmeres-plaD do:
MOUsSEIINE DE LAINEs--A large assortment of
all styles and prices, which will be offered very low prices
TO close out the stock of the present season.
SHAWLS.
Rich Embroidered Canton Grape Shaws of all COlor-irom
So 70 $50 each
Cashmere and Tibet Wool Shawls-superiine:
Long and square fine Scotch Lambs Wool Shaws;
Black and COOred Silk Shawls.
Embroidered POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-lo priced
Fancy HANDKERCHIEFs-fo the neck
HOSIERY and GLOVES:
MANrlLLAS, MANTILLETTES, VlSITES and
FRENCH CLOAkS-A large assortment of Paris Cloaks
Mantas, Manuettes and Nisites, cOOred and black OF
satin de Chine, eros de Rhneembrodered richly and va.
Trimmings. 9dDqt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

We are glad to hear that MF. Buchanan has been
persuaded to accept the complimentary benefit ten.
dered him by his numerous friends and admirers in
this city By the following correspondence it will
be seen that he plays at the 81. Charles Theatre
on next Thursday evening.
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The Transcript of the 9th gave glowing ac-
count of the benefit which followed. 1t was per-
feet triumph. The enthusiastic BostOnians stormed
bouquets upon their favorite almost smothered
their nightingale in roses. A gentleman distn-
gushed in the literary world and Of cultivated and
and critical musical taste, thus writes from Boston
to a friend in this city =" Biscaccianti is one of
the finest actresses have seen since Rachel, and
she sings diUinely. She will one day have fame
to compete with the burning lights Of song, but it
is now that she needs our paudits, when her young
star of hope is just glistening into notice" And
now, by Apollo, let her have those plaudits. Let
us welcome her at the first with a cheering faith
in her genius and her worth. Let US not dim for
one moment of its rising this star of musc's golden
heaven, with the cold and ungenial mists Of a SHs
pended Jltdgmelst-a judgment which but waits
upon fashion to be dispersed altogether or brought
down in storms of applause" Let us not chill
this nightingale of our own shores with the winter
atmosphere of a doubling and passonless recep-
ton Let not her divine voice come like celestial
vsitant to our hearts, and meet there no kindly
and responsive greetings-let not that fairy bark Of
song--freighted with summer melodies and festal
strains, from the Italy of a true musical soul sud
denly find itself floating among icebergs. No, let
the summer of kindly and spontaneous appreoia-
ton be round her at her eomng-let her glorious
voice and revel in the atmosphere of favor and
battle its wing in the sunlight Of enthusiasm like
a bird let loose on a Southern shore.
GRACE GREENWOOD.
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Yesterday afternoon, Dec. Goth, after painful Illness Mr..
H. STUKE, late a member Of Neptune Fire Co. No L.
" The Fire Department and his friends and acquaintance
respectfully attend his funeral THIS DAY al O'Clock
p NJ from residence No Eyuan Fields between LeyeS
and Victory streets
Yesterday, Dec 80, MlcnAEL DuseAN, anatye Of Cashe
County Tipperary- aged q years.
r5- His Funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON at
O'Clock his residence, Grayr street between 81 Pe
and ST. Paul Hi iends and ose OF his sister Mrs Luddy
o
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NEW YRAR AND new SI37l'I G I5.l1

variety Of HATS, CAPS TURBANS,
SCHlLpREN'S BOLlNARS, UMBREIl- %
LAS and CANES, inst received BY the steamship Ohio
and packet ships Nieksbnrg Snana and Richard Aop, al
Of which Be sold lower than q other shop ID this city
d3l b e, d. BUNCE, % Canal St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

Tag REcirRooIrV NtNIsATIoN. = The ship
Janes Wright has commenced loading At New
Xafk ior Liverpool, with -four. She win carry out
about 1000 barrels, which will be the fiTst heavy
ahiplaanr under the reciprocal navigation law, go
ing ini5 effect January lst. Other vessels from
Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, are also receiving
fsieha.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

AA rtRAkeseH.-fhis distinguished pianist is
qaain in our city. Those who heard his perform
ness last winter are anxious to see hun again
seated q 'hs instrument whose keys he controls
win such mastery power.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

lR BucHANAs's BENEFrr-The subscribers
teias Complimentary Benefit to be given to Mr..
AeA eaa achanan, are requested to meet at the We
lqnta hotel this afternoon at clock A commit
iee nangemensa ia to be appointed, and such
ueassees taken as may be considered necessary Il
Gerry eul ne intentions Of the subscribers.
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az e WoElreIlElEa.


THOs, Il. WHITES
No. 50 Canal Street,
OFFERS for sale gFea variety Of Animals Illustrated Work.
Fancy Articles, among which are the followines
Animals for 1850.
Lsaaetu Of Memory odd Feows oaafngi
Sacred Annual; The Snowflake
Gems q sssnyi scenes from hs Lag Of Our
Cen q ths season; The Women Of serptursi
Frondshp's Offering; Offering Of Friendahp.
Floral Dictionary by AirsWrj Ladyis Book Of Flowers;
American Flora yolsi The FlOwen % Poetry and te
Floral Year, BY Mrs Dnnies; Poetry q Flowers;
The Language Of Flowers Illustrated Botany.
Beautiful illustrated POeticsl Works.
Poets Oasrne By J. Hale; Longeows Poecal Works.
Gil Leaves from American Poetry Bfyans Pcetica Works;
Reads Female Poets Of America WillEs Poeiiea Works.
Tuppers Prov Philosophy 4oi Poecal Works Of Byron Scott
MoGFe's Irish Melodies folio ed Moore, Shelley Howi He
Poets Posy Of American mans. sgourney Cooke,
Illustrated sbas.psars vo; spsl lie Of washington lsv
Pictorial Hist OF England, Vi Burke Life and Cores vols
PrsIootis Works, vosj Lord Baeon's Works, vols;
Halams Works, vOls.i Encyclopaedia Americana IL
Bibles and Prayer Books.
Harpers' Illuminated Ribei Wanwrighs nd Prayer Book
Buffers Humid Bible andque Church and Family Bibles in vel
Baxr Comprehensive omuy; and other superb bindings
Arabian Nights 500 fine snsl PsTsy Juvenile Tales 20 vols
Robinson Crusoe Miss Edgeworths Taea 10 vols. i
Evenings Home HuTpeni Boys and Girls Library
sS Swiss Family Robinson; Fairy book
Berguin's Children's Friend Abbou's Histories;
Parents Assistant Outlines Of History, 10 yols
Tales Of Grandfather, volsi Boys Girls und Chlds Own
Philosophy Of SPORT Appistons Series Of Juveniles;
Readings from Scott; Pie,prial Lives Of Napoleon la
Heroglyphic Biblei teye1ei Washington ETC. etc
Mother GOoseis Melodies Aunt KItys storiesi
BsT5aad's Early Iesaopsi tifsndi,ihss's Stories
Fancy Articles.
Ladies' Psp Maehe Rosewood and Mahogany Work Boxes and
Writing Desks Silver, and Shell Card Cases; Velvet aud
Ivory Needle Boxes Paper Maehe Albums and Portfolios Gus
Paper Wsigh Bouquet Holders, Opera Glasses, Pses yoIy
Tablets, Porte Monnaes Fancy lnEsands Gold and Silver Pens
etc. etc. d4i p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

I'm GALVESTON 1oUREAL.-Ws have seen the
pfospsctuq pf new paper 20 be published in CAL
gyadns and called q The Journal" The pub
fshsn win be Gibson q Cherry, and she editor
Howard L is expected that The Jour.
na wiz 81 issued about the middle Of mex
mouth. and ii will appear emi-weekly thereafter
lhe journal j. 70 advocate the doctrines Of the
Nhg pariy and as most Of the papers in Texas
pc democrau9 The Journal viii have an unequa
number q opponents to contend with. From wha
we bear "a The editor, however, he will prove
1iout combeiant with bis democratic adperaariea
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No choice being effected, another ballot (the last
under the resolution adopted was demanded from
all quarters Of the hall, and cries of Take your
seats " and Down - 2" Down - Down in
'front.'" &c, were uttered on all sides
After the hall was stilled, the Clerk went on to
call the roll for the sixty-thrd ballot, one Of the
tellers announcing, for the first time, the number
voting for each member voted for, as the names
were recorded.
When the name Of Mr. Gable was called, that
gentleman voted for Mr.. Cobb, saying that he did
50 under protest and when that Of Mr.. Har-
Ian was called, he was understood to remark that,
from what he had heard Of the congressional course
Of Mr.. Cobb from members serving with that gen
tleman, he felt it 10 be his duty in the situation in
which he found himself placed, to vote for him.
Before the result Of voting upon the sixty-third
ballot was announced, member appealed to both
sides Of the House not to exhibit their feelings on
the occasion in an outburst. Whole number 222.
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CasvAssEs--We understand that there are no
les lan fouF erevqasss in the immediate neighbor-
Aood Of Bonnst Card.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

GREs. B5RAzv AND AvEzzANA.-Ihe Hun
zasian exile, Gen. Uibazy, and Gen. Ayezzana, had
1n interview "a New York few days ago They
emhced and kissed each other, after the continent
Isl ashion, vsith deep feeling and cordially. They
seemed 10 agree that remotely, at least louis Ma
poleon was shs moving cause Of the min of the
5pnearian and Italian cause.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

FEMALE PoLITIoIANs.-Wm Lloyd Garrison
and his friends are circulating the following petit
ton the Massachusetts Legislature for signature:
'That since the women of the State are made
to pay taxes, and held amenable 10 the criminal
laws, they may be allowed a voice in the impOs-
ton and use Of the first, and in the enactment of
the second and hence that they may be permitted
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