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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-20

4 next door to the Planters Hoel-Fashonabe CLOTH
ING ESTABLlSHMENT.-The subscribers are now in
receipt OF large and complete Stock of FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING and good assortment of Furnishing Goods,
comprising every article in the way Of dress suitable fall
and winter wear We pleased to have lreEds and
the public generally to call and examine our goods we
have coed assortment Of silk and Bingham UMBREL-
LAS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, etc. Our Prices
are moderate. ole ls3m
HATS OF EVERY VARIETY and STYLE
= at my New Store, No. IS Royal street, am r
R&2 Just opening large and varied assortment of 81
~ HATS, CAPS, RIDING HATS, UMBREL- SS3
Las, Ere. Ere, consisting Of
A superfne Xxx MOLEsKIN HATS;
I4SS> Extra Fine BEAVER HATS;
nMLzr SILK HATS: 81
~ JENNY LIND HATS of every variety "a
yet out:
RIDING HATS ga Ia Jenny Lind -
Superfne SILK VELVET TURBANS for Children
Extra Fine SILK VELVET HATS for Children
UNION HATS-Black, fray and White-Brush and Plain;
HUNGARIAN HATS AND CAPS ofthe Kossuth style;
Soft LAMARTINE HATS of all coors;
MEXICAN BEAVER HATS, Black and White;
CHILDREN'S FANCY, FUR, WOOL AND SILK
HATS, to suit all ages;
UMBRELLAS of the finest STYLE viz: eros de Nap Silk
Bingham, Cotton, etc. etc. CD. BUNCE,
MS 81 10 Royal street, Merchants Exchange.
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Fiat de la Louisiana. QUATRIEME Jour DE Ia Lou
IsIASE, No 37l7 La .Hunieipalne No deERda-
dant POuUertHre de Ia rue POBdTGS au Word.
Es ssssgns dmnt n1mmCs par Honorable Quareme our
de Drr lr ia paroisse dteans commissioner pour lel
vere de la Poydas du Nd de ia rue Penn ia rue Baron9e
Orleans appgtcIer Fl estler les
ct dTpeusss donnent avis public Ia
TS ue lie n. 5uf noyelubre ls5o, lis
4 commits lie plan ct lie rapport pour ouve!ture de
mes 9yor dGuirs les J0us qu premt
publication les pour euee lie dit rapport
sera pas approve ct homOOgue.
Neutrality-suspicious., le II Govembre 1850.
w. l.. Homer, }
.,,o,,,- J AHEs HEPBURN, Commssaires.
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TEMENG-3O00 bbls. assorted brands, for sale
~ by Cn1sl HAYMAN N HOLDEN. SS Magazine St
pICE-15O terces Prime New Carolina for sale
IL by Cul6l BARELLl & co. 81 Common st.
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BRICKS, LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

ID OsENDALE AND NEWARK CEMENT COM.
IA PANIES-The Subscribers authorized to contract
for the sale and delivery Newt orleans of CEMENT on the
liberal The Cement both of these compa-
MES guar.ngd to be good any manufactured in lie
United States. Purchaser wishing large quantity, would
do well TO sse US before purchasing
o3l lm}'p ALFRED kEARNY & co. Il Magazine 81.
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SMITH, DesItists. CT. BoARDMAN.

;AJiIGN! rsr3ss rzFgIzsd b sars zA's
security asa.as; rs1E ias,i 4ea vita al ia
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.-- PLDSHr
GLAZED and
| VELVET CAPS
| For sale at wholesale on the most liberal terms.
o. tfis J. BREWSTER, AZ Common ST.
| sr8E CITY HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSES;
* No 10 Ctdrtres street. s.
DIS Ve Just in receipt OF the latest improved y
PAS ATS; varieties styles Hats and Caps for Boys
.iren Ladies' Black Beaver and Velvet Riding Hats
and Cs Boys' low priced Hats and Cps for School
Our establment is worthy of visit from those who study
economy. Our goods quality and being equal
to the bsst and our prices very low,
HASKELL Successor to James Evans,
o2S 4t2dp 3plm No. 10 Chartres street.
ROOT AND SHOE Mandatory, No. 10 ST.
- CHARLES SrREET-E. O'SULLINAN invites ~
the attention of gentlemen desiring well made and k
- handsome fitting BOOT, SHOE, or CATER III
3tO his elegant assortment OF the several aTtl-sA
S-@ ces in his line His long experience and knowledge
Of his business enable him to satisfy the astidOus in
- LASTS made TO fit each customer and kept specially
for MS use nj 3mis
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAN
l. UFACTORY, 81 Common street, opposite the r.
HerdndG HUtd.....JOHN MEITZIER, manu-. III
features order, and keeps constantly hand and u
for sale, the latest and Fashionable styles Of"s
-B cots and 5 hoes of the very finest materials,
-<eFZmpoTted by himself from the best factories in
France Those who leave their measure and orders
with him expect with certainty good and fit with
prompt dispatch His prices moderate, and he solcts a
share of public patronage in full confidence that he will he
able to give satisfaction those who favor him with call
M 3m 3p
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DER STEAMSHIP OHIO, and ships Cornefa
L and Vicksburg, Just reoe. led at
80 CaNgl ssreet,
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TEXAS TONIC AGENCY-NO, 50 Camp street.
CERTAIN antIdote against Constipation of the Bow.
"A els, Torpor of the Liver, Indigestion, Papation
The cart Termination Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
aches Chils and Fever, etc.
RECOMMENDED
Il. r. w. Hil ESQ. President Fl. B. Basc0mbe.
Matthew Watson ESQ. Gen. Sam Houston,
DR.. v NJ. Gwip Capt. w. s. Fuller,
Or. w. B. Keene. and Others np2O Iy9p
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TO RENT.

D ESIDENCE FOR RENT-A Country Resi-
IL dence two miles from the city, containing "a ar ~
penis Of highly cultivated ground, with Large Dwell @
ling Houses, Stablss Carnage Houses, Green HOus es A
and fact every convenience for large and geutee
family Rent low, tenant who will keep the property in
good order. a pDY NafcheZ -stairz MS
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ITO RENT OR LEASE-Ihe Southeast corner
l. 28 feet on st. Mary street and I35 feet on ReFsiOus
street, Lafayette, with Brick Dwelling and other i'm ga
thereona valuable location for buness4
requiring room but half square from Steamship Land
ing. T. d. HAILES, Broker,
MA I'm lIfraNler -stairl.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-11-22
E11zABBrH Cry, Nov. 9, 1850

Ha
Bro. GoRMAN:-By authority invest
ed in me by Bro. P. M. w. P. Philip S.
White, assisted by P. W. P's. ]. w.
Hinton, G. NJ. Wilder and W. P. Math-
ews, w. P, James M. Whedbee and
seven other Bros. l did on the 9Th inst.
institute Jonesborough Division, No. POI
at the c. H. in Camden County. We
initiated fifteen members, of the most
respectable men in the community, and
I have no doubt but it will be a crack
Division.
The following are the officers for the
quarter ending LIST Of January:
w. P. Forbes, W.. p; M. H. Bushell
W. A.; W. s. Grands, R. s.; John M
Forbes, A. R. s.; Edwin Ferebee, F. s.
Willis Lamb, t.; Thos. F. Grands, G..
G. G. Bracket, A. c.; Isaac M. Forbes
l. S.; w. A. Kelly. Il believe.) o. s.;
The other Charter Bros. are Edmund
E. Ferebee, John Morgan, George W
Gordon, R. R. Smithson and William
Sawyer.
The officers were duly installed.
Yours, in L., P. &F.
JAS. C. SCOTT, P. W. P.
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LAsrsBoRo' D1v.-BInLy pars,vr ,,,o,

LAHEsBoRo DIv.-BIBLE PRESENTATION
Bro. GoRMAE: According to appointment.
2 large number of the citizens of Arson
County, assembled near Sawyer's Surino
Church on the 31st Of October. to attend the
presentation Of the Bible to the Lanesboro'
Division. The Division with a number
from other Divisions and Cadets. met about
IL O'Clock. A procession was formed and
marched to a stand erected for the purpose
the attention Of the assembly was then Al.
taeted BY a Temperance Ode, sung by Bro.
J. Smith, the Throne Of Grace then invoked
BY the Rev. R. I. Walsh. Then DIR. w.
L: Terry with pathetic language, addressed
the Division in behalf of the ladies' for their
ADerailty in presenting the Division. for
their guide, the Holy Scriptures, which was
highly appreciated BY them. The Bible was
received by the Rev. r. L. Walsh, n he.
half of the Division, and a replication in
language very appropriate to the occasion
The eoncourse was then addressed by Bros.
Little, Terry and Sinclair, who in their
addresses drew a line of distinction between
the Sons of Temperance and those who arc
subject TO inebriation. They depicted tbe
situation, conduct and appearance of the IN.
ter 50 explicitly, I feel confident If there
were any such characters present, thew were
CONVERTS to the glorious cause of Temperance
Temperance Ode was then sungsby Bro.
>. Smith, the assembly then repaired to
dinner, where all things necessary was spread
out in superabundanee. After dinner H.
assembly dispersediR peace and harmony
the Sons to their respective places of abode.
aatlcIpating a liberal recruit from the labors
Of the day.
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JACKSON, Nov. 18th 1850.

Bro. GERMAN: On Saturday last, Gas.
ton Division, No. 1876, established at
CASTOR, in Northampton County, was or
ganized. The following officers, e.
lected for the present quarter, were du.
ly installed. to wit: John R. Moore, W.
P, Henry House, W. A., John R. Palm
er, c., Richard T. Allen, A. c., James
H. Davis, R. s., John w. Squire, A.. R. s.,
James Northington, T., Thomas Moore,
F. s., William Martin, I. s., and Jesse
Shaw, o. S.
/ was assisted in its formation bv
Bros. Benz. F. W. Harris, of Tally Ho!
Division, Va, and James NJ. Garner, of
InvincIble Division, N. C.
This Division makes the eighth which
is established in this County. 1t COM
mences with thirteen members. We
now have Divisions in all parts of the
County-a sufficient number l believe
for the convenience of all the people,
1t really does seem that the Sons ST Tenn
perance win make a clean sweep in old
Northampton. So mote it be.
Yours, in l.. P. & F.
]. B. ODOM, D. G. w. P.
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L. o. o. f.
MASONIC & SONS Of TEMFHRANCE
mPREMIUM REGALIA DEPoT.-m

MASONIC & SONS Of TEMPERANCE
@PREMHUM REGALIA DEPoT.m
GIBBS & SMITH, No. 70 Baltimore St
" Baltimore, Md, respectfully invite the at
%tentIon OF the Brethren Of the different Orders
throughout the Country to their extensive and
beautiful assortment Of
~ RECALLS, BANNERS, SAsREs, Cos
TUNES, JEWELS, &e.-A All Of which ara
got up under their immediate inducements, and
comprises one of the largest assoTtmeRts 70 be
found in the United States.
Members of O- E~NcAMPMENrs. Opp Fer.
Lows, MAsoNs, Sons OF TEMPERANcE, RED
MEMS, and other Associations wishing TO fur
nish their HALLS, or supply themselves Individ
ually with REGALIA, will find our House offers
great Inducements, as We keep constantly on
hand a large and beautiful assortment Of all
styles.
10 ENc3MPMENTs, LODGES, or DIVISIONS Of
The Sons OF TEMPERkNcE forwarding their
Orders may depend upon the articles being fur
nished in as good style and al as low prices as
if they were present to select.
BANNERS, FLAGS, PKNEANTs. sc. for the
different associations, made to order at the shor-
test notice. Address GIBBS & SMITH,
Regalia & Banner Manufacturers
No. 70 Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
sept. 70, 8 Sly.
o. We are the largest Manufacturers ofRE-
GAI1As & BAENE in this State oV Virginia,
and will vie with any other Establishment in
the US. Consequently we ran supply YOU with
any article in our line, as low as they can b.
had IN this or any other City. G.&S
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In thisscity, on the 18th inst, DR.. f. B.
Haywood to Miss Lucy Ann, only daughter
of Alfred Williams, Esq, of this city.
In Wake Forest, at the residence Of VIM.
B. Dunn, Esq, on the evening of Thursday
the 18th inst, by Prof. VIM. 7. Brooks, Mr..
Ransom S. Harris and Miss Amanda E
Dunn, all of Wake.
In Bladen county, on the 9th inst, Mr.
). j. Bright and Miss Caroline Downie, eli
dest daughter of Alex. Downie, Esq, all o
Bladen.
On the Both ult., by Rev. Mr.. Allen, Mr.
Nathaniel H. Macon and Miss Lucie Am
Thomas, all of Franklin county.
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places in the country, the Divisions are
so small as scarcely to be able to trans
act business, and Jul great aim should be
to increase the number of members
What is the reason that the Sons of
Temperance do not number four or five
hundred thousand, instead of three p
What is the reason that so many Divis-
ions in the country make a dead stand
still1 What is the reason that some
even have to surrender their Char
tiers, after a few months of sickly
existence Because the initiation fee
is too large-too much for the great mass
of the people. We heard a gentleman,
who has travelled extensively, and who
is a strong and bold advocate Of the
cause, remark that every where he had
found persons who liked the Order, but
would not join because the fee wa too
much. We ourselves, have found this
nuatkhaaGh Qnr connection with
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One Door Above R. Smiths Old Corner

1ACN0 ~. IA 0Io OOIu6I.
RHLEIGH, N. C.
EVANS s. WILLIAMS would respectfully
IL inform their friends and the public general
ly, that they have opened a Store on Fayette-
vile Street, one door above Richard Smiths
where they will keep constantly on hand full
supply Of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Groce.
ries, &c., &c.
and indeed every thing usually found in similar
establishments. They present the following as
specimens Of their Stock
Brocade French Cashmere,
Embroidered Silk and Grape, and Norwich
Lustres,
Chameleon Turks Silks and Poplins,
French Cashmere and Delaines,
Chameleon, figured and black Alpacas,
Velvet neck Ribbons and Belts.
French worked CoIors and Cuffs,
Embroidered Ribbon and velvet Trimmings,
Scalloped linen cambria Handkerchiefs and
Gloves,
Bonnets, Ribbons, and Artifcials,
Ginghams and Prints-ala large lot.
French Cloths. Cassimeres. and Vestings,
Beaver-cloth, Tweeds, and Kentucky Jeans,
Red and white Flannel, and Linsey and Plain
Shawls,
kerseys, Negro and bed Blankets,
Brown and bIeached Domestics, Bed-ticking,
Tablecloths and Diaper,
Ladies' cotton, merino and silk Hose. Also,
Ladies' fine Walking Shoes and Caters,
J. Miles and Son fine Pegged Boots,
Cali, Kip, and coarse Brogans-a good assert
ment,
Hats and Caps of every description,
Cutlery, C~rockery, Spades, ShoveIs, trace
Chains,
Java, Laguira, and Rio Coffee,
Loaf, crushed, clarified and brown Sugar.
Together with a number of other articles not
enumerated. The subscribers respectfully solicit
a share of public patronage. They will sell
good bargains for cash ,or on short time to pune
tual dealers.
H. L, EVANS,
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
! October 25, 1850. 9
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Being a devoted friend to the Order of
me Sons Of Temperance, and anxious to
advance the interests Of the same, we
ZEE :. 70 be a duty, to bring before the
S.ssntoE OF the Grand Division of this
S'Aie, me question of the reduction of
.he imitation fee. We propose putting
.ns lowest limit at one instead of two
eS.aess' Our reasons for advocating this
suange snan De briefly given +: In Towns.
ay answer very well for the Divis-
.ons 20 exact more, for they have a gIeas
many incidental expenses which srs ~,
% Sc incurred in the country. In many
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DIED..

In this city, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Rich
ard W. Ashton, aged about 81 years. He
was buried with Masonic honors.
In this city, on Monday last, Lucy Eliza.
beth, infant daughter of Patrick and Eliza
beth MCGOWAN.
In Tuscaloosa, Ala, Hon. Marmaduke
Williams, aged 80 years. He was a mem.
Der Of Congress from North Carolina near 50
years ago.
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MAR9MR.

THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform the public, that they have commenced
the business of CARRIAGE and BUGGY
.M.aKLNG, in the Town Of PITTSBORO',
and are prepared to execute all work in their
line, in a neat aud workman-li like manner
Those favoring them with their patronage, may
rely on having their work faithfully executed,
and of the best materials.
GORMAN G. BARBEE.
Pittsboro', Nov. "a, 1850. l3-6m
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vision 10 use all their influence w.
this much to be desired alteration. We
believe if this cannot be effected, the
Divisions in the country will ultimately
go down.
VIZ do not like to forebode evil Of a
cause we are so much interested in, but
time will, we fear, prove the truth Of
this prediction.
ANXIOUS TEMPERANTIE.
Wake County, Nov. 18th 1850.
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70 M Town and countrv ra.na.

To my Town and Country Friends.
TIME Subscriber would respectfully cali the
attention ofhis Town and Country friends to
his stock OF Family Groceries, which he is deter
mined TO sell on as good terms as any one in The
place. Among his stock may be found.
80 Bbbls. best Petersburg Flour-whole and
half barrels.
2 Hhds. Bright and Dry P. R. Sugar,
5 bbls do do N. o. do
6 do Crushed do
5 do Clarified do
4 do Pulyerized do
/ Package best Loaf do
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Imperial and Black lea, a fine article,
Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Candles,
Washing and Fancy Soaps,
Cranes Wash mixture-a superior article,
A fine lot imported segars different brands,
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather and many ar
licles in the Grocery and Confectionery line.
Give me a call, and | am deter mined not to be
undersold by Jew OF Gentle.
l.. b. WALKER.
Raleigh. Nov. 7th 1850. l2-
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Form of Application
FOR A CHARTER FOR A SECTION OF
The Cadets Of Tsmpsraaes.

" OuuCeS u
(Date)
The undersigned, youths Of --, believ-
ing the Order Of the Cadets Of Temperance TO-
De well calculated TO extend the blessings Of
Total Abstinence, and promote the general well
fare of mankind, respectfully petition the Grand
Section of the State of North Carolina. 10
grant them a Charter to open a new Section To
be, called the --- Section, No.
Cadets Of Temperance, of the State Of North
Carolina, TO be located in-- and IN
der your jurisdiction.
We pledge ourselves, individually and col
lectively, 10 be governed by all the rules and
usages Of said Grand Section, and also by those
of the National Section when formed
Enclosed is the fee for Charter, r. Books, and
officers Cards, $500.
1t must also be stated whether the applicants
are Members of the Order Oh. not 7; il they are,
of what Section.
The application to be directed to John z.
Hewlett, G. w. P. Greensboro',N. G. Gfesof
postage. To which must be appended the fob
lowing certificate.
This is to certify that Bro.--,whose
name appears to the above as w. P. elect, is
now a Son Of Temperance in good standing in
--Dfvisioh No. --,S S. Off.
Signed by the w. P. Of the Division.
rs. All kinds Of RegaIia for the Cadets
Of Temperance, for sale by the Grand Section.
Apply postpaid to the G. ". P.
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BOYSs CLOTHING.

HE have on hand the most beautiful assert
u ment of YOUTHS CLOTHING, from
10 years Of age down, ever offered for sale in
North Carolina; consisting of Frocks. Sacks,
Roundabouts. Overcoats, Pants and Vests
Persons, by forwarding their measures and sta.
ting the age Of the Youth, can be supplied with
out being present Suits of every variety on
hand always. Send in your orders.
OLIVER & Proctor.
November 8, 1850. IIuf
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THE IMMORTAL INSECT
ALSO AT HOME GAIN
We are In receipt Of our entire stock {
g :, @ e YES Z n G .

We are Ii receipt OF our enIlre 6Ccck OF
g = 9 q 8 I n 6
Embracing black dress and frock Coats, from
$40 to $50; brown, greer, olive and blue Frock
and Dress COLTS, from So TO so SICK
COATS, all c%oIors, double and single breasted,
at from 80 to $l2, wadded and lined throughout,
made up magnifcently. FRENCH SACKS,
of all c%olors, something entirely new. OYER
CO.4TS-black, blue, brown, green, drab and
olive-in which we defy competition, both as to
style, make and price. We have them at from
$l3 10 $lS.
ONS-aIl %colors, all STYLES and
at all prices, from 81 to So.
VESTS-of every variety, from 81 20 to SIS.
DRESSING GOTTNS, Dress Shirts, I'm
der Shirts, Drawers, all kinds.
GLOVES-all sorts. JENNY LIND
CRAT.aTS; something entirely new, besides,
we have all that is in the State.
Our entire stock will be sold lower than the
same articles can be bought for, any whore al
the North and as botU, and we venture to say,
LOWER, than they can be bought Of any North.
ern ~itinerant slop shop, located here for a Few
weeks, or perhaps during the sitting Of the Leg
~islature. We are known in North Carolina
and will warrant every article we sell 10 be suct
as cannotbe found in an ordinary Clothing Store
OLIVER & PROCTOR,
No. One, r. r. R. R.
Fayetteville ST., Raleigh, N. C
See Sign of the four Red r. r. r. RS.
November B. 1850. If
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HEART & MFCHFORB.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Div Goo,

Dealers In Staple and Fancy Dry Good,
HITS, CAPS, BOOTS g. SHOES
Fancy Articles &c. Sc
HAVE received nearly their eniire Stock
OF Fall and Winter Goods-to which they res
pecii9lly invite the attention Of their customers,
ana the public generally, and all Of which are
offered on the most reasonable terms. f
Raleigh, Oct. %. 1850 q
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NEW STORE.

AWW~
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CoMAENcED.-It is truly alarm
ing and distressing to see that the political ones
tons OF the day cannot be discussed withau, a
resort TO bloodshed as has been the case in Geor-
gIa, within a few days, according TO the follow
ing dispatch to the Savannah Georgian:
ATLANTA. (Ga.,) November 4.-Charles A.
and George p, sons Of DR. Hamilton, and Col
Lindsay johnson and three sons, of Cass coun.
ty, had bloody ARRAY at Adairsvill on Satur.
day afternoon last. The two Hamiltons were
dangerously if not mortally wounded by pistol.
shots; Jefferson johnson was also severely woun n.
ded. The difficulty originated in political
questions of the day. Great excitement pre-.
walls.
TESTIMONY OF A Rich MAN.-The
late Mr.. McDonogh, the millionaire, in
his will, says:
"Let the poorer classes of the world
be consoled, assured that the labor.loy.
ing, frugal, industrious and virtuous a.
mong them possess joys and happines:
in this life which the rich know mo-
and cannot appreciate. So well con
WINGED am ], after a long life and inter.
course with my fellow-men of all classe:
Of the truth that the happiness Of ihi:
life is altogether on the side of the vir.
tuous and industrious poor that, had
children (Which I have mott and a for.
tune to leave behind me al death.
would bequeath a virtuous education, t.
effect which nothing should be spared,
very small amount to each, merely suf
icient to excite them to habits of in
dustry and frusaity, and no more"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-19

NEW MANUFACTURE have received specimen oil
writing ink from Mr. Edward Hohenthal; young chem
st who claims his invention be Of the usefu
of the present times The ink be made in five min
utes and its ingredients cheap, yet powerful in he
operation, that il will supcrsede by its cheapness and ut
iy every other ink in Three elements into
its combination in particular ratio. He that there
no acid in il. and of that il will nure the
steel other species Of ink do and that il is also
permanent, defy any attempt 1t from the
paper As we write, il flows rapidly from the pen, and
the inventor contends that II does thicken
rates from the ink-stand
Mr. Hohenthal has made an arrangement with Mr.
VIM Fischer bookseller in this city, who will be the sole
agent for its sale here Il will be for sale Mr. Fscher
store early in the month of March.