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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-25

DEBow's COMMERCIAL REvIEw-We have
received the January number Of this popular ne.
riodicai, which commences its eighth volume with
the present year. The specimen before us exhibits
Y iss typographical appearance and table Of con
tents an Improvement even upon its former excel
lence. The first article, The Establishment of
Manufactures At New Orleans. is a well written
paper and one that must prove of great interest to
the mercantile community. We commend the
Review 70 the patronage Of all, as valuable jour
nat which embraces in its varied pages articles on
trade, commerce, agriculture, manufactures, inter
nal improvements and general literature. Weld Il
Cos publishers, 6s Camp street.
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X We publish this morning second Of the
interesting artioes Of b on the subject Of the Bat
ture. A gentleman familiar from the beginning
with the whole claim, is origin and history, has
us full nzsrasiyes which we shall give prob
ably 10 morrow
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NtcARAGUA.-The Secretary of the Navy has
ordered portion of the Horne Squadron TO extend
its cruise along the coast of South America, for the
purpose of exercising proper supervision If the
that confidence to American citizens which is deri-
we'd from the occasional presence Of naval
power, where there is no immediate protection of
their persons property, except that afforded by
the general policy OF civilized nations.
The movement says the New York Express,
has no reference whatever to our relations with
England, and was adopted without any other object
than the general and wise of exercising whole
some vigilance over remote interests.
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AMERICAN THEATRE - The Stranger - Dance, by
MI fhompson-'s The Folies of a Night
81. CHARLEs THEATRE - Hamlet - Touch and
Take. F." ~ ""U
PLAelpE's F4RIErles-'s The MILDLY Ashore ',-Grand
hallet p,ssmeni' Sasher and CfasleF 80 Ell Tore
haos - lslay lIad,''
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1F Capt Dan Hickok, at the fake end of the
New Shell Road has just received by the steam.
ship Ohio, from New York, fine lot of fresh Lob
steTs, alive and kicking.
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~ Protection Hose Fire Company.
MkENsA IL Attend kegullT Monthly Washing w sun
NsaS5bEZ1 DAY MORNING, the 9Th a S o'clock
S&szkzA eunetus attendance requested by order.
JOS r. hUShA
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The PuDDLERs AND BoILERs-It will be seen
by an advertisement in to-day's paper, that the
Pudders and Boilers, connected with the various
Rolling Mills in and about Pittsburg, are now on
strike against reduction OF wages We under
stand that some ten or twelve OF these establish
menls have suspended operations for the present !;
aud the propretors have come to the conclusion not
to resume until Congress shall grant them more
protection, or their workmen shall submit to a
reduction Of wages. We are told that some twelve
or hteea hundred workmen are thrown out of EN-
poy by this suspension. What the result Of the
alhenlty will be, we at present have no means of
showing but we earnestly hope that the strong
armed men, whose labor has made fortunes for tbe
propretors OF the mills, will not give up without
struggle Tor their rights. They have our sympa-
thies' and we believe the sympathes of nne-tenths
| OF the community ittslnra Pnst 1lh tnst
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IHANKs.--We are in ebted to the Mail steamer
California for Mobile papers; to the Alhambra for
- LOUIS papers to the Bostona, Childe Harold,
and, Chancellor, for copious supply Of Cincinnati,
Louisville, end other newspapers.
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OYSTERS, Erc.-Twenty thousand of the Luscious unc.
uous iasorte Baraaas have arrived at Hobrooks where
ihsy are exhibition, in every style Also, fxins''
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q COMPLIMENTARY BENEFlr.-The benefit ten
dered to Mr.. Fleming by number of our citizens
VIII take place tomorrow evening at the Lyceum
a5sli and from the note Of preparation we may ex-
peet brilliant audience. The compliment is
justly due the talented beneficiary, and his fine
reading Of the Merchant Of Venice" will make
lls evening both profitable and agreeable to all
WHO delight in the writings of the Bard Of Avon.
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JOnes's Italian Chemical Soap.
AIR dreamed that dUeh IN Marble Halls -
dreamed that dwelt Il martle halls
With plmpes and my ince :
ANA thought that at parties, at sorGes and balls
was termed upulsive disgrace
l had riches enough but, alas! could not eonnt
On possessing healthy skin;
Yet thought that whisper said, You NAV suruouut
Disbursements, be they hateful as sin.
dreamed that sutors sought my hand
But they all did repudiale nv face
forhey end, Though features are formed mild and HAND
,,, Inc yellow neck aud ptmped skin Disgrace"
Ihel honght that cried, in voice void Of hope
- Cure my pimples-nake my skin white and tar -
voice answered, Use cake Of JONESS famed SOAP,
Anu your mind will be free from despair"
Then dreamed that used I-oh that moment Of bliss
My skin changed from hs yeluwish hue
My neck made clear, and my face made TO kiss,
Though angel might claim It his due
The pLGples, iTeCkles, The hUtehes, the TAM
Had decanped, and a voice by my side
Said, " Indeed, you will now be the glory Of man,
Ay, the virtue, the hope and the pride ~
be- Only Agency in N Orleans Isl CHARITIES JAN sep
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fEoPLE HAVE MEKr; Of, Pictures Of Society and
bqople q Marx, drawn usder thin veil Of Fiction =
" NJ Willis Lkecsived from 7. p. White, No. IS

Canal slreet.l w ~
has Is the somewhat affected title Of a new
volume, jus, issued py Baker y Scribner, New
containing a collection Of tales and sketches,
some Of which we have met before, contributed to
periodicals by Willis They are sparkling stories,
fun Of conceits. YET lively and grapbe--with now
and then tone Of pathos, which show that
w. AZ hls affectation he has fund Of right good
feeling, as well as Of fancy and wit They are
tribes slight IN construction-sometimes mere COS
slp--but they are very amusing, and sometimes for
a few pages, they interest more deeply than mere
amusement The book is got up in style much
superior to the ordinary issues Of light reading.
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BT The election OF Sergeant-atarns was the
first election held in the House of Representatives
in which there were scattering votes. Two
hundred and nine votes were cast, Of which Gloss
brenner tdem.) received 1917 Giddings (whig) lO2 );
scattering 7,o1e
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Ho, TE sufphys Bill of Fare, explanatory of where to
gel good dinner fourishes in another column.
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Thorn als01a - .VJ1,OIl.

Thompson - .SiCOIs,
No. 10 Camp street.oOpposite HeyvIett's,
HAVE received per steamship Ohio an additional stock of
H FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, comprising a good
assortment Of the following articles
Super French black cloth DRESS COATS;
Super Frenc, black aud eolored cloth Frock Goats;
Black and CuOratt cloth Paieiots and Fancy Coats;
Drab and eoiored cloth ONERCOATS-ne style;
Black French cloth CLOAkS-3s, Z and full circle
Black and fancy DOeskin and Cashmere PANTS;
Black and fancy VESTS large variety
White MaHeles Nests-siugle and dOuue breasted
Meriuo, Cotton and Silk UNDERSTANDS, Drawers
and Half-h0se;
Linen and Cotton SHlRTS-latest styles;
Black and fancy CRAVATS-Of all styles;
Silk and Cambria HANDK FSs-white and bordered
Jouvin's Kid, silk, Buck and Cashmere GLOVES, etc.
etc. dH ii 2dp
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10 The Ocean Ste am Navigation Company
have decided to resume the monthly communica-
ton between New York and Bremen, on the Doth
February, instead of waiting until March, as before
announced. The Washington will sail FIRST and
the Hermann on the succeeding month. Their
machinery, particularly that Of the Washington,
which most required repairs, will have been very
much strengthened, and in various respects mate
rally improved. The boiler of the latter has been
SO reconstructed as to be capable of generating
steam much more rapidly than heretofore. One
principal reason for suspendng the trips of these
steamers till March, was to. allow of the construc-
ton Of an extensive dock for their use in Bremen
harbor which will cost about 100000; and in
consequence of this work having nearly reached
its completion, the above-named new arrangement
has been determined upon
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COUNTERFEIT LAND WARRANTS. = Some
blanks for land warrants having been printed, and
afterwards destroyed, at the office of the Caddo
Gazette, its editor, G. W. Rives, publishes card
of explanation. The job was sent to his office the
week before he became sole proprietor of the Ga
zette and during his absence He states that had
he been present at the time the job was brought in
he would have rejected it. On being made ac-
qnainted with it. after his return he justly exposed
IT. He further states that the blanks have all been
recalled and burnt in the officein the presence of
witnesses, the Pressman testiiying that none were
missing. Although this projected fraud has been
defeated yet it should admonish all dealers in
land warrants to be on their guard against repe-
tton of the attempt, which at another time may
prove successful
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SlNDRIE S+lIn store
- IEAS-z2O packages Green and Black
FlG--1lU0 drums Elene Figs:
GHEEsE-2z0 boxes English Dairy and Pine Appe:
BuTTER-Orauge County
HAMS-l0 tieTCes Shay'S Sugar-Cured:
PlE.FRUITs, PICKLES, PRESERVES AND
kETCHUPS:
OLIVES, CAPERs, JELLIEs AND JAMs--l25 boxes
SnGAR--LOat and Crushed--40 packages;
STARCH AND SOAP-30O boxes;
CANDLES-l00 boxes Solar Sperm:
MAtGARONI AND NERMCELLI-50 boxes;
RACkERS-Butter, Soda, Cream, Picnic, ETC.:
TABLE Olll-l0O baskets, some very fine
CHOCOLATE. Cocoa AND BRoMA-Baker's;
PEARl. BARLEY, TAfIOCA AND SAGu-50 packages:
CRANBERRiES-25 packages Curtis brand
FlSh-Salmon, Goldfish, Shad Herring and Mackere
and Tongues and Souuds-6jO packages;
SPERM OII4-700 gallons winter bleached
NUTMEGS AND MACE-45O lbs:
MUSrARD-Engsh, FRENCH and kentuekv-40 do1 =.
DRIED BEEF, BEEF AND BUFFALO ToYgIEsi
BR0OMS, Clothes Pins, Mats. Irvine Washboards
ia25 81 CHAS ST0iiGHTbIN az az r NY ..
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souri, tSt Louis Republican If the 18th SAYS;
Illinois RiUer.-The steamer Laurel arrived
last evening from the mouth of Apple Greek. ON
The Illinois Her officers report the river closed a
short distance above, and gorged in one or two
places between that point and the month and
through which the L. had to force her vyav in
order to get out The Falcon was at Peoria. and
the Larnartine at Naples, both frozen in, perhaps
for The winter.
CfsazRHatf, Jan, 17.-There are nine and a half
feet water in the channel, and river falling slowly
The weather is warm for the season.
PSttSbHrg, Jan. II, 5 p. M.-Riyer unchanged
still thawing-weather otherwise pleasant Busi.
ness dull.
Cincinnati, Jan. IT, 5 p M.-Flour, 81 sl4;
sales OF good to prime Wheat at Soc. to 81 O5; of
bulk Shoulders at Sc; of Whisky at 2Olo.
STEAMER BosToN SUNK BY Ice The Louis
vile Courier of the l4th says: We learn from
Capt Bentley, of the General Lafayette, that the
steamer Boston, Capt Couley, Pittsburg boat,
was sunk by the ice in the Mississippi, about six
miles above Cairo. Mr.. BlashforJ, the clerk of the
poal, was at Cairo, and came up to Louisville on
the Zen. Lafayette. He slated thai she was total
loss and that there is prospect Of saving any of
The cargo. She was bound for Pitlkburg from ST.
Louis, and was crushed by the ice, and sunk TO the
hurricane roof in Ten minutes"
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House,. 100 St. charles street

o. OBLL or FIRE, jan. 25. q
.&M0I9ysters Broiled. Fried Roast, I,ss5gS>
=, ~ Broied, Baked aud Fried Sheep AS.Ss.sssx
lead DO do Trout and Perch do. do; R0A 7TS-TuT
key Nenlson and Mutton, Veal Chicken, Pork Beet and
PPaeEs SIpes Squads, Teal Ducks and Prairie Hens
Yensog Steak; T 'a dour key and Mfi' HAM,
choicest fayors 10
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Direct importation.

DA'CCt RasepOl't6gL1Ole.
D.. II. HOLMES,
~ Just Landing, per ships Viola and Buena
VISTA the following SeasonabIe Goods;
Printed GRENADINES, new style;
Black and Half Mourning do.
BAREGES, very rich;
Plain Coors do.
Embroidered do. quite new
MUSLIN ROBES;
A complete assortment of IRISH LINENS, SHEET
lNGS, ETC. etc, such
pa Irish Linen Sheeting;
1914 do. do.
I2-4 dafbleached Scotch Sheeing;
I0-4 do. do.
IA French Linen do.
"a do. do.
TOGETHER WITH
81, 81, 1O-4 Linen Table Damask;
"a, 81, 1914 do. do. Diaper;
IS, "a, rs, A Damask Napkins;
II, IS and "A French Table Services;
Il covers Real Beame do.
,l3 do. Plain Linen do.
Colored Bordered Linen Towels;
French, scotch and Irish Linens;
-- AIS ----
LINEN LAWNS;
TOILE DE PARIS;
PLATILLAS-3-4, rs, A.
ESTOPILLAS, of all qualities;
COUNTERPANES, of all sizes:
TOILET QUILTS, for Lifts de Repose;
do. do. for Cribs and Cradles:
LINEN NETTING, for Mosquito Bars;
Mou,seline JACQUELARDS, do.
LIKEwIsE
A general and most complete assortment Of
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NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK
WILL this day open to nv friends and cnstomersa choice
Il and varied assortment of HATS AND CAPS at IN
No. Canal Street, opposite my old Store (No so ~
where shall be very happy attend 10 their wants -
"a, e. ID. BUNCE, 9 Canal street,
jazz 9t near Magazine.
SUPER Xxx MoLEsKIN HATS, of the latest GA
- beeeDee Fashion, just received and opened 10 N
the pubic and my friends. C. ID. BUNCE, GS
Jas4 ~ 9Cana street, near Magazine.
HAI-lO9 bales prime Bath HAY, landing from ship
IL ChamplalR, Post g. Frst Municipality, tor sale By
laz4 St4dp J. GARLAND & CO., 8 Lafayette st.
| iME-1aJQ bhls. fresh Thomason Lime for sale by
IL lasA 81 JOHN STROUD L. CO., las Common ST.
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SClemIjHC Books.

A general and most complete assortment of
jazz 2w2p PLANTATION GOODS.
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Great Reduction in the Prices of CLOTHING!
Bargains d! BARGAINS

bargains! Bargains
y W VI Cans On a' na@d '"0 WI" an unusual" large
ALFRED MUNROE 81 CO, "a Magazine st.,
would inform their friends and ,her they marked
cannot tai 70 please those Who have VI to supply themselves
BLACK and Goosd Cloth PALGtoT COATS, costing from $40
super French Castor beaver will be sold SIS former
ead sScs and I P&LETo rs P at s., reduction
Large stock of Soqred Cashmere PANTS, at great reduction
cOlored Cashmere Cashmere and Cloth VESTS very cheap
n" The following extended list Of articles prices
Dress and FrOck Coats.
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats from s2 90 S29
S'"rn 0 S,. 0T9 sofG oFoTG olive green m' a.,
Black blue, brown and olive Polka and Lsmsrine
Sac Coats and PaIetOts.
sssE French clotn safs Palelots co to 80 90
si !a 3.ss 5 S5 i L. "a ID GO r
,,.1 Tsssa Sac. ard pa,s'ots. 90 90
mnltssr,y and drob French Castor Cloth sscs
PLAID ana sS: fa sss and sia, GO to
sae' an Psls,ot. 90 to Is 90
CIoaks and BouIevards.
ss::3 sgs E's1ie g s
Black and fancy ooosi sed 50 to 8 50
PantalOOns.
ss51 e Es:a Ss'..
and o..s@ Pa 1s 9I N h9sy c Es,ses boeA'n
5uPsrfn- suiuet Tweed, Corduroy end Pu"t Coh
Psnt' ................ rs to 90
Black eoored Cloth tmbroilsrrd vsst,.5Ooto II Co
'0OIsG Ca o Vsss Of ell quses and Styles too
slack Cloth, Cashmere oetUs, aud Meaovcsi; 500 o.
tlch ancy Ggud ss we've veiy S vs.s 90 to to
saGA plan Satin Vests so to 90
A large assortment Of
Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing.
Boys % brown 0i Pc a gag
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CASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHMEN


WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
MILLINERY ARTICLES,
RIBBONS,
LACEs EMBROIDERY,
CLOVES
sHAwI.s,
HOSIERY and
LINENS
NO. 27 MAGAZINE STREET.
dis 6m2p between Common and Grayier sts
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NOrman's Book aud stationery Establishment,
b. NJ. NORMAN,

bV5E9tEEtT md SIlloHfTt
NOW RECEIVING his usual large ami complete
which he offers the Guy Country trade prices
As Low As ANY OTHER MOUSE IN TINS CITP-apd
the quaJ VI The stock superior
respect
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SUNDRIEs IN STORE

SUNDRIEs IN sTORE-
~ l Sg small k g 5 choice BITTER
IN, e. half bbls PIG FORK, choice and for sale by
jas 81 CHAS. STOUGHTON, "a Camp street.
NOTICE TO BALD HEADS,
We 'd ne ST. c& a fEs'fHf 6rE Rn
apply his great and popular remedy 10 boe W. wiz @ey
wish their Hair restored ias5 st. 3'''
Oysters Oysters! Oysters!
tsT r Sf Tbs Day The HoLBROoK OYSTER
E .siy yls t. sail sa; ton Ss%NI
STOLEN-From the house of Mrs Hart, No ll6 Tchou.
- pnoua5 street last evening, TRUNK, ,s7SN"-sSn
w The S cABMAN i5,' who S!S took two pas III
SfTngeEs& Ann ma Sbd and iemae-wh several y
WA DE- by leaving nonHon with the subscribing WHO
THE PELICAN HOUSE.
THE above House will open THIS DAY the 18th ~
January, 1850, having been exquisitely ornament. n,
manner suit the comfort and ease of all as well as the
fs1e e o. me most The LUNCH will be
The proprietor trusts his numerous friends will bear tes
to prove that the future will be unworthy OF the past
ia25 formerly d Al g. ch r13esfHS otss etc
MR. + DQ 4 Mr.. WRIGHT, s4gzDEFs.
D0RPILAANSD, s;tAlrNDERs & CO., sA CIR A
IN RGgdy yuqde Clothing ProesioHs and e0erg eSiicie
&c Merchants in this city and New Orleans, will obse
US by calling the attention OF their emsratng friends this
house Mobile, January Is, 1870.
jas 3m BRADFORD " SAUNDERS
SOMETHING NICE,
B + the o Esy sbi AT d now b anSEg D
M, 11Tate goods o. the following descTipion SS
PEAhD CASHMERE LAMARTINES,
BLAt X CASHMERE LAMARTINES,
sg eRGbH{ /, STYLE iAIt ! FASHION MQLEsKLNs,,
sfBE sE B sTA5 and G4sHB33EE 5fgK RA
800 etc etc. etc: for sale low at wholesale at
Ja2o DURBRIDGE Il cos. IS Customhouse st.
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TO THE LADIES.-C. LEIGHTON respectfully
Il sOiclts Ladies inspect elegant and fashionable
sortment of Fancy CRAVATS, very suitable for Christmas
Presents to loving lords and noble SWANS.
When bowed and adjusted by the hands of the fair,
1t can neer be forgotten who placed II there
First Premium ready made Linen ! G. LEIGHTON,
and Gentleman's Furnishing Store d2 No. 3N Royals
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(Ilonn EsIMmk ROOkS.

No The attention Of all those whOsbuy Blank BookE
sgain, for their use, respectfully solicited large
compile stock offered for saIg at
NOrmHn's Stationery Establishment
Is CAMP
which fail to please those who may good, and
time, cheap article d3 2pt
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OnSEerS : OnStpl.SI 6ll1Sfol.s

lust received This Day at the HOLBROOK OYSTER
% SALOON, 10000 Of the best Bara- -, -
TARA Oysters received this season, and Willy, "a @
be served up in every style to suit customers - NJ
call and fryt them '
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No The public respectfully informed this
the undersigned will occupy the oursury Building CANAL
STREET, between Bourbon and Danphin sIeeu
oils 2ipd D. II. HOLMES.
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IL What sensible woman would and njre her skin with
prepared chalk If she that vegetable
ration called JOns Spanish lilly hiie that natural
looking whteness and ii Sold Chat
ham street Price y Sold Wholesale and retail No.
Isl CHARITIES street, NeNurcsns ia2 6Gzp
The organizer., 1850-11-02


SusSiss,On RAvNOs.-Ths Lexing-
,on Advertiser thus speaks Of the
,.I.n,ed and nOble-hearted Whigs who
have committed = great sin, by loving
n. South more, than the neErcsteaf.
iueUnipn under which we live:
VIZ thank God, that no Disunion
heresv attaches 10 the Wing Press oi
Mississippi; but united in one com.
non brotherhood, they have presented
a .tern and infexibIe front 10 the In
%oa1s attempted to be made on the
nssee and happiness Of the cpuntry
Ry The DisuniOnists and QuitmidHists.
Il is true that a few misguided wings,
.rch as Pat. Thompkins, and John !.
,c,ion haverabandohed the star span
S,,sd hammer Of their country, and ,haye
6ons over to the at all hazards party
hUt Ibey have ,been'uttGtly rePudiated
and thrown Off4by Ihewhigs OiMissIs-
sinpi and when the time shalLcome
thew will receive f1e reward due to
,such patriots as they Grs.. Such men
We're always out Of place IN the W-hig
Party, and we ATE glad they have ai
least ioined party perfecIyrco9gs-
nial 10 the disorganiziDg doctrines Oi
Disunion and resistance at all h0z1
zardS. a.f ..a ~ .esaat s
This idolater of a most iagtO1IOas
Union, has neglected to mention even
the. H7iethpari sf the prominent and
leading wings, who believe that the
salvation of the South depends upon
prompt action in this, emergency.
We will refresh the memory Of the
Editor BY mentioning a'smsl portion
Of them, "the fO,Oer and chiOdlry ol
tho Wing Party. Among ihe numbeF
are Hon. T..JOqes Stewart, Judge O.
r. Clifton. Col. Young and Col. H"r-
'ris, Of Lowndes, Col. Fisher, of Yalla'
busha, Hon. F.,J, WOrds Judge Hugh
iR. Miller, John w. Thompson, ESQ.,,
P. W.. Lucas. Esq. These names
occur 10 Us without effort Of Hnsmory'
There are many others Of equal pre-
tentiOns; and yet the AdUertissr calls
them "JeW and misgaided." Party
lines are now effaced, and party tres
given up. WE ARE ALL DEMOcRArs
We ARB ALL wTTGs, in these trying
times and that man may be set down
{" Of doubtful, ,fesAytO the South, who
will. undsr.Apy cirtpmstancss, or for
any miserable party purpose. attempt
to divide tbo Southern People upon
issues which haEe lest their iPPOr-
tance, 10 the mOmeDtOUs alternative
--Reslsrants or Rub-yhich e nov
offered to US. 6nited, we. are safe :
divided we are undOne.
The organizer., 1850-11-02
Mississippi Mutual
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PERMANENT FUND.-.
BY &C T. Of INcORP' RATION 100000.
ABERDEEN. MISS.
DIRECTORS.
OXFORD AGRNOY

OF the MississiPP Munal. Insurance
Company. ri-r /.
TINE undersigned having been appoiqied
- Agent Tor the above Insurance CoBpa-
nv, is prepared 1Or mako iinsuFanee on
Houses, Gods. Cotton snd Produce, on
Steam and Fiat Boats on any Of cur rivers,
end upon 1tbs lives Of wbas persons end
slaves, at as low rates as any other good
Office.
This Company is established on ib Tu.
tliGl principle, allowing a reium. premium
OF ten per cent. 70 all inspring. Any JOSH
vii be psid 10 New Odesns and Mobile
funds. The wealth and Integrity. Of the
Stockholders ahd. Directory, Eseomriebd
fliis ONE to the cDn6denee and ? ltFona &c
Of our own citizens over any loreien 'ofice,
", III, d. WENDEL, 1genL
Oxford, Sept 26, lS5o,-nl6fSm.
The organizer., 1850-11-02
RRERKRCE..
A Lad .ABsCONbEb.

MY Son JOHN LUCKETT, lelt my
ILAhouse on the 5lh of July last, since
which time he has not been heard FROM
| learn that he calls himself John Gooch,
10 prevent detection. lie is a little more
than ten years old, thick set, has light
brown hair, and dark gray eyes, ARy
person knowing or hearing Of such boy,
will confer great kindness on the sub
cliber by addressing him at Pleasant Hill,
De Soto county Mississippi. reside IA
miles fTomMemphIs. op, the Oxford road.
J. L. LUCKETT.
Oct 80, 1850 -nl2-f,
The Oxford Star, and eiher newspapers,
will confer favor upon a distressed pa
rent, bycopying the above.