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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

New MEXICO Santa Fe correspondent of
the Occidental Messenger, under date Of the 3lst
March, says:
"There is a delegation Of Apaches in the city,
who arrived here on Saturday, last in company
with Mr.. B. J. Laiz. Their object is to ra.ify a
treaty of peace, and receive certain portion of
land for the purpose of cultivaiing the soil They
held council with their " Father his Excel
lency, the Governor, on Saturday afternoon last,
in the presence of great number Of citizens but
in the midst of the deliberations, an express
rived from Albuquerque stating that Lieut.. HolIi-
day, who was ordered out against The tribe, had
returned with the fugitive prisoner Anderson, and
Chacon, the principal chief Of the tribe, who will
probably be here the I'd or 81 Of the ensuing
month. .I2.,f ..r
THE Navjos still continue their depredatons
upon the property of the citizeDs. A good deal
has been carried of, and few have been recov-
cred and restored to their owners by the Jicarilla
and Mescalero tribes of Indians. r. H1-t
" The hopes entertained for the recovery of the
child and servant of the lamen,ed Mr.. and Mrs.
White, are very faint. Some report that the In
dians, in their skirmish with MAJOR Grier, had one
of their men and Uiah squaw killed, and out OF
revenge, of the chiefs took the little innocent
by the leg and dashed its brains against tree
Others say that the squaw wounded, and the
child being tied to her back they could not release
it, and TO avoid leaving it in the hands of their
pursuers, of the warriors run 1t through with
an arrow"
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NINER,S
CAN M AN
YER Mi FUcE
REMEDY foB WORMS.

THIS VERMfFUGE will always expel Worms
l. five hours after being administered it is
also safe IA its operation and easily gwen than
other
WINER'S VERMIFUGE has stood the lest of sew
eral years been proved superior and all p,epara
for similar purposes is certain to eSpe Worms,
where they exist and mSke a. There is not the
shadow of a doubt about it. 1T CANNOT FAIL. This
may appear s,rong language but il not stronger than we
are warranted using and than facts will prove No
who has used vii other when it can be OBJ
taned Many have waited several weeks when 1he asen,
wh Because they had confidence in IL and knew that
Thon, ands of certificates could be published if il
cessary prove statements, but single trial will
or sta that could be written. Try II.
eT" BE particular and remember the name, " WiNER
CANAUiAN VERMlFUGE." This the only article
that can be depended upon Remember this.
! Preparrd only by JOHN WlSER L. co.
81 and 69 Maiden Lane New York.
IT, For sale wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & co. Isl Chartres street,
e-7y- Sole Agent for the South. myl1 nOvl
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There is some interesting intelligence from Santa
Fe in another article. In the ST. Louis lntellgen-
Ger of the 18th inst. we find dates from Santa re
to the 18th April, brought by Mr. F. x. Aubrey,
the magnetic telegraph Of the Prairies The news
is not of much interest," however.
Hugh N. Smith, Secretary of the Territory, re-
signed his office on the 5th inst.
The Santa Fe Weekly Gazette was the latest
paper started there when Mr.. Aubrey left They
seem fond of nerc newspapers in New Mexico.
Judges Honghton and Beaubien have notified
the Secretary of the Territory that their resgna-
tons have been forwarded to the President of the
United States, to take effect on the lst April.
Horace l.. Dickinson has been appointed Protect
and Judge of Probate at Santa Fe, in place o.
Louis ID. Sheets, resigned. James d. Robinson
has also been appointed Coroner, in place of H. l.
Dickinson, resigned
The Gazette gives the following extracts from
the Executive Journal Of the Territory:
"Received information, yesterday morning
March II, that party of Indians, supposed to b.
| Navajoes, had killed named Jose Mari,
| Baca, and wounded his peon, near the new Placer
"OR March 25, was visited by delegation o
five Indians, from the Utahs, who came to inf,rn
| the Department that nothing could be learned con
cerning the fate of the child and servant of Mr..
| M. White"
MORTALITY AMONG CHILpREN.-The Gazett
says:
"The mortality among children, wherever W
have been in the Territory, we have observed to
very great During that part of the inclemen
season which we have spent in the Rio Abajo-s
Albuquerque, Los Lunas and Socorro-nothin
was more frequent than infant burials. In a ram
Bile through the purlieus of our town, four Sunday
ago. we saw no less than half dozen little, rose
encrcled victims, given to the cold embrace
Mother Earth. God rest the young wandere
, along the azure way to the evergreen, immort
! fields"
4 On the 10th April, Dr. Christian Muller con
e mitted suicide at Santa Fe.
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R. r. R.
II nNU VSS R EAnV II EI.V T. z

r. r. R.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged by the true men Of america to
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for the cure Of pain and the removal
Of its cause pa,N e tie World
rs the warning given of the presence Of disease,
ard the of the To- stop pain ain
sn @ S sd b
energy enable the TO ward OF tbs attacks
of disease This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the inst relief Of
strengthen, nvgorse and regulate the action Of the
snss
& S and sas BY in every place as the
Neuralgia, Tic DOulOureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache, ....
who have , used weak and Intellectual ,emedes IN vain,
RELIEF externally, and 20 drops at dose internally have
completely cured them 1t has stopped the mos,
rheumatism
in fifteen minutes and cured the disease entirely
four hours. II cured during application 1t will
always stop the pain in five or ten minutes.
Neuralgia.
Every of neuralgia where been properly used.
has stopped the pain in few minutes. Its continued
| disease. I..
Or nervous prOratiOn, relaxstOn OF the musce-in W
cases ou 100 will restore the use Of the limb a few
hours seng!heps warns, and nvigorates every muscle
nerve ana slnew IN the SYSTEM
| Pains in the Bones.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
strengthening influence instantly the most
palms.
| Jumping TOOth-ache.
II will the most antalZng tooth ache few seconds
This, thousands OF citizens Nervous pains o
Al Kinds arrested in lew moments by Railways Ready
Reiet.
Sick Headache.
9S out of 1000 will free from pain in minutes
the continued acc0rng directions will positively
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Redness, Plmples BOtches Pustues, Tetiers, Rash.
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One cake OF Railways Soap will last longer thr
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THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-A difficulty arose the
morning of Saturday, the 18th, in Atlanta Ga.,
between Mr.. R. F. Bennett, of the Cassville
Standard, and Mr.. John Fulton, conductor
OF the freight trains, ION the Western and Atlanta
Railroad) growing out of the remarks made in the
Standard with regard to the running off of the
Rmggold. They proceeded from wolds to
blows, when Bennett drew revolver and dis
charged it three four times, taking effect the
cheek, in the shoulder in the side, and in the gron
of his opponent. We are happy to state that the
wounds are not considered dangerous and that
Mr.. Fulton is recovering.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

On motion of J. S. Caruthers, the name of the
Chairman was added to the above list Of Delegates,
A discussion here arose to the extent OF the
powers to be vested in the Deieg ates, which ended
in the adoption of resolution requesting and
authorizing the Delegates to exercise their own
Judgment in representing the interests and wishes
of the citizens of the Parish of Terrebonne.
On motion OF G, F. Connely, Esq, the Thibo-
daux Minerva, New Orleans Delta, Pcayune and
Crescent were requested to publish the proceedings
OF this meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Potts, the meeting adjourned
sine die. V.P. WIsDER. President.
%; asksR NJ MERCER Secretaries.
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GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS
/ = d.

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY tor, and will
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morphine entering into their compound. They do
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but saying the abpve they viii
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'~ + b. BEACH. la Canal street,
tV AGENTS for Louisiana, Alabama. Mississippi. Ar
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

THREE CENT Com IN DEMAND. - The St.
Louis Intelgencer, after giving vent to arespect-
able quantity of surprise at the scarcity of small
change in that city, excaims +" Where are those
three cent coins" Dimes are so few, and half
dimes are so far between, that as high as seven
and half per cent. premium is paid for them.
But the people expect to have the three cent coins
in the good time coming" when cigars and ON
nbus rides will show that half dimes have had
| their dav
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27
CIVIL ENGINEERING.

'HE subscriber offers his professional services to
y. Railroad h Companies and Others who may desire them
consiructio1 Of Railroads in the OF South Carol
Geogla and Alabama. and has therefore ca expert
snce 10 the of snch works. which, he feels
hdent wi enable him to give entire sasaction 70 those
whom ne may serve Letters addressed Mansfield or lo
gansPh DeSoo Parish La will he grompty attended 10.
my3 LIMOS J0HN l., COLE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

STOCK IN THE WEsr.-Mexican mules are sell
ing in Independence, Mo-, at from thiry-fv to
fifty dollars. American mules command full prices
there, say from $75 to $ll0. Oxen are in demand
for the Mexican trade. Prices range from $45
70 @5S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

PROFESSIONAL BEGGARs.--The Mayor of Bal
timore has received notification that number of
paupers have recently landed in New York, and
are now their way to the Southern cities.
Among them considerable number of profess
sional beggars, principally Italians, who come
provided with papers apparently regularly endorsed
with consular certificates, etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

TRADERS FROM NEW MExIco.-The Occiden-
tai Messenger Independence. Mo,) of the 10th
inst, publishes respectable list of New Mexican
traders, with genuine Spanish names, who had
reached that city from Rio A6ajo during the week.
They had gone East for goods, and We're to make
their outfits at Independence, on their return.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

A FREAK OF PETTY BANKING,-$l and So notes
have lately appeared in Washington, purporng 10
issue from the Farmers and Mechanics Bank in
that city. They are signed, Stathan, President,
and Smilhson, Cashier They promise redemption
at the Potomac Savings Bank. 1t appears that
Stathan g. Co. live in Lynchburg, Va, and justify
this issue on the ground that small notes they must
have, and the law of Virginia does not permit
their issue there. The notes viewed generally
with disrust
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

The LATE STORM IN "THE DIsTRIcr."-The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper
thus notices the effects there of the storm, whose
doines in the West chronicled in another part
of this paper:
''The storm of Saturday night and Sunday
morning 9th and 18th was terrific. Thunder
lightning, wind and rain formed IFS elements The
electric fluid struck the barn Of William g. Stone,
mile and half from the city, setting It on fire,
and consuming its contents, consisting of horses
and other live stock, grain, farming implements,
etc. The loss is said TO be about $1,000 The
lightning also struck the apothecary store of Mr..
Mcpherson, on the corner Of H and Seventh streets,
and crossed the street, Conneily's cabinet ware
rooms at the former, knocking off bricks and
shingles. and coming out at the bell wire, and at
the latter, damaging splendid rocking chair " hich
was near the handle of the hanging bell-wire. A
house on the corner of Third street and Massachu-
sets Avenue was struck and shingles and bricks
scattered, and the clock on the mantle of Mr. Thos.
Sutton's residence thrown TO the door''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

Items OF COMMERCE AND FREIGHT. The
St. Louis Intelligencer has the following
of the results Roving from the rise in the Missouri
and Illinois rivers:
Heavy Shipment of Lead.-The steamer Bon
Accord, down yesterday from Galena, had one
shipment of lead numbering Sl37 pigs, consigned
to Chouteau & Vale. This is the largest lot
received by one boat this season. The Alton from
the Missouri River, had over 1000 pigs from the
Washington County Mines.
Large Cargo.-The steamer Alton returned
from the Missouri river yesterday, with one of the
heaviest cargoes brought out of that stream this
season. She had on board 1881 bales hemp, 1857
sacks grain, 10ll pigs lead, besides other freight,
amounting in all to 1851 packages.
Hemp-Neary 5000 bales arrived at this port
yesterday, from the Missouri River the largest
portion Of which will, in all probability, go into
store. The sales of the day were confined to less
than 500 bales, and at prices ranging, in quality
| from $40 to SS1 per ton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27
PERFUMERY, ETC.

SV- We have just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice Of the finest tPERFUMERlES, SOAPS,
COSMETICS ETC., offered IN TINS CITY. Cus'omefs
and visitors are respectfully invited call and examine
stock which, we satisfied, will please This assormen,
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the most exquisite Flowers;
CoLoanrs from the French, German. and American
Laboratories;
ToILrr SoAPs Of every variety and odor;
PomAruMs. from the manufactures Of Lubip. Dupuytre
Roussel, and others;
SHAylss SOAPS AND CRKA Of every description;
POWDER BoxKs AND PUFFs; TOILET Powder, etc. etc.
Toget-rv with extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TooTH BRUsHBs.
ConBs, NAIL BRusHKs. etc.
eT For sale at P. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
fsl0 If corner Camp and Gavies sts-
pOTATOES-60 sacks new Potatoes in store
mT ' FERp KENNsrr h co, % M.x..p.,-.
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HOI We RED HEADS AND GRAY.

EAsT INDIA HAIR DYE nss The sks..-
Il Any peson, usips
whisker dart perfectly black rhss Dye
iacured Chemist Dr. COMBTOCK, q
comssct Cnsmisr, phaosophy etc. and BY him s'sntsd
the Skin. 10 scd in \ eu Orleans saS
mill 6m J. WRIGHT 4 co. lsi CAassss, L.
THE undersigned continue to make liberal essh
L advarcss upon approved consisumeua To thsir oo 4
Richmond. Batmoss PhiIs. siphia New Tos~ sn3 6ssss
fen # FERN kENNErr i t'O. 81 Mssasipesl I
GOSHEN BUTTER-2O0 irk ms in store. aad
sps A6. 6RIEfF $50. n - = pssa No,d Lave.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

Freights from St. Louis to Independence, Mo-,
are now ST. so per 100 pounds. Low water is the
cause
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

last two days, frem abroad. In addition, 1865 ar
rived this morning. 1t is fort that our coun-
try affords abundance of employment for this sur
are all In want OF additional hands, and the Balii-
more and Ohio Railroad, and the Central Road of
Pennsylvania, are advertising for thousands.
There was quite an excitement at the Iombs
and on the Five Points. about II o'clock, in conse-
quence Of a small lad stabbing young man abou,
eighteen Years Of age. The wound was Inflicted
in the abdomen, and would most likely prove fatal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

TRUNKS. KS......TRUNKS.
TRAVELLERS are invited to call and examine
a o.r large and well assorted stock OF pssss 3 III
TRUNKS. manufactured in Philadelphia. !, ,,aGx@tR
OF the best ma,erlss Our Fine trunks are w III
superior article finished in improved
style f8r Some Fine Trunks, extra size, on hand Also.
uy86 lw1p q. ROBB co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

WILLIS AND Col. WEBB.-N. p. Willis has
published card in reply 10 the charge made by
Col Webb, that he had ruined young lady,
which he totally denies
He says that the lady in question was wild heau-
iui, brilliant and apparently awless, but inspired
universal confidence in her virtue He became
acquainted with her when editing a daily papsr,
she iavng ~rilten rhapsodicai letters to him, and
that he considered them Nothing more Than many
similar letters he had received from others, or
words 10 that effect As to her rum he denies
it IN toto, and adds, that she has been married for
six years, and is residing most respectfully with
her husband and children in a neighboring State.
The letters which Webb says he compelled Viii
lis 10 give up, We're, says Willis those referred 10
above, and which he sell sucii light value upon.
The style of Willis card is as 'ull Of affsctatioh
as the editorials of the Home Journai Al the
close, he talks of thr possibility of ns charge being
t' the drop much in his cup of trouble at this
time" though he gives no hint to how the cup is
going to overflow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27
MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,
,ssD stresf. three doors beLogp P0tdvo

NEW MUSIC STORE,
SO Camp street, three doors belo'c Po1dr0s.
THE public is respectfully invited to cali and
sssIfs ssns sGsIGAL s'1Ss e! Il
G,snd Piano Fo1tes from J. Pieye Co., Henri HefzT.
Gilber Z Go, and the hest q Other make1
Pcoio Pianos and Pianinos, from Hem.
Square Pianos. from Gilbert, Dunhsm. Wm Hall Son,
The splendid prize Piano. from wm Hall a Bon. Brosh
Msodsons from to octavos-
The Harmonic0n Orchestra, OF OIganized PIANO.
New style Of Guitar. of rich and varied patterns some Of
TOMAS. make, sl.;.
Imroyed Accordeons. warranted not get out Of tnne
Bras Instruments. from double bass 70 ato-togeter with
NJ. ALFRED F. TRUST has charge of the establish
and will be at all times ready to wait on his numerous
room has fitted up for especial of the ladies
ss can s have ne Sso'
| MUSIC AND MUSICAL iNsTKL MkAie.-The
Ivl subscribers would respectfully request .,aaa
attention to their large and extensive stock os Mu-
| and also to their well selected as,orment Of Piano q
Fortes from the factories Of tbs irss makers in the
Strings for Violin. Guitar Harp violinceIo Double Bass
etc., Guitar Pins. Pegs. Screws. etc;
| for Bands Tambounnes, Banjos. Drums. etc. etc.
Piano Fere Wire. Tuning Hammer; forks etc ETC. an
orden ior Maac and Musical Instrument, viii be prompt
liberal discount made dealers and professor, and
Second Hand Pianos bought. ard taks. in part payms'
All he new Music received from the North pul
The entire Music Department, will be under the charge
Mr.. H. d. HEWITT. New oreans' L. oct octTx4?irp
oas d,,swa .r f. i. 4. 4. HEEWHfiFFr HHEEWiFr.
l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-27

The WIFE STARVATION CAsE.-About ten days
ago, we condensed an article from accounts in the
Nashville papers, stating that a man by The name
of Butler, of Nashville, Tennessee, had been
rested on charge of killing his wife by starvation.
The details of the case, stated, were of the most
revolving character. For the honor of humanity,
we are pleased to say, telegraphic dispatch from
Nashville states that Butler has been honoraby
discharged and has resumed his duties"
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HOL Esq
SODA WATER


q II EMO Lead FOISon1nSs
IT s. WATERMAN. Gate Holmes u Co..
l.. SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANuFAC
TURER No 80 CarOneet street, Gravier offers To
furnish his former and other retailers with PURe
Soda Water and Mead and calls particular attention to his
Block TIN Cooler Pipes, absolutely eesen
ta as proven by eveopemenis Of the deleterOus
effects produced by Soda Water drawn through lead pipes
g. w. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters, SaTsa
para, in glass bottles. oIders for shipment in
any quantity carefully and PROMPTLY Attended to- and de-
vered without extra charge lordrayaRe EV Sods Watss
Apparatus constantly on hand Tor sale. apl 3m
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~ In 1880, twenty wears ago, I|'i -.
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE
publicly dedicated of A6UES. II has since
garied STANDARD which all other Remes
pared Some prominent Judging their
poisonous constu ton, evidently coutsn arsenic
10 SAFETY CERTAINTY and PERMANENCY are
united in the STANDARD REMEDY
Sole Agent for DR.. ROWLAND in New Orleans
p. l.. MASSEY,
my22 2dp tiai corner Of amp aud Gfasisr streets
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....... MORE THAN
10000 p E. II so N 5
HAVE BEEN CUREDy

TT Is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public
adequate idea Of the success which has attended the
administration the All Heating Ointment for the past Elk
months IL perfectly astonishing to witness the effects and
hear the praises bestowed this medicine No one could
conceive that single medicine possessed much virtue and
had power heal diseases But since IL Is known
that OF thousands have been cured friends Will begin
that there would be single family in America who
would live day without possessing box OF
McAllister's All-Healing Ointment,
If they but knew its virtues
MoAters All, Healing Ointment restores perspira,on in
the system. By this those hrough
which carries of the impurities Within and thus
heves the body Of diseases thus that consump
t0n tsves, scrOfua, erypelss, asthma, sick
headache, quny throat rheumatism scad head pains
in tho chest de and back dyspepsia poisons b'ea
Deafness cutaneous erup0ns inflammation o
bowels kidneys and brain burns, chilbans piles worms
agues cold feet. liver complaint ulcers and all lever sores
and Inflammation OF every kind.
Grand Depot l4l Fulton street, NewYosk For sale by
G. N. MORRISON Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
au15 Am IL Magazine street.