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THr QUESTION sErrlEp,-In the New York State TEN.
perance Convention at Syracuse the 18th inst the
discussions upon oman's Rights and Political Ac
ton. It decided that females have right under
the constitution to speak and vote in the meetings of the
Society.
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NEW CoLLEOE SEMNARY.--Thc German Reformed
Church of North Carolina has determined to establish
college and seminary at Newton in that State A fund
of $4,000 has been secured and the citizens of the town
have decided ten acres Of land
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| &as~ RALLY RALLY !. RALLY q! - SCOTT
RANGERS The Scott Rangers will their Club ROOM
the PEARL opposite the st. Charles THEATRE THURSDAY
EVENING, July O'CLOCK precisely, when they will form
march the Wing Ratification Meeting be held Canal
street. BY order. CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN, President.
| A. LARosE,
| s, Tony, Secretaries.
| AHrHuR SAuclEE,l ie2s
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REFoRNtThe NewYork Tribune advocates the abolish
ment of all Presidential Conventions proposing submit
the question directly to the preferences of the people
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

LrNcH Law IN 1NpIANA.-On the night of the It'll inst
company of mon, BACKED and disguised paid James
Madison Rush young gentleman OF Brownston Ind. a
vst-took him from his bed and wife, and lynched him
soundly with real hickory timber. well seasoned The
blood streamed from hundred wounds before the mob
were satisfied to let their victim 60 Rush has not been
able to walk since The party styled themselves the Reg
ultors and charged Rush with several arcenies They
informed him if he did place in ten days he
might expect another visit from them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

The Musical JumLrE,-The German Musical Jubilee is
going forward with great clq in NewYork On sur lay
the 10Th inst grand sacred concert given at Metro
politan Hail. which attracted an immense hrong Of spec
tators
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

CRorS IN ABKANsAs--The Pine Bluff Ark Republican
says that the crops in the back counron the hills arg
needing rain very much, the crop in particular.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

HRRiFAL OF THE MsmoN-Thc s. soop-ot-war Ma
~ Comr Glendy, arrived at NewYork on the goth inst
n.YO days from hong-kong China She brings six nlu-
u"N and two witnesses, from the ship Challenge of New
AorAt Hong Kong,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

MoBLE AND ONO RArLRoAp.-The Mobile papers pub
fish advertisement inviting contracts for the gradaton
masonry and bridging of l19 miles Of the Mobile and
Ohio misunderstanding to the south line of Pontotoc
county,
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KILLED LtGHrNING.-Benjamin Il. Johnson, of Phil
aelpha county, killed by lightning the 18th inst
while returning from prayer meeting. The electric
tluid attracted by metallic buckle his hat band
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29
City InteIligencs.

The ELECTION YEsTERDAY,-Thc election to
fill the vacancy in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
casioncd by the resignation Of Thomas B. Winston from
the First District resulted in the choice of j j. McCor
mick There five candidates four wings and one de-
mocrat The democrat was elected
Ttr vpt,.E tp1lt blE,
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CUSigSG'sRULES OF PROCEEDING AND DEBATES IN Assem-
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We indebted to the magnificent steamer Mary
Hunt, Capt. Quarter, for late Louisville papers.
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We have received from the publisher, the July numbe
Of the Nsw0reans Medical and Surgical Journal 1t is
very interesting number
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We are indebted to the officers of the Florida for Mo
bile papers and to the Princess No for river avors
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BARNEY uSS ,pr,crsA lot, pit l4. :. ~, ~
York GommeSl bas tba fnun,x; ", V''h III 'iie view
Mr.. BarneS,ntf. in rnf, ~ I'M ~ M
been pubshedS sevarai Of H. ~ "a, oe oaICists mas
k ; ~ -, 'fey remarking that il has no means of
@ US assertions are correct. but that it
proyocationn "t'" LIZ F'"Pi1t'S Vi t1o
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kossuTH's CARp-dood Ne,cs tn Certain Ilota Keepers
hossuth has published the following card which will be
exceedingly agreeable to the proprctors the Burnet
House Cincinnati the economical Council of that city
after inviting the Magyar to visit them refused to pay
his bill at the hotel:
AT the approach of my departure request all those
ho might perhaps have whatever claims to settle with
apply in the of this week to Mr. Paul Hank
No. - East Sixteenth street At the time. / re-
quest all those to whom perhaps any thing may have
been intrusted concerning myself my country direct
to the same gentleman l. Eossrrr
NeYYorS lime 1870
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Board of Health,

On Wednesday, June Is, Clinton La. FRANK. POND aged
year and months of Or, B. f. Mary Clifford.
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THE NoNfINATIovs--A dispatch from Pbiladelplis
dated the 2ls says The nomination Of Scott has pro-
duced great enthusiasm and rejoicing among the wings
generally and the selection of Graham is equally salts
factory The friends of Fillmore seem entirely satisfied
The wings will hold grand ratification meeting TIC.
row night and fire salute of onehundred guns i'll honor
of the nominations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

DEATH OF CoNsuL.-Antonio de Aycinena, late Gonsu
General Of Guatemala died Suddenly in Washington OF
SUNDAY. the goth inst
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Married !.
Died

On Tuesday, June % Mobile residence Brook
Esq by the Rev j. A. Masey, WILLIAM ELIZA
LARklN, Of Lowudes county, ALA.
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toN"RF6sioNAl,-:i g3dmgton, jane 26-ln the House
Io-'ay the Land bill passed granting lands to the
several states Tor educational and railroad purposes
AeEiruL1iRN, GoNi ENrIoN.- IlasbNgtoa June 26-Thf
NatonN! Agricultural Convention adjourned finally to.
Jay II recommends the establishment of an agricultural
bureau and that Congress should take an active part in
advancing the agricultural interest OF the country The
entire Convention visited President Film re before it,
adjournment, Tho President made short speech wish.
ing the members of the Convention full success to their
enterprise.
pEAII'-Baftm0,t, june %, p, MAaron lowering a
nsheG member Of the corps of citizens that de-
hoe North boint against the British attack in the last
war Win 'hat country, died here to-day.
ooNShGssioN L-E ostfngon. June % To-day Presi.
aeht Fillmore sent to the Senate message asking an i-
NesIsauoh INTO the circumstances the Imprisonment
ny Austria during the Hungarian troubles of MIR Bruce
an American traveller. Eve, Pic
Wing MEEriNGS-Nttg York June 26-The wings Of
W orcesler Mass brooklyn. n Y, and Jersey CITY \ ]
ed meetings last night IN their respective cities to
the nominations OF Scott and Graham. 10y the late BaIt
more Convention The proceedings of ali were condncted
with great enthusiasm and resolutions passed pledginp
support 10 the nominees Grand salutes were fret NJ,
each occasion.
Ono RrER-NlABRETs.-Pi Pittsburgh, June 26-The river
here has risen inces during the last -four
hours aud is now nearly at IA stand.
Cincinnati June 26-rho markets here are without
change except for whisky, which has downward ten.
uency' Sales to-day at Ice, per gallon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

TIE STEAMER G. w. KENDAlL-.4ryeSt Of he Capitals
flight Of the 1iae-The Louisville Journal of Monday.
the 2lt says that the steamer G W Kendall arrived at
Portland the Saturday night previous and worked
through the Canal on Sunday morning; but by
cident the boat and one of the barges she had in
got the rocks the head Of the Canal and remained
there all day with very little prospect Of pulling them off
Some excitement in regard to the boat prevailed shore
and it runored that five six of the con-
fined in the hold, with the matches fastened down 1t
appeared that the boat had been rather short handed and
had been % days out from New0reans portion of the
wanted to quit at Portland but they were set upon
terribly beaten dragged board and imprisoned in
hold One of the German, named Geo Gardner.
stated that he had been beaten and compelled to work at
the fires all night instead Of tie usual four hours Three
of the crew died during the trip aud buried below
Memphis. The Captain arrested but the mate and
his assistant made their escape The Journal says there
other matters connected with the affair which will
not make public, legal investigation will be had
The Captain has the reputation OF being kind
and the Journal is of the opinion that he will
be able to make satisfactory explanation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

HE LARGE ROBBERY SAN JUAH--The Newly rk
Tribune has received by the last arrival from San uan
some further particulars Of the large robbery at San Juan
Which we noticed some time since. II appears that John
jackson formerly of this city and pretty we'll known was
participation in the robbery James Thompson alias Cliff
ford was hung, and John Phillips alias Bill Connor and
James Powers received fifty ashc and were branded with
the letter T in the palms of their hands They We're
then ordered to leave the town and not to return to it
under pain of death Phillips and Thompson confessed
to the robbery and the former conducted the officers
where the gold dust, s2I 600 had been buried Only
$1,000 and box Of iewelry found the rest supposed
to have been taken away by Jackson who Phillips stated
was concerned in the robbery. Jackson made himself
scarce but after subsstin ten days in the Sleeping
nights on board old wreck arrested We have not
learned what disposition made Of him The cor.
respondent of the Tribune says:
Thompson confessed to having planned in connection
with Phillips, the robbery Of the house of Beschor 4 Co
for which they had provided the Instruments and had
poisoned the dogs belonging to the house He had been
under sentence Of death in the States; had been in
state Prison, and had been whipped and branded Cliff
ford is notorious the Mississippi for his numerous rob
berries and has confessed to highway robbery at
Panama The cenency of the City Council in his ease is
rather questionable Tie young man of
appearance, we'll educated and respectfully connected
His friends reside at Charlesown. Mass Powers is a-
cordng to the testimony Of the other villains innocent Of
the robbery here but Of its contamination and
commission
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

FFom BtENos aYREs-fhe Boston Advertiser has re-
ceyed copy OF the Buenos AyreS orald Of April IS 1t
is the second number Of semmonthy journal published
in English and devoted to Tenperance Morality and
General Intelligence Although Of so late date as
our latest aiyices from that place it contains some items
of intelligence which had not before reached us It
tains list of the Representatives of the Provncetwen-
ty in number-who chosen the preceding Sunday
The election is spoken of the exercise of privilege
which but small minority of the citizens before en-
Joyed There were two tickets, white paper
Sered semiotticia and the other yellow called the
peoples ticket The latter succeeded containing how
ever ten of the candidates OF the other The candidates
on both tickets among whom Bishop and two Col
ones each received upwards of 1900 votehose on the
peoples ticket only $500 to 1862 Complaint is made
that in of the parishes there an interference OF
the military but that this in opposition to the policv
OF the Liberator and from the disaccton it excited
produced q contrary effect from what was intended
On the 18th Gep urqujza sworn into Office under
the appointment which he had received before an
nouuced from the joint act OF the Governors Of Buenos
Ayres Entire Rios and Coientcs and of the penpoen-
afy OF Santa Fe as Director Of the foreign affairs of the
Argentine Republic until the assembling the National
Congress. lie had appointed Dr. Luis j de la Pena to
be Minister of Foreign Affairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

ANA Cora MowArr This talented lady and actress
was to commence engagement at the Louisville
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DESTRUCTIVE SroRM.-The Centreyile (Md) Times says
that tornado passed that place the It'll
inst uprooting trees leveling fences and damaging the
crops to a considerable extent
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no
MI ~ Camp Sf,'eef."sM hlE
NEW LICATlONS,
from the presr LrFiNcorr GnAuDo l. Co.. Philadelphia
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
j, b STEEL'S
aNEM ORLEANS STATIONERs1 MAREnOUSEn

j B STEEL'S
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSES;
80 CAMP STREET AND 10 BANK PLACE.
THE LEGISLATIVE Containing all the Rules for condun,
bushes, Congress- Jefersous Manual Manual
etc. By j. B. burleigh, d. D.
COcKBURN'S LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF lord JET
FREY-In = VIOLA.
JENNEY'S LIFE Or WA PENN.
NIGHTS IN BLOCK HOUSE, or Sketches Of Border feBy c.
H. Watson.
ROMANCE OF NATURAL HISTORY Or, Wild Scenes and Wild
Hupters--By C. W. Webhor.
SMITHS SYSTEM OF OPERATIVE sUEGERY-i!lus,rated BY
Steel Plates.
WAVERLEY NoYELs-hbbotsford edition, coup,in IL yos
vol containing Wavcrlcy . and Guy Aiuerias.'
LpPlNCoTrS CABINET HISTORIES OF KENTUCKY VIRGINIA
AND GEORGA-Earh work in VOL
LYNDE WEtss-An AnsoiiogaplyBy T. b Tbctps author Of
"Nags Heal, etc.
THE MILLER AND THE MGLLI0NA1Rl-By AI1s d. Iieks Of
Virginia.
wlLLAMs's TRAVELLERS GUIDE THROUGH TIE UNITED
HAAi Gs ANpCANADA. je!s 2t9ptW
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WHp DIAL-A dial has been introduced in NewYork
from England which so delcatey constructed that it
indicates the slightest change of the wind
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

The Carpet Bag has the following curioSties One of
he rails that the poultry breeder laid when he set fence
The tongue of Il toH-gate
Nheat-straw which grew up a-rye.
fof'tMI 81 Inc tddler who sentenced to the Wor-
fster Hospital, for losing his resin
OF Tue engraYor who raised chickens on copper
n croSs-hatchings. F'
xeFsralt Of the big tailor who used Hampshire and
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DEATH Az AUTHoR.-William NJ Gould, author of
Zephyrs from Italy and Sicily, work just issued from
the press of Appleton Co. died on the 18th inst in New
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KILLED LIGHrSI.G-Co John Williamson of Cler-
mont. Ky, killed by lightning the 18th inst He
had taken shelter under tree during storm and the
horse which he was riding also killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

PRorEcnoS,It is stated that the Government has
dcrcd the Pacific squadron cruise Lobos de TERRA
for the purpose of protecting American shipping engaged
in gathering guano
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

ratfy nominations of the Wing National yeuion of
GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT,
VIRGINIA,
FOR PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
CAROLINA,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Ey SALUTE of Thrty-ono Guns will be fired * O'Clock
and the meeting will be organized at o'clock =.
The following named distinguished Wings will address the meeting
Hon. j. p. BENJAMIN.
Hon. CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS,
Gen ED. SPARROW,
Hon. JOHN w. PRICE,
Hon. RANDBLL HUNT
The SCOTT RANGERS will be in attendance. je2s Up
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IarHREsrNG.The Sea Serpent that wasn't killed by
the captain and of the whale ship Monongahea
expected to pay his annual visit to Nahant, Mass some
time in August.
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lass~ ORDER OF THE LONE STAR.--A special
meeting the members of the General Assembly will hell
Hall, tn Fourth District, WEDNESDAY EVENING 80
halEpnst o'clock. By order OF the President.
ielQ ?t A. w. JOURDAN. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-29

PRoGREss.-The Brownsville Rio Bravo, remarkng or
progressive juvenilty says it child the other day
about four years of age promenadng the streets with
six-shooter buckled on.
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TELEGRAPHED no THE CRESCENT
Steamboats, Passing.

fp tbr untttn n. @. ami @bio anp 3leopIea linr.
a (Office n ST. Charles Street.)
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TFSHiU Ratification .Neetissq.

tB The Wings tho city of Newossns vicinity invited
meet on CANAL Strict, on
THURSDAY EVENING, July /,
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OF these 50 under 10 years, and 80 colored
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ET'os'ta's sGfe Eom,s,UysgJ.

FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. g, 8 A.
ssscn Of the noble Asrt OF Self Defsnee, al
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LOnu0n pApers uescrlbe an inquest held hY
the Coroner on Elizabeth Vigors aged five years The
body presented horrible spectacle, being lump Of
esh twisted and distorted Deceaseds father that
soon after her birth girl threw deceased over her back
to the ground. Since the occurrence she assumed
curved position could eat nothing but bread butter
and when touched her bones appeared snap She had
been under medical treatment long time without derv
ing the least benefit There bones in her body
the limbs were purely grzzle 1t was an aggravated
case OF what is called ricketts,
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under medical skill tie cities York Al
bany nboing under the dang Eraipes attended with
with large lumps the sxe heps' bos
distress became ossabe Ny tongue cracked and The roof Of
constant burning heat hHt cold water did cool 1t.
this misery oned DEATH and bsn
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s A LIT Ri Ell NJ.

Tsis crfes that DhLLEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR has
family for Salt Rheum thirteen yelrs' DURATION Warts
These fierce diseases have bean vaLe
entirely removed There DO doubt but this Medicine has nil the
virtues that the Patent rclas it, what has en
observation added 10 the respectable testimonials liz
others Tho have used il IN immediate relief
valuable save. PogWEII f.IIA PIN
Buffalo Y. >r&"
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MEDICAL,
MAGICAL PAIN EXTKACrOJ

hALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
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p an s S" a s II III a.s s-
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PILES.
sEi ssI sn s.n.ss
,ehp Williams Ts.i19at county and
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%ss ss 5
dsd doilals Sat 70 weiss
es SfEs' s aws saa Ks
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willing 70 affirm TO- should make the statement old .esidsn.
Cincinnati, s.h month. 1s47. - -" = -;
ERYsIPELAS.
sn s the % 70, little but
completely daeas
years medical tie NewYorE aud Al,
d ID VIZ se ass d.
with asgs qmp the si1e Of hens proumg and large bo
S' .ad q ~
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In this misery ond DEATH and when
TRY DALLEy's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
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THE PAIN EXTRACTOR tbs sars. saest
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SORE NIPPLES.
III efficacy PAIN EXTRACTOR dissass sa,..kat!s
We kaG Of & and do bo hesitate thai the ONT
one Of our Agents.
csst saa 500 asSs p sss
aost vlus5e n e WIN 'pa hes disis soss.a IS
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as.esy sesy List hsss been afflicted with tsrs.
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sher sarpT before bad whole
Sae, limb entirely heasd nohag
BRAEOCK
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CUTS. WOUNDS AND soREg.
The ahoets PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful auick
sass Il n rss Il e 81
pars,eled.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July g. 1896
Dear sAbot wUeh she working my trude cut nv
foot b bad and dangerous The Whole
tered foot below tie instep. The began
name and continued do until alarmed used
5a OIL Tnctle Myrrh adjective pasere but ali 10
purpose. then commenced the OF
DALLET's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
md s hsn ten minutes the pain legnn suhs
and has entirely left
confidently recommend DALIEy's MAGICAL PAIN Ell.
TRACTOR being thing
moving pain or Inflammation. -
Ship Carpenter by trade and shall be willing testify
virtues tae sTe Mt MI nfs when necessary retde Franklin
Avenue, al NO iSl, Tfnerel information deHiroi.
Y5uts. truly, JEFFERSON n. EIS1OP.
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II efficacy ei he PAIN EXTRACTOR This tsasskats
We know OF and do not hesitate
will M Tor this purpose Deeaoy prevents akirt
from ladies' this subject The tooS procured
Of Agents.
This VII certify thas hove rssd pAILEYs MAGICAL PAT
EXTRACTOR remedy Npplee eheesicly
to those who afflicted with distressing
a valuable AftGe o eureit pHLEBE BRAY
Anil. 1919 MARY MOfRg