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GNiON's,
GNiOn's,
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY presently


CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS
TT The largest collection Of Is,
FANCY TICLES
Is
IF The the poprietors him up hi,
goods sufficient qaante. purchasers the
prices, either for cssh or city aeccpane...
A splendid of
RICH PAPER MAciIE AND ROSEWOOD DESKS DRsa-slN 1,
CASES, oDEUR BONES, WORK Bones WORK
TABLES with EscRErOIRs, combined
MISSES WORK TABLES.
SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS, on Copper CA.,ss
BAyAyIAN GLASS WARE.
Geneva made MUSIC BONES, from 10 IL tunes.
ACCoRDEoSs AND FLUTINAs.
BRIDAL GIFTS
PEARL, JEWEL AND MouCHDTR BOXES
RICH CoRBEILIEs of Satin in relief.
BRIDAL FANS, Silver PORT BOUQUETS .e
DRESDEN BRONZE, CHINESE AND ENGLISH
IVORY CHESS MEN,
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDS OF Nj sole re.l r,,--
Muche, Leather, etc
BATTLRDoREs, GRAGEs SOLITAIRE, INDIAN HUNT FINE
PLAYING CARDS, GAME OF GOOSE, st.. ytc.
GOLD psN AND PENCIL CASES
GOLD EAR RINGS FINGER RINGS
GOLD brooches, SCARF PINS.
GOLD GUARD AND VEST CHAIN
GOLD, SILVER AND Steel SPEcrACLEs Il
with Scotch Pebble Glasses. IL
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL FURNISHED ErtI AND wotSsl
CASES, CARD CASES SOUVENIRS, PORT MON 4
NAIEs, Of Silver Pearl, Shell and Bronze
NE" STYLE PURSES AND RETTCULES. In
PORTFOLIOS of Pa1tor Mnshe, Velvet Ieatl., T. l.
PERFuMERY AND TOILET SOAPS, Eat
from Iuban, Guerlain, Provost etc.
IVORY. BUFFALO HORN AND ROSEWOOD HAIR nRrsp III
RICH SNAktS AND tRAPATs, SUPERIOR LINEN AND HI
COTTON SHIRTS, GLOVES Of d superior ouali,, hi
GAGSTLETGLoyEsto for Riding or Hunting @
~ splendid assortment Of w
GOLD MOUNTED CANES Nj
Ten OF FINE TIN TOYS-at yybor.s,j, ,rx
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HEALTH OF Mr.. CLAY.-The accounts from Washington
all represent the health of Mr. Clay to be very preca
lious condition The correspondent of the NewYok Tr
bune writes THE final and inevitable fate of all men il
fast encompassing Mr.. Clay. Inexorable Death moves
apace toward his distinguished victim The lion last
driven to his lair and he hopeessly awaits the shaft
which is to terminate his There is hardly the
shadow of hope left y
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Gg~ To THE KEEPERS OF BAR Rooms, COFFEE

H"sEs AND CARARRTsThe Propetos the above named establish
mens hereby requested attend punely the meeting which
called for WEDNESDAY EVENING, 9Th n O'clock the
of St. Louis Chare Streets the Coffee
Edward Toumery for the transaction OF of Importance
~ expected attendance. By
CHRISTIAN J. YOUNG, President.
J.N inpGy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

That M'srAKE--The Joncswho wounded at one of
the barricades in Paris. and who was represented to be
Commodore Jones, was Lieut. Catesby APP Roger Jones
u N He lost finger had one of his legs broken and
one OF his feet disabled The Lieutenant is young man.
and was probably anxious see how the French
carried on their revolutions The old Commodore is snug
at Washington. where he doubtless very much sur
prsed to hear of the great bodily injuries the telegraph
awarded him.
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DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY HERo-The Railway IN. ] y
Advocate records the death of Mr. and Mrs Tho,,s
Bloomfield Mrs 3D. being lightweight years of age and
ME- ninety-two Mr. Bloomfield took Very active part
IN the Revolutionary war and was for time during
the war confined in dismal sugar in The oit ~
NewYork ' "
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REPORT ON THE NEwORLEANs, JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RALRoApWe received this document Mt so late an hour
last nightxhen SO large amount of other matter was
necessarily in handn proof slip, that we can only ac-
knowledge Its being sent at all humored joke on
the part of our neighbors of the Picayune.
We will always take great pleasure in publishing any
documents whatever relative to the railroad enterprises
in which noble metropolis interested We sincerely
hope that for the future may be more fortunate in
receiving them at reasonable hour
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!. G. .Norga,,'s Ltte,.a,.v De.,o,

EXCHANGE PLACK adjoining The Poat-ofRee N
tY The PRINCIPAL BOOKS published the United sv ,ous,
with the REVIEWS MAGAZINES, NOVELS e. sro promptly ~
ceivsd the above euashmsnt issued from tho
Also the beat Rgish and American STANDARD WORKS arc
kept on hand.
Cizons and Strangers respectfully invited call.
Orders for any AMERICAN OR FOREIGN HOOKS rec,;,.d AZ
filed, 5to a..a. A
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NETWORK ERIE CANAL LoAN.--The bids for the cana
revenue certificates of opened by the Comp
troller at Albany the 23d ult The aggregate bids
were over million The premiums ranged from to !,
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIpESr-On Wednesday afternoon
the 24th ut two and probably three were killed OF
the Harlem Railroad NewYor Five men were re
turning from work and seeing train approaching they
stepped upon the other track, when the train up
hind and struck them ALL Two killed outright and
one seriously injured that cannot live Another
was slightly injured and the fifth had not been found
when the o'clock train came n
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VESSELS SUNK 1cE-The Norfolk Herald states that
Two schooners loaded with corn the Amelia Alnra.
the other John Edmundson were sunk in the Dismal
Swamp Canal Tuesday night by the ice cutting them
through They were both bound to Norfolk
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FIREMEN's CHARITABLE AssocIArIoN.-Our liberal and
publcspirited fellowczen, Mr. Judah Touro, has as
will be seen by the correspondence published below do
mated thousand dollars to our active and deserving
iremen.
citizens Charities aud bcnefactions flow from him in
and noiseess unknown to the world We are
happy in the occasion which enables to notice one at
least of the many benecent this truly great man
NEwOR1EASs, Jan. 5, 1852.
H. Bier Esq, President Fiyemes Charitable .4ssociaon
OF your Treasury and knowing the usefulness of the Fire
Department exhibited Saturday morning last
when through the activity Of the several companies
considerable portion of my property saved beg
it may temporarily relieve the widows and orphans dc.
pendent on the association for support.
The day which the late fire occurred being nv Sab
bath has prevented me from sending this " this morn
ing Very respectfully j TorRo
NEwORLEASs. Jan s. 1852.
Jttdah Tdro Esq:
HoNoREp SiR--I am instructed by unanimous vote of
the Fremens' Charitable Association to thank Won in
their name. for the very munifcent donation Of one
thousand dollars In the discharge of this pleasing task
it may afford you some qualification to know that this
very liberal gift opportune enabling the Assoc
their limited means have of late compelled them to CON
tract within very bounds Indeed Just previous
to receiving donation the Association had
reluctantly felt itself called upon pass vote stopping
cash relief.
In conclusion, beg to you the name of the
Association which have he honor to represent thai
your generosity will not be forgotten and that your me-
mory will be treasured of the benetactos of the
Firenen. have the honor to be.
With great respect. your oh dit serytt.
RIER nrpgi5n l. A.
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HALL of LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY,

HALL uF LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY
SewOreans, January 5, 1852 ]
Nsr AT the annual meeting Of the Firemen' s
Charitable Association the following gentlemen
their respective offices for the ensuing year:
SAhI. G. RISK. OF No. 9, President,
D. C. BISC0E, of No. I, Vice President
WIN. Fl. SLACK, Of No. . Secretary.
+, Il. RERClER, of No. 10, Treasurer
Finance Committee
w. H. GARLAND j. o. PERSON, H. I. SHERMAN.
Widows and Orphans Committee:
w. B. SCHMIDT Residence $50 Old Lsyee
+. f. WILD, Tcilouptouas Grunge street.
E. B.EssY No. Ia rchoupitouas Apollo street.
jnG 81 VIII. H. SLACK. Secre tary.
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a MURDERER REsrITEp-Edmund Glore convicted o
the murder OF Thomas Carpenter and who was to have
oeeh executed at Madison H. Va on Friday. the letl
mas been resp"d for the space OF three months
at tAe Instance Of his devoted wife
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RNLRoAp-The total earnings @
this road for the ending the LIST December 1851 wer
$llooo43 So against total expenditure of S42o3s6 81
leaving the nett earning S67965T o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

AiE ffARL, 10 ST. CHARLES STRErr-Ths popular cs
apshhent offers this morning one Of its best lunches
~heh saying great deal they are always excellent
'hafies ohandler late of the Phoenix, may hencefor
ward be found officiating at the Pear,
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MICHIGAN STATE FAIR-The Detroit Free Press saws il
has been decided to hold the Michigan State Fair at De-
troit. on the 22l. 23d and 24th of September next
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:
hor friends and the public that her BENEFIT will place
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January whom she will have the honor
OF presenting her patrons attractive M comprising Comedy
Ballet Opera and Farce by the entire Company
gramne future advertisements. Box Book
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HALL OF MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY NO a.
InnuarN &. lSia.

HALL OF MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY NO. 81
January 8, 1852
~ At the annual meeting of Mississippi
Fire Company No the following gentlemen duly elected
in their respective offices for the ensuing year;
C. A. FOSDICK President
w. Fl. SLACK. Vice President.
H. TOLEDANO, Foreman
JAS f. WINGFIELD, Asst Foreman
L. l.. BOWN, I'd Asst Foreman.
+. ]. ROBERTS,
r. NJ. McALPlN Treasurer.
Delegates the Firen,ens Charitable Association
f. BLEsSY, s G. RISK, B. TOLEDANo.
A true copy OF The minutes.
in6 y T. ]. ROBERTS SeereMrN.
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The British steamship Niagara sailed from Boston on
Wednesday for Liverpool with fifteen passengers and
nearly 100000 in gold
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B. MCKINNEY, Captain of ateannr JeAerson
J.. ". COOPER, Captain of steamer Compromise.
JOHN DUNN Captain Of steamer Caspian.
D. CROOKS. Captain Of steaner Post Boy.
r. II. MARTIN, Captain of steamer Osruola.
OWEN FRANKS, Captain of steamer Red River.
JOSEPH CLAIBORNE Captain OF steamer Texas Ranger
VIM ST0CkNfAN, Captain OF steamer Texas
W.W.WITtlENBURY, Captain of steamer Echo.
5. APPLICABLE Captain Of steamer St, Charles.
JOHN AMSDEN, Captain of steamer Sarah 'urdoi.
z. r. GRAHAM, Captain Of steamer Caddc No. q
EDW: Il CLARK, Captain of steamer Chocaw.
JOHNSTON r. DAVIS, Captain Rockawav No9
GEORGE r, REMER, Captain Of steamer Fashion
SCOTT Il ROBINSON, for steamer Lucy Robinson.
SPEAKE Il McCREARY, for steamer p. f. Kinilnll,
n tt SPEAKE d McCREARY, for steamer p. Dalmun
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The Legislature of Nova Scotia has been summoned
meet on the 2Sth inst reorganization of the Govern
ment is considered inevitable.
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Horse, Buggy and Harness

IT.
vni, IN @ arg HORSE DID, sound kind, perfectly
IN or under the saddle, will pleasure
trsbtapss - minutes the mile at moderate sa easily
ana may be left where without tying-slable
a"se The BiGGY and HARNESS hsrs been usd but shor
icy t#h be hour Stable No, p3 Jna street,
'''' N>'AF eHl @asHth's sfsriS ~ tptf
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We are under obligations to Mr.. Z. H. Mitchell the
gsntiemany Purser Of the steamship Philadelphia for
california and Havana papers, memoranda, ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

The new city officers of Mobile entered upon the dis
charge of their duties on the LIST instant
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YOUNG & CO.,
Observation-Disclosures. etc
T0Hths', Boys and Chitd,.c,,s'
ClOESainO.

sHHNFtlhefs in
BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING suneyior Ia INV
bouss W, h.' manufactured expressly nde
ola 5mop + + M w wS oi nn e. reduced prices
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| Tie Norfolk Herald says it runore1 in that city
that Commander VIM +. Lynch, U. s. Navy was dead
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J. NArnoR, Secretary

Rss~ acknowledgement Race Course, AL
entry for which is Col A. L. Bnns c by Glencoe the
Yesterdays purse Tho gaes open
Proprietor will be happy public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

The Hon. A. +. Owen, late u S. Consul at Havana has
arrived at Washington
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gsH~ The members of Pelican Division No. |
s. Il particularly requested meet at the Temperance Hail. No.
rs ST. Charles WEDNESDAY EVENING, inst,
installation of officers for the ensuing quarter takes place then and
there BY the W. P,
;osi
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\ q /GEoRGE WASHINGTON LODGE No. GA
WV regular meeting OF this Lodge will be held TUESDAY
aNA EVENING, Mt o'clock, Masonic Hall, Barone
Felld0 streets Members requested he
rider. jams III f. A. DENTIEli Sec retary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

New diggings have been discovered within three hun
bred yards of town. at the base of the Niger Hill The
darkeys, of made the first strike,' which
became known and before six hours had by every
contiguous ravne and hill side for than half mile
staked off in claims 1t Is stated that they realized
from two and half sacks of earth somehngove sixty
dollars. Whether this be true not they have been
content since to back their dirt distance
wash it. which is evidence enough that they being
VIGIL mid for their trouble
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'fl4aas 70 tho steamer Oregon for Mobile paper,
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Gentten,en's Furnishing Goods,

GentfeMeN's Furnishing Goods,
UNDERSTANDS, DRAWERS, Ere.
SELLING orr AT GRE.i7EY REbUCED rETCh.s,
Linen and Cotton Shirts, all qualities
White, Brown and Gray Cotton Socks all 0nnl
Regain, Cotton and Linen Shirts, all qualities:
Check and Cotton Hickory and Night Skirts, all ousiike.;
All Wool and Super Ribbed Shirts
tinnze, Merino, Cotton Ie Thread anfl
Heavy Silk and tnuze Silk Undershirs;
Gray md Rod Merino Underslirts;
Blue. Rcd and White Flannel lndrr hirg;
Gotten, Flannel md Plain Muslin Shirts:
Drawers of all The above descriptions
ianG 2l'f ALFRED MUNROE Il co I'd N.g,,r. .,
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NMI. 0. 0. F.-HowARD LODGE No. IS
= @@ All meets every THURSDAY EVENING in the Grand
~S33 Lodge Hall, Of Tcloupitouus Poylras
- streets, at o'clock a. Ofeers-N. F. Rice, n
F. Mccarthy g. George A. Bowditch Secretary; j. NJ Foster
$. james Davis, Treasurer. dig
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q .AJAcKsoN RIFLES, ATTENTION !-Agreeably
Ea ~ orders from Head luarer hereby notified appear
~ III on Parade, fully equipped, THURSDAY January
~ u. 1852, for review and inspection.
Assemble the AisARY CaonIee street, at ST.
BY order. II. FORND, Cuptnit.
la5 At G. FD}Nu, s.
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Clothing! ClOtHing!!

ENTIRE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
In Store No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
CLOSED
1T UNPRECEDENTED B.1RG.1INS
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
Ut Having Of hand
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF CLOTHING,
and being DESTROYS of reducing it much possible
the have marked down the
command the attention of NIL who wish to rurchase.
1T Call and examine the prizes will
WINGED that
BARGAINS CAN NOW BE HAD and NO MISTAKE
ja6 Up If ALFRED MUNROE d co. 81 Magazine st.
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Fashionable Clothing.

Fashionable Clothing.
THOMPSON & NIXON, No. 10 Camp street,
~ Have received Winfield addition. stock
to render it a complete assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising
cLoAks, Of Black Frsneh Cloth, ~ Y, x, and nil circle.
OVER COATS OF various qualities and all the .tyrs
DRESS COATS Of Blsk French Cloth, qualities.
FRoCk COATS, OF Black IN colo Cloths.
BUSINESS COATS Of Black and coore Cloths Drnb
simere.
PANTALOONS, OF BLlek and fancy poefkin and Cashmere
VESTS Of Cashmere Satin, Wooden Velvet Black Fancy
and White Marseilles, single anu double breasted.
SHIRTS, OF Fine Linen and Iinsn Bosons
HOSIERY of Shaker Faunes Merino Cahtners Silk Cotton
MORNING GOWNS, UMBRELLAS. PERFCsiERY IA 9n,f
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON REGIMENT L. NJ.

y fthaDF9C ARIES " AsEffNEIUN Kf7'IMENI Z. W.
u SEwORLEkNs, December %, 1851.
S ORDERS No. 4.-The Regiment will as
senble in full uniform, at the Arn0ry Caondee street.
~ "a THURSDAY January s. 1852 o'clock
unite in the celebration the Battle Of
SewOreans, per Brigade Orders No. /.
The Washington Artillery, Capt Smith, commanding will
ona Salue in Lafayette Square Mt sunset the It'll and sunrise,
loon and sunset on the Si' latuSry. BY order Of
- CoW W W WOOD CONG Wash. Reg Let Brigade l.. NJ.
HoRAcF kKsrISe, Adiutnn ,l2o til
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+ A A LOUISIANA GRAYs, ATTENTION THE men,
n n bers Of the Company hereby notified regular
w I'll monthly meeting Of the Company THIS EVENING
O'Clock Prompt attention is
porance il to he transacted - "
1 The Company wtaend athe Anoy euuppe
o'clock, THURSDAY MNfN tie sth inst "a nsr Rr2}Gr
| janis phNE,Y n
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE FIRST DIVISION L. NJ.

IIEADUUARTERs FIRST BRIGADE FIRST DIVISION L. NJ,
NKwORLRASs, December IS,
s@p ORDERS No. First Pursuant to Di-
vision Orders No. % tho Volunteer Corps Of this Brigade
!. will assemble Lafayette Square THURSDAY January
O'Clock fully equipped, for parade in
of The Battle of New(ireans.
Seconl The Artillery will prepared Salute n,
Tth
Lafayette
Third Col Wood of the Washington Regiment Capt Wagner
of the Louisiana Volunteers
in their
The Field Brigade invited iop the
Brigader Generals Staff, (mouned.) BY =
Brighten. E. l.. TRACY, CONG LIST Brig. L. NJ,
En-. FLASH, Ad-le-Camp. i4o Id
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ASiA ARSENAL WASHINGTON ARTILL ERY, Jan ).
f,AY lS52fhe officers and members of the Cenr
assemble Mt the Arsenal Girod street. THRSpAv
saxd NEXT tile Sth inst, at oeok precisely,
winter un't"r with cartridge box sword and white bells for l#
heno'to of the Batt" of Newtrea per Regmentl
cers and nocommssion officers (scrgen mounted order "
ne Captain [jan6l WM. CEiEvALIER, o. s.
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= a Il ORLEANS GUARDS, ATTENTION In con-
~ tormit Regimena 9rnr S9 hereby notified
u u NJ the Armory, Carondee Pello BY
order Of the Captain. [jan6l WIN. MAXWELL. o. s
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Hyde s. Goodrich,

Hyde s. Goodrich,
No. 10 CHARITIES STREET, (esablh.d thirty yeara
sF Importers Of WATCHES FINE JEwELRY and DIAMONDS.
PLATED CASToRS, BASKETS, TEA SETS, WATERS etc
FINE GUNS, RlFLE. PISTOLS AND REVOLvERS
RoGEfSS POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY AND SCISSORS
LAMPS, CLOCKS AND VASES, GIRANDOLES AND MANTEl.
ORNAMENTS
MILITARY GOODS GOLD AND SILVER LACEs, PRINCES, 4.
PAPiER MACHE WARE, and a large assortment d
RICH FANCY GOODS.
Manufacturers Of SILVER TEA SETS FORKS AND SPOONS COR
LETS, PITCHERS. ~, au,s,
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1t appears that the Indian troubles in the vicinity
San Diego and Los Angeles have commenced hostites
and assembling in great force in the mountains TIL,
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~ Now nndins from ship Norfolk md in ,os r.,sr,, ,
.nrpa fh SHOES HR0GANS, HATScAPS ee Plantation,
S1R Nv W.T. PRIME ~ SET BoGANS, WOOL MEXICAN and
iylS eri4W III 70 J p.ir'' TX * ,.,,...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-15
FEARFul. OF rae CONSEQUENCES

brave old soldier rrsidIn. in the Ncw England
States Sio ousi; in the Mexican war; ans though Dem
ocra gave ha Gen Taylor in 1915 because o the
love he bore the brave rough old recently asked
10 give his in November Tor Gen. Scott lie re-
piled that he Democrat and Owed allegiance TO his
principles "vcry true, said the eacmln who was ur-
gng him for Seoul but you must bear in mind that
you something the brave who led you 10 veto.
w. "Look yon said the old warrior, as with quaint eX
preston visacc he looked the ccctonccrer III The eye
voted f Taylor because loved him, and wanted 10 ho-
nor him. proud of him as c"mman:"r, and wanted
20 cyr.eas my gratitude for his many acts 0 bravery and
kindness He seemed my father and wanted 10 do BY him
rs son would be cNrcctcd Ia do ny father loved him;
wanted sny and thought Of nn better va: Than 10
give him my He elected and chiefly hy The votes
OF those who felt toward him much did What the
result! The government passed n!o HE hands Of the Wings
Poor soldiers who had beer assisted b. Mr. Polk
Cd Of Office. Wing politicians took possession Of the
white House, and poor who had stood BY The ha"c
old soldier Palo Alo Monterey dared show hi.
there. They did not Know They busy with diva
ding the sPolls amongst their friends We into office
instead OF good mrn, like Taylor a'hos of Ehg lrcchos.
These harassrd my ud commander ill they destroyed his
popularity broke his heart, and hun home a corpse.
Now. sir, you FOR Scott love the mar
| because h, my commanG"r and led victory. /
| wou! like to honor himi. But know that he
stand hcr in the hearts u his counlrrmen. in the cst
nation o he world han when hc stood m tho victorious
General, il The Halls Of Ihc Moalczunas II help to c'"c
him thf Presidency, shall help to swnIow np all his
greatness by nlking him the tool and cat snaw !"
rupt and dangerous party and sn! hcn 10 faan upon III"
country bar ycurs Of Whig mi5rnc. mN not do ii
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