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SLAVES.

I AMES W. BOAZMAN, No Is Perdido street,
sS g ,',s. attention ss PURCHASE AND SALE OF
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES. ~ N'
EXPERIENCES:
Wright Williams CO., Mooa Ttua Co., Williams Phillips Co.
M Greenwood Co, Nelson Co. W pgss c. e90 sud4W
NAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
~ Orleans will constantly PuRCHAsE NEGROES also Board sud
se On Coinf.i,son and ali Slaves consigned HIM fell
NOTICE-The undersigned has opened REAL
EsTATs, LAND He will attend
me purchase sale and hiring Negroes on Bonds Notes
Accounts = " ''-
"PrJnptness - the motto, T. 8 VOTING
81 Third street betreen Pine Chtsnut, st. Louis
eifrenceeG D. Prentice, Louisville Journal; iademau
ous'le Ccqner: william Hugtr Louoyle Democrat; John
1roush st. Louis Times James A. Phelps, City Marshal ST.
RIM
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N,g EDICAL SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS ut .

&N EDICAL SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS, ut 26
IHa G0MAlERGlAL PdACE np srarsIhsse Baths
CfiAGkES FEVER, RHEUMATISM, CtIILS FEVER
MERcuRAL AND ALL DISEASES or THE SKIN with others
npurlty blood The hundreds
have been cured by them be produced powerful
agent removing dsease We might mush favor
this
permanently viii, these Baths who, injury system invite
m afflicted with the above like Diseases cali
perfect satisfaction is not trial. money will he
refunded mh5 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20
NTEW GOODs-P. W. WOODLIEF, No.

u
ChaItres street. has steamships Winfield
Union and Empire City and the sailing
ton AID HaVre of Fashionable
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofor variety
and recherche style which he offers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TO m aons reduced The stock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20
REMOVALS.

~ EMOVAL.-R II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
L. e. has removed from No. II St. Chares to No Cnmp st
'fepl''' n25 ly
kRUG STORE REMOVAI4-The sub n
N scber respectfully informs the public that 60
n mas removed his DRUG STORE the of N
Charities and Castomhouse where happy 10 fkA
see his old customers md those who
~ f. D. BEACH ApotheCay Druggist
lan3 u South west Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20

TEMENT AND PLASTER - 1000 barrels,
" brands sale
JOHN HAYMAN 4 CO., sS Magazine street,
II Agents Of the Newark and Roenda Cement Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20

f The Directors Of the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA have the
Pleasure y The insured members Of the Company upon
Phg saitfseto.y exhibit Of ts
and which, with the tictes attention principles
Y M Insurance. they enabled present 70 their constituency
After careful reservation Of sufficient
outstanding rks the Directors have finding
eS warranted declaring
aP the date all policies entitled thereto
which viii either be added the
e1e the present value MONEY will paid policy
holder at his her option. eS'
The Of Office rni being svug an
equitable proportion borne by the Savigu Fund Department
company,
NE pared members OF the United Staa Life nsurance Annuity
En ht Company shat Legitimate Which they
entitled viii be he, while the rc,es economy in t mar
Of ata will followed for their aud
benefit ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20
BUSINESS CARDS.

A DDlSON & Co, Wholesale Grocers and Com
u nnsaor Mrrehalg s. Po,lras ST.. NewC,eans hss
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r EENCH DRESS MAKING Mrs c..
4 W. ROPER, No. ls5 Poydrns N
u h ladies to the superior style and which she
RkS SES and MAS1lIhS made by her experienced WI
D 'daker. Ladies' please yourseyes d Si
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eIc'~JotS McCARTY, PLUMBER, No. 184 CAMP Ss3e.
STREET, woretls, has just received and large G@
sortmen Brass Cocks various and Lift Pumps
Beer Pumps ctr etc; Cooking Ranges Bathing Tubs and
Bntfs,
description.
Ship and Steamboat work promptly pu, up repaired. Aorde
~ Charyos moderate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-20
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 90, 1885,

A NDREWS & CO., JOHN W, Commission
a Merchants and Shipping Agents. 81 Common ST. JAZZ
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n a. OF tho least pan-D ROSENBERG Warsaw capital
m Poland has thu honor to to the ladies and genenen and
the inhabitants geera place, that he
eradication OF CORNS, BUNlONS NAILS every
between the Tors WITHOUT CUTTING by ENlR
his campoBition.
The operation performed the space of fifteen without the
est and tue his dreHs and with the
sstsfa ron OF carrying the Com or Root in his hand,
X iatcrng testimonials
FrHnu in France and other foreign and by distinguished
d which have been twelve months after the
The Doctor viii give attendance daily ill hafpst
eleven the morning. the
ROYAL STREET, between Toulouse ST. Peter
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4 TRANBERRIES-30 bbls. Cranberries, now
~ landing Gem. and ssby
mills STONE h WALWORrH Sc Tclountous, sreet
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parke County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ASHBEL p. WILLARD of Floyd County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, Of Rush County.
FOR AUDITOR STATE,
JOHN P. DUNN, Of Perry County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
ELIJAH NEWLAND, of Washington County.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM Il. STUART, of Cass County,
ANDREW DAWSON. of Decatur County,
SAMUEL E. PERKINS, of Marion County,
ADDISON L. ROACHE, Of Parke County
FOB REPORTER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HORACE E. CARTER, Of Montgomery County.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, Of Boone County.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
VIM c. LARRABEE. of Putnam County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

The Journal Of Friday morning publishes, under this
head, list Of the Of sixteen ''Prominent and
influential Wings" who contributed to the Irish Relief
Fund in this city in ls47 The publication IS made
with view to make capital out of the fact that so
many Of that party found willing to contri-
butte, Of their abundance, the relief Of suffering
humanity, in foreign land. The gentlemen whose
the Journal publishes have always been known in
this community as liberal men, and the only thing
prising about the is that they should. with such
liberal sentiments, be found in the Wing party. One
Of them true their better natures have left that
party-but that is not what sat down write
about.
The remarks of the Journal accompanying the list
evidently designed to convey the impression that
while the Wings remarkably liberal in their
ributons Democrats the reverse and the sapicn
editor proceeds to read long homy to the Irish cit
upon the remarkable love of the Wings for them,
and the hypocrisy" Of the Democrats.
We have taLen the trouble examine the lists of
trbutors referred by the Journal, and find that the
following gentlemen contributed the amounts opposite
their names
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
A Probable Case.

Rev. w. c. Larrabee, the Democratic candidate for
Superintendent of Public Schools has declined the
station Of editor of the Ladies Repository This fact
will be learned through Greencasts correspondent
But let not be deceived. He is continue its cdi-
tor for six weeks until about the election when
the Board Of publication meets probably after the cleo.
tion) when they accept the resignation of Mr. Lar
rabee if they choose re-elect him. In the
time he for office the ere lit of having de-.
clined .-BrookoHe American.
Small business. The American dare charge that
Professor Larrabee intends hold both Offices Suppose
he should be defeated and should afterwards be elected
editor of the Ladies Repository! Where would be the
crime in accePting' He is candidate for superinten-
dent oil public instruction Occupying that position, he
has resigned his professorshp in the Asbury University
and declined the place of editor of the Repository.
Will the American publish Mr.. Larrabee's card Let
Justice be done
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
Hon. I0hn L.. Rahinsan.

This gentleman addressed great Democratic ratf-
cation meeting in Baltimore the 18th inst The Re.
publican and Argus thus speaks of his effort:
{" Mr.. Robinson, of Indiana, followed Mr. G. This
gentleman who now fills his third term, member Of
Congress from Indiana spoke with great force and eo.
quence He reviewed the positions occupied by the
parties, and showed clearly the fate reserved for the
country if it was entrusted to counses so dubious ia
character, those which surround Gen. Scott.
He showed, also, the want Of full acquiescence which
the Wing candidate exhibited in the very principles OF
the Wing party, doubtful as they We have rarely
listened to speech Of greater argumentatve force and
power than that delivered by Mr. Robinson; and we on.
y regret that can't have the pleasure of hearing him
oltener at our political meetings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
give copy the following appropriate remarks frO
the New York San, neutral paper
POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING

".
We observe that the Canadian papers questioning
the propriety Of the battle. fields Of lSl2l4 on their
soil, being made the of a OF campaign
in the for the Presidency of the United States
The editors however preserve their tempers exceedingly
well, and because they do so, have greater respect
for their suggestions Of the bad of American ct
passing from their soil to carry their eec
pioneering tricks And the proposed political gatherings
at Lundy's Lane and Niagara Falls patent
tricks degrading to the character of intelligent eemen
1t is said that General Scott has consented TO be present
at Lundys Lane the approaching anniversary of the
battle fought that place, but will believe that
either his vanity his ambition will far mslead bis
judgment as to mpel him to step very unbecoming
Every citizen knows the gallant part which Gen. Scott
acted in that fierce contest though he neither planned
the atact deserves the sole honor Of the victory 1t
not surely necessary that Gen. Scott shall be dragged
scenes Of his military achievements and glories
ena lie the people Of the United States Judge of his
worthiness and fitness for the Presidential office Let
us not conduct election contest to give the
enemies ofrepublcansm just ground for their rdicule
of popular suffrage. Let the appeal be to the judg
ment, the intelligent patriotism Of our people, and not
to their preludices and passions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
ApDOintm ents.

AsHsEL P WILLARD and WILLIAM WILLIAMS, eani6 4
Lieutenant Goyernor will address their eow-cizens the fc
owing times and places
Marion Grant county, August 6, al O'Clock
Kokomo, Howard county, August 7, al O'Clock
Upton, Upton county, August 9, at o'clock
Frankfort Clinton county, August 10, at O'Clock
Lebanon, Boone county, August IL, al O'Clock.
Danvile, Hendricks county, August 10, al o'clock.
Greeneastle, Putnam county, August 10, l O'Clock
Terre Haute, Vigo county, August Ii, al y O'Clock.
Newport, Vermion county, August l6 at o'clock.
Rockville, Parke county August H. at o'clock.
Crswfordsvie Montgomery county, August H. Gi O'Clock
Covngton, Fountain county, August 10, al O'clock.
Wiliamsport Warren county, August 30, at 1 O'Clock
Lafayette TipPecsHoe eOunty August 81 nj y o'clock
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

Light.
The New York Herald Of the 18th inst, repubshes
communication which appeared in the National Intel-
gcncer of December nth, 1874 The communication
was signed "Americus.r II contains remarkable
opinions in regard the naturalization aws-opnions
which in this liberal and enlightened age should render
infamous the author. The Herald in publishing the
article, charges the authorship Gen. Scott and says
"The document in question is from the National In.
telgeneer of December 1874 and bears the signature
Of sAmencus.' We are, however, authorized to say
that this Americas is Gen. Scott-that he is the writer
Of the article; and, furthermore that, if required,
prepared to prove IL according TO the usages in
such cases made and provided; and we challenge any
OF his most honest partsans, any Of the most
scrupuous of the higherlaw demag ogues by whom he
is surrounded, TO a relutaton Of this Indictment"
In this document Gen Scott proposes to fix per-
manen, basis the condition of the millions of our foreign
born population. by new law amending our present
laws OF naturalizatoa, to the following effect:
81. To reduce the term of naturalization from Ave
years three years.
SO. To EXCLUDE ALIENS FOREVER FROM THE
RIGHT VOTE IN ANY PUBLIC ELECTIONS WHATEVER,
EXCEPT
''3. Such aliens as shall have served years ia the
army or navy, who shall thereby he entitled to the
rights Of citizenship, including the right of suffrage
ga. Aliens shall be exempted from involuntary ser.
vice in the militia, the army, navy, Gust free ne.
groes and Indians are).
"5 The law to go into operation six months after its
passage"
This document has been republished in the Washing
ton Union We shall lay it before readers in few
days, unless in the meantime, its authenticity is de-
MED. We have read it carefully, and it is either the
production Of Gen. Scott or some man who has the
happy faculty of initiating his peculiar styles but we
wish to do injustice to man. The communication
when published produced quite excitement. Messrs
Gales and Seaton the editors of the Integencer are
honorable If they clear Gen Scott of the author
ship of this dsgraceu Anti American document there
the matter will We will be satisfied with their
statement, and the country will be satisfied We shall,
therefore, wait few days for the denial We hope for
the character and credit of the Wing party that the
gallant General who heads their ticket may be able to
clear his skirts of the sentiments put forth in this paper
sentiments infinitely than the alien laws of the
elder Adams. IT. the other hand. the authorship,
charged, is not denied, it will seal the fate of Gen.
Scott and disband the Wing party. The people will
neither sustain the doctrines support the candidate
who advocates them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

Here find 20 prominent and influential" Demo
grassland all who living such now, with
single average Of IS 81 each
while the Wing list contains the Of but l6 Wings,
who contributed average of 81 81 each The first
sixteen Democrats named above, contributed sI83 78
being average of S1l 79 each and s62 70 than
the 10 Wings named by the Journal In addition to the
Democrats named above large number contributed
smaller amounts, while the names Of very few Wings
found in the lists except those Published by the
Journal.
We found, during our examination that the Editor of
the Journal contributed three dollars. If his list,
however, intended embrace only prominent and
influential Wings, the good judgment he displayed in
not publishing his among them is certainly
to be commended
This is a very small matter As the Journal truly
says, 4" there important election then pending
and OF course motive for action other than that
which should ever influence those who have heart
that sympathize with human suffering" And under
these circumstances fnd as every reasonable man
would anticipate, very large majority Of those most
active and liberal in their efforts furnish relief the
suffering children Of Erin, prominent and influential
Democrats. But this relief thus rendered
party measures and the effort of the Journal make
capital out of it now only shows to what desperate
straits for the editor of that paper considers his
party driven Not only this the effort Of the editor of the
Journal to make few by such bareaced humbug
gerry shows that he considers the Irish voters whom he
addressing, little better than parcel Of fools
He would present. whom he considers sen.
sbe man. such reasons arguments to change his
OF course, he acting upon the settled doctrine of
General Scott aud the Wing party, that every man
who has not been twenty years in the country
not be possessed of sense and that every
not born the United States should always be addressed
and treated a a infant ass.
The fact that he entertalns such belief, that he
acted upon that belief in writing the article which
We have REFERRED and that he attempted in that article,
to make capital out OF what he must have known was
to the credit of the Democratic than the Wing
party, shows that the Journal editor himself has all
that lack of Intelligence and which he is
so impudent and silly to attribute Irish cti.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
Candid Confession.
Horace Greedy in his Tribune says

IiUI"ce UIttIy III lIIs ITIDune says
General Scott never was a native candidate never
gave native vote But he did formerly believe in view
OF the gross abuses Of Naturalization Laws and the
violence at the polls in which immigrants from Europe
conspicuous, that the privileges of Naturalization
OUGHT To BE MATERIALLY RESTRICTED If NOT Who'll.
LY WITHHELD MIXTURE. THERE Is coNcEALMEST
ON THIS HEAD, NO MYSTERY ABOUT 1T"
Here is a frank admission. Gen. Scott was never q
native candidate admit He has resided Washing
ton from 1884, until the present time, where he has not
entitled 10 vote except for officers Of the corpora.
t and srch thing Native candidate never
k Wn in that city. But Greedy has too much sense to
say that the " Reed letter. is forgery hat Scott is
not the author of the Americas correspondence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

Owe understand that Gov. Wright, in his stump
speeches. says than Gen. Scott is in favor Of compelling
before they are permitted to enjoy the privileges of ct
zenshp If such be the fact the Governor has descend
ed little lower than supposed he could GET
Indiana Journal
Does the Journal deny that Gen. Scott wrote the arti
Gle signed "Amercus" published in the Inelligencer in
December 1644l II he does not, he will find in that
communication the evidence to sustain every word he
charges Gov. Wright. They must serve in the army
they be entitled vote All, Brother De-
frees your candidate nailed on that question she,
and not Gov. Wright, that is getting low
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

RACK UP.-Dare William J Brown and Geo. w
Hargtt themselves opposed to extending the right
Of citizenship such foreigners faithfully serve
country twelve months in time Of and receive an
honorable discharged Dare either Of them oppose Gen.
Scotts suggestionl When Irshman, German, En-
glishman, Scotchmsn, Frenchman this coun-
try TO become citizen and his allegiance to
his former government and shows his attachment
institutions and his love Of by gallany
fighting for its honor and its glory for twelve months
upon the land upon the water either of these gen.
lemen opposed to his becoming citizen without further
probationl We pause for reply.-Rushrilie Wing.
Valiant indeed. William j. Brown answers no. He
has already said that he in favor of granting the right
to vote every foreigner who this country after
residence Of six months and declaration of intention
to become czen but Gen. Scott in his proposition to
amend the naturalization laws had proriso sThat no
alien arriving in the United States after sir months from
the passage Of this act shall acquire the right cote
ereept in the hereinafter presceibsd" That man.
ner was service il the army navy Dare Pleasant
Hackleman himself in favor of this doctrine! An
swer before you ask another question.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

UWilliam C. Fleming has been nominated as the
Democratic candidate for Representative from the
ty of Madison. convention will be held at Pendleton
on the first Saturday in August to nominate candi-
date for Senator. and Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas. COL Thomas Nc Alisler has been recommended
by Madison county, the candidate for the Senate and
we understand that Hancock will concur. d. s. Good
ing Esq, of Hancock, will, doubt, be the candidate
for Judge he has received the nomination of the
ventions in both counties
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

70 Hon. Daniel r. Tilden. formerly Congressman,
and of the Free Soil leaders of Northern OHIO has
announced his determination TO stump the Western Re-
serve for old Chippewa.-South Bend Register.
We know Daniel we'll he is jolly fellow, full of fun
and anecdoe; always out and out Wing bat got
mad in 1S4S because Scott nominated, and like
Lew. Campbell and SAM. Galloway, bolted the ticket.
He has got his candidate who good enough Free.
soler for him. and is again back ia the ranks Any
more converts of the same kind!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

O-The New York State Register says that such
was the high regard Mr. Clay entertained for Governor
Graham the Wing candidate for Vice President that he
recommended Gen. Taylor tender him place in his
cabinet This is no doubt true; but when and where
did Mr.. Clay express single sentiment in favor Of
Gen. Scott, a candidate for the Presidency