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MEMORANDA
Sesrne LETT Met same day
Columbus, Illinois and oo 9Th, Delaware Sonora D.
Bacon Abpo 10TH Jo.a Island passed
Chrnow gnd II the Exa below
the foot Of Natchez nad Ctsraet Wade apons
EXPORTS
NEW YoRkPer ship Memphis s'2 bs. GOTTEN q do hemp
hides loswool pea pkg.
cIARLEsToNPsr hsrk ohsrekse hid .9h,sso ISIS
sana ,~lns Dbl. liquor, is
pig. eisa. Pc. eadnf rs .svs. '''''
CoRK-Per bark o1sfa: 500 sacks
IMPORTS
PENsACoLA-Per shr 5000 fset lumber ai,
900 pcs sash a sHpnoh-ot doors Pooley deo
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
pay. DO alST o II s s 40 s Do
isososs oasss
#,
S pP,, " 1 g pa WIS DO To- y :. sr11s
ST Louls-per hid. Love- sayng.
beatty s Ga 3So
E K, 50 s.s 5 4 IS
a n jill. %. s' aPP d.
SeoNro" % bales eooa, 81 bids 'osaseo.
~ Stas %I%,
l 45o Nt%@s BIZ S Kss ps
M,enoerge4s urhanon Carroll 4cos4 Pasquer 6co
II y-5 Anderson MO,calfsundries orderTota $50 bales
10 easaaps = s sGs3
srahdv Wli.m. &cos II Ponoy aco 90 Pasquer tco22
Ns"' sfs's,'sG ssi sS
Iii Henderson Il Pealeio Cummings Stewart keel Hill
Reeley, Blair &eos luil, Miller hce5 Wright deo-5
Mug tcos A Denn.oun dcc-5 Wright, William. tco4
Taylor too Cleveland Bros &cos fnrYs WOOD aeo-mnie'
10 order-Tota i49 bales cotton.
o; % wi ss';s' 's W.!
Byrn aoo-sl Payne ta,ronS9 Mcae Cofnnn &co3s Male
Swlsy Bucknc Stongn-I. C!nnlack Squares
70 BAILEY Blanchard deoa Msnad VinHgdS TeiIowes deo,t
Lloyd Fe' Curry Persons Tnylors r Carrolt
Cleveland, Bros tcos Lowau, Dykers &aos Wright aeos
Branisr Wama bbls moasses Roman Krrnon
Braai Land0 JACKS potatoes and 'undrie' to ofdsrfo IS
| bales cotton.
NEW Louisa 2s2 bale. cotton Buckn
Stanan-S4 W Lnvech &co64 Beck6 Nugent &co III
Felowes tco25 Watt Dssnle,2s Geo Connslly-sH " Hi
dcolS Oakley Hawkin.i Wight &eos4 Vaudeville Lin
iYnls psrgoun sse20 ThGnhiI Mellhe.9y1 Do
bis ao, oE.ka bacon RWalsunirs to ordsrTotal l76
| bales cotton.
Henderson Pcas WATT pesaulesIl Ward lou.s67 do
81 Tborahli Mhann chsv 4ssisf.oa S.ss y5"
Aielso Bogert Foley Avery-l4 & Cscks
Il se ces s Coz ws. Sf s.
Rawn Duncan S7 Hewitt Norton ac0Total lo bslos cotton
| CONsIGNEEs.
NJ GonlrKennedy Foser-Wood Il Geog
Foster ScoC Butdec &so.hJ Hart eo-N BIshanTrrs
Aro-Hawlins DunCan &oo- Cao-stons WawortlD ray
co--Seccoub Veohies-Tcn hicIlhennyF Kenneti acoI
Nours &coG Givens.lrce Frost Go-t1li Rodd11 MOI
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WATERLlVG PIECES.

EyOR BILOXI, BAY ST. LOUIS, ~
r. PASS Ctta,srIar hHtJ MISSISSIPPI CITY LEsstaAsy
CHANGE OF HoURs-on after Monday, 5,H
pt.nihsr CALIFORNIA wifi % T1tn the
Watering the balance Of tn ti9 This yort low
CALIFORNIA Captain H. P gn.ign rut
pres the Lake trade with splendid will ea+s the
Pontchnrran Railroad r. follows:
EVERY MONDAY EVENING" the O'Clock Cars
. s;inf5DAI a'.''''...'.... . :.
Returning viii leave Biloxi EvER1 WEDNESDAY AND FRI
DAY MORNING o'clock, and SUNDAY EVENING 1t 4cctoeh
For freight or passage apply 70
je75 r. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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uEW OBLELNs CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Monday Evening. September 13 1889. !
The market is bare of Western Cattle and Hogs with
moderate stock Of Texas and Lake Cattle hand Sheep
abundant, and small stock of Veal Cattle:
-rRICEa-
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly ....... 100 y fb net.
Clexas, etc. ............ .3fO51.c q it net.
Hof's -dp--c y Ib net
htLca Cows. s25G5f45 . head
CALVES AND YEARLISss IS 50G$S 90 "a head.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
0rFIcE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Tuesday Morning, September IA, 1862
CLEARED YESTERDAY
ARRIVED.

Ship Memphis, Dawn, SewYork, A Cchs,
Snip Niagara, Haynes Tisvts, HBBa
BARK Cherokee Getty Charleston Savannah,
Norreghn bark oIefn Smith, Cork market, TIC Jenin. d
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DESPERATE FIGuT.-A letter from the San joaquin
River Fort Hill. Cal, gives the following particulars
of desperate fight at that place:
On Wednesday morning last, Mr. Benjamin Anderson
was assailcd by by the assumed of White,
who stabbed him in the shoulder very badly with
inch bowie knife. The point Of the knife fortunately
struck scapula which bent it that it descended
obiquely towards the spinal column, and saved him.
Had the point turned inward death would have been
inevitable At this instant, Mr. Anderson turned and
fired his revolver which took effect near the point of the
sternum passed. it is supposed into the cavity of the
and but little hopes entertained OF his recov
cry After the first shot, he snapped his pistol at his
head five times, and cap exploded, or White would
have been killed instantly Such the furious rage of
the parties that Mr. A. acted thus ndiscreey after his
enemy had fallen holding the pistol within few inches
of his head and the man Ryerson alias White, looked
him full in the face look of endsh defiance, during the
five times he snapped, and winked This man
White shot miner through the head in the northern
mines recently broke jail and made his escape to the
south. This report says done in fracas between
five Texans and eight others for claim White being the
only who fired Mr.. Anderson is from the neighbor
hood of Mobile of excellent character and has aged
father highly respectable old gentleman in this
try with him. who when he reached his to-day hurst
into tears and exclaimed "Oh, that had never had
son to add to my cup Of bitterness But he is doing
we'll and will doubt recover, to bless the affec-
tionate father, ITO whom he is devetedy and snguary
attached
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SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs--We noticed only retail sales
at previous rates.
TLOuR-The market lis still without animation, and
the saes yesterday limited to 1900 bbs including
100 Ohio at 81 co. $50 ditto favorite brand at 81 TO-
500 At -, 200 damaged Extra at 81 Is and 100 Extra
Illinois at 81 6214 p Dbl. Also, by auction, 200 bbs
damaged at 95e p Dbl for Common So 550s3 rs for su
perane St. Louis and SO 9o0$4 As for Extra ST. Louie
GRAIN-There Offering, and 5000 sacks were
TAKEN including 1850 White and Yellow private terms
100 Mixed in several lots at 59D6o and 800 White at
621se u bushel AT auction, 500 sacks Corn and
500 sacks crop Oats sold at 56057e p bushsl
for the former mud 81 a. and over for the lnttsr
PROVISI0Ne-Holders continued to realize s22 90 for
small lots Of Mess Pork or Bacon 10 casks Shoulders
sold at $40 p fb Lard steady with sales of SO
bbls at and 100 Dbl. prime at 129Se u b. 100 nrkins
Western Butter sold at fraction under 16e a Ii
WIiIsKY-10O bbls Rectifcd sold from the Levce at
20}st q gallon.
FREIGIITsWe noticed some Cotton shipped for Liy-
erpool at I'D
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT limited at our quotations:
Sterling. 1885, a5110
sraneo % u 7sh06 ~
SeWYorK si1ty-day Bib v Ct disc
Sight Checks on serYork. .AfO1a q Ct diEo
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MEMPHIS.

EtSOR HELENA, FRIAR'S POINT, Sssy b.
IA MOUTH WHITE RIVER, NAPOLEON IEat3aa.SSSss
GAINES LANDING, GREE WILLIE nd all -aniings - %
Ptntatinn The nch IlUiiRI
sETT, K-ehe will her trips IN the shove
trada
SEASON. trip every TWO WEEKS Shippers IN Planter.
may depend strict attention 10 All way ard plantation buness
O her. For freight passage apply to
OGEhSBY h MA ACLAY, Is Tchontitouas street.
sepl4 Am SiDDAL' GREEN 4 co
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\ PRorirs OF MrsIcAss.-Thc Network Musical World
says that Jenny Lind and Barnum averaged $500 piece
on each concert during their in the United States
and Europe The result is communicated the World
by gentleman who the account current The same
paper states that Hall x Son. of NewYork have con-
tract with Wallace the great vonis and composer by
which they pay him 500 for every piece of music
composed by him for the next years that they
have refused $4,000 for the contract What Wallace
gets from Messrs Hall Son. is small part of his in
come His London and Paris publishers each pay him
more THAI twice much he receives this side the
Atlauticso that if we correctly informed, he gets
about six hundred dollars for Of his compositions
--------=
swoRD PHEsrNrAros-The Washington Union says
that the ceremony of presenting to Colonel Roberts
sword voted to him not long since by the Legislature of
Iowa was recently performed by the Hon Mr. Hodge
of the United States Senators from that State Colonel
Roberts led the famous Rifle Regiment in which he was
captain, in the first entrenched works taken by the
bayonet at Puentn del Media Vera Cruz General
SCOTS line Of operations He participated in all the bril-
liant battles that followed leading the advanced guard Of
Twggs veterans at Contreras commanding the
from Smiths brigade and leading tho advanced column
In the assault at Chaputepec and afterwards detailed
by Gen Quitman to plant the American flag the Ma
tona Palace in the city Of Mexico The sword of most
elegant workmanship and finish and rich material. and
bears suitable inscriptions and devices
-=--
,,,,. ~, I,,,nz n, lad
,b paIaor ~, Mrn,, nf 10 ~ 800 60; coy
- n.t 49, 80 90, VI 49,, -; i'., u'. * q
rt 10 tr w. disnh f n " t h
r III ~ Fyii W" $3.50 ~ AZ, I ~, - VII.
49, r wv v tb ;t f ~ y, I,Sh A.
The sontbtvsst and ths Giet cot;nund nsarlv tta @
Wv, ;y,t ~ NJ, ;,.I s s 10 si;t . ~ Nv" 80 uay
trnr : ,.a ,t iass+ rtx ni,os h 40 'i 40 N'ao
W. hnna $780,. - " 49, ., s.;. ~ H., +;
te nnmhar that A.w over lis bouse as bas;s at i,is
than t +bnr,s,n5 ,ilIinns. a 80 a hI =
ote sn sun d @ hi n "a rev Wers prouss
iyr rbns. gnnrs ,.nr i in s,r;ht Ina; III
pid ,aasa am, tb.v emitted r6se iika Whistle bnr
~. 81 III iii - a " % I'M IT,. :. A i.
LIZ i,, cnryn% p;nss Nod and XII III. ;ao ,;th
wi tstita w., VII - a,;nr af b,a,, i ~
" 50, hs, t - tha ~ Ia - ;,a ;tt LII; u
-, az, W. haast brorn a,d u.h!,a ,n, ,s ~ ,
h ~ H., ~ tt p sia Iii, ws n,oni >, !,
~ NV Ne sI t .t y. anu
] g to 'A' '' nav '4e' "t' Ai'0 "N'ie 'iss
'"'' i''Ai --------------
rs.,,-- E,-,,r TIL q Iou;, Tpio, of +bo s+, ;,st
-. ~ -, ~. ~ ,
, S'S' se A0t'"'''"s P"'i'""A ~ N"' ''AA
revolving family nght, winch occurred Ut mouse on
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TO RENT.

FESO LET-A House with o Large Lot on An
d the New Basin occupied and suta ;s
bic Bakery. The will given
for II number Of years. Apply to
II II. KEELING Dry Goods Store, View Basin
FsSO RENT-The lower story Of store No. An
Il 20 rnvier street. between Camp ST. Charles Streets I'LL
by the Home Mutual Insurance Company App
on the pfersen. au!5 lin
FENO RENT-The first class four story a..
d BRICK BUILDINGS forming tho Of hasazne and ETA
La syetta streets together with tho WAREHOUSE
Lafayette and Commerce Streets Immediately the of
Me enr veil calculated for the Of respa
Western November
aus Apply TO MANN FIORANCE AZ rau,Pst.
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ARRIVED.
Scbr Ponhssan, Caro- days Psnllols
Steam boats.
Ahou Wallace, from Louisville.
Ambassador Hunter, fcm st Louis.
VI Jones, hnkrin, from Rel River
Emp Cotton bayou Sara.
Lousa, jackson from New Garbage.
Princess No 3, Phelps from vicksburg.
Guadhoupe Kay from Alexandria,
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ehp Bell Rock Boston, Metcnf AcoConysrae &oj
Fosr-Wood Il Low North deo George
sco-C utdecke &eoh Hart acoN BIighamTirsl
Bauchard-H 4co-E Newell hcoTre Bsea-Brald
Iaulyose BcsFclta Reed stnrsvant &eo- k9nnEt. b,
Duncan &eoD CnrrolStons WAlwurthD Tag
Goo-Siilal &coTuf Fermor HohartD H Palmer
oSeccomb VeorhesThcnhil hicllhenyF kennett &co
NourIe Frost 6co-fiRl Il Roid-J Nor
son Sco-John Woodruff Decor Efaa-Beebe
ChrvndeI i Dameon-Gnd erder.
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EDUCATION.
REMOVALS.

CD ENiOVAL.-W N. ROGERS, PropTi sIs55gs
a. Fashion Stables having removed 10 the
ar4 conoiou ldn recently erected A. No 4 taver
between Batomne snd Phppn, would he pleased 70 see h'
tricud, repaired otter them eon N his Inc
egy Horses and Pugss for nre ma a al y
Stable and Stalls for Horses on Livery aut6 I'M
- EMOVAL-RARELLi & Co. have tempora-
u ry from 81 Common street 70 no "a Com
non .,rret mys
I'D EMOVAL.-R. II. MARI. Attorney ut Law.
1s tsars mas y
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shesrner Ambassador LETT ST the tn Met day,
CoE5u' Illinois and Oo 9 Delaware an Sonora the H. D.
AshpoTs 10th, Josa Island
Chrnoe III lAnd the Exa below
the Nae. Island; Wade amptors
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Havre and Bremen Steamers.
ERnM cnFTTIy 1HfprnN
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREscErT OFFICE
Tuesday Morning, September H. 1852 !
COTTON-Ths demand good yesterday, and re-
suited in sales Of nearly $500 bales Prices were without
any material change, and We repeat our quotations
NEW oRLEANs CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior, .......... --G0- IMddling Fair, -M101
Ordinary. .......81lO ga Fair ............u ml14
Middling. .91a6D1O Good Far....... -6l11
Good Middling. 10 iiD101a Good and Fine. %
COTTON TOBACCO sTArEMENr.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco hhda
Stock on hand Sept l, 1852. .......9,532 1874
Received since. .22274 2024
:. yesterday ........ 4 es2--269oe 49, 2o73
36,438 2Os27
Exported to date..........8.6 $3.50 1870
- yesterday. S72- 9,52S CO. 1913
Stock on hand not cleared. ........ $500 1920
TOBACCO-We did not hear of a SALE
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Billie.
RED R7pER.

VIII leave TUESDAY. Sept mber H. o'elock-
g.r.'eam-r LEILA No. e. Cap. beers, will lx Msss.7
leave Monroe Trenfon landings sss
Rivera freight pasage npply
1oard ..-
sepii SMITH FfMlSTER. 81 Poydraa street
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY. September Is. ut O'Clock
E'OR SHREV EPORT, GRAND ECoRE ey -
IL AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Weekly Packet aAsaa- tgg Is
The very light iauglit GtAlbA- aT5rsE
LTIE. VIM viii leave above. FretgiI
Upper River taken With the privilege Of reshppn For freight
sspIs 'f'' - E. f. posrRoy CO. s. Gravier street.
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will Leave WEDNESDAY, Sept mbcr l5 ut o'clock
NOR SHREVEPORT, PORT CADDo, F- h.
IL GRAND EC0RE NAT IiIEocHEs, ALEXAN LsssEaaaSai'
DfTA all andingsTke swift running
light druugh packet SYHON1A, Captain W.
va,n will positively leave above The sYDoNA will take
freigh Upper River with the Of rtshp
Alexandria For freight pasag apply bard ot of
Bienville street, orto
ssp'1 SMITH MINISTER, 81 Poydrvs street
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NEW YOkPer ship Memhis s7 bales cotton a do hemp
do Wool IS bhit bark, SIS hides hbs
sl hides SIS eks lowood l4l ais kIs nds
CARLESTDNPsr bark Cherokee hid tobacco coils rope
hs VIII casks bacon IL hhds bags Coffee
cans Ates tne 90 bls liquor Is machinery and ,undrie,
lAvRE-Pe shp Niagara cotton, hhds ,obseco,
pkgs cgars, 10 pes cedar, l29 slaves.
Per bark 0sa6n x,eks
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IMPORTS.


PENSAC0LAPer schr Powhnian so 600 et lumber ~ coo lal
300 pcs sash a Sirlsoh-lot doors c Pooey dco.
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willeave WEDNESDAY, September Is at o'clock N.
NOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND ~ -
d. ECORE, ALEXANDRIA, JEFFERSON AND LEtxSaX
PORT CAD o-Regniar Red River Packet Steamer
il. NJ. JDNES-1he superior and swift r
H. JONES' Capt. John Ank, will leave above. For freight
passage. Apply on board. or to
SMITH Il FIAtIsTER, 81 Poyiras street.
sepl3 j. II. HE.LD, II Poydras street.
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HTOR ViCKSBURG, MILLIkEN s Fsy T.
a. BEND NEW CARTHAGE, WARRENToN, sfAsEaaY ss.s'
GRAND ULF, RODNEY ANE NAT1FEZ-Regui.1 slssxSi1sE
SUNDAY Vissbarg Pack steamer H. n. WRIGHT, t,p; j.
D. GlaTkeThc magnificent swift ket
seamer II NJ WRIGHT Cart j. D. Garts will hsI
lar about Tho first Octor md will leave EN ERY SUNDAY
MORNING, O'clock Returning, will leave Vcksburg every
Wednesday evening" O'clock. For further particulars apply
SMITH h FIMiSrEh. "a Poyirtts street.
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Will leave FRIDAY September H. nj o'clock p.M
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, KICK sg n
H. MAN MEMPHIS and all landings
i.eke iISEts HILL. 40. s, Wm.
receiving freight anil will above For
freight passag having oin,i.ns apply "oHd
10 STO> z G. WALWORTF. Sc Tchoupit uas street
tB The BUNKER HILL No take freight Napoleon, ee-
Mar and shippera
will the BUNKER
Iirht uron-h Iertl
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-13
FAIRFAX AND POTOMAC PLANK ROAD

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Books of Sub
IN scrpton to amount not exceeding SIXTY THOUSAND
Of Capital Stock to be divided into shares of Fifty
Dollars each for the construction of the FAIRFAX AND
POTOMAC PLANK ROAD" will be opened on the Sd day OF
MAY, 1852 at the following. named places:
At the Office of ALFRED Moss Fairfax Courthouse under
the superintendence Of the Commissioners.
At the MAYORS OFFICE, in Georgetown, D. c., under the
supentendence Of VIM H. Tenney, o. NJ Linthicum Henry
Addison, Samuel Cropey H. ofutt and Francis Dodge
any three OF them.
At the Office Of NICHOLAS CALLN, Washington D. c. under
the superintendent Of Nicholas Caan Ephraim Wheeler
Fzhugh Coyle, Samuel Bacon, George H. Parker, VIM.
Gunnel, VIM A. Bradley, q Montgomery King, and r. w
Latham, or any three of them.
At the house of CRoMBIE Lewinville, Fairfax county
under the superintendent of - Crombie VIM. Nelson,
Thomas Ap c. Jones' Francis Crocker A L. Foster Joshua
Gibson, and James Sherman, any three of them.
At the SCHOOL HOUSE at Falls Church, Fairfax county,
the superintendent of Amze Coe, Alexander g.
Powell, and George Risey, or any three of them.
At the house of JAMES Cross, in Centrevlle, Fairfax
county, under the superintendent Of John Pugh A. S.
drgsby, James Machen, James A. Evans, r. NJ Whaley B.
Y. Rose and John MILAN, or any three of them.
At the house of JAMES PALMER Pleasant Valley Fairfax
county under the superintendence of James Palmer Alex
ander Haght, DR.. - Hart, VIM. H. Wrenn, Sias Hutch
son r. H. Cockre, and Tamadge Thorn, any three OF
them. G. w. HUNTER, jr,
+. d, RICHARDSON,
JARED MEAD,
WILLIAM 7. RUMSEY,
THOMAS r. LOVE,
NOAH DEY0,
JAMES HUNTER,
THOMAS MOORE,
ALFRED MOSS,
mar 27-3m Commissioners.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-13
The Return OF the ProdigaI.
The Richmond whig thus discoairsetb

Ihe hcnmond wing thus discourseth
That sweet little fellow Martin Van Buren,
hath spoken from the philosophic shades Of Lin
denwaId (where, for some years, like John Ty-
Ter at Sherwood Forest, he has been permitted
to beguile his idle hours with Lord Bolingbrokes s
Reflections on Exile, and Zimmerman on Soil
tude) in appreciation Of the Democratic nominees,
Pierce and King. This appreciation is expressed
in letter to the Tammany Society Of New York
city, declining to attend the recent festival OF
that patriotic association on the 9th instant. To
show the Importance attached by the Chiefs,
Warriors aud Sachems' Of Tammany to Matty's
happy return to the old Wigwam, we need only
shy That out Of eighty-two epistles received in
answer TO invitations to the pow.wow, his was
the second letter read-Lewis Cass alone being
thought worthy Of coming before him. Greater
was tne JOY, we suppose, among the Sachems
Warriors, and Chiefs over this returning sinner
than over the eighty-one other respondents who
went not astray and yet Matty came not repent
ing, nor with one word Of contritiou for his for
mer wanderings. On the contrary. he declares
his opinions ITO remain unchanged He saws ,bot
as the question Of slavery is no longer a matter
Of moment, query for Gov. johnson, Is it So or
not, in Virginia y He deems it his duty to cast
his lot with the ancient allies of his love, and that
he shall accordingly, If alive in November next,
vote for the Democratic nominees.
Rejoice oh ye Virginia Democracy, Joe John
son has another congeniaD ally. Rejoice fol
your former pet President once more comes Il
your aid and declares his preference for You
candidate"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-13
The Vice President.

1t will be remembered that on Wednesday Col.
King, President Of the Senate, sent q note to Mr..
Atchson, Of Missouri, requesting him to preside
in the Senate /" on tomorrow" Mr.. Atchison
caused the note to be read by the Clerk. Mr.
Mangum presumed there would be no obiec.
tion," and Mr.. A. took the chair by common con.
sent. Col. King has gone to the springs for the
benefit of his health. A little before the hour OF
meeting on Thursday there was an informal con-
suhation in the Senate Chamber as to the con-
sttutionality and propriety of this mode of or
ganizing the Senate. Some members were for
electing President pro tenn. by ballot Soon
after twelve, Mr. Atchison raped on the desk to
announce the Chaplain. Prayers were offered up.
A long pause for consultation ensued. Mr..
Atchison, then standing below the Presidents s
chair, near the Clerk, ordered him to read the
note of the President, and said, that, with the
unanimous consent of the Senate, he would take
the chair. Mr.. Hunter presumed there was no
objection" and the Senator from Missouri took
the chair. Thus has q precedent been established,
and it will probably be the rule in all time to
come. e.--Aiez. Gazette.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-13

HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.

HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
There nothing that be compared to the Mustang
Lnimen in its speedy and permanent cure Of Strains
Bruises Cuts Calls Chafes scratohes sweny Poley Fs
tula Big head, SPAWN, Ringbons, Windgal or any
natural enlargement of bone muscle. We have hun.
Of certificates performed Of the diseases
toned above.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Every store should be supplied with this valuable Linz
ment, as 1t pays good profit and sells rapidly.
The Lniment is put up in three sizes. The ffty-cen
size contains three times the quantity of the
size the dollar size contains six times the quantity Of
the twenty-fvecent size.
A. g. BRAGG CO., Proprietors,
Sd and Market sts, st. Louis, and 304 Broadway, MY.
For sale by all Druggists in Washington and Georgetown
CHARLES STorT a Co, Agents, Washington.
o. NJ LINTHIcUM, Georgetown.
CANDY a HATCH General Agents,
may 2S-eo3m cor. Light a Lombard sts, Baltimore.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-13
The New Gallery!

ECONOMY is THE FOUNDATION oFlPRospERITYl
dollar saUed dollar made" why not be frugal in
the purchase Of fDAeuEsREorYPEs by calling at THoMP-
that they do not pay to much Ills long experience in this
business and his excellent location enable him TO satisfy
the most fastidious.
as- Don't forget the place-TH0MPS1N'S SKYLIyIY7
GALLERY Lane a fuckers Buildings where lkenesses
June S--u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-13

TIE GERMANS AND INTERVENTION. New
York paper states that since the late German
kossuth meeting, and agreeably to the resolu-
tons therein adopted, the bureau and committee
Of arrangements assembled on Wednesday even
ing, and drew up constitution for the Demo
cratic Association Of the German Americans" )"
the tendency Of which is laid down in the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously adopted !.
Resoieed, That 1t Is the object Of the associa-
ton to effect the general acknowledgment Of the
Importance and power Of the German element, as
representative Of progress, in all questions OF
external as well as internal policy within the
national Democratic party.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-13
LXTHATMAN,s DRAWING PApERi

wv Letter Paper, TO- 1215 15 IS, 20 and rs eta ou,re
The celebrated TALLY-HU RAZ0RS, 31L cents
Fancy Cut Paper for Picture Frames
few Of those pretty Crate Aprons at reduced proes
Shaving Soaps, Tooth Brushes, &C.. &c, at
WIMERs Cheap Cash Stationery Store
9th street, Louisiana nv.
hs~ HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE always ON
hand, direct from the manufacturers. june I9-tr