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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07
\. ". .MOOdY,

Formerly Of the hcu.. Of C. LEIGHTON co,,)
Corucr OF Canal street aud Exchange Place.
announcing business solely Ga LIS own ''
begs respectful to inform
That he prepared to receive them Nthe
HIS NEW ORLEANS SHIRT EMPORIUM, win a'pe"'
did and entirely stock of
SHIRTS AND
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS, likewise
advantage. hitherto conhned to the Northern Clues WI
FRIENDS A HOME MANDATORY
for Under Garments Collars, Neck Tiee, and every de-
serption Of NeedIewok, and hopes, by determination
to begin with LOW PRICES, Rich Goods and fSlis
Attention they will rally around hun as here lotoIe
lie would refer TO a short list Of prices as the best
TO nducement a visit!
Half Dozen EXCELLENT SHIRTS for 60
STRANGERS Half Dcr,n EXCELLENT SOCKS for 81.
SILK UNDERSTANDS for II each.
and the COTTON do. for 50 cents each.
RICH SILK CRAvATs for so cents EACH
PUBLIC 70. HANDS ERCHIEFS, so cents each.
and every ether article for he Genlsmsn's Toilet Al
equally low prices marked in plain figures, and the
Lowest Price asked At first
Are likewise invited 70 paroniEe the
THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT
for Hosiery, Undersha, Trimmings and small wares
LADIES which will shortly be received in proiusicu.
THE Should purchase their Shirts, Under Clothing Hosiery
BOYS Gloves snspeuiers, Neck Tics, etc. MOODY
Copy the address
s.N. MooDY's
New Orleans Shirt Gerten,en's
FurniFhiug Emporium.
OF Canal street and Exchange place.
1s- Open early and late, bu, closed on Sundays.
nj sipttsod.
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DEFE.4T THE CLIQUE.

Let every Democrat who does not wish to live
in perpetual vassalage to clique-who is op-
posed to monopolies and packed conventions and
to every unfair sitting of the public sentiment
by forcing men upon the party only because
they are the friends of certain faction--let
them come out to-day, and by voting against
the nominees of the convention, defeat the cor
rupt monopolists who get them up Hundreds
of the best men of the party have declared their
unalterable intention to vote the opposition tick
ct. merely for the purpose of throttling that
corruption which weighs upon their party
Vote down the clique
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THE SHERIFFfLTY.

In voting to-day for that responsible officer,
the Sheriff of the Parish, there are several i'm
portant considerations to be taken in view
Voters should not be forgetful of past events 1t
should be remembered that when Mr. Marigny
was defeated for Sheriff. in 1851, by Mr.. Freret,
he was not satisfied with the result, but con
tested the election and was defeated in that
also. man who once scorns public opinion,
comes before them a second time with bad
grace If Mr.. Marigny does not think the peo-
pie capable of electing their own servants, why
does he bring his name before them Does he
intend, in the event of defeat (Which is almost
certain) again to appeal to court of law
1t should further be remembered that Mr.
Marigny now holds one fat office, and that in
going into the Convention against others who
were better party men than himself, he showed
greediness of gain that at once stamped him
as not true der crat. There was not an op-
ponent of Mr.. Marigny in that Convention who
was not better democrat than he They were
ardent, active laborers in the ranks, and always
did their part
Who ever knew Mr.. Marigny to be present at
democratic meeting, or to be active at an
eiSs'i'h "hefeih ne was not personally con-
cerned' The truth is Mr.. Marigny is never 50
good democrat as when he has something to
ask at the hands of his party When defeated,
he is not seen laboring for the benefit of democ
racy, but is heard of no more until another cleo
ton approaches, and when there is another
chance for him to put his hand into the public
crib, Yet, in the place of Mr. Marigny's nei6-
cheney as working man of the party, he was
taken up by the so called democratic Convention
while more popular men were laid on the shelf
This IS not democracy, and we are mistaken il
the democrats in this city if they will permit
themselves to be so ridden over by voting fol
Mr.. Marigny.
On the other hand, the honest portion of the
democracy have an opportunity to administer A
just rebuke to the factions and cligues which
now presume to rule them, by voting for Mr.
Freret, and putting down all unjust monopolies
Let those democrats who do not wish to be mad
perpetual slaves to a few self constituted lead
ers, declare their disenthralment by voting tn
wing ticket, and by breaking up that corrup
combination which seeks to monopolize all tn
ofhces' Vote against the monopolists
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

To-day is set apart for the election of public
servants The most important among these are
the members of the State Legislature In
choosing them, the people have great stake to
play for, The voters have the choice either to
elect those who will obey the public will, or
those who, as heretofore, will scorn it. The
last democratic Legislature was remiss in the
duty imposed on it by the Constitution 1t re-
fused to pass aregistry law by which the ballot
ooA might have been kept pure. That law would
nave prevented persons from voting who have
no sseht to thai great privilege. 1t would have
| fixed the power of electing our public servants
in the hands of citizens living here and having
an Interest in the soil, That power now, by
the non-existence of aregistry law, is virtually
taken from permanent residents and transferred
/ by the law of the strongest to lawless mob of
unprincipled adventures. Under the present
state Of things any one can vote who has the
eohselehce to answer falsely to the proper quail
hcatlons Experience teaches us that there are
Out 100 many OF this dehased class There are
thousands IN our city having no right to vote,
who may vote, and who may control our cleo.
/ tons, The liberty guaranteed the citizens of
the State Of choosing who shall watch over
their public affairs, may thus be taken from
them and transferred to transient soiourners
1t behooyes the free people of this community
to put down this state of things and to take all
1 political power into their own hands, In order
to do so, let inquiry be made as to who is 10
blame for the frauds practiced on account Of
the non-existence of a registry law, and then
let the remedy be applied
Our last Legislature was largely democratic
They were directed by the Constitution to pass
registry law. 1t passed the Senate, and was
killed in the House. The inquiry is, why did it
not pass both houses. The answer is clear, and
n 10 this simply because . registry Law would
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Mr.. SLIDELL.--In another column will be
found an article in reply to the Courier's resur-
rected defence of the alleged Placqumines frauds
of "A, We are not well enough acquainted
with the particulars to hazard any positive
opinion as to Mr.. Slidelrs connection Herewith
If our correspondents statement is correct, it
certainly places him in very unenviable posi-
ton. Let the people judge, and reward or pun
ish as the case may be.
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SWEAR; AND BE ABsoLvED. 1t never oc-
CURED to us until lately that there could he a
Pope where there was little religion. 1t has,
however, become evident that there is, some
where among the democracy IAN ecclesiastical au-
thority that can dispense Legislators from oaths
to keep the Constitution He can bind and he
can loose with his keys all the locks of their
conscienees What is his name we know not.
We suspect it, however, to be not Plus, but
John.
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WILL YOU COME INTO NY P.4RLOR
said THE SPIDER TO THE FLY!

We doubt much whether there is any one in
this community who was present at the lngra-
ham meeting on Saturday night who is weak
enough to suppose that it was not gotten up for
the express purpose of quilting the Germans into
voting the democratic ticket.
We admire the patriotic feelings to express
which this meeting was gotten up, but think its
orginators would have shown greater appear
ance of sincerity if it had been called month
earlier. Enthusiasm in favor Of the oppressed
does not keep silent SO long
The object of the demonstration was plainly
to induce the Germans who had become partly
estranged to vote the democratic ticket
A letter from John slidell was read, to let the
people know he was all right on the matter.
This too, was to excite the sympathies of the
German population, so that they would vote for
members of the Legislature favorable to his
election to the United States Senate, thinking
thereby that they might benefit their oppressed
countrymen in other lands.
1t was nothing but trap to catch German
voters, but too evident a cheat to deceive any
one ..
Germans believe not the promises and pledges
of such men, and do not suffer yourselves to be
caught in traps laid by them. Do not believe
the pretensions nor the promises of men who are
not true to their Constitutional obligations
Promises and pledges have no effect on the con-
duct Of such men.
We could be as enthusiastic in favor Of Cap
tain Ingraham as any, and hate oppression
I wherever inflicted, but must deny the sincerity
of those.who got up the meeting on Saturday
night 1t was mere trick to catch voters, but
too transparent to deceive any one.
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MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER :. 1858
TO-D.A Y.

We have cheering news from every ward
Our success is certain. The democrats are
divided. The wings have only to be true to
themselves to achieve glorious victory. With
out unheard of frauds the city will be carried
by thousand majority! Let every man be on
his guard to see that no frauds are perpetrated,
and Louisiana will be released from bondage.
Be vigilant and conquer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

DEAoCRATc DEFEAr - For the information of oul
neighbor of the Courier publish the fact that the rem
egade Daniel Jenner has been beaten In the First Con
gressonal District of Maryland for Congress by very
large majority. His opponent the Hon Augustus
Sellers the nominee of the whig party. What now be
of the Growing of the Courier over the secession
Mr. Jennifer from the wings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

ORLEANS Housr-Ths favorite mouse has been through
y restocked and renovated the winter campaign Tn,
proprietor Mr. T. W. Cooler, has been reported dead
two three times during the past season. but he
is at his post, ready to fill orders for any quantity o.
liquors wines or cordas aud all of the quality for which
his establishment is SO famous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

FAhuRE.--An attempt was made in various
parts of the city on Saturday night to get up
large democratic meetings, but without success.
five are correctly informed there was a small at
tendance at every one of them. The democrats
themselves are luke-warm, or perhaps disgusted
with the contemplated wholesale frauds. Be
on your guard, wings. Be true to yourselves
Let every wing vote and the day is ours.
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Died.,

On Sunday, November 6, at 20 past u O'Clock, MICHAEL
BOWLING the fm Of Byne Downing, native Of ThomasoNn
Co. Kilkenny ireland,
LIZ Tbs friends and aequAiutaEces Of the family respectfully
Viel attend bis funeral THIS DAY at o'clock, ~ from his
late residence, the Of Lafayette md Now Leyes
Sunday, oelocE, cousumI
DUNN native the Coluty Wesmeas Ireland in The 5sh year
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

The JoHN RESTAURANT, No Q CGondeiet sheet-This
establishment is in full tide OF successful operation
and has become the fashionable resort in this quarter
of the city His cuisine forms encyclopedia of uxuries
served up by his PARTNER IN his own intable style.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

FAMILY GRocERIEs-w @. Raymond, No Al Camp
street. has Ply late received perfect avalanche
of good things Housekeepers would DO well TO give
him early call ten days Will elapse before the
arrival of the next steamer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

WINES, BRAsplEs FoREIGN FRuiTs ETc-We beg to call
attention the advertisement of Messrs R F Nichols
Co Their stock of the above mentioned articles is the
largest in the South and comprises all kinds of Nectars
from the wine purple when squeezed from the grape Of
Burgundy to Tokay mellow ever Bscchus dalied with
They have liquors varying from the soft and subtle
Noyeau the cordial Scheidam Of Holland the biting Alb
synhe to the ripe ale which pares like the ruby Their
assortment of dried fruits is unrvaed for both quantity
md alitv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

REnovAL-Messrs Race and Foster have removedtheii
Law Office from Exchange Alley to the large and commo
dious the Camp street and Commercial
Alley over the Crescent Insurance Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

SALvEs FOR SORE SKuLLs.-Both the loco.
foco and the wing managers have, it will be per-
ceiyed, made, after their several sorts, prepa-
ratiOns for the public, to-day. The locOfocO
leaders have made provision for breaking peo-
PIES heads; the wings for mending them. They
have laid in a large supply of cudgels We, Of
plsstsrs and Of Dslly'a Pain Extractor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

NEW sHlRr sroRr-s. n. Moody, well known to the
fashonables for his long connection with the firm OF c.
Leighton Co has just opened new Gentlemens Fur
nishng store comprising stock of great variety to the
selection of which he has brought the aid of fine taste
and great personal experience His store will be found
to be furnished with an of gentemen and
boys furnishing goods unsurpassed by any similar ssab
lishment in the city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

New IMPoRrAroSs--We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr. Mallard No 81 Royal street He has made
great additions his stock by recent importations thus
preparing for the fall demand in real earnest and is
den his ability furnish the best selections of In
grain Brussels together with all the more elegant
expensive styles Of carpeting at low price as any
Enlistment the city His second story lisa noble show
and presents many articles of splendid Furniture to be
found in no other establishment in the South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

DRUGGISr, No Is Camp st.
tr DR.. f. J. CoxEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive for
nearly fifteen wears their scqued reputation
unsurpassed squaed by any similar made the North.
SOUTHERN COUGH $ fRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAIvA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
~ Prepared at No. IS Camp street. BY DIE j. CoXE and r
ssleby Druggists generally. jyT 9pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

CAspErlsa AND T.rEsrnEs,-Todd x Co. 100 Canal
street Just receiving at their magnificent establish
ment varied and perfect assortment of carpetngs, ia
pestres wall paper hapgngs etc ETC. of every descrip
ton quality price to suit all kinds of purchasers
Great has exercised in the selection of their
tioes pains spared to render their stock Of
the most complete in the city See their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

Gs~ Capt. VIM. Kay of the steamer sydonia has oui
thanks for late Red River papers.
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G. W CuLLuN. of the Lake House is at home nun
cedn Examine his bill of fare and send in your orders
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Hats, Gaps, etc.

~ AT WHOLESALE.
CT UueluHdrsde auss HATS, eemprisuk EgrsstyAsDd
stLg E n, CASHMERE, MEXICAN TooLBTRAW PALaLEIT
ndCANPEASHY HATS, torsaleby
ivIt ipdAw FROST co. 10 MseAIu.n..L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-07

pAN'tl hA"IlNuAtE-rhe Baton Rouge Gazette Of the
~ iafhs that Daniel Martiudaie District Attorney Of
East fee'ahs and editor Of the Louisiana State PAPER
eu at jackson on the LIST lie had gone tn jackson to
attend friend who sick with the fsy4r sher. Ia
contracted the dissess and vas shortly numbered among
iA visums,
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boots, Shoes and Rrogans,

aESr AT WHOLESALE.
Nor iSuihsfg ship Norfolk and IN store sssnsrl"
Y sorment OF BOOTS, SHOES, BRo6ANs. HATS, CAS-
eve. Pan.ps supplied With prms Russell BRoGANs WOOL
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, AZ
the loves, market PTiesIby
iyis ipdAw FROST a co, 10 NsgAIiu. arrest
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PRorEsson HaNnr De MAnsAx.-The method

PROFESSOR Henry De MARSAN.-The method
AMI abilities OF this gentleman highly spoken or IN this ~
srcs favor tmoai The l- who study he Feash ~
saass Combining the oral system wish The single
admirable ooN is reasonable and method, capable po-
a'ens the mos' satisfactory AMI ngoltstbe results requires
great deal estmc tsn any sgsem teuouy termed th
only snces~u The oulg rte olr Professor D.AlRsN tas
formed Day Glasses for Ladies' Evening Glasses r Gcntemf
He gives Private Lessons residence Of the Pupil or
his own rooms, No Camp opposite the City Hotel
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sDs(

i~pY NIlliTNI INE4S d INLEI 7. fwpV
~ We nre now receiving DIRECT manufacturers
English and Brlss Tapestry; TAeeIlys,
Brussels, rrrains, Dutch and Venctians.
Also Dugsst Cohs Shades 7,
Covers Eod Hair Cloth Mating a., 50 Rugs
Mats &c Oh Coih widths qsae,
Ac which offer the lowest market prices,
nj st!p A. BEOUSSEAU L co.
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folded bundle COURT PAPERS accidentally
BUGGY, either G4gier, Cond Common, claiborne cuvle
streets WEDNESDAY EVE SING consisting Of
New York Rs,d and Judgment daiy and rendered
m trr
Goo " Caou AIgIvn Had po-ug ,ls dtn Of Car
42743 Sheldon
sheldon Potter
Orleans.
April -, I-5B able date
order H. kepreub1E, and him euior~d bInk. CaBn
Mrn it NE OF v,h !h-s DO evidences
debt.
The hnder will please deliver them the undersigned
70 all otAeis stopped BY this notice.
nT tho CURRY, Attorney Carson & Hard.
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Day and boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
roNDTrrTpn nv Mrs NJ n DTN1Tpy


tr- IBnti;utdu has THIS DAY p'-mbef H. 1884,
opened Eleventh Annual Session and really Board
srs, Half Boariers and Day Scholars.
ged sysiems superficial lnsuston, trteI book!
questionable popriaty adopted. stietat.snor PAID lilo
yea welfare to the oraanng and nlseeAld ssy;
msntof the pupil
The us.u,on grea advantages for asAfnBE
language.
Apply person. by letter. Institute, TryoLI cIRcLE
southsastssc;ion. dso3l lygp
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from Ant "
t'onsigneel
iietghton
s.nt to tile |
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lake House.

End Of New shell Road.
G E o r & E W. ULLUM
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xxTINEs, BRANDIEs, FOREIGN FRUITS,

w etThe undersIgned have constantly hand and
arrival full supplies Of the following tcles
BRASDIEs. H,nessy, Rtnault Oad, MarieH Lyyl Jean
Jacques sgnietts other brands London Dock
GlN.-Mder Swan, Sehiedsm Sobnapps.
RUM-JauaiJs St Croix, Bar New England,
AMPAGNEs.-Cabinet, Heidseick Feur Bouly
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Harmony Woodhose, Sicily and Lisbon,
q wood glass.
PoRr,sandsman Hunt oey Weber, Burgundy, juice
Cets Port
sisRREs-Pemsn, Laeay, Gordon and other known
brands o wood glass.
COFFEE-NlOcha lava choice
qnal ties
Cas, Mace Nutmtgs Pepper, Cloves Cinnamon fnento Gnre
Rsisus, Alno ds Dates Pcsu Nanut English Pickles,
Bakwells Psmin's Worcestershire Kehups
Wine Mulan, For sale
nj II. NICHOLS, Il co, amp 4,
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, 1853-05-21

This mill has just commenced running, an.
pears 10 be well put together, has a su6slan.
tial dam, can be easily provided with logs.
and will doubtless do a most excellent bpsi.
ness. From thence we took cursoTy look
into Hcnderson's Inlet, to examine the mill
privilege of A. J. SIMMONS & Co.cfouoJ
him hard at work and full Of energy asd
spirit, the sure precursors TO success. Tho
same day we arrived at Olympia, somewhat
jaded and fatigued it is true, after twenty.
four days canoe expedition, but yet delight.
ed with every thing we saw, and proud lhas
VIC were citizens Of the Territory Of WASH
rNCroN. Yours respectfully, G. !,
, 1853-05-21
BACK AgaInI Lao News.

Inc clipper captain, u. J Cove, IN COM
mand of the Kendall Co.'S fast sailing brig
&C. W. Kendall" arrived in our harbor on
Wednesday last, fourteen days from San
Francisco. She brings fine assortments Of
provisions, 10 our merchants, but not half
enough to meet the demand. Also a large
amount Of dry goods. Capt. Gove's quick
trips entitle him to the distinction of the
Clipper Captain, and his frequent oppor-
tune arrivals with supplies should place him
at home in the hearts Of the people Of Pu-
get Sound. Capt. G. will accept our CRATE
ful Acknowledgements for late papers, from
which we take the following items:
FROM WAsmNcToN.-Th Cabinet have
long sessions, trying 10 harmonic the con.
hicting demands Of the New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore aspirants.
The nomination Of Judge Mason as Com
missioner OF Patents, has caused surprise,
and some other emotions moi destitute Of a
moral character. Neither Of the Iowa Sen
ators recommended il.
The Switzerland Treaty is under discus
sion in the Senate, One article provides
that foreigners unnatIralized may hold real
estate.
Senator Rusk has been dangerously, ii,
but is reported better now.
The following combinations are officially
published
John A. Campbell, Assistant Justice Of
the Supreme Court of the United States,
vice John Mckinley, deceased.
Edward Lander, (lnd.,) Chief Justice Of
the Territory Of Washington.
Victor Monroe, (Ky.,) Associate JUS
tice Of the same Territory.
A report is prevalent in Washington thai
Gen. Pierce will at once counteTmand the
expedition 10 japan IS useless and inexpe-
dent, for the reason that il is not sufficient
ly strong to compel the japanese TO open
their ports, and that the force of mere mo-
raj suasion will be wholly Intellectual. The
exploration Of Behring's Straits will be
postponed.
There has been another outrage commit
ted by Spanish cruizer, upon the schooner
Manchester, Of Baltimore, who boarded her
and demanded her papers, broke open the
hatches, and took out about one-third Of the
cargo but not finding any guns or ammu-
nition, put the cargo back again. They
then threatened 10 take the vessel into Ha-
vana, but after keeping her "a hours they
decided TO allow her to depart.
MEMco.-The dates arc 10 the 9th April
Santa Anna has issued to the country, from
Vera Cruz, his first proclamation. Il is
such paper as will take" with the Mexi-
can public, and is very Mexican War-isA in
its tone.