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h'ho ou corner common ana hlagazlne streets
ENIGHLY IMPORTANT DIsCoYERY.-DR.
Is Sa99 gsf.t'h h 9 ssf al r1 6.ssss a v Pd
S9t Or any eeF PGs9aoas drug nsnT se
GERS and All Diseases he skin Dr. James epe:
S tss aS aa fPs he
loving are some Of the sad and mssnchSy tfe pyoiscsd br early
hs a 6s S W %nsn ass g & 5 sP fo sa % Pain il il The @
h oa se Isns s = tats " % 9 Of E.
sea s aSss NmGsg soss,y & M l4fe % %
Himiaity, etc ars some ST Sf ths evils produced.
not m a On DR. ' S b at once o ne ge S nGqa
Let false delcasy prevent yon apply
@y Organs Immediately cured I u '1ss Vsor
@ aAEs s,sss as ON, Ii sss 81
ss5 b,ys th
@ys ydawi ss,l DR. RI JAMES, M en-
aS ECRET DISEAsES-O 80 Customhouse
street between Royal and Bourbon ssetsDR JAMES
entalsd hemves diseases Of the above character
acre. sa1' % fa4
ey newly discovered R,nsd Which can only be
procured Fom himself and i nGon trial they do not et
Ss Tsas"iss an5 cures bg lave l
Since as holacsd hes Radss bis city Rs nas
e Ss 1s s ]
Gae IN order tha tie afflicted may ava" Of these
nenty th e castomHo.se street No.
served ~ Office hours ron7 AM to Pm. lylp
nR. WATsONS CARD.-I will use no other
3 @ n a hat
"S s G n ' .as d IA h
] than fS sd o ~n any
saE obh GE h1s ] s6R
TRoATs Just as farlir e the
other eri hai say S"" 0 sA no
those f s dess cure s in mdH w s and P 5 in
course treatment will draw upon him The slightest u7gOq
desvea
aysbS ss a'''s the incest
sassS 5 any nv 9s @ HGa 9k
from in the uernlng Unit 9Ss6 Al
dag No II Customhouae street.
a LCOHOL--2O bbls Alcohol high proc,
landing @p Sn steamer H D B2p 99 9 s "a g ,gs @ eTe'
STORAGE FOE SALT, for about $1,000
s ' s' r oocHR&S a2I S SG 4p
GoULEY's BlTTERs--5o boxes in store,
- els E.l.HARr d co, 7g rchopritour,s street,
NEWARK CIDER.-150 barrels. to arrive,
y; = al for sale by A, n. sRI6TE GRIEF, y co,
G7EALCINED PLAsTER-1s4 bhls. landing
: and for sAleby BoGERT, WILLIAMS d Co,
lsoto 10 eaAipstreet.
EEocK WINES Sparkling, Rudesheimer,
IS St :, +. NICHOLS CO, "a Camp street
GtLARET WINEs-of various grades and
" 4 vfntages in weod and glass, for sale by
i+5 Il. +. NICHOLS & Co. 81 Camp street.
g SsARDINES--l00 cases halves and or. boxes,
~ for sale by
les CT r. r NICHOLS 81 70, 3.
ESREsH BALTIMORE oYsTERs-2oo doa.
Is s. : ''ls ~ :. NICHOLS co, Camp atreer
GINS-Meder, Swan, Hungarian, Eagle, and
jed R.F. NICHOLS 4 Co, "a Camp street.
kDORK-500 barrels choice new Mess Pork,
landing from a Shots sale Pa
0FFEE-1l0 bags prime green Havana,
lauding schooner Midas, aud for sale by
4 = c. B. BRoADWELL 4 CO. Sc and ss Poydras at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

It is understood that the paeket-ship North
America, now lying at Quarantine. had cholera
on board on her arrival Not less than 10O
cases were said to be under treatment at the
Quarantine Hospital. Rumor, and still better
and less welcome authority adds that in Orange
street there are some eight cases known to exist
As no deaths from it are yet reported, it is pro-
bable that it is of an unusually mild type.
New York Times, I'd inst,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

Your Old Kentucky Home!' you poor soul,
nightcap cut Of the window, away almost into
the midnight, to catch the notes of song an
individual was singing, in dismal voice, near
her dwelling 81 wish to my heart you was
there, where your friends could take keer of
you and do for you. 1t is terrible thing TO be
in distress away off among strangers, partiou-
larly where you amt acquainted with any Of
wake up whole neighborhood at midnight with
his sorro,s.n She saw him disappear moment
afterwards in shop with a red curtain opposite,
and with the remark that she guessed the poor
creatur' had gone in to get something to nva-
riagate his eistern" with, she shut down the
window, and in five minutes by the wooden
mantle-clook, that ticked sleepily in her cham.
ber, she had forgotten al about the kentucky
home Boston Post.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

sPoRr N KENTUCKY, Y Young Sportsman:
NJ say, friend, sthere any thing to shoot about
#herer
Farmer Is Wal, / don't know. stranger, but
youcsn g1 down to the cross roads and take a
pop at5.IAo schoolmaster, just to keep your
hand in -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

We understand that negro was killed last
Saturday, on Mrs Hintons plantation in this
county, by the overseer, whose name, We De-.
lieve, is Robinson The negro had run away
from Mr.. Eugene Htutons pihte, IN Hinds
county. lie resisted when an attempt @ss
ensqed the oyerseer shot him, fGanton [stiss.
NIndisnninn -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

We heard a good joke once of a party of
young fellows who found fault with tha butter
on the boarding house table. q What is tie
matter with it:s said the mistress, ss,Just yoa
ask it, said one, it is old enough to speak for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
BR.4ZOS SANTIAGO.

Will leave THURSDAY, June is, at 8 O'Clock AM gu
kSOR BRAZ0S SANTIAGO. s IsSEES.
~ aeguar New orleana and TEXAS o. s. Line s.sal4s&
The and magnificent ateamship PEIksEyER s v
Lnwes commander will leave above Iunctuaiy For
passage having very
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of Julia street
sE All freight shipped by Peeye1ance will be- deIycyeSf Ia
Captain kennsdy of the Grapua unless oerwss
~ shippers must provide the rtenor bla
tautpB, INpptner iotH VIII pc Ptgnel. mya
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
RER.4 GRHX.

Willlenve WEDNESDAY, June "a, at 8 O'Clock A. M.
EfOR VERA CRU2-U. s. Mail Line. .,.g1xaa
fis,o ,o, Ths GSw and 0IzABA
Crus As aeovt, puactnny carrying the u. s. Niails.
.,t Rates OF PsBBAge....
stosrage AndfpuDd
sooda, per cnbic loot
FOR freight passage having
and steerag6 passengers, ,applyto ~
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of gulAstrsst
,,<z- opposite the Steamf,hip Landing.
Mexican Cone1l '' f'p'''" ''' tne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
STEAMSIIIPS-SHIPS.
GALPESTON.
w " sail % SATgRpAY, June u at 8 O'Clock A. N.

-. W. VIII sail Oh SATURDAY, June H. ats O'Clock AM
ENOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA, x,ess=s
- PORT LAVACA AND IATAGoRDA BAY--s88AsIsdaAS
NOV orleane md Terms u $. Mail Iu-The new and
steamship CHARLES MORGAN, James Iswlear maStsr will
shye M hoe lading freight nidpsa and
aes npe 70 lgheage Mstasorda Bay charge
Or
hppyto HARRIS a. MORGAN (oot Of Juia p,yss, if'
,-ur- yn. a., opposite the Steamship Landing
VIII hereafter in and the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

GowARDIuE. Theodore Parker and Wendell
Phillips, after lashing the crowd to . pitch of
insanity, which resulted in murder, called on
the police to protect their own houses from the
mob, and charged the excitement upon the u. s.
Marshal and the Commissioner, who were quiet.
ly carrying out the laws Of their country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, etc. q
= Pfs ss inform RI Bs R s ns 3 and
Homes Bennett that he has owa W
SsI i5s RosR tSs Ift M
sFGiRs. and othor tads Of Soff
Prees srPerFsues saablea him IN.
m 70 The Puoc which WITH penetqa and pogptness
sS2 s'iss m aa
nDD FELLOWS REsT.-Vaults in this
sns'sEg sf GeirRsa ssy B. a p i
ODD Of Camp GAs.
Co.. ,J9 I 1 az A. NJ
Gr tae burial Of
y b aTaao sa of Lots % pf
oro {s9 EHRS2Sbz ss: sid 4sg
NOR SALE TO ARRIVE-30o bags Caro-
sale BAsEiLi CO. con1@on arrest rest Sfsyl ss5 ~
SsHANIPAGNE-
IS baskets 5 srags g6 Leaf SSs,'s S.s il, ,.,. ,v
myh my------- SAN. WoIEF. IS Camp street.
NXCHANGE ON NEW ToRK--At sight,
and on time sums +" ' ps5s1s,' psRAS coFPa Ei h CO.
Fp UNI puncheon old Jamaica Rum, for
N y sale by A. F. COCHRAN h HALL,
my4o SO GrAver street
EsMPTY BOTTLES gross Porter bottles,
quar's aud pint' 1000 olare s9ro
apo =-=z- B. WOLFE, ss Camp street
\ ARlED APPLEs-1Q0 sacks in store for
~ rale by [anlsl A. D. GRIEFF & CO.. 40 Old Isvee.
NE ADEIRA-100 gross in store and for sale
Lsa by E. ]. HART Co. 7s Tehoupitoulas st. ebl3
GTAR LES--400 boxes in store, for sale
~ by [febal E.J.HARTa co,,9s TehoupitAulasa at
AAKUM--5oo bbls oakum for sale by
" nhes A. DELA6RAVE& d co. 70 Magazine ST.
ARoP sHoT-1oo kegs assorted sizes for
NJ sale by Ell. HART Co, 10 TeaoupOulas Vt. feba
HpLACK PEPpER--5o bags in store and for
4 SHEEsE-2oo boxes Western Reserve land
- Ing for sae by taplsl A. D. eRtEFF CO. 40 Old Ievee
He1MENTO--30 bags Jamaica Pimento for
sale by Az: COCHRAN HALL. SO Gravsr st.
RRANDY PEACH-50 boxes Brandy Peaches,
Ab For sale by A.F. COCHRAN & HALL,
SOLIDIFIED MILK-s0 cases, containing
~ each h q pound cans 40 ;y IT each z two
HpITTERS-100 cases Boxers BHters; rs do.
mhls s.woLFE, a5 Camp street.
4 .INsEED oIL-l0 bbls landing from ship
4 A Union and for sale by A. DELAGaAvE d CO..
ApEACH BRANDY-1OO bbls in store, tor
sale by Ed HART 4 co, 10 TehoupltauIaa st. iclo
a LGOHOI-l0 bbls. landing from steamboat
s4 seInp's Az Is Y ss
EEoPs-a half bales New Hops, first sort
h IA for anle by a, f. COCHRAN & HALL,
mil s6 Gravier street.
d GNANDLEs-75 boxes Sperm Candles, Samuel
m1s sonAfp' 0'Ana F. coea&ANa sif HALL IS
" UTTER--l2o kegs Choice Western Butter
Ian2s JOSEPH Lands 4 co. ss sTohoupionlas street.
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAs.-loo bags
frea Carolina Peas landing bark Saanae
sale by lapll AZ. COCHRAN & HALL, So 6rasierst.
ND OUCH RICE, FOR SEED--A few bushels
u ~ left imported for the purpose, for by
apls BARELLI & Co. 81 Common street
k7tARoLINE COW PEAS--Imported expressly
~ for seed, for Eseb by BARELLI b CO..
spla 81 Common sreet.
INDIA BEEF-80o tierces superior quality,
tnh99 S. II. KENNEDY q co, rs Tch0upiloBlls 1t.
A LCOH0I4-9 bbls. to close an Invoice, for
| "a sale low, by A. DELAGRAFE h Co.
mill =55.r,z5 II TlMagazine street.
IN UININE-2S00 ozs in store, for sale by
| SCx js7 E,J, HART d CO.. 10 Trhoupttonins siTee.
| a e7tLARET-500 boxes. ali qualities, fer sale
oby z, HART q CO., u Tehoppioulas St. iee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
ANTWERP.

VSOR ANTWERP. The very fast sail ,aFsss
Es ing American ship GIEARLEMAGNE, Miles s. 4aAASe
tAtes master principal Of engaged, w
dispatch freight 100 hhd Tobasso Or ESQ bales Cotton
apply boGERI, WltLlA Nls q ". W 1ahp b.,
myQs or to j P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Canp ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
GLaSGOW.

THOR GLASGOW. The A fast sailing ~,
American ship CALCUTTA, Captain Lorng, is now AAAfG
loading will quick dispatch o freight 4Vg oaes Cotton
apply j. +. WiltNsi @ w. u 'aanp avsn ON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

FURNISHED R00MS.-Very pleasantrtag,-s
f9rEamiss q s,n4g semi wil NAoat oes .s5 m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
e. IsREuzRI r = 4 TsSs - 7s:z

IoaFnzha B Z 4 c. c. - - - zz.zlE5s
ROUTE from Buffalo Niagara Falls U1s5 anu RIVER
United Shes Mail ines oawego Cape Vincent ogdenburgh
trea and Quebec connecting OgdeEburg
railroads for New York Baiogton Saratoga spg
Boston aud New York
BAY STATE Capt Ledari, NEW YORK, Capt Chapman
Lewiston daily Sundays excepted o'clock for Cape Vincent
en length the Rapid Of tie beautiful
ST. Lawrence, by daylight Montreal O'Clock
next day in time for the Quebec boats
Passengers leaving Buffalo
hoc leaving ats O'Clock hou Niagara
u O'Clock train OF from Buffalo Lewiston
Buffalo, arrive sdenaburg O'Clock next morning and
eaye Immediately, Arriving at Boston at hapast o'clock
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
steaEfs ONTARIO, Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Estes
N0RTHERSE Captain chlds, leave Lewiston daily Saudavs x
hlf visit Niagara Falls touching at kechester oswego ssket
Habor kingston Clayton ogdeuurg Connecting with
tbs River passing the length Of Thousand
nesting with the ogiensbugh for Roua Point
Burlington and Boston, with the Express at oswego
ior Albany and New York direct.
The abave Line Buffalo Buf
fa)o sud Niagara Falls Rairoaa O'clock afoing pan-
the pleasure Brooks Monument Queens Heights
Nagar River through Moutrea de leaving half
past o'clock giving full four hours
ton in time for the boat passing all the Thousand
light changing boats at ogensburgh splendid
rushing ami dahing of the nob arriving AZ
Montreal at O'Clock the Quebec bost,
This il the most beautiful suAl6ER ROUTE Co1tlnen
The steamers OF
md comfot having all the
with spacious and beautiful Upper Cabin ertire
OF the boat. -
E Psssegsis procure Tickets full information at Office
opposite Bnfalo snd Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
ohGes in Cataract House and international Hotel Niagara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

ENOR BOSTON-(Regula Line. y ,4Fae
Tho A packet bark JAS. BRH RHANI, Captain aazaasG
Howe having nearly all her engased viii have upalch for
hAeaee s o'"es"s Apply GEO W HYNsoN 70 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
HAMBURG.
BOSTON,.

EoR OST0N.-The / clipper es&Ep
~ ha,k ELLEN A. PARSONS, Webb master 49,
having near ali her cargo engaged will nave immediate dispatch
a or pusBag having Recommendations
- - ,n 80 GEO, ". HYNSoN, IL Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
BdLTIMORE.

uyOR BALTINIoRE.-Th fine regular ,4SSs
racket brig M & J. O. GILMORE, Capt Deane aassGg
having nay cargo engaged will have quick dispat For
balance of freight passage apply to -,,r =, x,ot
lag GA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

FASHIONABLE 4 DANCING ACADEMY. m
N Mr.. p. CLIssEY respectfully informs the Ladies' ~
5enenen Of New Orleans bat his DANCING ACADEMY isF
now vt No 81 Bourbon between CustoThouEs
Canal aeots, where he will all the MOST
DANCES.
DAYS CHupE ES-Mondaya Wednesdays Fdays from
p IIidsfk. 3' y
ty Private Lade Gentlemen every day.
ES- Class for Gentlemen from G to o'clock pm ,etf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
VOLUME VII.
DANCING NG-MUSIC.

4 1SOLONEL DE KORPONAY HAS THE ~
honor Of informing d friends aud the public general I
h hH. on seeoant Of W celebrated Juln's Concerts he
dd FeoWs Hail. to that Of the McanicH' Institutes Lowe1
9en where he will give bis lesons ha usual dasMonday,
Thurgday and Saturday.
Mt tbs Piano,
further particulars inquire at Col residence St Louis
toe or nj the ST. Ghars City Hotel Lecture Room fb20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

ESOR N-(Regular Line of ,faAs
Packets 1.-The regular packet ship FRANOON Mn a. -
Geo w Poole master having latse Peo y ~ n AMI u
iea GEO. w. FIYNSON, 70 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
NEW YORK.

TSOR NEW YORK-The A | bark ,4sse
CRISIS. Laniear master, hsyng the greater ipa tE
will
natrb Of hhds Sugar passage, applyt
IN ], II, ASIRRIDGE 4 CO., SO ST. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
LIPERpOOE.

EsOR LlFERP0oL.-Th A fast sail -
ao os osas American ,hip SENATOR Captain coafo Mk
now onng and VIII have Immediate dfapac
bales Cotton, apply 70 r. WHITNEY co 81 Camp strss ''V
.,-,.. or TO BoGERf. WILLIAMS d co. 10 Camp st.
IN For passage, apply to the Captain on board iris
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

E-BATENT A CTION PIANO.,Gzssys.-1,,.
" F0RTES.-The subscriber oHera
seleGtstoek Of ail and octays SQUARE AED mi n
bouDolR PIANO FOETEs, from the celebraedi u ~ "
nanucory Of lLBERI la Of which guaranteed by the
nrer) the Jewelry aud Fancy Store bNNEsS HILL
Camp street. ELIJAH DUNBAR
Ey- Piano Fortes Toned ma v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

XNALNUTS-30 bales Grenoble Walnuts,
Wv for sale by A. COCHRAN d HALL,
ayier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

r ,EsIoNs-5oO boxes Sicily Lemons in prime
Il 'Fa'F' 'r sale y F. COCHRAN HALL SO er.vsr street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

M ILK-75 cases containing each / doz two
lSE pound cans, sofed: Io-pound cans sodfsd
for sale by s. WOLFF, IS Camp svreet es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

The editor Of the Pittsburgh Post has turned
type-setter. His first effort appeared under his
editorial head few days ago, and will be found
below. He will, no doubt, be one of them,''
some of these days;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

This is our eB ort at Typesetting pesume
that it will show that we can learn fast.
We are self-taHgM too. We
Want ho help, Me will hayeit right without as
sistanee. The prooJ will need no coretreioa, We
don't intend to try it every day but we will let
the drinters know that we are one off them
talk about the ART Of drintinst 1t is lust ia
easy as rolling off log
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

w ANTED-A vessel to load for Key ~
Wv West, Fa, Of the bulk 800 1000 bble. Apply
myS BARELII Il CO, 81 Common etres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

HaSOR L1VERP0OL-Th A / fast sail ,sS
n ing American ship MARY WARD, Capt Little {AgTtS
NE etear pat Of her cargo ebgagsd will
jsa GIEFNEf Il LOWELL. l,s Common at,eet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

Chicago Press publishes the following rerBatiss
copy of a verdict rendered few days since By a
Goroner's jury upon the body of female child
found upon the lake shore:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

'oR LlVERPo0L.-(Takes no Grain. sssSS
~ The at Lieyd'S fine ahlp SULTAN, Capt Nv &4ESs
rGk VIII have immediate dSpstnh For ireigh apply to
lsl 9. w OLIVER q 90. 10 Gntnnd alet st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

EfoR LlVERP0OL.--Th A fast sail ssNgs
~; y my hmerisan ship s0RTiiERN CHIEF, Cap SAgA
freight Of s9o hales Cotton, applyto r -
]. P. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp It,
.xs- s.. - orto q W. EYNSON, ~ Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13
HaPRE

FOR HAVRE.- The fine fast sailing s@sge
H. American bark DELPH6s, Capt. souIe, nov SkksaE
loading and will receive quick dispatch oT freight Of 800 bales Cot
ton apply to j. P. WHITNEY d co 81 Camp street
or W HYNSoN, - Camp street
t5b- For passage, apply the Captain on board. ie9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-13

SHoT-2500 bags Drop and Buckshot in store,
~ for lae by EJ.HART CO, Tchoupit5ulss iel0
M ADDER-One cask Prime Dutch Ombre,
1VH for sale by LITTLEJofiN. NORCoM CO.,
Myl4 Is knltOn ees,coIp GrnVer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-29
More sAuxiiiaries.,

In addition to the horde of hireling Doug
las speakers who have been "iiineratinq" the
first congressional district of Indiana, to aid
Smith Mller's forlorn cause, we notice the
following in the Indiana Patriot:
Hon. J. C. Allen, o. s. Fickln, and Mr..
William Harrow Of Illinois. addressed our
citizens last night in very powerful and eff.
fe ctve speeches. Mr.. Ficklin is ex-member
Of Congress. Mr.. Allen was a member of
the last Congress and is now candidate for
reelection in Illinois. 70
Now what is the necessity of this extra
ordinary effort in the first district! Why the
necessity of directing the entire Douglas
force OF the State into the first district!-
Not content with that, the Douglas and
Miller directors Of the campaign are invok-
ing all the aid they can get from the neigh
boring States of Kentucky and Illinois.
The Douglasites can furnish no stronger
proof of their own consciousness OF the
weakness of their cause, than the unprece-
denied effort to draw in foreign 'auxiliaries'
to their aid in supporting it. s
1t has been known for months from the
lips Of the administration managers at
Washington, that they intended to make
Indiana the battle ground of this campaign
The administration has directed its atten-
ton specially to the State Of Indiana. 1t
seems exceedingly DESTROYS to save at least
one Democratic Northern State to suear By.
But the people of Indiana have their eyes
open, and will not only defy the dictation of
the central power at Washington, but of its
menials and renegades from the neighborng
States of Illinois and Kentucky. MIR. Har-
row of Illinois, mentioned above, is a recent
convert to the Douglas faith, and we learn
that he can neither find favor nor com.
mand the respect of his new political friends
in Illinois. Such a man is truly fit admin
istfation missionary for the first district in
lndianaznow amt he!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-29
rOr the evansville Journ al
fAT y0jSGuS9n

Mr.. SANDERS: do not deem it necessary
TO notice the misrepresentation of the En-
quIrer nregard TO the Occurance at A polio
Hall on Tuesday evening. That paper has
chronic diarrhea of abuse, and will soon
go into collapse, as will all those connect.
ed with 1t.
1t occurs to me, how ever, that many lose
sight OF the melting cause of the disturbance,
on the evening referred to.
When Judge Lockhart refused to acede 10
the proposition for reply to Dir. Bright's
speech, majority Ct the meeting either left
the house or gave moving evidence Of their
dsapr probation.
Had the Senator maintained a proper dig
nifty at this point, all would have gone we'll.
Instead OF this, he IN most excited and in
suting manner denounced those who were
retiring as being "injerRai cocards" who dare
not hear him: and this too in the face OF the
fact, that he had, by his chairman, only n
few moments before refused TO hear reply
to his own arguments. Where was The
cowardice pray! Was il in the Senator who
skuked discussion, or in the retiring crowd
which DID not care to remain and hear his
one-sided harrangue-to the misstatemenrs
IN which no chance for answer was 10 be af-
forded.
There can be no doubt that this insult in
duced many TO stay with a fixed determine.
ton that the author of it should he answered,
determination which gathered strength as
the Senator proceeded, and still other de.
nunciations fell from him.
am no advocate for scenes such as fol-
lowed, and most deeply regret that our peo-
ple-and let it be understood, those denoun-
ced by the hireliOg press of this city, as a
"Mongrel crew"-"an organized mob" and
as "scoundrefs," were a crowd OF our intel
ligent and respectable citizens-I deeply re.
greet they did not maintain their self. respect
by treating with silent contempt the harmless
maledictions of this most mendacions and
horror-strcken demagogue. Verify, his
fhroes were lrantic-the agonies of the
damned had seized him. That worst of all
Perdltion to LocOfocO vampire, DEFEAT,
was staring him in the face. 1t was perhaps
natural he should rant, and in some degree,
forget the prophecies. Yet he should have
remembered that even common men-men
who have never disgraced the Senatorial
robe-have blood and feeling, and when
stung and insulteJ, are quick TO anger, and
that there is point beyond which endurance
ceases to be a virtse. Had he remembered
this and acted wisely, no such scenes as fol.
lowed, would have taken place. Hence,
however much we may deprecate those
scenes, let US not forget that he provocation
wss great, and from a servant who should
have known better how 10 treat his master,
the sovereign people. VINDEX.