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NOTICE.

nURING THE LATE INDIAN WAR. THE 4
- exigencyof the times caused many Of the ~
public to be issued to persons other than the M
officers authorized to receive them by law which have
not been returned to the proper authorities.
am therefore directed by his Excellency Governor
McMulin, to notify all persons in possession Of arms
belonging to the Territory, and which not issued
as portion OF the quota Of any Of the different coun-
tbs, to return the same to the undersigned without
delay.
WILLIAM W. MILLER.
Q. NJ. Gen. W. 7.
Olympia, Feb. 81, 1853 Sml4
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sherIR,s Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE
ID directed, issued upon Judgment rendered n Tie
United sates District Cou In and for The "a Judicial
District Of Washington Territory, a The February
term 1883, IN favor Il s. D. Howe, Administrator oi
the estate Of b P. BarstoW, and against II. G, Page,
Henry Roder and = V. Peabody, for The sum oI
e369 90 of principal. and f5o5 s. a. Interest and
at public Aale % the highest bidder a. Whafcom,
Whatcom county, Waahinfion Territory, on The 1l1|
day Of Nay A. D. 1855, between he hours Of o'clock
A. NJ, and o'clock. P ~, the following described
side Of Bellingbam Bay. and known e The Whafcom
MILL together With all The fixtures and appurlonaneca
thereunto belonging; also one anvil one blnckamiha
bollows and one Vlae, or enough thereof % 1aI1ly
said execution. together with interest l3oo % q
the nate Of ten per cent per annum nom date q exc
7 r., JAMES CARR,
Sheriff Whascom County. WI.
Per JoHN A. TENANT, Dopuiy,
Whaicom, W. T.. March 2e, 1853. eB1o
, 1858-04-30

TNDIG0-Madder, Ext LogwoOd. Copperas. Arnat
l. to and Hair ColOring Stulfs. constantly hand at
the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-04-30

CHOULDER BRACES and Trusses. superior arti
- Gle, at the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
CM0KING ToBACCO-A Superior article. to be
y found at the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
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CARSAPAR1LLA-Sand ToWnssnd's, 0okfottsn
- Yellow Dock, and Graedenberg'a sarfipAnIn, foI
sale at the PUGET SOUND DRU0 bTORE.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
WARRINGTON NEWS.



WASHINGTON, March 22.-The President has au-
thorized the sales of lands at Lecompton and Kcka-
poo on the 9Th and 10th Of June
Arrival Of the Black Warrior.
New York, March 22.-The Black Warrior has
arrived from Havana. which port she left on the 10TH
From Utah. .
ST. Louis, March 22.--Col johnson requested sup
plies, ammunition and men Immediately.
River Intelligence
VIcKsBURG, March 22--The r. j. Ward passed
down at Sunday morning and the R. W. Powell at
Sunday evening, the Republic at l, the H. r. W.
Hill at 2, the Lands at T. Falls City at I, Choctaw
at 10 this morning, Argyle and ]. ]. Roe at noon.
CONVENT, March 2L-Two boats passed up about
O'Clock last night, about half a mile apart. Gould
not make them out
BAYOU SARA, March 2l-The Baltic passed here
at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ; the Diana at Ct A. N.
NATcHEZ March 22.-The Baltic passed up at II
minutes before PM; the Diana at 10 minutes after
Bpm.
VIcKsBURG, March 22-The Baltic arrived here at
o'clock and 20 minutes A. Nj the Diana at 0 clock
and So minutes. The Baltic landed, the Diana did
not On leaving vieksburg the Baltic was only three
minutes ahead,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

STEAMBOAT SUNK.-Early on the morning of the
l4th, collision occurred between the steamers Great
Western and Princess, on the Ohio river, opposite
Raleigh. KY, three miles above Shawneetown, The
Princess sunk in ten minutes in water reaching mid
way between her cabin floor and hurricane deck. All
the cabin passengers, books furniture and baggage
were saved. Three deck hands and one woman and
two children, deck passengers, were lost
The Great Western remained alongside the Princess
eight hours and took her passengers to shawneetown
and towed up lighter to assist her. The barge of
the Great Western was sunk by the collision.
The Princess lies favorable for raising
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Genuine popusa,. .uedtct,.es.
j. WRIGHT &c CO.,


AT their
Medicine Warehouse,
No. ISL CHARITIES sraEET NEW ORLEANS,
...s Iu quantities to suit purchasers,
oSGooD's INDIA CHoLAGoGUE
b. A. FAHNEsToGR's VERMFUGE.
THORN's EXTRACT
woLeE's AROMATIC sCHIEp AN sCHNAPPs.
GouLEY's VEGETABLE BIrTERs
kUsHrON's COD LIVER on.
sEIDLIrZ AND SODA POWDERS
WINERS CANADIAN vERMFUGE.
FAkRELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENT.
BARTINE'S LOTION.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
JOHN BULLS sARSAPAkILLA
PHALoN's HAIR TNyIGoRAToR
SANDS SARSAPARIliA
MoRsE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK.
hoRTnMER's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.
s,P. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA
LYONS KATHAIRoN.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
JEW DAVID OR HEBkEW PLASTER.
GRAY'S OINTMENT
wIsTAR's BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ROGERS sYKUP OF LIVERwoRT ANDTAR.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS.
BARRYS TRlC oPnERoUs
MeI.ANE's yERMIFUGE
MoFFATT'S PILLS.
BRANDRETH'S pills.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
BACHELORS HAIR DYE
HOSTEITER'S BITTERS
KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY
RISLEYS BUCHU.
vANDERvEERis Genuine sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs.
TAERANT'S APERIFNF
wRGGHTs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. ...
BURNETiS COP LIVER OIL
HELMBoLD's BUCHU.
BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT.
All Of which genuine and will be furnished
any quantity, TO suit Drug and Wholesale Dealers and
favorable than they procured pro-
prietors themselves.
N. BFor fun and complete ll'i Of articles refer to
catalogue. ui22 2l6t
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e-mostetter--As 10 women. Il l. a settled

-Hostetter--As TO women, IL is a settled
statistical fact that enenhs of their number suffering
from disease and general debility. Are the much
oa2 Loss Of appetite pApitaon, prostraton distress the
stomach, dizziness, cosyeness general physical
ability the useal symptoms The stomach is the recipient
Of all ailments Of the body To the Injurious
Of table indugencies yeu assist the Hos
Vegetable stomach Bers coeethe appetite carries III bile
and impure secreous regulates the bowels mpar
the system, and the invalid to health
effects wonderful No family shend without IT, Sold IN
full quart bottles Extremely paatableD by all Hotels Grocers
Druggists and others Il requires addition Of spirits.
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AsFRIYGENr sYRUP.

Letter from Rev Alexander Campbell ID, formerly Pre-
deut of Mississippi College, Clinton and at New Or
leans;
b.. Blngs-Dear Sir II is but simple justice to yourself
and the public generally for tha after having aboed
for several months during last year the OF the
seourge OF smatelhe niarrhea-unt in spie of the
usual remedies applied by gentlemen of the faculty deservedy
high in public estimation bodily System wholly pros
ated found Astrngeut Medicine the sovereign remedy
In The case also found equally effective in curing Of
my children of the miserable complaint Since It effected
cure on myself have taken whenever from any cause
there were symptoms of and have always found
1t as eheetual In prevention had been previously
In this Southern country traveller whether by land
water ought To it'll him this invaluable medicine by
which, without any detention and with expense he
might cure himself, as he p-sses his way Families
plantations would only disease but many dear
and valuable lives by always keeping part their aed
cal stores. Yours, etc.
ALEX. CAMPBELL
Clinton, Mics, May Is, 1856.
Prepared and seld by the sale proprietor,
o. o. WOODMAN,
corner Magazine and Common Streets
milo 2pet6ltW New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

ASTI-LIoUoR ExoITENEST-A large mob of anti
liquor women, armed with axes, hatchets, hammers
ETC., assembled at Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio few days
ago, and sacked every cofeehouse and liquor store
in the place destroying oil manner of ardent spirits
that they could lay hands on. The authorities had
the riot act read, and commanded them to disperse
but it did no good. They wouldn't go home until
they had turned out all the liquor they could find.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

FATAL DUEL.e-The European journals announce
that in duel at Koniesberg, Gen. de Plewhe fired
first the ball entered Lieut. Jackman's mouth, broke
bis lower jaw and passed out at the neck but after
staggering a moment, Jackman tired and shot the
General through the heart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

BLoopY AFfRAy.--The Kemper tMiss) Democrat
Of te 18th states that difficulty occurred near that
place day or two previous between two men named
Herrpn and Doughty, and that the former attacked
the hitter with a sxpound bowie knife" Doughty
defended himself with pocket knife, and the con-
iiict was Terrible many dangerous wounds being re-
cevd by both about the head face breast and sides
Herrpn broke bis knife, and was MORALLY injured.
Doughty, 1t was thought, might recover.
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FATAL Result or MATRMoNY.-The Baltimore
Sun says that bottle containing slip of paper was
picked up in Elk river, near Frenchtown. On the
paper the following was written in pencils
Baltimore, September s, 1871 was married to
Eliza Brown to-day one year, and have not spent a
happy moment since 50 will drown myself. God
forgive me. l win put this in bottle and hope it
will be found Who finds it will please have my
death put in the Sun.
THOMAS X. JOHNSON.
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sonETulsd Nawl-we say 50 ia good earnes

SpMErnINo NEW I'VE say SO IN good earnest /;
for just in TO solve the mystery Of
booking glass pdianp, partly hied With AmbersoIored
liquid which liquid does burn tse bur which, under the
peculiar eonsiEo Of the lamp, generates gas which baes
pin-hoies like the coal whilst the liquid
long any kind OIL IL said to not be
Fevs. and cheap this be ust supercsde all other
moyeabe lamps il Is really sopebing wonderful TO
look at We advise an 20 and inspect H. No. lei Camp
The adsessns, In another column gives further par
+ flcalars-r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMBOAT Jos. HoLpEN.-
Capt Kimball Of the steamer d. r. Carroll, informs
that on Sunday morning, about o'clock he pass
ed tie steamer Jos Holden lying close to shore at
Wilson's woodward, about twenty-five miles below
Alexandria, completely disabled, having broken one
Of bier shafts aud wheel, only few arms of which
are good. She had on board full load Of cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Extensive SALE OF REAL EsTATE.--We beg to di-
The attention otAe advertised by
BouEn, huceneet 70 take place The 18th nst Of very
eiRibic property III Jenetson city
fothose desiring deiighifa suburban residences easy
Gees chance offered the oniissea pass
within yards u the properties every whie
IN inv ssent presents opportunities seldom eaualed
the city rapidly extending IN that direction, and property
tlis hind rapidly appreeiaiesin value
The terms very easy and within The reach Of a
those 81 may By the
exercise of hnt iile frugay Il ographc plans nsy
Tie Office Of The sncIoneer Ne IS Gravr street. Of
whom further particulars be obtaned ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23
Something ySetU!
WosTENH Inns HELIoN LIGHT
Gas Light for Every House.
NO BURNING FLUID UsEDt

sELF-GENERAT1NG GAS LAMPS, combining beauty.
power safety and economy exceeding all other lights except
ing only the II derives is from Heos-h Sun,
producing the intense and beautiful yet
covered also his ght for cheapnoss and purity. To
behold is 10 admire approve and pRtroniza.
So These Lamps only be found l64 Camp street OF
posite the Veranda Hotel.
Also. constantly on hand
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SYLYIC OIL AND DE.
FLECrING LARD OIL LAMPS, various patterns and prices
with Shades, Globes, Ghimneys, etc.
We permitted to refer large number Of hrst cid
who using he Lamps end DESTROYS
Of getting good light to call and exmile stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
SOLAR LAMPS
be altered to burn HeIon Syvic Oils trhng
pense. Lamps and Chandeliers Repaired Resuilded and
Bronzed at reasonable prices All orders for Oils Lamps
promptly filed at l6i Camp street.
JAMES Fl. PAGAUD,
W. I. CLAPP.
M 2ptf 1la ADap4
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rs- ornIthoIogIsts arc not quit,

re- 0rnIthOIogIsts are not quite uu0nt-
TIE distance the eagle from earth,
neither theyque unanimous to the plumber Of
days his majestic frame, with ample spread pnions
ao Re that as physicians theoogans and lawyers
which constitute the three learned professons-hrc
unanimous that Woodnan Cherry Expecorant the only
medicine known the world whose power curing every
fecon of the respiratory Group coughs colds
influenza bronchial affections aud consumption every stage
is absolutely surprising. In22 2p6t&hw
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.NtsU Goods. .vt.V Goods.

A FINE QUALITY OF SPRING silks, at 50 cents.
Several eases Of PRINTED MUsLINs, medium quality and
fast eolors, at l2]5 cents.
FLoUNCED MUSLIN ROBES, at 60 50.
FRENCH EMBROIDERED SILK NANTIIIAs for SPRING
white and other colors, worth SIS for S.
WHITE LACE AND MUSLIN MANTILLAs, at 81
BLACK LACE SQUARES AND POINTS at ~
UNION LINEN Cotton Fnfng) for IS a piece.
FRENCH GINGHASlS, fast colors, at l2gs cents.
FIGURED WHITE SWISS DRESSES, at 81 50.
LADIES' BUSTERS for travelling, at ST 50.
Ar
4. c. WAYLAND ~ CO.'S,
CORNER OF PoYDRAs AND CARoNDELET STREETS.
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1IIO V0FFVI5 IfnBo IIUII KVuV 70 n iVVV IIIIVIs.
The talk is that Louisiana is considerable of a
State, and its productions of sugar, molasses cotton
live oak timber, with other minor articles, ought to
give it something's Of a standing, particularly as the
banks Of the State, body, suspended specie
payments. New Orleans we consider the banner city
Of this continent, and Louisiana the banner State of
this confadaracv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Nav ATTRACTIONS AT THE CRY GIFr STORE
Tbs proprietor Of the City GIFT Store No 80 Camp street. has
adt arrangements to receive all ne nav bos and ma..,p.
as fati rs published This viii eertaln he nnI.,
Al sireaay fAmonsly popalar esab,i.hs, 81 s.r,,s
r,s,I -. @~ ~ ~~'N'-N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb. 1858.
Slr It is OF the highest importance to perfect
a thorough organization Of the Republican party
throughout the United States and to that end and
to enable US properly to distrbnts documents we de-
sire You carefully to prepare US a list of re-
siding in your
Please designate the Post-Office the politics and
occupation OF each person. and mark the most active
Republicans in each locality thus "a. R.'
This circular is sent to you alone in your
and we shall rely upon your zeal and dis
cretion to prepare the list jndciously.
We enclose you blank forms for the list, which,
when prepared, please return, directed to either Of
undersigned as a member OF Congress.
LYMAN TRUMBULL,
SOLOMON FOOT, y, S. Senate.
ZACHARIAH CHANDLER.
JOHN SHERMAN,
EDWARD pom.
JoH HIN COVOhE House Of Repre-
DAVID KILQORE, seutatvts
f.-t.f FRANCIS P. BLAIR. Jr
CongTe sionsl Executive Committee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

FRENCH SPoL1ATIoN-It is stated that Mr.. Cling
man, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs
intends shortly to report from that committee the
same French SpoIiation hill which previously passed
Congress and was vetoed by Mr. Pierce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

COLONEL ALLsoP.-An English gentleman informs
the editor of the Savannah Georgian that he saw
Col Alsop one Of the alleged eonspirators against
the life OF Louis Napoleon, in that city the 18th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Z on SAINT LouIs.-The fne, elegant passenger
SeaneT L. NJ Kenneth Capt Russell leaves for S. Louis this
ete1ns, Al O'Clock ca ryng the New Orleans iro L. s.
MAIL Nessrs Bell, Blehanan Co. are her ageas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

s8 The purser OF the steamship Cahawba, Mr..
Rodgers win please accept thanks for memoranda,
manifest, etc. ssnie ~ sfs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

LADIES' AucTloN.-By reference to the advertise
another column will be seen that Mr. Levy HIS
changed hsreSnar sale days Mondays Thursdays
mencng Thursday next 18Th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

THE BALL ovEh THE RIVER To.NieHr. 4-0ur
dancing friends, and particuiarly those who have
pickednp the notion that all the fun b in New Or
leans shoald 90 over the river tonight and visit the
ball Of Columbia Lodge No. "a T. 0. 0. F., at the
st. Charles Ball Room, The ball has been gotten up
in a manner worthy Of the l. o. o. F.'s, and will be
delightful one 20 participate In. The Second Dis
tct ferryboat will run regularly TIL II o'clock. and
make hourly trips amer midnight 50 AZ, excellent
opportunity offered to all who wish to visit the ball
We made mistake yesterday, in saying the ball
was to he mask ball.. This is not so. Bear in
mind, that il i to be a regala aud dress ball.
oRLEASs TiIaITrR. Tonight is to be performed
81 Eisile du Nord,n II s. s,.g4.
Tomorrow night Mine Frezzolni makes her
second appearaneea as Leonora, in'Ii Troyatore."
On Thursday hight the grand opera Of "Mosesn is
20 be performed. cor the benefit Of Mr.. H. Ruiier.
On Friday night, Frezzolini is to appear in opera
for the last time. ga se
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THEPLAN MOI SINGLE NUMBER
; a q q r. HTz II -
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS I
MAGNtFICEET sCHEMEIi
To be Drawn each Saturday In March.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes d. $500 appoxmatins s70OO prize $3.50
prizes Of 80 approximating 30U prize LEN
4pzes Of 40 approxiniaiug to 10000 prize 800
prizes Of l25 Approxnsting 5000 prize 500
prizes Of 100 approximStiug 4,Jp prize 900
4przes Of IS approprapng 5000 prize are... 800
prizes Of 50 approxms,iug lslO prize e00
600 prizes Of " 10000
o4oo prizes amounting bSIUVvv
whole Tickets SO; Halves, IS Quarters, 81 80.
5000 Prize of $50 will determined by the Of the
number that draws the $1,000 prize example II the
number drawing the s0O prize ends with No then all tho
tickets where the number ends In will be entitled 3d. II
the number 4nds with No. then all the tickets where thenu
Der ends in awi be entitledto So and 81 0.
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets ........SsO
III Half ............ 40
10 Quarter. .....,.....s 20
10 EiEtts :. ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKE Ts OR CERTIFICATBs
Enclose the money Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will Ne forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they may
designate.
The Of drawn Numbers and will be puE.
chasers Immediately after the drawings
nPurchassrs viii please write signatures plain sa-
give their Post-OHice, County and State
kaRemdrnber that every Prize 10 drawn payable IN
fall, witholt deduction.
All eomnaunicatonY strictly confidential.
Address for Tickets Certificates either
Swan a Co., Augusta, Ca, or 10
sAML SWAN & CO., Box So S, Post-Ofiee,
fen 2p&W New Orleans, La.
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PHRENoLodY.-Prof Fowler will remain at bis
room, lo2 CT cse until Saturday next when leaves
al up the river Those d our citiseas
have not yet avaec themselves services should do so
before i 40 late Charts with wrien descriptions Of
character, given daily from A. Moor "A
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Spring StIks,

Spring SiiES,
GRENADINES, BAREiES AND ORGANIZES I!
ID. p. S CANAAN l CO.,
AN D. IL
CHARITIES STREET,
Have JUST opened splendid 1riment of New Style
SPRING DRESS SILKS
ORGANIZES, BAREGES
CREPEs D'EsPAGNE,
TISSUES AND GRENADINES
In Pieces and in Robes,
Also
A Choice SELECTION Of
EMBROInERIES,
THREAD LACE POINTS
MILLINERY,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, etc
The balance Of their FALL ard WINTER SILKS and
DRESS GooDs,
win be sold at b'loF cost ma 2pSt
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AnHlraEATER The ever delightful Marsh cbi-
dfsn continue to enjoy the most undimpished popu-
larity, amidst ali the powerful exctements held out
at the other places 81 amusement. they have OBJ
taned a spurhase" upon the favor Of the comma
; nifty, which nothing eaa weaken. .Ingomar9 and
rMy Neighhors wife' are the pieces in which they
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

GME Hfss a LICK BAoK-I Is rumoedin Was ngiou that
l ura ~ NV z s ys psh wsIsa VIZ 'sG Out h
destination, has TO Peal river look after lie ave
The Federal Government had better let us alone.
The sovereign State Of Mississippi through the vast
expansd OF which the great Nile OF the United States
Pearl liver, courses, A. times pleasantly and then
again as a huge, turbid and turbulent torrent is
slave Slate, intends to be slave State will keep up
a supply OF slaves and will, in time furnish the Ell
tire S0athera United States and the territory vet To
be conYerted into slave States, with full supply of
slaves by her individual energy and ENTERPRISE II
from ilrre OF circumstances she alone is TO do the
work that ought to, must aud will he done
tNatche2 Free Trader, 10th inst.
The State Of Mississippi Is proud State and an in
dependant State. The people inhahitug it are a
proud people and an independent people, and they
generally send proud and independent men to repre-
sent tllem In the Legislature. Consequently those
representatives Illustrate the wishes aud feelings of
their constituents by their actions and votes and are
above the influence Of Geographic dispatches from
Washington, or any other influence from the outside
when legslatng upon questions of local moment or
OF GENERAL bearing. Indeed, it would be a rather
hazardous experiment for any political king at the
Federal metropolis to even intimate to them by tele-
graph or otherwise, his individual thoughts or de.
sres respecting the determination of any subject to
which their attention was directed. Such impudent
interference would not be tolerated for an instant,
aud summary and severe rebuke would be visited
upon the author Of it. Fortunate, independent Mis-
sisspri
Herb in Louisiana, however, things are managed in
diffeent manner. Quite number Of our legislators
do not even represent their constituents or themselves
They only represent the king = at Washington.
They zee with his eyes, hear with his ears, smell with
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

WALL. PAPER, Ero.--Messrs. Heath & Miller No.
rs Camp street have Just received supply Of medium and
1ewPsced wall papers, together with eabinet hardware M.
h'eFers trimmings, paints oils brushes, Lump ss and
has, eies sss hesz5. H. NJ have Ions beea iavores with
hose who e eeonpmeal n house furnishing viag and
viii D. fouHdse oasf everything very low eaak as Of old
Wsesii asseaton to their asvr.isesn morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-23

Mas. MAssFtELD's LEcrrRK. Mrs Mansaeld's free
msdcel isutne dss postponed yesterday ON aecouni
sfsas rah II Is eannoanesd for to-day o'clock weather
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