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A GARD.
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED.-knO "
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run, in It.
ing physicians for the of private Diseases owing
utter disqualification those who profess such
deem to be nothing but act of kindness towards q
unfortunately afflicted well sheer justice to Dr. Mul-
LEN, No IS CS01tOHse street, state that the
1916 was soey afflicted with syphilis in its worst and most
appalling form, and for several months together unter
the best regular medical practice could obtain in New O.
leans without being at all beneftted-ndeed grew wOrse
At length heard of DR.. Mulens great reputation. az
piled to him, and great Joy, three weeks he restO
me TO perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans Jan, l4
lYl5 I'm SAMlEIl ROBBERSl)N. a
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THE aRAEFENBERG COMPANY.
THEGRAEFENBERG

THEGRAEFENBERG
a COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
cOrporated by the Legisla-
ture of the State of New
York. The incaleulable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on elevated principles.
and of. furnishing remedies|
adapted to the public wants,
has led to this step. The
Company would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
l. Every neighborhood
should have its GTaetenberg
Depot. By addressing the
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY


Have on file an array OF certificates unexamped for respect
ability These have been submitted a number of gentle
men OF great distinction and reputation, who have given
their certificates to their genuineness, follows:
nereoy cerlly mat have examined large number Of
testimonials exhibited to by the Graefenberg Company
relative to the merits of their medicines and take pleasure
in saying thas they to be genuine and entitled 10 the
confidence OF the public My PERSONAL acquaintance with
pressing the opinion that their medicines are worthy of con
NEE York. Jan. - 1873 FRANCIS HALL.
hereby certify that have examined numbar IF teSt
nials exhibited to by the GTaefenberg COMPANY as
to the merits OF their medicines and take pleasure In
lore entitled to the confidence Of the public
January IL, 1646 RANcS
The GTaeienberg Company having submitted IN
number or IesumonIas to which the names Of the Rev
bangs u u, and Francis Hall Esq. OF NewYok are az
e a having examined said testimonials and found them
named gentlemen are Of the very highest sandinT and re
speetaplly and that their names should give he greatest
weight % any thing to which they may attach them;
Threat seal Mayor ot ~ nv n ~ N1ygYo,k
Mayors Office, cityHall, Jan II, isz7.
-, The Rev. n BANes, D. D., is one Of the most ceIe
pateo ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
proprietor Of the New York Commercial Advertiser ap29
The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi is
" HANSBkOUGH " Camp street, New Orleans, La.
70 whom applications for Agencies may be addressed.
~ For sale by WELD g. CO.. Peric dcal Agents. 70
lamp street; ALFRED HUNTER, cor,er of EXCHANGE
Place and CustomhOuse st.; G. VAN FEISON corner
Magazine and BarthQlomew ts.; ]. WRIGHT e CO. ISL
GhaItIes st. y LIlADO, "a sonde street, New Orleans
BQkkEI4LEN, corner Camp and St Mary streets: Holm
rOE5hEI corner leyee and Seventh Streets Iaayetto
and CHARLES BENEOT, Canolton, La. = -''-~' ''''
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b 9 . y S.
A LIST OF oHo1oE BOOKS.

LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
~ AND MAGNETISM = Published ~ FoWI ~ =
Wells, lsl NASSAU street Ne1 York- friee
TECHNOLOGY PROVED, ILLUSTRATED AND APPLIYI. l %
a practical standard work on the scenre-
PHYSIOLOGY, ANIMAL AND mental: ..-....... "a
Applied 10 the preservation and restoration Of health
s.,.-f,,-,-,-, BIZ o. 3. Fotsr.
Applied TO settraning and perleciion Of haiactel
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL IMPRovEM ENT 49,. sd
Greatly enlarged and improved. A supenCr Work,
Ts Avs ana facts apse 10 paa hmm, 50
RELIGION, NATURAL AND REVEALED :.......... "a
the moral bearings OF PhrenOlogy.
With notes and Observations By O. S. Fow =
LOVE AND PARENTAGE -. ................., Is
Applied to the improvement OF offspring.
Or evils and remedies Of excessive and perverted
TEMPERANcE AND TIeHT LAo1Ne-In yOl:... Ia
~ The most powerful Temperance document in prnt, =
Or PhTenoOgy applied to the selection Of comp MONS
EpUoATioN FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF M4N:.. 50
BY Y sPur5he9l.m1 en- an appendix andilnstIa-
PHYsIoLoGY FOR SoHooLs AND FAMILIES :........
Beautifully illustrated, Simphted and adapted to Is
Two Invaluable works. Beautifully illustrated. SIM
= pllfed and adapted to youth, BY Mrs. L. N. FoweT
orthe Philosophy Of Charming BY B. Newman D
Her education and influence BY Mn Hugo I'D
A oodr ieS q * Lectures I'll hSALN'SA DIS
A, SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE ;;..;.......-,..i,. Is
By Louis COTnaro, who attained the remarkable
age OF 104 years.
SYNOPSIS OF PHREEOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY :..... Il
A description of the functions of the body mind.
ByL. n. FowtI-
MARRIAGE 'ss''''.s't''s's o.
Its history, ceremonies and philosophy.
PHYSIOLOGICAL GUIDE .:.......;.........s H..;, u
Designed for students their own character llus d.
TheirstructuTe diseases, and treatment.
By John Burdel Dentst.
CHEMISTRY: ........... 20
Its application to Physiology, Agriculture and Com
meee. BY Professor Lieb &.
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :............,. 70
Applied to the relief of human suffering,
BY Charles Moh y.
PHYSIOLOGICAL ALMANAC FOR 1S4S-Per DOZEN, so
Illustrated with engTavngs. By l.. N. F0wI
AMERICAN PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL :............ 100
Published monthly. at one dollar per year. Present
circulation, Is, 900.
EDINBURG PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR 49,. 10
Two dollars year. Published quarterly. Twenty
first year of publication.
For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Retail De Ot,
~ GIMP Street. Mem Orleans. VI a.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

i *. A. CULLEN has removed his office from IS ROya
~ street to No 10 hatcher street. the Arcade Hs
still continues to Structure, his sysem-remoV-
the worst structure without any OpeatOn-entrey by
medicine that relieve and permanently withoutany him
drance to business diet Dr. Cullen too well known I'M
New Orleans and the surrounding country need any putt
ing seflaudaton. On application to DR.. c. he will ree
you 10 hundreds Of the first standing this city who haV
been cured in the last ten his plan Please Gait
and examine for yourselves. NOpay required without cane
effected Rheumatism cured. GOnoTIbea cured in th
days pay.
~ Remember Is NAToHEz STREET, near the Arcade.
paid letters puncuay attended in all confidence ami
medicine securely packed and sent to any part Of III
country. mh29 6m
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of the state of Louisiana.
EXECUTIVE pEPARTMENT.


Chas Gayane, Sec'y State Joseph Walker Treasurer:
q Re%ey Adj Genl T. J. Kern ei ResT Ian Land off oe
q Il Mnlams State Eng L. BringeT, Surveyor Gen'l
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Kns de Eos Gh nso JUSTICE; = a Ros
Gis5ai tex q GaSnoeh Deputy A. EmOre. Attorney
U: s. Circuit COurt-J. Mckinley and T. H. McCaleb
n esidng Judges 2. Randolph, Clerk F. N HARRISON
Wagner Marshal G. A. Labl2an ' w AFsG bes9ysi
Rhinehsr Deputies.
o s: D iistr cOurt.-T H. MoCaleb, Judge. N. R.
FIRST District Ys Court Of Men OrLeaps-J McHenry
'uSss. Al houseau Clerk Louis Sere, Deputy Clerk
Judge. Thomas O. Poole Clerk; P. NJ Berlin and E. Bo
Third District Court Of sp2 Qreans-T H Kennedy,
Judge w BedlOck Clerk; ]. B. F. Maxent, L. R. Cour
In and e. Weysham, Deputies. /
Fourth District Court of Nsao OrEeans-Geo Straw
bridge, Judge II Gilmore, Clerk; ]. R. TOedano and j.
Fifth District Court Of Nsg orleans.-A. M Buchanan
Judge LeBlane, Clerk; G. w. Lewis, j. S. Baron and
06fosrs Of the Parish Of Orleans.
FREDERIoK DuRRIvE. Recorder of Mortgages
BBEREARPs MARIgEY REGISTER u Of C9nyeyances.
Sheriff, ete.-JoHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff; j. b. Ieefe Gen
Clerk and Deputy; Sampson Blossman A. Sidney Lewis
sofapuru Felix NJ Jacobs j. T. Fabe A. TTepas su
Hugonn, Sam. L. Waldo, Charles Kilshaw N Trepagnier
Deputy Sheriff. G. K Wise Deputy Sheriff and KeesS:
Of the Parish Jail T. Brooks, H. Benee and Thomas NJ
White, Deputy Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City
First Distret-[Ofce No. 222 Tchoupitouas street J.
Daniel Byne, Justice; John S. Dunno, Clerk. John J.
Hoppe, Constable R. F. Nugent, A. Dayega, James Trea-
nor John Speth, Deputy Constables.
Second DisrSct.-l0thee No IS Common street Geo.
Y Bright, Justice G. L. Bright Clerk Z. Bellea1 Con
stable; Edward Kennedy, P. German, VIM. Horton A.
kerkhan, Deputy ConStables
Third Distriet.-[0fhce St Louis Alley, next to the
corner OF Benvile street &c B. Beverly Justice Victor
Sere, Clerk j. p Walden, Constable; N B. Outlaw, L.
H. Sere. Deputy Constables.
Fourth District-rOfice No. S. Condo st1eet.I-AIex
Derbes Justice. Paul DIVORCES, Clerk Gusiave Meyner
Constable; A. Meyner f. Generelly Deputy Constables
Fifth Distriet[Ofice corner of Elysan Fields and Vic
tory streets. l-Aph CanOnge. Justice. f. Csnongs
Clerk Francis MOuney, Constable; L. e Ger sFc'lF ]
SOrapuru. R. Scbeznayder, Deputy CoRItsbi.s.
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Enrairn ueiubts and nneasnres-

There are denominations frequently met with in
reports of markets, but their English value not al
ways readily recoIected. The following table will
he found we believe correct.
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UehsIaI agent q any District, this can be secured
z Famliies SHOULD club together and get an immediate
Emigrant societies and other phianthropic bodies
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
Office Of the GrGefen5erg C0mpany
No. so Broadway, New York, March, 1913.
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IRON STORE.

IRON STORE
6110 TONS Assorted sizes American IRON viz Ronpd
SOU and square, from 3-16 TO inches Bar Hooo and
Band, of various sizes Nail Rods Nails Spikes So So
Tor sale By H.. WEBSTER & Co.
apo On Is GTavier street
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SONS OF rEMPnRANoE.
Temples of Hon or. ;.

PLEDGE without soemnly pledge my honor as
at neither make buy SELL nor use as beverage, any
spirituous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider.
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Rates of Gold.

Rates of Gold
The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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OPINIONS on PHYSICIANS

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Phys
clans in different parts of the Union.
This to certify, that we the undersigned Physicians Of
the City of Albany, have in numerous cases prescribed Dr.
TOw1sends Saapaa and believe TO be one of the most
valuable preparations in the market.
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Dr. T0t1nsenG-Dear Sir have the pleasure inform
you three of my children have been cured Of the Scoa
by the of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great obga
ton. Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC w, GRAIN JOG Woosterstreet
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SCpnEI1I-A crrprn
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate concusvey proves that this Saapaa has
perfect control the most obstinate disease of the BLOOD
Three persons cured in one house is unprecedented
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Isaac JOHNSON, Governor; TRAsIMoN LANDRY, Lit Gov;
Chas GayaHe See'y State Joseph Walker Treasurer;
l.. B0Tdelon, Auditor w. A Elmore Attor'y &c n
e, R9Tley Adj Gen'l; r. j Kerr Reg'r LAM. off ce
H. H. Williams State Eng l.. Bringier Surveyor Gen'l :
A. Dimitry, State Superintendent of Public Education
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GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR OF THE STATE OF MyggEzM
IogIsbaS MTT Wh H. B & BTaSdsse d
4; o. H. Wozeneraft, " Treasurer Rev. R, z4LISs
s. Barry G w G; D. F. Weymouth, G W.T..
LOUISIANA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 1-Meets every
other Monday, al Pelican Hall Qfcers-J. Patterson, w
OF; r w. Powell, w V 7; l.. z McIlvaine, w r; A.
w T; Albert Swain w U; John Burke, W P U; John
Skinner w G.; Jacob MunOrd, w S. J. Bennett, w CT.
FINN DEGREE TEMPLE, No. I-Meets ........ at TEN
pie Hall 81 Canalst QBGersTCo Wo4sReratt W. I;
Heart, w DR; Erast1s Wells, w b Tressurer; VIM H.
Rondeau, w DU; A. g, Porter, w ID ID U; w. J. Ahern,
WDG; J. McCraeken w DIS.
Tuesday. at Unity Hall, Sd Municipality, Q6icers-Ch
W; Scott, w CT; G; Hale, " v 7; q Sherwood, w n;
B Ii SaRGSWE g. s. Band "a WPPp g. WIN How hI%SpeG
Grundy, w S; J.J. Lugenbuhl, Chaplain
ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HoSoR, No. 9-Meets at the
Crystal Fount Hall, No. 222 Tchouptouss street, every
Heart W CIR ?. Van Beaen WIT jasper F. Smith.
w r; Avery Barlow, w a 3; J. s, Rodrick, w r; =.
Wet.
CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF HONOR No 4-Meets semi.
ta0nthy, alternate Monday evening, Temple Hail.
Ss Canal 'tEse . 2tfsrs-Issmes GSsnd W q Th9s
Mitchell w G.; A. Il. Eldndge, W s; w. H. BIundage,
oDEoN TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 5--Meets semi.monthly,
FOunt Division, No 232 Tchoppitoulas street Officers
B b. w r. D. R SahiSi MsSuiRSnE Hail. WE
~ Hamlet Han DAVIS W I; w IL Toy, w VI Jos; Benson
ROnds Gi p n 5lFFa''' G. John Ross s. '" d.
MAGNOLIA TEMPLE OF HONOR. No 6-shreveport. La
PRovIPENCE TEMPLE OF HoEoR No; 7-Located at Pro
videnee, La; 0FesrSg-A. 3; Caldwell, w T; y. Hill
w tsdRsq!, F FR 3 taqhi SH9pf John r
sibsy. VT; N. Morgap, W DUE ]. q. HOIingswOrth.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES

Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarapala have in
vaaby called their stuff great Remedy for Females etc.
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates the
complaints of women, word for wOrd-othe men who put
medicine have, since the great Dr. Townsends
Sarsapara in complaints incident females recommended
theirs although previously they did not number of these
Mixtures Pills. etc., injurious females as they agra
vate disease, and undermine the constitution. ~
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

ms e1act OF oasapaIa expressly Prepared
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The
Of life, should neglect to take is certain preventive
for any of the horrible diseases to which females
subject this time of life. This period may be delayed
for several years by using this medicine Nor less vaua-
bic for those who approaching wOmanhoOd, it is cal
cuaed to assist nature by quckening the blood and nvgO
ang the system. Indeed this medicine Invaluable for all
the DELICATE diseases to which subject 1t braces
the whole system, Tenews permanently the natural energies
BY removing the impurities of the body not far smua
ting to produce subsequent relaxation whchs the of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles OF this medicine aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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vnnnner Rrnthnrs of Tamperance.

WASHINGTON FOUNTAINS No. Il Meets every Saturday
evening, at X o'clock. ia Chrysta1 E2unt Hall No ~
n Dsaaon P B c. ]. FYfs, A 2 RiM G. Randall 8 j.
Cooper A s; +. J. Spungbett, G. r: Ben. AG +. Jour-
dan, / w A. Childs, o w l.. w. Lyons, b.
ORLEANS FouNfA1N No. 2--Meets every Thursday eve
ming at M in the Hal of PELICAN Division QSesrs
Il: ii ]. Ia6att S I; w ". Phelps 8; w. A. Young G:
i G. MclaTen, A G; NJ l.. WEIGH w; J. J. Lutia. w.
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.

It the safest and most eectual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the sungs attendant upon child
birth discovered strenghens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease increases and enches the
food; those who have used it think it Indispensable 1t
highly useful both before and after confinement, pre-
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth eOstiVeness piles
cramps swelling of the feet dependency heartburn vom
ng pain in the back and joints, false pains hemorhage
and in regulating the secreons and eQuazng the circua
ton has equal The great virtue of this medicine is it
always safe and the most delicate and most successful
very few require any other medicine in some little
castor oil magnesia is useful Exercise in the open air
and light food with this medicine, will always safe
nd nasr nfinarn ant
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

Cosmetics Chalk, and variety of preparations generally
in when applied to the face spOs of its beau
y They close the of the skim and check the ercu
ton which, when nature not thwared by disease or pow
der the skin named by the akaes used in soa beaut
fes its production in the human face Divine" as well
the garden of rich and decatey tinted and varegated
flowers. free active and healthy circulation of the fluids
the cousing of the pure, rich blood to the exemties
that which paints the cOuntenance in the exquisite
beauty 1t that which mpaTs the ndescrbabe shades
and flashes OF Oveness that all admire, but can de-
scnbe This beautyis the offspring of Raturnot pOa1deY
If there free and healthy circulation there
no beauty II the lady fair driven snOw if she paint
she is not beautiful If she be brown or yellow and there
pure and active blood gives rich bloom the cheeks and
a brlliancy to their eyes that is fascinating.
This why thesouhen and especially the Spanish ladies'
much admired Ladies the north who take butitte
exercise confined in close have spoiled their
complexion by the application of deeteous mixtures if they
wish to regain elasticity of STEP buOyant spirits sparkling
and beautiful compilations, they should Dr. Town
sends Sarsapara Thousands who have used it. are more
than satisfied delighted Ladies of every station crowd
nnrn ffice daily
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NEW YORK, April %, 1847.
DR.. ToURSend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparla
has been the MEANS through Providence of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became
and worse. At last raised large 90 Ines of blood, had
night sweas and greatly debitated and reduced, and
did expect ve have only used your Saaparla
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me. able to walk all over the city. raise
blood, and my cough has left You well imagine
that thankful for these results. Your OBJ DIT servant
WIN. RUSSELL, Is Catherine st.
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Dr. TownsendS Saapana Is sovereign and speedy cure
for lncipent Consumption, Barrennes Poapsus Uten
Failing OF the Womb COstIveness, Piles LeuohOrhea
Whites, ObstTucted difficult Menstruaon Incontinence
OF Unne involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prOsraon of the sysemnO matter whether the result of
heTent causes produced By negulsy, illness
oiden Nothing be surprising than its invgOating
effects on the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
sude, from taking at once become robust and full of
eFgy under its influence 1t immededatey cOunteracts the
neTvesness of the female Frame which the great of
6aenness 1t viii not be expected of in cases of 50 de-
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been
reported to Thousands of where families have been
without children, after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with fine, healthy Offspring
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE E. German DECISION
A German organization of this body, (the first in this
city, under the following title, took place the
18th inst, at a meeting in Crystal Hall:
TErroN1A DIVISION German No. 1.-OGc@s-A. Bru-
an W P: L, a. Frech, w "A. s. Schmidt. RS Q. bort
mud A s.; A. Reach T.; p. Sch1ster, s.; A. Ritter
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u The Rev. n BANes D. D. is one of the most cele
bated ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
FRAEoIs HALL ESQ., is equally celebrated the editor and
proprietor OF the New York Commercial Advertiser ap29
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14
TT- RICHMOND INQUIRER.

Shades of departed coon,l SpecIres OF extinct
cider barrels! your temple has been desecrated
by being made the abode Of filthy mules and nor
sec, and your worskippers have wandered ai'e'
strange gods! There was one gentleman OF Inc
"Old Guard" present. and this was more than ne
could bear. He saw those troubled and depart
ed spirits, and there, in that Rough and Rsady
C'uJ, Mr.. Nest arose, 10 relieve bursting heart
Il wash my hands OF all this
Shake no, thy CORY locks at me,
Thou canst not say idid H.
Even Mr. Tunsal bore il badly. True, he as
sumcd cheerful air and pleased exleror; bu!
often times a smiling coun!snance hid $ an ach-
ing heart-a troubled spirit turks beneath mer-
ry tace. Mr.. Tunsiall could mt make polili.
cal speech for Gen. Taylor; he took TO spelling
and talking about railroads
In sombre and pensive mood we wented our
way from The African Church, musing on The va
nifty OF all human notwithstanding Garter Lee
on The stand, up TO his elbows in a labored argu-
men clear, cosenr, profound, logica and conclu-
sive, 10 prove that, although and notwithstanding
he was Whig nevertheless he meant 10 sup
port Gen. Taylor; not that he loved his party less
bal his country morel Patriotic man! He wa.
willing 10 surrender his principles-nay, more
he was willing 10 give up his parly-lor Inc sake
Of MS Country!
N. B. Not word was said by any of The ora
tors about Fillmore.
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T;IInrIErn coNcwEs---F,r., Session
WEDNESDAY, July Is.
SENATE.

The Senate refused 10 agree TO The amendments
OF the House 10 the Indian Appropriation bill,
and insisted upon IFS own. A committee Of on.
ference was appointed.
Mr. Turney moved reconsideration Of the
vote on the Texas navy bill, and the motion lies
on the table.
MIR. Benton reported an amendment 10 The bill
10 carry into effect certain slpulaions oihe trea.
ty with Mexico and il was ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Underwood reported a substitute from the
Committee on Public Lands, for The b Ii rela.
ling 10 claims Of ficers otthe Continental Army.
On motion OF Mr.. Anterior, the bill 10 provide
for The payment OF "liquidaled" claims, under The
recent treaty with Mexico, was taken up and
passed, MIR. A. stating that the Secretary OF The
Treasury was ready TO pay these claims al once.
These are The claims under the Convention OF
1889
A message was received from the President,
communicating The proceedings, as called for BY
resolution in reference TO The muliny in The Norm
Carolina regiment. Ordered 10 be printed.
On motion Of Mr. Badger, the bill 10 carry INTO
effect The provisions of the ninth article Of The
treaty OF Florida, n reference 10 the claims oil GER
tain Spanish claimants in Western Florida, was
taken up and passed
On motion Of MIR. Bright, the consideration oil
the Oregon territorial bill was resumed.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis addressed the Senate. Tie
twelfth section of the bill, he said is practical
abolition by Tho Government ofthe Omitted States.