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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18
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Happy YOU sir in having reached that ethereal state
and happier yet that the first appatOn did assume the
shape of red monkey When you awaken fIOm your
poetcal paToxysm, hope will not seriously affect
endangef your very valuable aud amusing life
result greatly to be dreaded your present conditonO
ascertain that nothing appeared could appear in the Cou-
rer, to give the shadow of foundation your acetous
charge hope, furthermore sir. that the following state
of the bids for the public Advertising which you ap-
pear within quarter of of the rafting that beats
Bannaghe" viii not haunt you in your prosae moments
like the remembrance Of some ghul dream. have taken
the trouble to obtain from the Treaurers Office and
publish it landmark of fact from which you may here
after the distance of your flights in the regions of
poesyr
Hayes, Mcclure & Co, Crescent" offered to
print the Public Advertisements in the Parish of
Orleans, at FIFTEEN CENTS per hundred words /;
or JortyctlUe cents for three insertions.
G. f. Weisse, Bee" for ONE CENT per hundred
words or three cents for three insertions
]. G. Prendergast, g Orleanian,'' for ONE CENT
per hundred words; or three cents for three In
J. Bayou, Courier" for THREE QUARTERS OF A
CENT per hundred words or t1Do cents and one
fourth for three insertions.
You viii perceive, most worthy and ingenious sir from
this statement Of the bids to which yourself party
and with every fact of which you fully acquainted the
extent of the impulse which my unexpected appation at
the State House to soaring fancy enabling you
not only to extraordinary sights in the Courier but en-
tIey to reverse respective POSITIONS and shower compl
ments which only deserved by Others yourself
prominent among the number.
There dear sir. unchartabe people IN this world
whoould bare Eeaton of the facts without any sug
geon of the peculiar and poetcal temper of your mind
look article with very different feelings from those
which entertain they might suspect its author of the worst
motives and designate him by short but expressive epithets
What injustice would be done to you But, sir have
saved you fom misconstTucton. No onewil hereafter
pect you of Intentional MISUNDERSTANDING which under or
binary circumstances would justify such opinion of Others
only additional evidences of an extraordinary poetic tenn
pefament in You poet born. You produce works
like the one under review because you cannot help it, It is
ataent which am wiconnue cultivate in the
future have done in the past and now that have
called public attention your great powers have no doubt
thatyou viii meet with that exalted reward which you
50 richly deserve.
l remain your egregOus almer.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

% The venerable Albert Gallatin still lies in
very precarious condition. He is not expected to
recover
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The Vote for President.
MAssAnHnsnTTs.

Total, .bIl49I .IJ6 81 ,y58s.s.s bI,UJ5 55,J55
"a tOwns....t IL towns.
Taylor over Van Buren,, %, $50; Van Buren, over
Cass, 3,252; Van Buren, and Cas- over Taylor,
II. 167. Dukes to be heard from.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

sAUsAeEs.4-C ist's Advertiser saws that the
MessFs Bogen, Of Cincinnati have cut ID. 600 hogs
IN the last twelve months into sausages. and thai
they. WEIGHED two millions Of pounds.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18
RHODE ISLAND

This State has gone for Taylor by majority Of
1884 overall others The following are the returns
from all the counties in the State, as expressed to
the provi1anoa Journal :.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

The VOTE IN NEW 1oRK.--A New York letter
TO the Philadelphia Ledger, has the following
rational reflections on this Subject;
" The sweep Of the Taylor tornado in this State
has carried every thing before it. The baTnhurneTs
have not been true to their ticket-that is certain
Their strength is not represented in their vote for
Van Buren,. but partially in the astounding and
unprecedented wing majorities. As the smoke of
battle clears away, this will become more clearly
apparent / am not surprised at the result in New
York, in your Slate. OF in the Unionn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18
New Orleans Cattle Market

Corrected dailv for The Crescent, b. VINCENT wlrr
LAFAyErTE. Nov. II, lsls-- Arrived, steame, ps,-.,
from Red River, with "a BseFes We continue vesss,
quoiations-Reef &C. Q ID; Hogs, 3S631<c. N. Sts
81 5OGs2 so p head; Mich Cows, s29GSS5 D beaa s.
sz5f0szs ton; Oats, so0s2 % bushel Bran, a7os
cwt.; Corn, 55C957e. bushel; Oh Cake 81 b cwt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

Vie subscriber informs the public that he has lust opened
anew and splendid stock of CABI- ss..sEz.-14sss.
NET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, LOOKING -
GLASSES, BEDDING, etc at SO CAMP
STREET. NewOTeans, and will always
keep on hand good assortment of Household Furniture
me latest fashions made to order of the best materials and
II city aud country who in want Of good and durable
FufnItuTe to give him call Prices will be low and ever
n1S6t q WHITNEY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18
S. Of T NfeetInga ThIs E,anlna

LOUISIANA TEsrLE No. l. at /. o. O. F. Hal. near n.
son street, Lafayette.
You've M EN's MAGNOLIA DIVISION No Pelican IN
cor. Common and st. Charles sts az hsfpast7
TEUToMA DIVISION No. 46, at Crystal Fount H,n 5.
Tchoupitouas street, at halfpast u
.Io-Horro,o Morning -.
Liberal DIVISION No, III at Pelican Hall. copo,
Chaos and Common streets, at 10 O'clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

JNUIICE. d
a. The public hereby informed time for ts s.us Of
the TRUE DELTA is prolonged, owing heyond
the control Of e Association Due viii given Of il first
puoeaon Az persons Collecting patronag receive
no mo- ey in advance Tor the present. pi3
tR Grand Temple of Louisiana, s. of THE
5aI yqssry session Of the Grand Temple Honor will be
heia on the 18th 5S3 street at
clock P NJ REQUESTED q be pIncal n b
atenianes at The hour appontsd ..By The G. W. T.
= hi4 81 ~ ]. X. GLE, Acting g. W. R.
EI 81. DaIleys Magical Pain Extractor = The
o1s ana only genuIns, always has the
the proprietor, oh DALEY on Tie wrappers Il each Boz
Southern Depot. ISL ChartTes street. New Orleans ar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

o. Among the queerest conjunction Of names,
is the following from an English paper:
. Married at BarM stable, By the Rev John Oates Mr.
John PssF 70 Miss Sophia Rails,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

- We .rs indebted to the Picayune for news
~. washington, ard for part Of our election re-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE Presidents Gra-
ham, of Ohio, to be consul Of the United States
ior Buenos Ayress IN the place Of Geo. l. Fairfield,
deceased -
Geo. T. Shepley, to be attorney of the limited
States for the district Of Maine, in the place Of
Augustine Haynes. resigned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

HARDWARE! HARDWARE!i
GAMU FL LOCKE, Nos 8 and FRONT LEvEE is now
- receiving tom the North and England large as x
N sonment OF HARD HIRE. com nrising one of ~
q 81 tpe best assoments IN the United States, and "a
k<lEoIers great Inducements TO purchasers. The -
~ following conpTfes small portion Of the stock.
42uU dozen AAES, Hunts, COins's, Han's Bestys and
Bonds - > s ~
cookies CUT NAILS, all sizes.
SI90 kegs Pressed, Ship and Boat SPIKES
! o00o gallons Sperm, Whale and Lard OIL.
oUU tons IRON Tennessee, English and American. a.
sorted, fiat, round and square, = 1 u =
50 casks HOOKS and HING Els, s to SO fnebea
10 casks Timed Iron SAUCE PANS assorted il csnks
9 casks EMERY, Flour and No: 0to g. =
A casks Ok Log and Trace CHAINS.
casks FRYING. PANS
8 casks Steel CORN MILLS -
400 coils Manis and Tarfed CORDAGE, 6.thd foS-inb.
% coils Cotton PLOW-LINES.
500 dozen Hose and Mule Collars Harness and Brides.
1900 bundles SHEET IRON, English, American and
: 800 dozen, sHovELs and SPADES. Arness. Row.
land 81 ETC. r Er-t slat r. $500 ~ =
8 SHEFFIELD. CUTLERY, : q large assortment Grind
stones Anchors; Chains: AuReFs Obi els; Hatchets Ham,
mersi Shovels and Fongss Buider Materials; ETC.
Purchasers invited to call and examine prices and
stock. - - "a #sa& n18
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

~ Mrs g. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who are DESTROYS OF Learning es
DRAWING or PAINTING thar she is prepared to gys
private lessons to young Ladiein either of those beautif
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
a. AlAs 0Haces an19
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

- To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi.
eianaPsAse see the advertisement Of RUsTE & PADDOCK
upon tns o1ith fage headed ae above myl0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

- Important to HeaIth-No family should neglect
nave On hand lew bottles Of BlLLNGSi 1RNTV IF
sKt = ne Inhe remedy for Bowel complaints which occur
Turing ha summer months any other pero
Tbs remedy never fails in the obstinate Cases Of er
FhE9 =. Y hossae Depot Y Camp NsvOreans.
. ~ -. }. .-- y ID. HANSRRNIIGEI-.-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18
New Orleans District Court Calendar

For Saturday, NOCe3n0ef 10, 1915
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-All criminal cases.
T In all the strict Courts Saturday set apart for
the trial of rules exceptions and opposition and for the fixing
Of causes for trial On Tuesday morning will commence
the publication of the decisions OF the supreme Court
t. LAWYERS BRIEFS neatly and erpeditiousEg ere
eated at this office, and on reasonable terms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

% The free-soil vote in Montgomery county,
Pa, was Isl. The Noristown Register says it
was taken principally from the democratic vote
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

y See advertisement on The first page of this paper
heaisd 4" 70 PLANTERS IND F1MILIEs'' Of e,ornstoeE
Co.'S celebrated Medicine AND Magical Extractor Depot No
PURE - q lsss7l- s. =, e.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

LIBERATIoN or THE EDMoNDsoN SLAVE GrRI.s.
By telegraph from Washington, intelligence has
been sent North, that Mary and Emily Edmondson.
the slave girls in whose behalf liberal collection
gvas recently taken up at public meeting in New.
York city, are no'e the necessary funds having
beenprovded opurchase them from their owners
in Alexandra, who were preparing to send them to
this city
ExPoRTINe AfPLEs.-AIr. Asa Smith, Of Lock-
port y, goes out IN the Europa, and takes with
him about POGO barrels Of choice apples, of some
twenty-five different varieties, grown in Niagara
couaty, n. J.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

~ Y. B. Palmer is our Agent for the Ctties Of Pba
delphia, NewYork. Boston and Baltimore
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

Mr.. L. s. HoUeHToN. Of yiek.bnrv srd NJ. 3 +,
WoRTHINGToN, OF Rodney arealy authorized sSs0,.
70 receive subscriptions and receipt Oneys on soans
Of the CREscrET,' = a'eOa n'
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PUBLIOATIONs.

NEW AMI BEAUTIFUL PUBLICATIONS.
o. For Sale at No II CAMP Street.
THE WOMEN OF THE SCRIPTURES: edited BY
4 Rev. Il. Hsstings Weld
THE RUBY Token of friendship for lS49 with sunarh
steel engFavings.
THE AMERICAN. FEMALE POETS, with Biogaphi-
cal and Critical Notices; by Caroline May
CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN Moral Poetical
Mrs. Jameson.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans staoner'
Warehouse" lnlS 3tl J. B. STEEL. IA Camp Al
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W. mani our con poraries Of tie Courier for
their correction Of Che false statement which has
been put forth BY the 9 orleanian concerning us.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

JUDICIAL ADyERq isEMENTs, We are sorry %
1tianed as those who out in the bid O three
faurths Of a cent per hundred words r. publishing
The judicial adgerlisements, This Is mistake.
w know who it was thai pfit in that bld' and y
was not the editors of the Crescent. we are not
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18
auction sales This. Day.

RICHARD TERRELL win sell at IL O'Clock at Bank 4,
cade. Slaves.
MoRPHY s. MENUS win sell at 10 O'clock at 81 BIsrs,,.
street, Groceries, Provisions Liduofs. etc.
r. M. ARAFELn viii sell at the store Of Jasper gmb
Canal street, Dry Goods. Hats Boots. Shoes etc MA
out reserve. [ee See Auctich heaal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

q. > - t(IREs XlJ4J1E Street.
4 5Oiz1.H would respectfully inform the community
u eH Ctleans that he ata times preps ed at the
N9ogs 70 furnish roast and ground Coffee Iound Spices
s. 81 klnes together with Cernneal. Hominy and Gn@
shortest notice. supP''ss "a d ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

0~ Mr.. Macready's PRESERVATION of g Werner -
is highly spoken of in the Boston papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

Dtz- There have been ], l61 graduates ofthe Anne
rican Colleges during the past year.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

% Decanters that have selfelosing shoppers
have become fashionable
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MTssIssTPpI

Cass ahead in Al cos. 1872. Taylor's gain 3246.
OF David Paul Brown and lady were among
the passengers for England in the Europa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

0cs- There was quite snow storm at Boonboro'
Nd, on the 9th instant
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hefnOiit ,......s.s.ss...,.
Massachusetts, a...... /.
Rhode Island. ...........
Connecticut ...s........
New York ..............3 81
New jersey ....s....sa.s.
Pennsylvania ....s....... q
Delaware ..........-......
Maryland .............
noTtli Caroline. ........ \
Jtoi "a -. .ss.s.s- -f.ts- ~
Florida .........-.......
lSOuislana -.s.4............
tennessee. 4
hentockys..- ..s....t.... y
- -
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STEEL TRIMMINGS, Steel Beads Of finest quslty at
12s per bnnch rich Velvet Bags Steel purses Zsphyr
Worsed Worsted patterns and Trimmings Laces and En-.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

~ Five inches of snow fell at Syracuse, New
York, on the 9TH inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-18

steamboat Departures This Day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
Correspondence Of the ". Y. Sun.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Important action Of the Government in
Reference 10 the Gold Repion
"AsHINGToN, Dec. /

WAsHINeToN, Dec. II.
GENTs.-It is rumored, and / have
every reason to believe that The rumor is
true that the Government in Cabinei Coun-
Gil on Saturday last, decided to sen i'm.
Inediaely a number of small vessels IF
war, brigs and schoners, 10 enforce an EN-
barge upon all merchant vessels eoing
into the harbors of Monterey, San Frau
cisco and other parts on the coast Of Cali
forna. requiring them to come under
bonds not to receive on board for transpor
1alion, any part of The Gold ore dug from
the public lands or mines on the Sacra>
meuto or other parts Of the Gold reg i'm in
Alta California.
This decision has been come to doubt
less, to prevent European vessels, as well
as those of Sonth America. from trans
porting vast quantities. of The Gold ore 10
be coined in foreign minis without paying
the righIful tax or per centage TO the
Government Of the United STATES. This
prompt action Of the Government will
have The effect TO secure the greater part
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27

of the ore for our minis, and followed up
by the establishment Of mint in, Callor-
MIA and the organization of an efficient
revenue department, will prevent the drain
Of millions which would otherwise eusue.
The Government is fully awake TO The
importance of the Gold region, and the
Cabinet undoubtedly regret that a mint
Tor California was mol acted upon al The
last session. before The close Of which they
had an inkling al he Gold region. A
Stale Government will undoubtedly he at
once organised in California, and the
mines taken possession Of by the United
States troops. The 6nai methods for
securing the mining regions 10 The Gov.
ernmen: have mol YET been decided on.
The opinion Of all intelligent men here
is. that we must have Railroad from The
Mississippi TO the Pacific al once, and that
the building Of il can be readily accom-
pIished WITHIN FIVE years, if We strike now,
while he iron is hoI. Nessrs. Rowland
and .Aspinwell, aud Stevens Of your city,
have bill for u route across The lslhnus
of Panama. asking mail contracts for
twenty years and other monopules. but
Congress will probably rejec, il in favor of
road on our own soil. There is no doubl
about the gold. have seen pounds Of il
at the Patent Office, brought over by
government officer. 1t is the greatest
gold discovery on record, and will make
the United States The richest nation on
earth, if we lay it out in great internal
works. Truly,
SENECA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
From Me Daily Telegraph. 5000
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
CoLuMBIa..Dec l8.

Sobpuoiht' AZ
The Senate was occupied during its
morning session with the, transaction ol
business Of an unimportanl character.
The Senate adjourned at s o'clock 10
participate in the funeral soIemnites in
honor of the late James A. Black.
In the House. the third reading Of The
Appropriation Bill consumed at1ost Of the
morning session, which gave rise 10 some
discussion ou certain appropriations there.
iu contained.
The proceedings of The session of The
nigh, preceding, were rendered nugalory
at one fell sweop, by the abroga,ion of the
appropriations made for sundry Court
Houses and Jails on that occasion By the
efforts aud eloquence Of tie members rep
resenting The interests of The Districts for
which they were inteuded. -
Mr.. Memmingcr, as Chairman Of the
Committee of Ways and Means, rose on
The first reading Of the Bill, aad, declared il
those amendments we're adopted, The ap.
preparations fnr the next year, would
create deficit in the Treasury. of SSI,
600. and suggested The propriety OF Topping
off sume Of The more recent appropriations,
SO as to make the liberalily Of The State
commensurate with its means. The pro-
priely and force Of this suggestion we're so
obvious, tha: he House recn6sidered its
previous action, and withdrew the appro.
pria.inns for The CONSTRUCTION Or improve.
menl Of Court Houses al Edgde6eId, New
berry. and Marlborough, as well as for the
Marion Jail, which reduced the sum ap.
prnprialed. to reasonable limit.
After the transaction of some unimpor.
tant business, the House adjourned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27

RE CHARTER OF THE HRIDeE.-In The
Road and Ferry Bill passed at The late
Session. were two clauses. granting The
charter Of the Augusta Bridge. which ex
pired on the 18th instant, 10 Henry ShuItz,
and John Mckinney.
We understand that Mr.. Shullz has
obtained twelve FOUNDER, and intends
firing off a sau from ShuIiz's Hill. at
Hamburg. in honor Of his success in OBJ
tanning this re"char'er.
The great benefits which have accrued
to this State from the energy Of the Fonn-
der Of Hamburg, have entitled him 10 tho
thanks Of all, who have 80 largely bene-
6:ted by it.-TslegraHh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
Corrcsl0ndencc Of the Baltimore Sun.
Congressional Proceedings.
WAsHINGToN Dec. 8, 1913.

The weather; to-day Is very unseasuna.
ble-more like Jolly than December.
Mr.. Dugiess, Chairman of The Senate
Committee on Territories, learn, will
introduce his California and Terrilor' al
bills ou Mouday,-certainly the former
of these. Many Of the Washington co.,
respondents have mist AIKEN. in some i'm
portant point the features Of The proposed
bills, last referred to, for the admission OF
California, as q State, into the Union. A
careful persual enables me to say. thai, IL
j, shall hecome law, in its present shape,
/, will include within ils boundaries all
territory acquired By the la'e treaty with
Mexico-New Mexico as well as Cailor-
uia.
Mr.. Duoless, understand, when he
gave notice of this important bill, intend
cd to include only California. Since then,
for reasons deemed invulnerahle, he has
concluded to include New Mexico.
The permanent boundary Of the new
State, will be The Sierra Madre, or Cali
forna mountains. and the coast. from the
boundary oil Oregon north. to Lower Cal.
ilornia, suulh--but unlil,olher States shall
have been formed from the territory mol
included within this permanent boundary
also will constitute part and parcel Of the
Slate Of California.
This new State, it is proposed. 10 divi
de into two judicial disrricls-lhe east
eru and The western-with Two distincI
Judges, attorneys, &c.-one of these iu the
eastern. New Mexico,) and The other in
the weaslern, (Caliiornia)-ihese courts
10 be held annually. III addition to Two
United States Senators, it is proposed
TWO representative in Consress-oGe form
The east aud the other from the west.
By uniting California and New Mexi.
co, at this time, as one State it is believed
the interest Of both will be promoted. Ca
lifornia would al,0ays be The i"bis-card"
Of such au union and her representatives.,
from the inevitable direction of emgra.
,ion would always have the proponder.
ance in the legislature.
The representives from California, in
,ha, legislature would always be Anseri-
con-hose from New Mexico. MEXICAN
This union Of the two in one Stale, there.
fore, would give to The inhabiauts of New
Mexico time To study the character of our
institution before other States were form
ed from territory lying east ofthe Sierra
Madre.
Another difficulty would also be over
come by this "Union''-tha, in regard to
the requisite population for the admission
of a new State iulo the federal union.
The t,uo territories would contain that
requisite population.
The territorial bills for Minnesota and
Nebraska will contain 40 provisions in
regard 10 slavery. 10 the former. slavery
is now prohibited, in one half, by the or
dinance of17S7. and in The other half, by
the 9Th section Of the Missouri compromise
Actin Nebraska slavery is now excluded
altogether by the terms of,he Missouri
Compromise.