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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,
- A@-~ 7 TETICETTPG

T PRIV ATE SAIIE-'The land measures half arpent
"A front TO The Lake by II arpens in depth; to- tzs
gelher with all the Improvements thereupon-com; ES=1
Tsine a good dwelling house, kitchen, servants sA1A-
IoCms stable etc erC all well fenced il, and IN hrstrae
order la front OF the dwelling fine pasture-heW mole
The plan of said property be at our olce-Iem'
very @y t5Ysa' PERSON & BONNEVAL St Grsver st.
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A c. AINsWORTH. Marine and Commercial NO

G. AlNSWORTH, Marine and Commercial Notary,
IL No. 38 CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
ltes Of TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI KENTUCKY, FLORIDA NEW
YORK, MISSOURI ILLINOIS, INDIANA TEENEs Sch, PKNH-
SYLyASIA, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT NEwHAMPsHIRE
DELAWARE, ALABAMA, MAINE, NoRTHCAROLINA, SOUTH
CAROLEA GEORGIA, NEWJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN,
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA. MASSACHUSETTS, MARYLAND, aud
CONNECTICUT prepared to take depOstons and execute
perfect all kinds of galnstuments be used recorded
said States. and the Territory of WISCONSIN The usual
pomptude al his Office is continued in all Notaral bus
mh5
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NOTICE.


NOTICE.
hHSuDseI 1ef n&y19s uy7i I -; ti ~. No.
pdrtuer, AN DtSl1N Sllf En-, ~ tle w e STS
SLhAND RETAIL DRie rs NJ. dins n ii n
" GhdrtrcS Gga bielciLte Stfests :ts. !tIsy L.
Tor nulube of years past conducted lolnby y theih
mdsr the stVie OF A drew OlIVeTs& Co. mas Cpli
Pfed MS neuts for more extended business lhah
3that hitherto done by the Old house MY SloGGk 9t,
go DRUGS, MEDICINES AND GtiEMlCAbo'
As SURGICAL lNs FRI MEMS AND IEHE f
Aa embT eng Is intend IL sIdii esely iIaa+s will
Tie Heads Of Famls Planters and Country DeaeIs, VII
not be yce ed in excellence of quality easonaseness OF
aice hi ann other house in the trade; while asa
Gen DIR &, PATENT MEDICINE AGENI
o-le 49,. 1 20 me with confidence and certainty
Q. hayns tfeta properly ana iathluiy aueiueH 10 ~
E Tie usual cfeits aud facilities of trade extended to
ca2ane5 .-.- - ott,r articles embraced in
- Ao we lHAoWhS, anonS l;raat al fention.
'34lessut G iisi'e s11'N' Noel'i ssi
b09H CaT1Dhor 100 b Fartarc Acid;
go nserqc. $50 :. Sedlltz hlNtuTei
go biIaIayfs 500 . Cream Tartar;
~, ialap. 500 :. Gum ATabcia-,
lJ6. Rochelle salts. I50 Gum Opum, Turkey
300. Suu ty9F, soda; 500 Extract Llcohce
''0' CHEMICALS.
81 SjorgliHe: "a :. Iodide Mercury
y Acetate. 20 ..a0LAfgot;
. TlDniu: 10 :. Strychnlne
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C,oNyEI,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR viii prove DeSIi
ing TO ali those whouse it sovereign TsmeGg os al
ETvspeias and all complaints which need an eAleI1a
cation By its use IntlammatiOns are removed oWelG53
TsJncad and even Modification stayed II VIII De
m lii cergymen gratis for their and the poor oil Luel
: na rjSbes Sold only at SO POydras street
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TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.
COMSTOCK & CO,


HAVE on hand the following genuine MEDICINES,
Hayss Lniment, warranted to cure any case OF Piles
Dr. McNair's Acoustic Oil certain cure Tor Deafness
East indian Hair Dye-w color the Hair Jet DlaeknOt
the skin. Trans;
Jew Davd's or Hebrew Plaster, for Rheumatism and all
Juno and Lucina Cordial for married ladies and others
The Genuine Oldndges Balm of Columbia, for the HalI
COmstOcks SaHapanla for purifying the BOod-pnee 5Oc
Hess Imminent and Elixir warranted TO the Rheu
matsm GOut, Contracted Cords and Stiff JOINTS.
Oil Tanin for Boots Shoes, Harness and Carrage-t0ps
and will double the of all Leather that Is used on
Mothers Relief for Ladies about becoming Mothers IL
relieves all Weakness and Nervousness. Warranted
SICK HEADACHE.-Dr Sp0n Remedy viii cure any case
Green's Fever and Ague Mixture, warranted to cure any
case or all pay is refused for it. Try 1t on these terms
CAUTIoN-Daley's Original and only Genuine Magical
PAIN Extractor which Burns, SCads, EysIpeas and
an Euptons of the Skin Piles BARRIERS Itch, Fever Sores
Rheumatism Sore Eyes and NipplesSOid reHGH0er al 5
Poydas that merchants can make lVO per cent on IT,
Worms IN CH1LDREN-Komstocks Vermifuge IS the
most extraordinary remedy used Should there be no
worms it will do good
CONSUMPTION CURED-Aso, Coughs Colds, Pam IN the the
Side and Breast and all Lung and Liver G0mpalnts-Py
Dr. Bahomew's Pink ExpectOant Syrup. This Is the only
article that can he relied for these complaints ana mas
eured cases aftefsll other articles have failed:
The Military Shaving Soap the best aricle IN s cy
Price 2 cts 1t makes rich cream atber tna does not oy
on the face. -
To THE LAD1EsaLna Of Columbia, for restoring the
cong hair is a glory to woman says Paul
And all feel the truth of the plOus quOtatiOh'
n Preserve it then Tablespoon glory may taIl
Unless you protect it with tins preparation
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CARRIAGES -CARRIAGEs

ar EASTERN PRICES at The Commission CAK-
4 f RAfE 3 REP ES25 d6pR.s t5s Conc 90
mercia Exchange Qn haqd and conI5TpRtt 5|E5
AGES of the latest styles direct from the manutacI0eS
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHtIS, But
GTES &c &c for style finish and price equal to any IN
market Customers invited to call and see to
e6 6m II. s. SMITH. 30 St Charles ST.
TTIHE ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS
4 ES are now running from the upper ~ q
end Of Lafayette to the Govemmet Wharf Fag2ZEs sSS
3d Nv The carria ges are all new and inie-
nor to none if moi superior to any brought to made
in this city AT present there are but SIX running bn| tnf
will soon be sufficient number TO accommodate all VINO
NAV wish to ride in them Smoking and racing are strictly
r6hbte intoxicated persons permitted TO Hde ana
tbe nnbc may rest assured that strict attention VIII De % 10
LIN ~ nstronage J. b. SIAWSON IL co.
I, ~ -. - +Io 0n,niI1ss1 apI
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Dy- The Charleston Mercury of recent date
states that quarries of the most valuable Mill Stone
have been discovered on the farm of MIR. j. A. de
Caradean, in the vicinity OF Akin, South Carollh'
The article has, upon the closest examination "
one of the best Biologists of that State Deen pro
nounced equal to the French Burr, 50 mueh III ue
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gA0WENs sgENs,

FLOWER GARDEN AND SEED STORE.
THE FRESHEST GARDEN SEEDS can he e=fra
A obtained at the Seed Store of MATTHEW ~ ~
BYRNE, at the corner of ST. CH.4RLES end Sssc{SA
GRAHIER Streets warranted TO be the finest -
collection now the city.
-. ALso-FRUIT AND Observation-Disclosures of
kS the choicest kind together with the best collection
$50 SHRUBBERY to be found in the market. BOU-
DUETS put up to order at the shortest notice aP2i BIN
not to be they will be returned their money
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Rom ArrEupr At OUTRAGE AND MURDERZ--
On the IS,b INST as the wife of Mr. Charles ~
III te oF MiiSton Conn., was proceeding on
visit on the turnpike road, i then being about
o'clock seized her by the threat az and 5ooE Ff 5s
"! sio's lted 10 kill her if she did not stop,
NH ac % struck at her with it, cutting her lip
a,,d a eootb he at the same time having his knee
an bnr bodv and continuing to clutch her throat
81 rassted him with all her strength and before
he villain could accomplish his intended purpose
NED ne rnn. The people Of Upper Middleiown turned
@ a, search Of the villain, looking IN all directions
and al a late hour arrested man corresponding ex'
sntly with Mrs. Lewis description. lie gave his
| name John Lomasney, who had been "a TINS
| country about five months lie Is supposed y %
about "a years old,
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ALABAMA osNARERGs-

ALABAMA OSNABERGS-
TUSCALOOSA MANUFACTURING COMPANYs-1 ne I'M
designed Agent for the above Factory IS receiving
supply OF the above gOOdsa tate aTIele-Whlch he wIl
SEA ad wy ~ g p''s's o ' John + DONALD 30 CamD
ctAMIl w. CUTTER. OIL STORE, No. s4ER
- 10 POydTas street, New Orleans. LlSEE-yEyi
SPERM, WHALE. LARD, LlNSEED1 lxes=E5
TANNERS and NEATSFO0F OILS, con- - -
stany hand and for sale the lowest prices, wholesale
and retail. go Orders promptly attended to. Jel4Iy
FOR YUCATAN.
IYs hand zoo u. S RIFLES from Harper's 80
Ferry a large supply of COLTS REPEAT *
ING PISTOLS (sx shOCers;l English BELT ~ =
PISTOLS HOLSTER PISTOLS also, low SseE5<12H5-s
rced Reynving Pistos which with complete assortment
Of SWORDS, SABRES, Military Sashes, and other Mill,
iary Equipments they Cer for sale low Tor cash at No 10
Charre5 street [Je22fl HYDE GOoDRlCH
ROCKVILLE BRICK MANDATORY.
TFOEV " BYINGTON respectfully intOm the citizens
of NewOeaus, Lafayette, CaroitOn, Alglers GTelna
and Oey ye' that they prepared TO denver Ie
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern county
10 builders and others, at the lowest price This establish
ent the largest in the South, and the patronage oil Inc
public IS respectfully invited. ,,,r q ,,y,>ycroN
my3O If HOEH b1lN1IoA.l-
GLASS STAINING. go
TT not generally known that the beautiful art OF I'll ASS
I STAINING IsdOne in Newt lEeans by }. CAMPBELL
No street. between Circus and Fhlppa streets
who sOcs share Of the public patronage, being the hs
and only establishment in the South c0OTs o. pam ana
oanented STAINED Glass for churches steamboats,, WIN
doyys doors side thts. skylights, lamps, etc.
onIer jel 3n
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.

:. Y LIVELTtlN hb1lo IIVALN
I'VE Undersigned is constantly manufacturing and has
! tOrsaiea very superior article of VINEGAR, sSSN
winch he viii guarantee to improve by age, and L-5a
VIII deliver it. free of charges, in any part OF U55z7F
he. CITY or Lafayette, at the following reduced -
pn suit the times viz: Butts so gallons 81 Barrels 81
gallons, 81 25 Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon. lbe
Ia discount made to wholesale customers.
- line dropped in the POstotce will 9e p1nctaaAy
attended to- lang til JOHN II. WEBB.
Conner Common and Mara ss. opposite Charity Hospital
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PuMPs ANN RArHrNG APPARATus &,o.

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS &c.
V0HN MCCARTHY, Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street &
NewOrIea1s has Just received new and large s9aA
assortment Of Brass Cocks, various sizes Force and IAN
Jan PUMPS; Beer Pumps, &c &c; Cooking Ranges; 1Eaak
Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. Also, laying and repair
Ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
gnd Steamboat work promptly put up REPAIRED All or
G5.spOmptiy attended to.
ER~ Charges moderate. mh24 ly
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT CURED ana Ed-
Low FEVER PRBFETEp IT every case oy e ~ ia % cure The
most severe cases of the above complaints Los 81 - %
Bilious Affections and Indigestion are pelH4nGa s II does
moi leave the bowels cOye, and never hai III - lie
raons, This Panacea VIII LeoEe an and inns keer off all
attacks Of malignant Feves II the stomach IS M III free
and the pores of the skin are open 50 as aa " @
e%aation from the body there can be no attack o. eU
Fever This Office the Panacea vii poflIVey % 5yticIe
ftHey wish to insure health during the spmmeF AS ad ali us
II Medicine il is unequaled for Coughs, 'OUS d lIe
eases Of he Blood and Kidney Complaints Tor an Snf
things is warranted nequaled and al VINO q? NOT l u
so may return the bottle and get thelf money 'S"i
Da. L.RzErr1's JUNo CORDIAL OR PRocREAIIyE
RIVE Far hofh Male and FemaeprescfDed q an ell
nal restorative in cases Of Debility Impqtency Of @ 10
and all iTegnlaTties OF Nature II d edy fo those in
the married state without osprng II, " : e az t6e Cen
tai Organs Nervous Affections, Leucorrbga Of WINES
and ali complaints of Females As Female Meatl Sn
SUMPTION Indigestion Loss of Muscular Energy ny caI
Lassude, Female Weakness, Debility, ETC. ect-soia ony
/ at SO Poydras street. GU
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD and Breaking ont Of the f SKIN
eecualy cured 5y bote o. G 6d az tonic to
strengthen the system and enable 70 pear up against
MAINTAINING heat OF Pnce only 2V cts neT Done Oh
"a r doze-and equal to any Sarsapara sold for 81 per
! 60 CAITTTON.-Alltke above articles are sold ONLY by
C0SsTOCK 4 CO. No 81 FQYBRAJI JI[g Rs o.
Second street. Louis p Royal s 70 81 G Con Il IA
than than E 5ayS VoT Ia'a' anu y jel en- lstp
FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR SALE
FAMILY OF ACCIIMATED NEGROES al
\ NEER0 MAN aged abOut& years, good spoleiit
sr5 his Wife a Negess aged about y years gooa G9OS
nstar and ironer-Nyuh their children VIZ d bUy
so5 ahonf & wears and an Infant, aged months r
ab shove Negroes aefuly guaranteed, and come W
~ aTded They viii be sold for halt cash, Palahes
9 10 months for approved embossed notes wh mot
gage on the Negroes Apply Al 81 f.rsv;ef Al
4 my13tf PlEkS0N q Do-2-, : +. -. :.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
yENHF above Reward will be paid upon conElenoh u
| ~ the I,erson or persons harboung inc multttiess
NT.TIfiIA or TIIIA-but no doubt now passing NJ
n,ier an assumed name, with forged pass 81 Il
y al ave: stout made, prominet eye sh4It no 1i II
@ ~ 3e3 in when walking Twenty-Five noIa -
luhs s nrebensiOn and lodging IN any all Of te ei
| or State. SEG55 80 y. DAA-AA'A' - v1U9R
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The Genuine Balm Of Columbia is not only Hair ReStqr
alive but the best coofng fluid IN the world IL MAKES g
restores il on Bald Heads and keeps the Hairtree from dan
druff and scurf r.-
DR. SPOHNs SICK HEADACHE REMEDY Is WairahU3u 10 10
c1re any case either Nervous or bilious NuyOut y 1t! II
has cured cases of twenty years standing
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NEW CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY,
81 90 CGrORdete St, 6etWeen GraUier and Union sts
CARRIAGES manufactured to order s11sAa+GGSST
~ and workmanship warranted. Also, EsSZ<FI[
Repairing done at all the branches. X-&&-
mh23 6mD&W AIKEN & COWAND.
WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, &c.
VETE prepared furnish, at short notice, from the
w Forge of Armstrong u Danagh PittsbuTg, all descTp-
ton of Hammered Pieces, WROUGHT IRON, VIZ shafts
for Steamers and Sugar Mills Piston Rods Wrists Pman
Jaws Cotton Press Screw Mouds and every variety of tOg
apli 8m - l.. j. WEBSTER, q Gravier st.
SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,
No. $50 Magazine ST., corner NJ Lafayette st.
1 i. BOlEN would respectfully inform the community
above Mills furnish roast and ground Coffee, ground Spices
of aslinds together with Coumeal, HOminy and Gritz
Steamboats, Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
shortest notice. ap4 6n
sADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE
HOUSE, No. IL Canal street. NeU Orleans,
Il A. HORTON has now on hand large assortment Of
81 every style of Saddles Bndles Martin Vf1SS : IN
gales Coach, Gig Buggy, Wagon and fss;3@s4=39=g1S
Es Cart HARNESS; Dray Brides, ,tIfs4tA tS3 IA
TIN Collars Whips, Stirrups Bits sssssi
(fyA and Spurs Also, general assortment OF IN Ola
S-z@ RUBBER GOODS; together with the largest
stock of Trunks Valces Saddle and Carpet Bags ever
before offered this market to which he invites the attention
REDUCED PRICES
G The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety Of pat
terms and at the manufacturer prices mh7 6m
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STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
WYE can axe storage floor second story, ~
w dry and dark place. 5000 bags. Also, IN anOtnt
store from 20 900 30 900 bags Merchants having coffee
to will find 10 their advantage 10 call and examine our
warehouses EMERSON. IOURNE q ".
ap20 100 ichOupiOulds sueeI.
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TO -I.R. 2 r z. p z y. ', :,
TRUNKS, VALICE AN d CARPET BAG
WAREHO USE.
E0AN MORRISON. No. 10 CGHGt ErTsSSS D m
Strest offers to the public for sale sEEilTT--Tl5
large assortment of the above articles at saS " SY
such ow prices as will SUIT THE TIMES. ss4sssasAsaS
Persons about 10 travel for the summer will do well to give
him call Country dealers supplied at wholesale, on the
Ia Msnaiactory, Newark, N J.--WarehOuse, q Mai
den Lane New \ Ork. nlyzo In
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opr hair is a glory to woman, says Paul,
And ali feel the truth of the PiOus quotation
Preserve it then, Tablespoon glory may iaI'
Unless you protect it with this PREPARATION
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THE undersigned order further meet the views OF the
Board of Underwriters have apart, exclusively lot
the storage of Hemp and other eXa-hazadOus articles OF
merchandise the TORY reproot Warehouse
No corner DeiOl and Magazine streets The LOCALITY ana
facility of receiving and delivering at the WaTehOuSe (neIe
being hosting to the second story requTed) renders u
the most desirable place for this DESCRIPTION OF s9Ee 90
ap5 6m GEO. H. bCA nj . ~.
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d OBF. ". WORTHINGTON, General .9gent and
u LOert0r, Rodney Jefferson county, Mississippi will
attend punctuaIy TO the Collection OF Notes Drafts Ac-
counts &c. this and the southern part of Claiborne county.
Refers t0-Urake Il Evans, Broughton & Murdoch,
Packard Warren & Co, Rodney, Miss John GOodn,
Richard Beck, R. H. u G. M. Bayly New Orleans; w.
H. Henry, T. A. 5. Doniphan, Natchez; James Goodn,
Cincinnati Jas Hand, Philadelphia; j. G. James, Lexing-
on; FhOs Frseand, Claiborne county, Miss. ap29
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MR.. HENRI HERzz,,s PIANO FoRTEs Al

w inform his friends and the public OF ssgsFs 81
New Orleans, and the surrounding country,T n IA Y n
that he has been appointed by Mr.. II. BERZ,I Y y
sole 5 gent for the sale of his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS AND PIANINOS. the daily increasing de-
maut in this country for these Instruments and the Gea,
satisfaction they have gwen t9 bgye both IN America aIa
their exhibition and sale lie also taxes leave TO cal pac
lar attention the Pi ANlNOS which unsurpassed Tor
rchEess Of tone and elegance Of appearance, combining
great durability with unique bIancy and facility oil touch
They have been awarded the Gold Medal OF the first degree
he highest premium the disposal OF the French HOvhrn
ment) and are general use in France England ann Ter
many W. T. NJ begs leave refer to the highest elo-
occasion of Mr. HERR Introducing the PlANINOS al MS
concerts. o., , -..L.
Dep0t No Camp Street three doors from Canal ST. LIES
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CHICKERING'S PIANo-FoRTEs.

CHICKERING'S PIANO-FORTES.
TFNHE PUBLIC will please take notice that Mr. HENRI
i PARSONS "a CAMP STREET. is my -
only agent for the sale Of my FORTEs 5gzza
in Louisiana and that instruments taken a1 n III n n
this depot may be considered fully guaran 4 y
tied from the factory and that the prices will be the same
adding freight and insurance only Orders be lett Tor
any kind of instrument and advance required until the
aniceis received and approved. }. CllICkERdNG,
myl0 334 Washington street. boston
MIR. HENRI HERz,s PIANO FORTEs AND
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En KGGs aad 70 barrels Rme Leaf e. y It st9FT' lof
mylq In s. Teh0upitOulas street
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RQTANlC DRUG STORE, No. 50 POydras st, a
u New Orleans, by 80
~ ALEX'R CAMPBELL'S PUBLICATIONS for
sale No. 50 POydTas street, New Orleans, by Dr. A. A
.ayEs MS agent for This city. mh14
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10. PERSON J. A.. BONHEVAL.
DIERSUN& BONNEVAL, 4 UCTIONEERS No 81
Graf St rect, viii attend the purchase and sale Of
b, Estate Negroes and Merchandise also TO the sale OF
uu SUGGESTIONS, Furniture, and all outdoor sales soil
t ou ,Asr ilends and the public portion of their pa
,u.gge. nh 10
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@ Is q y S.
W GIBBONS. General Broker, No. % ou,tonllggss

:. ,sl,pH r. BEAR CoHnleaciaI and Marine N1for,,
! ~, 10 Banks s Arcade, New Orleans. m23 " -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-13
VAN Esuren and Free soil.

We have insisted upon it aud do still insist upon
IT, that Martha Van Buren, on the question Of Free
Sod, has been through his whole lie Just where ic
IS now-;ts firm, undertaking advocate Read tie
following facts:
|. In the Senate Of New York, 20th OF
january, 1920, he voted loI the following
preamble and resolution Wv hereas the in
mblung the further extension of slavery il
these United States, is a subject Of deer
concern to this State; and whereas we con
slider Slavery as an evil much 10 be deporeG
and that every constitutional barrier shoulG
be lnterpOscd to prevent It's further extension
and that The Constitution of the United
States, clearly giving Congress the right to
require OF new States, notcomprsed within
the original boundaries Of the United States
The prohibition of Slavery, as Il co ndtior
of their admission into the Union-thcrc-
fore,
RESOLVED, (if the honorable Senate con.
cur therein That our Senators be instruct
ed, and our Representatives in Congress be
requested, + oppose the admission of states
into the Union, of any Territory not com.
posed IA aforesaid. making the prohibition
Of Slavery therein an Indispensable condi.
ton Of admission"
,. In 1921, he voted in the New York
Convention for allowing the colored citizen,
Of the State the right of suffrage.
3. In 1922, he voted for the passage o
IA law by Congress, that every slave import
led into the Territory Of Florida, either d.
tcetIy or indirectly, except by citizen o.
ihc United States, removing there for actuu
settlement, and being at the time the actua
owner Of the slave, should be entitled I,
immediate freedom.
SO sand the Louisville Journal in Is G
4. August, 1887, while President of til,
United States, he rejected the application o.
Texas for annexation TO the Union.
5. April, 1919, when The South WAS unit
ing for the annexation Of Texas. he wrote :
lelcr in opposition TO it, JUS. before the meet
inc of the National Democratic Convention
at Baltimore, and III consequence of it, los
his nomination for the Presidency.
6. In l848, before any general movement
OF the People IN opposition to Slavery-EN,
tension, after his party had been consollda
ted in support OF nominees pledged againsr
the WinOt Proviso, and while as yet none
Of the FIRST class of statesmen IN the country
had taken an independent and consistenl
position in relation to Presidential nomna-
lions and the Question of Slavery, he cour-
ageously, at the request of his friends, Ell
tered his protest against the action and TIT
nominations ofhis party, vindcated
antIy the doctrine of the Wilmot Proviso.
and followed up his protest by an avowaI OF
his purpose to withhold his support from
those nominations.
And this is the man whose opinions IN
favor OF Free Soil have been "rcceiyed with
i'll sixty or ninety days. -