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STEAMBOATS,.

- IA nj BOA H,
- No., Mo6ils-D9ILY
Ess5j. 9 s i H2 2d,. I ~. NM. 6
tan and Pascagoulafhes splendid prsuya packer sear
eTs OH EGsDN, Cant. s. d. G5r1hln ard MES T. DAY
Capt T. Gibeson. havng been built eHpGss the Lase
raae, VIVID sopos % p, rs, Saes cabins g 10
ghaIqn Raroad DAILY The arrival the Lass d The
ne &Ssn liz % &y Us SaF a avs es ss office , o.
sage Apply o. j. oPR K. GEbDEs. Agents. 10 Bank Place.
ais "a nay d. LOUIS anu fas' ChrStsn ~ 10 Pasca
~ \, the i1eFl,s, - FeI steamer ST,
LaltAa-tF EHAi.IstE-ro, b,,,,. WA ~ ~ Lo1's'
Pass Christian aud Niiss,szipp, Cny-lne new
Sutton, built expressly or the afe taSe WIN nns9rpassej
EsDS%Y fasf aRE S R1 a sS q"
f G ,6e O'Clock A. NJ care, and on SATURDAY EVEN.
saa Eg WAY EyESING. F@.s = For rs,sht Or pas
-Lyls z. a. WINGATE. Agent. ~ Poydrasst
FARE REDrCED TO FITTY CETTs
sIlAfs3lA Te, apraa gsaeHt@FoT MsndevilIe' LEWIS
5gfs ssmeT pna a n
this tTaGe a. ofiman master will leave hereafter No
'on0% n.vs No,. o,,.o,.. r.,vs ,,ov;r,,ou.
MONDSY.tI II M cans m Z SDA Y O A. NJ
THES8DAY ;;..i2 NJ cars TmuRSDAf I'D A. N.
tRlRAY NJ SS" sATU RDXY .:.,.5 4, NJ
SUNDAY a, Y,ii 8 A. NJ cars. r,vyDv s,r,5
DAY EVENING, IL ,lme e reach The 2 y train Of can
lor ne city and EREBf, MONDAY MORNING. at 2 a.
M IN me 10 the t1e CLOCK A. M cars Or le Guy fOf
DaTttiGglsIs, appy ~ board, or -
EUGENE ROCHbREAp&C 20; IL and " st Louis ST.
ie7 ItWiS 4 fH.CIIfS.' {COvington.
fy- Letter. bag viii be at the Office Of NJ JuDsoN
corner Camp and Cana sgeeis-es every Isy at 10 a. M
- - - 100 80 ~ -;
, NJ h Fare reduced 10 2S cents. o. 5, Mail
Lsttr = \ Jor & UtngtoR Uta sNaadegtte, LenisbHrg
Is1zzaz1z aug Hgai .1RUMte-lh new and substantial
Lake steamer bEAORA (buIlt expressly tor tins uade,
and unequaled as sea-6oat,) j. W. bunnlcaf ma,Ier;
HhS ie iaaNe emu o. e ha0 pa Ehh
90 ,srnS $50 oi ne wi WEB v maV }S DuG ~:
os' urns ieaF1 ,.p'ns 1h Il I,fSl y \ouNNhays
. a.
w Il -e' Fha stso,,sr oro,, |, r,, bee, ,boor,by
,ora,ij - III ~ II, Pa. "n NY u.. ~ t s'iy
sva Il ie F III R W. oes' EoaDE dInai sue as
be ascertain by calling on the insurance offices in New
IPi!as,VWyia' "uHIe ~ BISON 80 pord,ss, root
IVNT T. IfSIJiSG {, n = y,n'r,,I -,
SFEVFNSON DrNTEP ITr ~ w 7C;revsr At a
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SlkAMbbAI
Duck River, Clark, from Alexandria.
Fashion. Martin, from tue Oast.
Ctn-,- LIZ. finn Anunn Gnrn

SaCheZ No :, Leahers, from Nlcksburg.
Ru-na Vista, Lamuthe from St Louis
TowbOa Mississippi Andrews from the Pases-tOwed down
a To sea the 2 st ins bark Cherokee-b ought up
ships Arthur NJ Hnwes and Caledonia Brander
Towboat Phenix Davis, from the Passes-lOwed down and
to sea on the Eth inst, ships Ere and Peter Marcy
brought up ship Hudson and brig Hercules.
TOwboat Die Vernon Smith, from the Passes-towed down
and to on the 18th inst, schr Amerlgan-bruught up
brig Ad ms Gray and sGhr European.
TowbOat Caledonia MCClan. from the Pases-br6ugt up
uurks Kate u Alice and BAleur.
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Ship Hudson White, 30 days from NewYork, to w Stan
ton &cu-2d my.
Ship Arhur, Talbot, from Newport, Wales July lIh to
Chas neake &co-l.afayetle.
Ship Howes ratten, from New Y ok via Key West tpre
vOuy repor ed ashore), to mastEr-2l my. - .
Ship aedOna Brandpr, Harris, % days from Philadelphia
10 Ashbridse &cO-lSt my.
Bark Kate Alice, Low, 81 days from Port Nenders, to
master-lst my
Span bark BaeHr Colombo days from Havana, in ballast
Mex brig Hercules Beaga, from Vera Cruz eth met, to
PTats-lst my. oil.
Brig Adams Gray Foote, from Havana I'D inst Mitchell
x Ma>sendorfi-lst my.
schr European Heffmester, days from MatagOrda,
Wamaken 4 kerchoif-Ist my.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.



Steamship Falcon, Hartsiene, Chagres via Havana,
Paradise, LawTasOn &cO
Ship Union, Davis NewYork, U Woodruff &Co
Schr Patsalaga, MlIigan, Pensacola, John Hurley
Schr Oregon Trens Tamplco, o Nickham
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PROTECTION INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
HARTFORD. CONN.

INCORPORATED IN 1855 CAPITAL, 100000.
ID. w. CLARK, President.
Wa. Conner, Secretary.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able COMPANY, continues to make insurance
at its long established Agency, in This city, on the most
favorable terms against damage oruss by FIRE. MARINE
OR mi AND RISKS. A dedu s. ten per cent on
premiums 10 made 10 the insured
Having an ample capital, with a arge surplus fund to
losses this Company affords perfect security to the
/ insured.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here or in Hartford
at the option OF the holder Of the policy.
Insurance on LIVES made IN New York Life Insurance
Company.
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited
50 CHAS. Q. LATMRNP. A genl. @ Camn ST.
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~ n For shreveport, Grand EcOre and
7fAAaah+5' Alexe1dna-ihe fine light draught
Tor above d ntermeiiate landings, every WEDNESDAY
EVENING at clock, commencing on WEDNESDAY,
the list instant.
p. S.-The steamer Connne, Capt. John Graham will
with the NOOdsman and will meet her a,
Alexandra. The COrnne being very light draught shuuer
may rely their gong through without delay For freight
passage apply board foot Of CusomhOuse street "
aus T. 3. SMITH. 80 AagnzIua gtTeat
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0NOAI-Landing l,Om barque Yarmouth, from Phiadel.
- pha. 81 casks Leh gh Coal for sale by
sl JOHN w. ANDREWS y co. 50 Common ST..
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=IlIIaE5.t 2 Fao1eI NOS It!UMEHY"For Prrce101
Sz rz-aZs Lake Providence Mikeu's Reud. NIcks.
burg, New Carthage. Grand Gulf, Rodney and NatChez
he splendid anu swift running passenger steamer MONT
Com KY tapt J. u. Es'ls, will positively leave Tor the
above and all Intermediate landings MONDAY the Both
inst at O'Clock p. NJ For freight or pa sage apply to
E2i T. B. SMI I'll. ~ Nta
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Fashionable Tailoring EstabIIshment

New Orleans.
FENE undersigned has hand and constantly receipt
Il OF large additions of FKEN Gil AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS. CAssiMEHtS and NEsIING-, of the
finest and latest s'yes and hest manufacture and well
prepared supply his friends aud the public with Fail ana
Hnter CL0fhRg made in the best manner Of the latest
Prs and Northern styles and very reasonable prices
Also, on hand fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
and hi own manufacture consisting as follows:
Pants do. patterns and g - .... j 90 TO Il 90
Vests do. patterns and " g .... OOtO 90
ALso-A fine Stock of Shirts Cravats, etc ~" Terms
CASH; -
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~ p For Mobile via BAY 81. Louis Pass
ST II Il Christian Mississippi City, Biloxi and Pasca
So c0ua.--fhe steamer MOBILE, Allen, mas.
ter. WIN cave rs above every TUESDAY and FRIDAY,
throughout the season, leaving the New Canal al
P touching at the PoltchaHrain Railroad for "a
by the p. Returning, will stOp at all the
watering places MOI, and Thurday Evenings Freight
received New Rasn Warehouse N hours Of he day
That received up clock N. The dag o. departure
will 20 forward above Il received after those hours,
will be forwarded the ensuing I'M: For freight PASSAGE
apply to L-i5l d. H. WINGATE. IS Poydras 81
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Kept by d. r. LILLE & Co., Nautical and Philosophical
Instrnment maAers, IS CustOmhousa street.
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LAnORELls WANTED.

WE WISH Io hMrf ,mGeia'e'y, three h'ndTe1 Ir.hmen
~ wages, furnish oymeul months
The work tr sand Hills commruci twenty Mules from
Mu'i.a, and Is perfectly healthy, W. d. RIDDLE co.
emf Gu
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HROGANs,
HITS, cars, Ere.
M A GEN Al ASSORTMENT OF the Essg
~ above Goods resolved by the con -
III stgnlty tor sale AT low prices and liberal terms Ga
tt tS Particular attention paid to Plantation OIlers
Tor RUSSET BROGANS.
WOOL, STRAW and MEXICAN HATS
ap9 is6md&W 10 NRTa4uast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-28

G,IIIAIION WANEtD-By gentleman with un
- doubted tesimOna} who is qualified, in all respects,
take charge Of department in a Commercial House
who ac mated and has had years Npersnce in one
ul the lRt and largest mercantile houses SOUTH clerk
and principal. l. desIOus OF making engagement ANY
person wishing his services will please address JAMES
LI..eelL UtL-e Mhgh vi be LI0mnLIy htlenMed to- SO
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NJ p, Red River Packet DUCk RIVER

774k7h-5F Alexandra, Grand Ecnre and Shreveport
E=s=zEeS The well-knOwH and ast-runnnlng steamer
DUCK RIVER, J. d. Clark. master, IS now receiving
freight and viii leave as above SATURDAY, the IS h
Instant O'Clock n. For freight or passage apply
on board, foot OF Cu,tOmhOuse street, or to
T. SMITH, 81 Magazine street.
P S.-The steamer Duck River will run IN connection
with the light dnught steamer J Gmer, and will her
at the Falls, at Alexandra.
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tx h The reg "a Ret steamer ST,
tssts 80 GHAii4gt5-ro o. IIua.. va Day 4 LOUIS
Ga Pass Christian and Mis8isipp, Luy-l he new
and nlendlI LIKE steamer ST. CHARLES, Capt w. 4.
GU on, built expressly tor the Lake trade with Unsurpassed
aeiGqmnodaton VII cave the Fgntcta5ain Railroad
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORN lkGS on arrivn
q the5 O'Clock A. NJ cara, and on SATURDAY EVEN.
nv" on arrival u the clock P. leaves
Biloxi u WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS,
and ~ WAY EVENING. Fee e.. For freight or pas.
Igls IL M Wine TIE. AGENT. ~ Pnudrnrst
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| klSsOLlTIDN-rhe Lopanuar,lup existing under The
- hrm 81 RAYMOND y ARMlrAGE, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 2lst June. W. G RAYMOND
Is charged with the se eulent of the business Of the ate
trU .,,. New Orleans, July 20, 1850.
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AhT &. RAYMOND will continue the GROCERY
w BUSINESS and respectfully sOlcits continuance
Il the patronage 50 hbyrly bestowed on the late firm.
!Yiu om W. G. 4 a v NO Nd, II CamD At.
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3m Il. HAMBURGER, Merchant 7aiior.

IBARLOR ORGANS, ETC.-For sale at I 3 Camp
! street, three low priced P.7RLOR ORIGINS, com.
prsns little variety. These Organs have sufficient power
ALSO-The much esteemed .FOLI4N Pianos,
from Nessrs. NUNNS Y CLARK, with 1s5ess,I
IVES TUNABI.E REEDS, by which 80
they are kept in perfect tune with the least III n
sci HENRY PARSONS
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-20

utiIe a quelque chose, ocrivez-moi, dispose
de mon credit sans facons; je n'oublierai
jamais que c'est avec vous que j'ai fait 10
premier saul ptrilleux de ma vie de bohe-
mienne.
. Encore bonsoir,
pAQUITA.
P..S.-Mcs respects ii Monsieur mon
mari; mes antilles aux camaradcs.
Apres la lecture de &C billet, grandc
fut la CONSERVATION DIES ecuyers, vous de-
vez lie s%oupconncr; dependant la repre-
sentation cut lieu, mais lc mari dc linfl-
dele Paquita Sc laissa dcux fois tomber
de cheval, ct qui pis est, il fut sitle a ou-
trance. - QUAINT a Nj. McCollum il lut
pris de soupirs intermittcnts qui, a Phcu-
re on j'ecris cettte ~vtridiqnc historic,
mcnaccnt de passer a l6tat %chroniqne.
A peine lie pauyre directcur achcvait
son recit que ie Wis %s'avanccr vers nous
IN ecuyer, en- costume, grand men plus
fnir, Pair piteux, feil morne, CONNIE les
chevaux d'lIippolyte ct CONNIE cux en-
core la tete baissee.
-C'est lie mari de Paquita, me glissa
McCollum, permettez-moi dc vous lie
presenter.
Je refusal du geste, non pas que jc sols
assez aristocratc pour ne pas bonner la
main a I'm ~acrobatc, "a la rigueur un sal
timbanque peut passcr pour un hom'nc)
mails je t~rouvai que ce mari-Moliere
await tellement la figure de son cmploi,
que je craignis de lie Iui faire comPrcn-
DIRE. Je remcrciai NJ. McCollum dc son
exploitation ct je lie quittai sur IN der
nier soupir.
Ed. DE LAuc-MARYAT.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-20

authorities en- garde contre la repetition
d'accidens aussi afreux?-Comprendra-
ton que c'est s~'associer au hasard que ne
pas Sc metre en- garde contre lui, ct que
lorsqu'il s'sgit dc chooses aussi serieuses
que Ia vie des eitoyens, c'est etre crimi.
mel que ne pas la proteger?
On ne salt a quelles causes attribuer
cette derniere explosion.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-20

MARIE, samedi soir, Ia de ce mois, a
la residence du Capitaine C.. Dalferez,
par lie Rev. Able Masnou, Nj. JOSEPH
TuREAuD, de la Nouvelle-O Orleans, a Mile
EvEIINA TRuxILLo, de la Paroisse As;
somption.
Pulse lie jeune couple coulter une lune
de miel qui Sc renouvelle tous les jours
dune Tongue ct heureuse existence. une
lune plus douce encore que lie doux ga
teau de noces, plus rose que lie Cham
pagner rose, dontnous Gu notre large
part! Nous avofs trouve lie gateau de-
~licieux, ct nous ayons sable lie win NOUS
seux: Eau bonheur des epoux!" . a leur
posteritew ct aussi /" au success de Tai
tcntionns maitre DIES ceremonies, lie Capt.
tame C. DALyEREzm
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-20

UN CARACTERE AMERICA GAUIoIs. -
Tn pauvre diable venait de faire une
chute, ct de Sc f%racturer lie crane. Ayant
eDtendn lie medecin ccour pour lui DON
ner des soins dire qu'on pouvait distin-
guer lie cerveau.-He bien, docteur, Ia
dit-il, eesscriv'ez tout de suite 4 mon pere
pour lui dire &c qua Gus ayez WI; il ma
s%oujours dit que ic men ayais pas.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-20

LIE coMposrEuR.- A un diner donn0
a Nashville par les imPrimeurs, pour 6,
lebrer leur fete, voici I'm toast qui a CO
porte :" Au %composteur! Get lnaPP'0'
cable instrument que les imprlmeu''
tiennent dams lie crcux de leurs mans g
avec lui les destinees DIES empires ct &C.
Etats, ct lie saIut on la RUNE dc toutes 10
socistes!'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-20

pRocEs.-S'il faut en- croire lie Neu'
York Herald, lie scandaleux process de
Nine Forest, aurait une seconde edition.
D'apres ce journal, &c serait Nine Who
orhies, srur de Nine Forest, qui lavera't
cette fois en- public lie hinge sale de Ia IA
mile, en- intentant une aflaire en- dina
nation contre NJ. Forest.
ST cette nouyelle ma pas etc inventee
par lie Herald pour faire chamber quel'
qu'un, Nine Woorhies a bien tort az
gnorer que lie scandale est I'm mausa''
savon pour laver du hinge sale.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-20

BONNIE cR1r1oUE.-Dans la vile de
Mayence quelques bons~ plaisants ont
charge dc chafnes les men.bres de la
statue elevee dams cctte vile a Guttem-
berg, %rinventeur de fimprimeIie. C'est
la une bonnie satyre DIES lois restrictiyes
passes au sujet de la presse.
En- vain les autorites %aIle,nandes ont
Giles cherche a decouvrir les perpttra.
teurs de ce crime. Pour ~prevenir de pa
relies plaisanteries on a dependant poste
une sentinelle au pied de la statue. Est
ce la I'm embIsme de la force protegeant
la liberte de la presse GU bien, de Ia force
gardant a vuc cette liber,e pour la CEN
surer, la punir ct Ia soumettre.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-12-20
NANERSSs,

INFLUENCE DE LA LOI RELATIVE AUX
FUc1rIFs.-Dans lie voisinagc
d'Austin, %cinquante esclavcs ont disparu
dams unc mutt dc l'habitation dc Ieur
maitre, Quels sont les moyens qu'on a
employees pour organiser cette flute ct en-
assurer lc suces, quclle est Ia route que
les fngitiis s%nivent, quel est lie nouvcau
t%erriteire que ces marrons wont coloniser,
tout lie monde l'ignore. Avec quclGues
douzaines de manoenvrcs de ce genre de
la part des a~bolitionistes. lie Texas ne Sc
ia pas longtemps I'm Fiat a esclaves, ct
les ~philantropes pourront commencer a
dresser leurs batteries en- Louisiana 1t
continuer parmi nous leur exploitation
sur une waste echrlle.
On oifre dix mile piastres pour Par
r~estation DIES esclavcs; helas! nous crai-
gnons bien que lie maIheureux proprie-
taire matt jamais a les %debourser. Com
me on lie volt lc bilkdes esclaves fugitifs
n'arrete pas les preachers dams les exerci-
ces de leur mission, pas plus qn'il ne re-
tent les e~sclaves chez lcurs maftres. La
loi est bonnie, mais les consequences ne
nous paraisscnt pas jusqu'a present assez
importantes pour nou faire regarder
cette loi CONNIE une immense concession
fate au Sud par le Nord.
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PROSPECTUS OF A NEW SERIES OF
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
THE next annual session Of this Institution will
commence on the I'd "Wednesday in October

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
THE. next annual session Of this Institution will
commence on the ed "Wednesday in October.
'.'l"''S' - "Ns FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JOHN JoHNs, d. D., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy. r~ -
Judge BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN s. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
Z. MoRcAN J. sSs,EAD, Phi D. Professor of HUI
mainly.
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tory and Political Economy. .'
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lectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
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classes, in those branches which, on examination
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Address to tho People or the Southern

1 NtitAl+et 0&8tS0s t-.~+
| AT a large meeting Of Southern member,
of both Houses of Congress, held at the Cap
tol on the evening Of the 7th ultimo, the
Hon. HopKIHs l.. TuRNEY, Of Tennessee
having been appointed Chairman at pre-.
vous meeting, took the Chair; and, on motor
of the Hon. DAVID HUBBARD, of Alabama
the Hon. WILLIAM ]. ALsroS, of Alabama
was appointed Secretary
Whereupon, the Hon. A. p. BUTLER, O
South Carolina, from the committee appoint
ed at preliminary meeting, reported an Ad-
dress to the Southern people, recommending
the establishment, at Washington City, of a
newspaper, to lie devoted to the support and
defence Of Southern interests; which was
read, and with some slight notifications,
adopted Ht a
The following resolution was offered BY
the Hon. THOMAS l.. CLIyGMAN, of North
Carolina, and unanimously adopted by the
meeting.
Resolped. unanimously, That the committee, in
publishing the Address. he instructed To give with II
he nani-s OF the Senators and Representatives in
Congress Who in the prop ,siiion To establish
The Southern Organ, manifested by their suberp-
tons to the several copies OF the pln IL circulation
who may hereafter aulhorise said committee to i'm
i.use their names.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Thomas g. Pratt.
Virginia -Senators: r. VI. T. Hunter,
j. M. Mason. Representatives j. A.
Seldom, Thos II. Avere.t, Paulus Powell,
r. *. Meade, Alex. r. Holiday, Thos
: Bocock, H. A. Edmundson, Jeremiah
Iorton.
North Carolina. Senator: Willie P.
Mangum. Representatives: t. l.. Cling
man, A, w. Venable, w. S. Ashe.
South Carolina. Senators: A p But
Ter, F. H. Elmore. Representatives: John
Mcqueen, Joseph A. Woodward, Daniel
Wallace, VIM. f. Colcock, James L. Orr,
Armistead Burt, Isaac E. Holmes. ~
Georgia. Senators: John Mop. Berrien,
William C. Dawson. Representatives: 10
seph w. Jackson, Alex. H. Stephens, Rob
ert Toombs, FL. A. HARRISON, Allen F..
Owen.
alabama. Senator: Jeremiah Clemens.
Representatives: David Hubbard, +. W..
Bowdon, S. w. Inge, w, J. Aston, S.
w. Harris
Mississippi.--Senator. Jefferson Davis.
Representatives: w. S Featherston, Jacob
Thompson, A. G. Brown, w. w. Me-
Willie
Louisiana Senators: S. U. Downs,
Pierre Soule. Representatives: ] H. Har-
manson, Emile La Sere, Isaac +. Morse.
Arkansas. Senators: Scion Borland, w.
Sebastian. Representative: R. W. John
son.
neutrality-suspicious.: Vol. E. How
ard, ID. S. Kaufman.
Missouri. SENATOR: d. r. Atchison.
Representative: James S. Green.
Kentucky.--Representatives r. II. Stan
ton, James l.. Johnson
Tennessee. SENATOR: Hopkins l.. Tur-
ney. Representatives: James Fl. Thomas,
Frederick P. Stanton, John IL. Savage.
Florida. Senators Jackson Morton, ID.
l.. Yulee. Representative: E. Darlington
Cabell.
And upon motion, the meeting adjourned.
HOPKINS l.. TURNKEY, Chairman.
ATTEST: a @
u....a0r WIN ]. ALsroN, Secretary.