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LUMBER JUST RECEIVED.
s(A0n FEET LOCUST timber:
OOOO 20 MAHOGANY LOGS;
" sticks lgrgesize IlIGNUM WIFE;
l. 80 pieces HICKORY, for Axles etc
oo Icy 609 SPRUCE SPARS, from 80 10 50 feet long;
ISo'vu clear WHITE PINE /, u, "a aud 2inch;
" NARD-lAk, ASH, MAPLE, WALNUT I'D,
sale at the ,9RC9IjE HILLS, Office No I = St
joseph street liaab iml PRAGUE s. SHERMAN.
STORAGE. STORAGE.
flRtEANS WAREHOUSES, .Iagn.iRe street ms,
~ ADORE Jla, and FOAcher street. betirse, min ard
So J9sephIhe subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends
ana the public that he has had double flooring with all
We recent improvements, laid portion OF Gis PRINCIPAL
warehouse, expressly Tor the storage OF coffee naini h
etaa u ponl d safety from daEage, if superior to the
fety jest warehouse n the city liz price Tor storage viii
also room ior the storage Of every description OF 1eyban
the lowest rates. " - ~ '1'0' o.
~ Tobacco and other merchandise baed and remarked
the shortest notice. T.3 sypl $40 q Ifil II,
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II VIE above House will open THIS DAY the 18Th sssl
Il January 1850 having been exqusiteY ornament. iis
ed BY the first artists Of the city, and fitted out
manner to suit the comfort and ease OF ALL well the
Taste Of the most fasdious connoissur The Lunch viii be
found recherche, and the Liquors of the best selection.
The proprietor trusts his numerous friends VIII bear tes
his former desire for pleasure and hopes
to thar the future will not be unworthy Of the past
KING, Proprietor,
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The efficacy OF { "ePAlN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable We know OF numerous cures and do ngt
hesitate to that the Ointment viii never fail for this pur
pose. Deicacy preyeutsu from asking certificates from ladies
this subject Inc following prUcused by one Of or
Agents:
This will certify that we have used BALIEY'S MAGL
CAL Pain EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore Ni.,prs
and cheeruly recommend it to those who may he aieIpl
with that most distressing complaint uO valuable ar
tce 10 cure 1t. PiIlEEE ER5y'
3i6Gty, April, 1916. MARY NtjIJR u
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WHIsKY, BRANDY, GIN AND yYINE.-gpuB.
" cheon5 lfsll and puBrheOn Scatnh Whisky. tait
nihes Coguac Brandy pipe Holland Gin and 70 easE
sherry Wine in bottles The above Whisky Is from the DIS
uefe direct and has lain over In store for moro than tsgn
YEAR, and The Brep9y T. Of ths most y0riis Hsnd fbe
nhsR Wac y Of thF Amangllede yihHEs, 70 ppeh sale,
Rs'ssss gse fGUtA sif .t fI e .ei'
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[Frota ;r S. C. Hayes, Of the firm If Bro,5sr, Hayes &
O., BO0hSCiHrs ard St7tigners No Ig3 Ilfrtt sjrgt
PlaiGdeiphia--JannaFy 8, 1871 ' o''''''
Your syrup OF Wild Chey and Tar is an invaluable RENE
dy 1t cured the of colds with me- III von t,Gf n -
uiiCate will cheertuily give one s. q, iityFt.' "a
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d A L L E US
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO FOUND

NJ 20 M POUND
Has ever been discovered that possesses any of the cnae
of this famous remedy. Almost daily we he ar of ami
heretofore unknown Vrt ues discovered by 4 application ~
new diseaselo il is ularkabe fact tat many of ts
ecls are known only from accident, eJ erment So dee
has been the science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY. the In
ventO admirable the combination of its Ingredients t,
i Is found suited to relieve almost every ament to which lie
frame of man is subject. Let enuIrerale some of the me-
Guiar qualities Of this remedy.
Frst.-lt will, within five minutes from its application
remove the pain from the severest BURNS SCALnS n,
BLlSTERS Ii will also the pain and cure
TlC-DOLEROUN, PILES, P.hEUMATISM, SORES
or SW BILLINGS.
SeeORd.-ln of BURNS, if applied Immediately, il
will preserve life matter how severe may be the injury
unless vital part he burned and consequently any sore,
Inflammation.
T4d I'll win heal Huras or Wounds Ucers, or Sores, OF
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR
FOHrlt NEUTRAL Ees and DESTROYS POISON firm, Plant,
Reptiles, Insects, OF P.ahid animals
FUd-lt VIII, wi ieTever applied, prevent MORTIFICA
IloN and IN old wounds wherever modification has com
menced will arr st the disease and cure the wound
where flesh has all eady dropped away, will restore the par
TO its natural state.
SirA-IfBR OXEN LIMBS, when set, be well wranps,
up IN the Salve, no Inflammation, Swelling or Pain can o
cur and the DO mes unite, and become strong with ASTONISHING
rapidity.
SecenA-NThen the Bowels are painful or infan,ed tie
Extractor, II well rubbed upon them will afford relief and
cause movement, when castor OIL jaap and All Other
medicines have failed.
Eighta-Is perfectly safe in all casait never ean
do harTnthe system viii absorb more than is necessary 10
repair H. VIII not conflict with any medicines that may be
taken internally.
We have not space in this publication to enumerte all tie
diseases cured by
DALLEE'S PAIN EXTRACTOR,
b we shall snboin few testimonials OF its value selected
trOn the thousands in possession from all paris of m
eguntTy.
PILES.
II may be confidently stated that there no case of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTR ACTOR
1t is certain remedy, and at once the pain and
soreness.
|, John Williams resident of Hamilton county and Civ
Of Cincinnati, ea It solemn duty that eve 10 the comma
MY, thus 10 publicly state that have been troubled ~ IN
les or about seven years. during which tine have sui
tereq much bodily pam lost great portion OF that time Dy
confinement TO my bed and have expended several bln3
dollars bat to purpose continued to grow worse Mem
while, was persuaded aud finally urged TO make fa II
- DALEY 3 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR - fgr
le awful compliant; and to my utter amazenent am as
EVel and hearty ever, and to the two boxes al h
precious ointment ascribe my cure. These facts m VIM
lng to arm 10, should it make the statement of an od rs
dent any more authentic JOHN WII,I,I ANS
M
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,ss Lte nngerSsned has lately erected new s-JfsS
sssNs3JA q X ZEN HOT $ Il on IafqtFfs Nj N4tlB
opposite tae on Fleiiol5s' Iiqlt and Id SsrsA
ylsY (dBette Square, wherein will be sold all U 11AS@
~. Kinds OF PLANTS, such Roses. Camelias al
aGY yaIees Geffnnns Azalas, yergeens and Trees OF
w Ponss besides collection Of fxpc from
sleHeo Brazil New Holland the indies and Chna-and ii
aet MS establishment Gentais greater variety Of Plants
tah any other Ia the United States and has benu under
great eNeses 20 as to mike it worthy OF the patronage M
hefstooEe enjoyed. Mr. Bach has engaged Mr. iii " ss
Alke NAN, whose long experience and knowledge In tb,
1opcutGf business viii thg on hH par
h9 pe wanted TO give every Information TO the treatment
Of fiants The prices OF Plants will be Lower than any
aHf establishment can sell them. r Orders punetuay
di8 3m JOHN NJ BAIiH
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CARRIAGES. ETC,

(tARRfAGIeS-GjARR 6sEE-Thesubserib have
- now On hand large and welseected assoIt- = o q
menl OF ChNklAG and constantly recely- N4e FS3
lss from me best Northern Manufactures, every OF
sAe ana variety Purchasers would do well 10 give us
ca Ia e,,ds.tv A. WOODRUFF y Co,
o-9 onuS W los St Charles street.
| NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAIlEHoIIfsE
~ AaS i y aud = d GfraJier street.
SStlas tle ilaIneso OF every description always
| per, -ALso-- - 50 -Sl<---S<--
Snings Axes lamps Bands Cloths Leather T,cs sod
vanish. lGn9 6md&Nl L. w. HALE & LUM.
| u FREDERICKSBURG CARRIAGE RFP0ST-
" IOk 4, ll9 COMMON and q GRAvtER ssr-,s.s (.
III Rear Oi the ~. Charles HOte-H. R. f4s5 |
BEACH having moved from 46 and as Rova 6lSSa2-
itfsi 70 the above establishment will keep constantly on
iila arge and complete assortment of CARRIAGES III
lae and most beautiful models, finished in the most per
lsel iSe many Of which originated and built expressy
iuf e patrons OF tins establishment Purchasers are nv;f
where. Ma 6,"dS, i STe
CARRIAGE MANDATORY
hE Patronage that has been extended to us so very line
a raiy the last seven years, while Com = u1Sn II
mon street, has induced the last summer 10 S ff
erect large building expressly for manufaru N.Y.
nng and repairing CARRIAGES We have now one Of
me largest Sh0ns IN the Southern Country and are nrenard
WIN good Northern wOrkmen and the best OF materials IN
buid any style Of Carriage order and guaranty them two
years u used N the country We also better prepared
than ever before, for REPAIRING CARRIAGES, and
can restore them almost to their original beauty and dufabi
~ dilnOugh apparently and useless We will nav
isisl on carriages sent repair We will also keen on
n "a an assortment OF NEW and SECOND ND CA R.
hiAGES, which will be sold low Old Carriages taken IN
ing NEW CARRIAGES or their old ones relairs6 to anil
az our MANDATORY and Repository and Judge foT tlemeye
az tie corner e t5h.fIiER and C.4RQNDELsET Sfs
OF me ~ Charles Hotel New Orleans.
noVlz emu&W MATTHEW'S & DENMAN.
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MADISON HOIlsE. NionIsoInery-

'ttE subscriber respectful invites the patronage of 49,
a the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that fS5sssff
ne can supply the of the Transient Visiters TO ,s
dontgomery as well as any OF his compeita Those
VINO are going TO, OF returning from the North, obtain
MEALS AT ALL HOURS TO suit the arrival and departure
lne railroad cars and steamers fine four horse
constantly m attendance, to passengers and from the
boats 10 the ie Of charge The Accommodations are
equal 70 any other establishment in the town, and being at
reduced rate, Oer additional inducements the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants are engaged
aud no pains will be spared TO render the stay of ve pleas
an an llip az iiEI WI r. AnERcRoMRIr
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

= - -
ths q The Daily crsscsatt' would
f.e ad an re
@t4u Iftl
eats printing liz
HOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS. LAwysR,s
tAiEfHs BILLS OF LAbING. DRAY FSrfstB1iS.N
CARDS FOSTERS; sTEA 0AT 6IfLs' ut ~ Us
- n every style. -
~ their materials Freseei, etc. are stl,slv
~ which wenabiethen 10 NV
manner not be aufpaue IN etv Tho P.sssrs
.a ~ aEaly o. MesaIa r. Zoe d Co.. wohiaa ss,
fHtfanf 20 their exeeneee type isfroni the f
aRlea ef 1esAs. George Ernce 4 c. ard Joh n
ssen detected With great adapt busne1s ves
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BROOKLYN WAREHOUsE UOfpANY.

'Ih ~ LNIION OF MERCHANTS and SHIp.
PEiS is called the Brooklyn Fi,e.Urs5F W
a ue FONT opposite lew Orleans, Tor the ecap, Of PT
rom the west and herctdHdiSe from Tire NORTH Intended
Tor fespmeni. Having 1900 feet frontage on lie River
with whsTye IN front Of the Warehouses, BY which goods
are Immediately conveyed without draYare or YD0re IA
e Neather, ample room viii be found oF Inc iscarging III
Steans and loading Of Ships. Charges are Ved al very
lov rates, Gas per tariff and every accommodation offered 10
ierghana IN the City and Shippers the Upper CounryN
u Deus me wish OF the Company 10 equal the cOnyenisUcs
OF the Atlantic Dock of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise arq IN
yel TO VISIT the premises tes corner Of dagaRe and
Lafayette streets, Neao Orleans.
T. J. CASEY, Secretary.
Stanton q Co. r. II. Ni1llOls ~ a..
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DIR. DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD dHERREAND TAR.

IN OFFERING TO the public this new ana, valuable remedy
i9F Si il ,SJg3i,ItoN, BRo%CHI1IS, dS7HM4,
IOCDHo, SCJsDS, ETC., we append few notices OF tile
character and efficacy Of the medicine Numerous nstnO.
nla may be seen ~ pamphlet for distribution ai the agency.
winch sufferers are invited to obtain may be proper sax
mat pr d. u an emdent praetsF physician of Twelve years
standing, graduate OF the University oil pennsy yaRa.
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OFtEsOENT CTTI HUTEE,
CORNER CUSTOlfHO USE and FRONT SIS,
M|lI.L be opened for the reception Of BOARD -.
Wv FRS on Wednesday, January g. 1879 We'll 5sssA4
FURNISHED ROC M for Families and Single ,,1
GenteIlen. TARLEthe best the market will Afford IN
The above establishment has been built by the PROPRIETOR
expressly for the accommodation Of city and transient Board
e 1t Is one OF the most healthy and airy situations in the
c and no pans will be spared TO render those who may stop
with hin comfortable.
e9~ Faithful and attentive SeFyanta
TERMS-as reasonable any establishment of the kind in
Ila mir II :
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2 2 VVTlElI 70 NEW UTenld0
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.

aessrs. SANDs-IaVing suffered many 4, l94.
o. my 'hsoa affecting the larypx. during which time M,
..gA ~ tas most ding ulsed physicians in Europo md
ie United States, without receiving any pernat b,es
PM z. he time my general heai and Strength Ies5ins'
ana ne alsease making fearful pfogress eausc
Were use, and whatever else thought mos reent IN
pniueing cure; but am confident The eploabe silva
WY VIZ ti ne d.l es beng accompanied with phhisis
4n sress a,heniy IN breathing, wond have tenins
VI ny hlt nS not obtained relief through the medium az
Yqvf nFainAee saSaparia. must saw Fenilalen ,sbea
J eealleaeed using the Sarsaparila S not pses much
vQHnenre ~ rs ylftues and this will not surprise Won ,
you ge informed had tried than fy eIsgeni RENE
as turing me past Tour years without any success bnt
e1 aing your carsapaflila few weeks was Obliged al
is' 70 Yield 20 evidence, This marvellous specific as moi
guy feheyed but cured and therefore think Il nv
nhayt eenenen, for the benefit OF suffering humanity 10
give you tbs attestston Of ms eure. Ts' -
foars very truly, D.PARENT .
.rl Consulate af FYoRee in he Jailtd States
The above statement were ~ NOW, i,o5 Is,
our presence by Mr.. D. Parent As tTue sS4 "
For the Consul General OF Fraee
80, L. BORG, Vice Consul
i be following Interesting presented ai the reader
la,l.ea q Is efual Comment on such evidence Is
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-15

From tie Rec. I. flanagan, Of Bia5rook. G. M
y WINER-Sir have made rial of your C,nnndiau Yer
milnge and with the moss happy results In my owniamly
and m every case that has knowledge the eyDu
son OF worms has followed the administering Of Your Veri
uge and every one here preers any other as lis effects
great point gained in giving medicine children remain
July 10, 1915. JouN FLAN,a,N
w Physictaus generally use Wner's Canadian Yer
mlluge THIS inetcue Is simple vegetable preparation and
Sln always be administered with perfect safety and conf.
restore the patient TO health. ~ ~
fV Over one thousand certificates have been sent 10 the
Agents IRON planters, merchants and physicians bearing les
uinogy % the efficacy Of tins nfallble remedy
~ Warranted in all eases
Prepared only by JOHN WINEB Manufacturing (,beuiai
ana Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West md
lrOprieiors for the United States '' '
~ Sod Wholesale and Retail at Manufacturers n,,ss
Orleans, ,syl 5n1bk,tN ="
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OLNEY, COTRELI, 81 co.
AND REafENvsaA NnIs nIaEars,

llItaE'AH IUN MD REMITTANCE UFFlCE.
90 ssEA ST. z6A za.
public that they continue their busne OF issnng ratf
anu bringing out passengers from Liverpool to this city in
Eood sps and reasonable terms Sterling Sight Drafts
aO 81 npw9ns payable in England, Ireland, Scotland
dii an 0iNEY CoFRRfETf 3rSa9s De q "a iSas
NEW ORLEANS EMIGR ANT a RIlNIIJyT1 Y1,g,
OFFICE.
sSatA 81 ia ~tzA
LIE undersigned, his old established ooe continues IN
Gs, ~ Ierots desrOus of RENTING money 10 their
m Aiu ieaad. Scotland, with Sterling Sgli
ienis , in ~ al5 post io~n in the above named king.
IND, a9 I u sui lie also, usual continues hay
shss and J9s.l lf0n Liverpool 10 Ibis city on GOOD
sls T. lg,l9r lposi.paid) 10 lie un,efsisnel pl bs
"a lv "''SiH4eu - \, JOHN TOOLE,
- 49, = :. 10. 2 Banh Place, New Orleans
10 as,s AN hNT lst ~ MN fOtsk-BdE al Tvs %
Jas aoi,s II sth'ofT &C., ~ enra 81
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pALLEI,s pam EXrRACrnn


bH we shall snbjon few testimonials OF its value selected
troIn the thousands in possession, from all parts OF the
-
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PATENT METALLIC INDIA RrnRER li0ons

PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
VIE subscribers, Agents for tie Manufacturer have con
stanty on hand, and ready orders for every
VARIETY and style OF Goods made from Gum Elastic under
onn{EAR and other Patents, such Capes, Pouches
iesgings and Clothing oil all kinds, Army and Navy Bags
an Beds Flows, Life Preseryers, Camp Blankets, Tents
hhasacks Gnn Covers Hospital and Carriage Cloth Steam
raek9g NAL snl Gin Bands Hose and other article
maze OF INDIA Rubber warranted Of the best quality dali
ny Factory ffloes AlsOA ways hand assortment
q SASlp lI HARNESS, LEATHER, COACH and
H3kNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS etc, etc, at their
addey arehonse Nos 80 and 50 Common street. Second
Door from Magazine street, New Orleans
oetS SMITH & BROTHER
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.


PRIVATE BOAHDIgGN No. IG Natchcz ST
MISS ANN HALLETT, Gate Of the FRkSkIlN
1Et HGgsE. Mobile, hegs leave inform her Friends -
and the Public that she has opened PRIP.dTEfAa
BO-4Rf}ENG HOUSE, No. 10 att che street -
The House has been newly furnished and, with Terms suit
the Tunes, and determination make her Boarers
Portable. she hopes receive share Of PATRONAGE. n12 1y
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&C n HF0Nt JlF gJ9FN y, .H0rFnn, fJfWNeIslI
nlTrsBURG, jan. IL, lSi7-The syrup Ot AilA Flrny
anu f mas given great satisfaction those Who have
-. Know OF one instance OF Prepayment of Asihu1
SIX groce year, " ~ - '-'
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g poL IIOW VT. I5dloQrd R0bbil5, DfNgrlsf.'
some I'M N. j., JAN o. lS4lWe have taken
al NJ 10 introduce DIR. DaVss Syrup Of Wild Cherry
n 9 mere, and have sold all received from you Or.
metcna. - ~ hA' piacuces ne tnilhs hHhly Oh INC
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I'Q PILdANIEstls AND BCIIDERs-A, BROWN
WI q W DsaieTs IN Ell kinds Of LliwbSrot ~
VI. he 9nb Yellow Pine Mahogany Black WalDnt noE'
es a., anu E9p4 NlahoGany Newe and Bausters, ain
LIE Ss, STEAM SAW LII, NATCHEz, MIS- 3" oH-
,g OfafIs ~ a Kinds Of Cypress Lumber delivered anu
notice. ' "Si"" NulcheZ, at short
ap3 1yd 9mW
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Gt0MPOUSD EXTRACT OF COPAVTA AND
~ q BEB s. Fer Dis6aseSQf he UriBarB Organs
ne extensive use Of Ills Remedy for the last yeaYs Ii thus
cry dnnng which period il has rarely failed 10 effect per
iect cure, where the simple directions winch accompany
nave been faithfully Observed is the best evidence OF its
great ana nnequaied excellence Being free from all
seng gopertes is acceptable the delicate stomach
for sale only at ' ~
dl0 6m No 20 Gam ~ stTeef MN, oriea,,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
RINGS REsroEArIyE BETTEKs.

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I'm Con grcs., Yesterday.

In the Senate Mr.. FoorE presented a
Resolution calling on the President for
copies of all orders to Col. MONROE, and
all correspondence between that gentleman
and the authorities at Washington in regard
10 the civil and military Government of
New-Mexico, and the recent movement for
n Stale organization, &c. The Resolution
lies over under the rule. The Senate took
up the Omnibus bill and then laid it down
arain-renewed the order for meeting at
II o'clock, and then adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. STANTON of Tenn.
offered Resolution asking the President to
tell the Honse all about the state of affairs
in Now.Mexico. Objection was made, and
The Resolution was not introduced. The
Session was spent in the consideration
of the Iowa contested Election case. No
action.
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How Free land wns KILLED.

When the mammoth Bounty Land bill
was under discussion in the House in Com
mitsee Of the Whole, Mr.. Richardson of Ilh-
nois, Ia Colonel in the Mexican War; was
in the Chair, and ruled out Mr.. Moors'S
amendment, proposing to allOC any citizen 10
settle and hold a patch efthe Pa6lic Domain.
1t was mot in order to provide lands by
that bill for any but fighters. Well, it 'rill
Be in order some day, and not very long
hencs-we are quite confident Of that
Gentlemen spectators, don't count your
gains toe fast on these new Bounty Land
Warrants; for The Landless People are on
your track. Tale fair warning, and don't
ask for relief by-snd-by If your Warrants
prove unstable.
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The Glo6e of our City thus develops the
purpose Of Northern Hunkerism to oppose
the Admission Of New-Mexico into the Union
as Free State:
aCopGress has already refused to admit dele
gate from New Mexico 70 a seat-doubtless for
satisfactory reasons IL is hardly probable that the
privilege so soon after that refusal will be accord
ed her OF sending three Members of Congress. The
only disposition which viii be made OF New Next
co will be that provided by the Compromise bill.
II that should fail, NewMexico will probably be
suffered 70 remain, or the present under her pres
ent military government
Congress has done no such thing as is
here asserted. No vote has yet been taken
on the admission Of Mr.. Hugh n. Smith, the
Delegate from New-Mexieo; there has not
been even debate upon it. So the bottom
is knocked out Of that fabric.
We trust New Mexico has chosen but one
Member Of the House, and that Mr.. Smith
is the man. Though not yet recognized as
a Delegate, he has done his constituents
good service at Washington these many
weary months. He is intelligent, industri-
Gus, fearless and faithful, and has well
earned the distinction Of standing enrolled
on the National annals as the FIRST REPRE-
SENTATIVE OF THE FREE STATE OF NEW MEx-
leo. And as to New;MexicO being suffered
to remain" under despotic, lawless rule as
at present, we apprehend that will be the
fact; but those elO suffer her so to remain
will have an account to settle with the
earnest advocates Of Republican Liberty
Let us at least see by the Yeas and Nays by
whose votes she is suffered to remain so.