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All policy holders. whether for life shorter TERMS who
continue the insurance till death, participate in the whole
of the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the of debtors. married
the life of her husband,io hesoe ben
eft and of herself and children. free from claims of
creditors. TRUSTEES:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 8 Allison,
Peter Conrey, IT,, Maunsel White, VIM E. Lsvench,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart Edward Sparrow.
laaac johnson, Henry 8. Buckner.
PETER COrRrY, Jr President Board OF Trustees.
Joseph w. Stanton J. Morgan Hall a; Van Bibber,
John L. Lewis, ii. Barton, William H. White,
N c. Hail. Andrew Gar, Theo. H. McCaleb,
John L. Safarans, Geo. w. Smith, B. Nj. Norman,
E. w. Sewen, Juuus Bebee. U. q. Snethen.
Cornelius Feowes, NJ M. Cohen.
Edw. Jenner Coke
JOHN HAGAN. President of the Company
EDw JrNNKR CoxE, Vice President,
A. J. WEpDrRBuRS, N. ID. Medical Board OF
n. G. HKARTr. Actuary E. L. GooLp, Attorney.
RICHARD BrIn, NJ D., No. IN Magazine sreet Medical
Examiner who will be at the office daily from la sP.
By the Charter only 5000 is taken a sngIeif.
~ This Company Ia prepared to entertain appucauOnI
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White and Negroes at the of Rates
New York and London Offices and witenI the,
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest,
and be made available at to the extent of
~ California PermitsNew FORK and lor don rates Pros
pectus, Table of Rates. and all information .oLife lnsu
ance and all to effect Insurance be had
at the office of the Company.
SW Extensive Travelling Privilege
" Office hours, A. ". to P. N.
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This EXTRACT OF Safsapaa has been expressly prepared
reference female complaints No female who has
to suppose she is approaching that critical PERIOD The Tur
for any of the horrible diseases which fensiei
subject this time of life This period may be deay
for several by using this medicine Nor vana
BILE for those who approaching womanhood is cal
cuated to nature by Quickenng the blood and nvgor
ang the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable
the decate diseases which subject 1t brace
the whole SYSTEM permanently the
by removing the impurities OF the body, far smua
ting 10 produce subsequent relax alton, chs the
Incidence taken female disepse, 81
using few bottles this medicine many pafnfd
sur calo peratiOus mi he d. eyented.
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~ JoSF BUTLER, il

IownseEds saIsaOaIa y sovereign and peedy Gu
Falling of the Womb, Cosveness, Piles, Leuchorrhea OF
Whites, INSTRUCTED difficult Meustruation Inconnence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prosraton of the syem-no matter whether the result
inherent produced by megulany, illness,
accident Nothing be surprising than nvigorang
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and lasa
tude from taking a. once become robust and full of
meas of the female Frame which the great Of barren
1t will be expected of u.s. of delicate
nature, exhibit certificates of performed but We can
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Us. 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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STEAMBOATS,.

E re- e., ss fe.s,-f2: :ssi. %sai
. oRFssSs: Ssai; si" ~ M, aF9 q, 4.
q III hs % Above sss
*;
ss'.ss Apply On s0s Gk6 & Agent 10 Sank pses
Ell Ecs Gs1s L9s ;ss%s. FE
De sissms.. Suit expressly iss lie Lsis trade:
FIJI ~ ssS VII Ina d
e 81 , ss Lev: RI f Sss and
s: f i s: +. en-: %s:ss: "a !.
hou Of the day The last barge eayes the Warehouse on
departure T. SSfsShbbks A..u 10 Bank Place
~. 3 For ssSbIie-C Canal Lime neener M9tsii.lk.
.1 SUN s:Giss' Gsl. pssas
sas r iss ri Vi
% ssta!dsy VII soSoS ii lie Co.'S. ssanss and on
vii 81 'f md topping
y d. :a: W. s Bay Il Ss
The last barge the Washeuse the days Of departure
JAZZ u ''''-' = R. GEDDEs, Agent. 10 Bank Place.
Ell LSH,.yls New 4, AiPs:nx Ey.Ps:
e. s:Isis s;ss,s ,;S;s
r.. % fsi fssas. : :'ss on
.6sz. = Ned BBiyeE lp. steamer CADD0-
snd Aisasndrs@ superior and swift run.
sy e. e.. sSos. will s
% For ipPy p on .s
No. n Reeulae Memphis Packet CORA No.
L@ 8a$A oruh throughout The entire se.son-For
.aa II sDs sss.s
sad swiil Iunnns pssssnsel steamer CORA No q John
s sa: On M SIX sSSss and q
ns igps o sST q r poyd. street.
viii, Mount Vernon, Henderson, Padncah
.. aaa BEs Sd s
s, For f s. SNIFF u fsysl:. .a::s
~. n esnla. yick:hHFs Wsekiy u FvSl sy
cy v ss%ss W. e. assss
Fon xs Ssp saps P
s S ~ s
ON vii k liz the the H s n .na IL
p For freight Or pa''ags fPply , ~ heard of p to
B-Th boat will take freight foi Yaaoo RIVER, with
privilege Of chipping. myi3
\ .6sS. i Fs.ulsr Every Every Other .taIday
and Il he assspp new sapeei
PEI I.
board, foot Of Canal street. o. To-. e'p'
ml7 T. B. SMITH. II Poydras st.
~ This boat viii continue in the trade throughout the
seaon. and promptly attend all the business the Bends
~ = Regular Louisville PASSENGER Packet
L@3t&&.t$a steamer NJ A q NO LII A-Fnr Louisville
g.. r.. Evansville Henderson and Memphis The
% % csf % w II ps aSaE
r. \. For freight passage apply TO
- '~--7 i. =. SMITH. II Poydras street.
7. SHUTE, 40 Canal street, or to
G. Plan of the Cabin can be seen at the Agents of.
nces ~ canal st. my9
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FITSi FITSl FITSi

Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sarsapara in
of Fs recommended it, and surprised
receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westchester county:
FoRpHAM, August Is, 1sE.
Dr. To,onssna-Dear Sir: have little girl
of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for but without last
although could find Recommendation circulan
for cases like hers thought as she was in very delicate
glad did, for only restored her strength but
has had Of the Fits, to pleasure
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sssss. r. r. r.
1ADWAYss READY RELIEF

1AOWAY's READY RELIEF h
/ q cekHeseisdgsd BY tie true mon Of America ID
beteeeYieksst and most sfectaat remedy
ytg3te estrs ef peiN and the removal
Of its Gauss, IN tie World.
3 the warning given Of the presence of disease,
ed sss psoSnnoa q Re nsyous .ytsm To s.qp pain
%: z ~ hssithy sc9os
- H. - s sssonpii.S b "'s = ~ >'s''
80 eil41eyss Nsady RELIEF,
shoh s1pssssiy Fl ~ instant relief Of pain. and
~: ~; 4: s u;
- ga eccksst cure ~ III = every p'aos a' 'ns
Neuralgia, Tic Douloursux, Sick and
who hAys ~, weak and insffsctus semedis. in vain,
ss e wS 4 Of RsIwys
so.ay easa i has s;opp.d sSs mdssssci1cisans
Ss'"T Rheuma tism ss
- ni,utss. and cured the disease enrsy in twenty
L. h 81: S'5 e s ;sn e Ssns IS \. application
Neuralgia.
Ev 60 Of nsulssi., where has been properly used it
sss s' s Y .s sr 1i.s ss s :ss ss one
= ....... s.. ParaIysis
Ell ss G. - e j r. &: s sS 4 Is. 50
ssr. .ssns and inysosass every muscle.
Palms In the Bones.
An gsls md ~ achs fssl IL wonderful soothing and
psiss. 49, sssss ns most severe
. Jsnptng Tooth-ache.
s ss ,s% i psia.
!. - q s,ss ns.a.sns. -
Is oooessd ~ % w r. from pan n 70 MINUTES and
- Pdce-SO ssd Is cesu ''- va 's'''' - ''"e'
RADwAx's MEDIcATED SOAP,
n mr,,. - -. e ,s;. az the skin.
nsd.s. hmpsss BoiG9ss. Pastues,. Tstisr:. Rash i
. :s:s ~ ss IT. :as
n e s.s ss.s r. nm
Z. - s:d 90 .s.p g vssS: y Fass y ssn:
.aa..y sDea ssok wrsppss
Bn1uTY ~
= n CesnyM ~ ns ms q L:.gsT, n liasr
", .:si.s.s yss d.;ss, b.ssssi article to
Ss.. Ssa pss.ss many - svsssas.. over al other
s ss:sss; % ;S:f a 's@
nv and o &. Ss C % Sao WYE ou ss
sss fs ssH sHs SS s mss' become
SseoSs Sssp:,.o uay aiuzu to dress the hair with this
= saAg J. WRIGHT II ct = CO; !,
'pS 90" y s.N. MORRISON.
SUNDKiEs-
PITCH AN yihsTTs sRMso Ss, 1sE,s ss:h
s EsIIE 49, 5ffIsSS :. i:s: i sisas''
ro,.. MsA I'll AND TARRED R0PEGAI size
saIs q low ncss. bv n WIN fmIi n amy
az Post a. y Mnn'y. and Red Store. 81 Mum
SHIP CHANDLERY, etc. etc. comprisng--
Man hla an6 H snp Rops7of all aizsa;
I'm FNon. rEs nosn;
sk-o All sisss;
fs,sn RSl Gle shelvss-all sisss;
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LlFB AND FIRE lNsCR.
ANCK COMPANY OF LOUISIANA

This Company being orga
nized, solely for the protection
OF the policy holders and their
families against want and pow
erty, is in its operations a great
national benevolent institution,
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles. and afford.
ing for a small annual am, paid
during life, a large and hand
some legacy to widows and chill
Ayep . flor doath
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New Orleans and CarroIlton Railroad.
- N r. 60
ARRoLLToN LINE-Departure q Trains
IRON NEW oRLKANs.
oosse Cars-Hapast A. M, quarter past and halfpast
stesm Tran.-s NJ. and every hour afterwards until sp
n: lnclustvely in summer, and until quarter past in
winter.
:, FROM CARRoLLToH:
Hofse Cars--5 A. NJ, and 10 P. N,
steam TraIns and every hour afterwards until
NJ inciasivey in SUMNER and until halfpast p NJ in
Farel5 Children under IL years and servants lOc
~ Summer arrangements commence on the third Mon
day In February and end second Monday in November
Lafayette Line.
These cars run to and from the Depot No. IS Baonne street
DEPARTURE CARS:
IN winefs rom l-aiay " AM
Depot. Is Baronoe st.......7 " 8 AM
-, Depot, IS Baronne st. ....62 TX s AM
After which the can leave each and every fifteen minutes
until O'Clock p. II.
Then. as 81, :. 10 and i P. M. from the Depot
And TEX, ~ and l0z r M, from Lafayette
Eare-l0 cents. Children under ID years. half price
Nota-SPecial Night Cars for parties, balls meetings.
ese, supplied when required mh3l ly
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PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.


YIN Sunday the Cars leave every hour. n
D An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres stree, every
quarter OF an hour for the Depot. '
mill II stap ]. W. SMITH, Superintendent.
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r .INSEED OIL, TURPENTINE, NAVAL
IL STORES, ErC-
$50 casks Soda Ashes and Palm Oil;
1900 barrels Soap and common Rosin;
800 barrels Pitch and Raw Turpentne;
200 barrels Spr TurpeDtine;
$500 kegs Tar and Pitch, in fine order;
800 barrels Bright Varnish and Whiting;
1000 bales Oakum, various quallies
500 boxes Yellow and White Soap, for the Mexican
market
900 English, Ptsburg. Baltimore and Pensacola Fire
Bricks;
5000 English Fire Tiles various sizes, from S9 36xl8;
1850 barrels Newark, Rosendale, and other brands OF
Cement and Plaster;
500 barrels fresh Thomaston Lime, landing;
5000 gallons Linseed Uil--English and American.
For sale by ALFRED KEARNY & co,
tel 2aw3m III Magazine street.
ERESH SEIDLITZ and EAST POWD ERS.
large supply of superior quality recently received. for
sale by p. L.. MASSEY. Apothecary and Druggist,
mhM corner Camp End GrAver streets.
A QUA AMMONlA-20 carboys, a superior ar
"A tce, in store, for sale by p. Ia. MASSEY,
mhal corner Camp and Gravier Streets
NAVAL STORES-Tar, Pitch and Rosin, for
l sails By HAYMAN u HOLDEN, ~ Magazine 1t.
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RHEUM ATS M.

This IL only one Of than four thousand oases o
Rheumatism thai Dr. Townssnds SarsaparIa has cured
The and chronic weekly eradicated
is extraordinary virtues. -
James Cummings ESQ.,, of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum BackwePs island is the gentleman spoken o
in the following letter:
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eau TON.

CAUTION.
Owing to the ,Sawccess and immense sale Of DR.. Town
Agents. have coml. sced making Sarsaparila Exue,t
Eixs, Bltters Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They gsnt
Tay up in the shaped bottles, and Of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they or
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
York Redng Co., State street, Boston; Dyott 81
l3a North Second street, Philadelphia; s. s. Hance, Drug
gst Baumore p. M Cohen, Charleston los South Pearl
street, Albany P. H; McGTaw, Natchez and by all the
principal Druggists and erehants generally this
United States, WestI lies and the Canadas.
j. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres streei,
d3 SOLE AGENT, New Orleana
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OswEso, Michigan, Oct. "a, 1877.
DR.. Tounsend-Dea Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles of Sarsapara Of agent, Mr. Of kaa
mazoo, to Try for the Fever and Ague. Before had fin
ished the first boe appeared to warm the blood andevery
other day. when me chs and fever appeared they
violent and before she had finished the bottle she
rey relieved and e was much better Ss tan she had been
with chs and fever. but had broke them with anine and
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that had
on my wife. she sent and procured fey bottles, and it
para is without doubt unequaed in diseases incident
the West and if you think that this communication will be
of use you are at liberty to use it as you choose.
XOura neaDectfuly. CHARLES ii. SWAIN.
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIFORNIA.

"a. FOR SAN FRANCysCO CALIFORNIA
<&I& REGu Ar II E-The new clipper built bark
her cargo engaged. will have the quickest possible dispatch
E This vessel was built expressly for this trade and =
expected make the shortest passage yet made from this
port; she handsomely accommodate or ~ cabin pas
sengers and is found and furnished in superior manns
80 'sECCUMB & VStxi0RHIEs, Is Tchouptoulas st.
or to VIM. ]. DEWEY, IS Gravies q. ap2l
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NJ ~ L " II u IL "A
Those that initiate DIR. T0wnsends Safsaparilla hav
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females
and have copied bills and circulars which relates
complaints OF women, word for word-other who 3 {
up medicine have since the of Dr. TOWNSEND
Sarsaparla IN complaints incident females, recommended
theirs althongh previously they did not number Of these
Mixtures Pills, etc. injurious females, they
vate disease, and undermine the constitution.
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fFron Mr. s.. C. Hayes, Of the firm If Brouer, HavesS
Phiadeiphid-January 8, 1S4T ''
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable RENEE
dy II cured the of colds with me- VI Won want Ger
tifcate l will cheerfully give one. s. C. HAyrs
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Dapis's Syrup 1 Wad Caerr, and Tar-We would call
attention to the Of this valuable medicine in an
other column Several of its sautary effects a come
under personal aon and therefore
recommend it to the afflicted. NJ j. UsekLu Yisitxr
and Temperance Sentinel, tTrsntOa,) FEB. 8, ISi1
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UPINTUNS UF PHYSTt IhNS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Ply,
cians in different parts of the Union.
This TO certify, that we, the undersigned PhyslcIa'
the city of Albany, have prescribeu
Townsends Sarsapaa and believe Il to be of the
valuable preparations in the market.
H. P. PULINa, M. D
j. WILSON, M. D.
r. b. BRI6Gs. M. o.,
Albany, Ap I, ls47. P. E. ELMKNDoRTT,M. u
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GREAT BLEssING To MOTHERS Arp cHILpRE

# is the safest and eectua medicine for purifying
the system, and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
birth discovered II strengthens both the mother and tive
child, prevents pain and disease increases and enrehes
food those who have used it think 1t Indispensable Il
highly useful both before after confinement pr
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth costiveness, piles
cramps, swelling Of the feet dependency, heartburn vom,
ting pain in the back &nd joints, false pains, hemorhage,
and regulating the secreons and equaizng the crcua
ton it has equal, The great virtue of this medicine
always safe and the most delicate and most successful
castor oil magnesa is useful Exercise in the open a
and light food, with this medicine will always insure aIs
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Dr. Tp,onsend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparills
has been Inc means through Providence, Of saving life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
night swests and was greatly debiated and reduced and
did expect live have only used your Sarsaparla
il abe to ws a all ovs the city, . Tae no
that am fog these results Your obdt servant
Wn RUSSELL, Is Catharne street.
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Or. 10Dnscnd-Lear SIR: I have suffered terribly Tor
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time
pains, and my limbs terribly swoef have used tour
bottles of your Sarsaparla tney have done
than one thousand dollars wortho. good much bet
ter-indeed, am entirely relieved GU liberty
this for the benefit Of the afflicted. Yours, respectfully
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SCROFULA CURED
This certificate cOnclusvey proves this Sarsapaa
perfect control over the obstinate disease of the Blood.
Three persons cured in house Unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN
DR.. 1oonsead-Dear Sir. have the pleasure to inform,
you that three OF children have been cured of the Ser
by the of excellent medicine They were aliclt
very severely with bad sores have taken only four ho,Ie
took them for which feel myself under great obga
ton. Rours, respectfully,
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All that portion South Of the NORTH stde Of Es-
teAs and Benjamin and Thalia streets, and
ck,lii snId
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nd Tar has given satisfaction those who have USED
know OF instance OF permanent cure oil Asthma
gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able sell at least
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wsAKNEss AND PAIN IN THE BREAsT.

PHILADE June g. lS4b-l highly recommend Dr.
Dayiss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from knowledge
of its virtues My wife had been affected for ong time with
weakness and in the breast the OF this medicine
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would after
time recur, and all the relief speedy
in the first place. II months since she has been
free Of the affection; consider and recommend ii most
valuable meepe Its gthenng effect has been
in addition relieving the breast Swallow, 79 Water l.
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LFTOWt =. 5. tTlDtns
PADUCAH, Ky, Jqneo, ls4My stock of Cherry and Tar
syrup Y now reduced g SIX bottles and its popularity daily
increasing You would DO well send another supply
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FEVER AND AGiiE

FEVER AND AGUE. "
DIR. Townsends Sarsapanlla is unequaled in
Chs and Fever and Ague. The following letter only
of the hundreds that have received from the South
West of like character:
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IsosIER. July 90 ls46-Your Wild Cherry and Tar Syrup
gives general Satisfaction. We have been out of Il ior sons
qne and thought would not order any. but almost
daily inquired Tor, and thought perhaps. would he beft
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PoRT CARnoF, February 40, ls47-.hessrs. Robinson,
Davies syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar VIII the lead up
In our part OF the country. OF It, and have half
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked 90 often for DR.
Daniss Depuratips Extract and Joseph Daulss Horse
Ltniment that have taken the liberty of writing for an
agency for the above articles if eeabe you So please
wnte me- word, and send two dozen OF each, with large
Ehow bills, Respectfully yours, SAhL. r, KxMpToN,
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TO MH5 William HHaynsworth

II VT were not perfectly unconscious Of
having bad any intcntion of impending
your honesty and sincerity in tho questions
addressed to you, as President of the South.
crn Rights Association, we should no, rcadl.
ly pardon ourselves for the pain which thev
have given you, md which so deeply ,inges
your reply, now laid before the public.
"Thc tendency OF excited political contests
to ALLEVIATE feelings of good will and friend
ship, and TO generate distrust and suspicion
as 10 the honesty and purify Of purpose of
the opposing parties," il one of those
painful Inc ;dcns,' which we unite with
YOU III dcploring. In the hurry and hustle
OF active Iic, time does no, always admit,
of the operation Of this truthful and saluia.
rs reflection upon the language used to
convey ideas, which n sense OF duty may
Inpcl Ms To give expression to. Even in
the exercise ot only proper zeal in advo-
eating a cause, the convictions of our llllu'
ments may lead us to csponsc, We are not
un(requcnlly denied the opportunity Of
paying that regard To our phrascoogy,
which strict courtesy may demand and
which The most scrupuluos sense Of duty
never iorbds. Had these considerations
been present with us in their due force,
when YOU, sir, were addressed as The lrcs-
dent OF the Southern Rights Associations.
we assure ourselves that every expression
would have been avoided, which had even
the appearance Of s"hjecting you 10 the
torture Of an extraordinary inquisiiion."
OF addressing "a series of cross questions
such as arc rcsortcd ~, to eXtort the truth
from reluctant or suspected witness" to
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ajority for Bi.ASDISG, 25.

sS- .As Maj. HAySsworrn gives his
reason for Withdrawing his Response and
publishing /, first in the Columns Of the
Waterman, to be his desire "that il should
be laid before the public previously to the
large meetings" " held on Monday las,--and
a. that purpose has been fully answered.
and az we are very much crnwtled--we
have thought that no injustice would be
done him by not rc.pub!shing in the Ban. !.
n"r, at any rate Of to-day. Should it be
thought otherwise by him, VIC will publish
ii in our next
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to the proceedings of tho Nashville Con-
vcution Is bound L, honor not to desert her
associates; having taken counsel with
them, she is pledged by that act to remain
ana share with them common fate, as long
as the grievances they met 10 redress con-
tinue unchanged in their character and ex-
tent.
25th. Submission Is not the alternative
OF secession. although frequently used as
such for decoy to the unwary. In the
choice Of remedies for an existing evil,
man alone is endowed will, reason, and he
is thus enabled to determine what is ap-
propriato and what is not If he be deter.
mine to remove the evil, by applying tho
only appropriate remedy, none but scces-
sionsts will call that sublnisson--,he
world will dignity the act by it's proper
name-it has none. fit for remedy that is
Incidentally worse than the disease.
finally.-The ponderous materials Of
Which this Union ia now composed, to.
,gethcr with the reckless spirit with which
itsgovernment is administered, leave no
room t:.sSab, that disruption of it's parts
at no dSsls,v, is inevitable. We are
iotsd TO contemplate such an event as
near Mt hand, and in suspending the -.xer-
else of the right OF secession for the present,
we do SO, not only in the expectation Of CO.
operation to be excited by the further move
menls of fanaticism, but to arise from a con-
dition Of things entirely independent Of that
cause, and from which Southern con-
fcdcracy musf result.
Very respectfully,
G. w. DUDLEY.
Bcnnc,ayile. 10th Sept. 1851.