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y How TO TaEAr RArrLxsrAxx--Our guide told us ne
was once camping out old Indian . was MIDDAY
and he lying the ground xnise sne gig cna ~
lis horror be saw large rattesuaks dslih-
erately acroes the old chisfs naked bod The snaks
,csd II eniov tic warmth Of Remaining for time
n he indisnss souach Tbs chief hnaelf vatchlue
d ,li the time but not move an Inch kowing ht
Sd % ia snake would strike him. Aktspst without
MOVING muscle, he made peculiar hllpG noise, and
rs snake after lifting up his head and tenugs giided
away, [Suniyans RAmblee IN America
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

TAK1ss THE BLACK FEIl.The ceremony Of taking the
black veil by three young place at the Convent
Of Visitation in Baltimore, the Sd instant the Most
Rev Archbishop Kenriek officiating the occasion The
the young ladies' who took the veil with
the by which they will be designated In the COM
munity to which they have attached themselves are
foows Miss M Virginia Bunting, Of Baltimore to whom
the Of Sister Mary Frances given Miss Caroline
Pat Of Baltimore who assumes the name of Sister Mary
samuel Miss Mary Tareton of Baltimore who assumes
the name Of Sister Mary Chantal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

Ta1AL AND CossIcrloS MAnEs.-We learn from the
Hayneyils (Ala Chronicle that the fall term Of the CIR
cult for Lowndes county has adjourned
The case which excited attention that Of the
State against Anthony Mares. The defendant stood
an assault with intent to murder his and
moved to Lowndes change Of venue from the county
o Butler Tho of assault and the trial
cited much interest and developed during it,
most revolving picture Of human depravty Mares ~
found guilty sentenced to twelve yesrs
in the penitsntiay case for incest by
the State. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

sEcRETARY CosRAp AND tGEosaE Law Nep York, Nov.
lo 1920 George Law, Of the proprietors Of The
Pacific mail line of steamships has published letter
accrung Mr. Conrad actng falsely in the matter Of the
Crescent City difficulty Mr. Law snys that while Mr..
Conrad announcing that the Government taking
active to yincate the rights Of American citi
zens in this matter he at the time eneasorin
private to effect the discharge of Purser ithand the
removal Of Lieut. Porter from the Crescent City,
Picayune. S-iss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

From THE FlsHERrEs The Gloucester (Mass) Tele-
graph the arrival of shermen m the
BAY of st. Lawrence with only small fares The captain
Of the steamer Devastation continues to annoy the Ame
ricans the coast He had seized English vessel be
cause she had cotton duck sais and American bate
mil on board The captain boarded the Mary Miles, Of
Gloucester and complained that he Ind been misrepre
seted by the masters Of vessels arriving from Gloucester
He also stated thrt he had been Justified BY his superior
officers in all that he had DONE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

HEsr CRor--The amount Of hemp raised up the MID.
souri, river win fully equal last years. crop and it is
thought the lint will be finer. Some few crops will be
deficient isbalways the case-but the generality Of
them fully average and the number Of acres put Id
rather increased The old hemp crop has mostly
forward Thesteamboats rarely taking any of the
old crop to market What hand reserved for the
manufacturers at home who giving as high az $50
tom The crop in the entire State may be estimated
at over 10000 bales ~ l'Ss tss tSss u Y MA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

REslsTANcE THE GAL Tho Trieste Gazette has
the following from Athens, dated tho eth nit.
The murderer Of the minister KofAolakia has been
ecuted He had written lstteto the widow Of bis vic
tim sntrsAt her to implore the cieency Of the
the real authors Of the murder were at nbsr The
queen Refused apd the execution was fixed for Sunday
last Another murderer was executed before him, and
when his turn csns advanced boldly towards thescAf
fold and attempted to read paper TO the crowd but
Eprcyented He then drew forth long knife, and
sbont to stab when tho latter struck him
blow on the head He then raised knife again, but
the ground An assistant execuoner then stabbed him
the back and the executioneE repeated bis blows M
dead the form OF execution was with on the
dv1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

"A BosroS MrIl,oNAInE- E-The Boston Mail states that
the yearly income Of certain rich Citizen Of that
would buy twelve hundred farms His income-six per
cent his entire weath-would amount, daily to
than the wages of two hundred hard working His
income would buy bottle Of Schneider pair of boots
every three minutes Every breath the old
worth another ninepence. His enormous capital Conn
mandsthe toll Of thousand borers and mechanics
yearly to pay the interest. H III y 81 y
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DObyses y HNs.s-issgtO1s's
DAG UERR E0TYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
s r M

This establishment having thoroughly repaired
70 thsE PicrUKE Hissss
In the uperior style and hnish
fitsd out With eomPless a.
with Bo. and extra Tablets for dolaIs
Quick working and rrsch Gaea Frames
DAGuERREtTvPE BUsINEss constantly hand for sale
L 3inn6tf
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4 ABANDONING FAafIY.-A man was arrested in New
York days since charged with abandoning and neg
ecting to provide for his wife and four children living
Tenth Avenue Eighteenth street The officer found
him living at 1870 East Twenty first street. with young
female as his wife Another individua who had aband-
onsd his family also found at the same house living
lin like manner with sister Of the other The two
young women restored to their PARENTS and the
accused was taken before Justice Stuart who required
him to give bonds for the future maintenance Of his
family ..-.-.. "a ,il,3 ssis iss,sfa
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rao,, letter dated B.sAyie lslana q yaya

Faos1 BArAyAA letter dated Batayia Island Of Java,
July IL on board Of the o 5. ship Sc Mary IS says:
we arrived here ON the Eth thirty-eight days from
Hong Kong having touched at Of the philippine
Islands on our passage The u 8. steamship Eusquskhn
ma sailed the morning We sf for leaving the u
s. ship in port oissTs and crew al we'll On
our arrival at Batayia found thst Mr. Gibson
ant NewYork in prison. he being charged by the
Dutch Government with TO head conspiracy
on the Islands Of Java and Sumatra He has been CON
fined upwards of five MONTHS without trial. and can get
no evidence against him. His case will probably ha tst
tied In few days. IS lss 81 u
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/ MunoxAnsKs DEAo.--Acco1nts have been rsoeiyed d
tho death Of two mssionsriss df the Amsrcsa Bsard
Eyx; Mrs Morgan, wife of Rev. Homer B. Morgan, vhn
dec at Thsssaionca septsmber TO- and tho wife Of
Rev. George Pearson who died u Little Rock Arkansas
Deptefnbsr II, aged III s9f2 a 448
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

DIANOS AND HARPS. --KUS sN5IA
I MANUFACTURES or PIANOS AND HARPs, ytHS$aEK
Camp the Ophan Asylum, leave ~
inform The gablic hM hs rn continue hs profession q ~
instrument notice. & ssp2S iy
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BuRNfsa or JAL--A correspondent Of the Chambers'
Tribune writes that the jail Of Randolph county
was burned on the morning Of October 49, fired
on the nsda supposed to be the act OF John Smith,
who a6 confined there under judgent Of $1,000, for
abusing his wife and Indictment for perjury as he has
made his escape The rogue entered the Clerks BY
boring through the shutter with augur and forcing o
the lock- aud took out all the indictments from the oee,
together with great many papers in civil cases and the
trial docket It also discovered that an attempt had
been made to burn the Court House there was found
mon the combustibes piled at the Court House,
board which was known to belong to thejail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

DIANO FORTES. The subscri-
III bel has hand and for the
sss ssssn Gs 81 sa4s IL he ssy gr1psy from
GUITARS pn MARTIN together With SHEET MUSIC PRECEP-
TORS ste. IN cry rood
sep5 II HKNhY fAH&cHH, ~ cApap sxsees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

sHIr on F,RE.The ship Southern Cross Of and from
Boston, bound to San Francisco put into Monevideo o1
the 2Sd Of August, in consequence Of IRE which hsd
broken out in her hold. As her situation was
known Com. MoKesver and Capt Pearson got together
all the engines board the ships Of and had ths
rsnsferred to the deck Of the Southern Cross and thus
through their agency the tfre seon extingushed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

The NerYork journal Of Gommercessys If Mr.. Webster
had been nominated for the Presdency II bis ayowed
purpose 70 resign the Secretaysp and take tour to
tho South this fall and winter Had Mr. Fillmore been
nominated he had been heard that would resign
and take the political field the advocate Of Mr.
xnores election " ~ - Z & Z -
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e
EAsraeuz zxx--A aiigbt shock u u esrthqusks ~
experienced at Petersburg Va on the night of the ID Inst
hxsfeNKDJ Judge Bd 9. Dszgsn hAs rssigusd his ssa&
On the bench Of tho Supreme Court q Alsessns
i Z. &. Z. ss. - 3.
~. u q . - .... = as,,.s I. = =
- - = n
s'ssf $50. .-.=--.--
Tar WHALING Frxrr.-T1e New BEDFORD Mercury hsa
cvs fou about seventy whaling vessels on The coast II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

Ma. WEBslEk's FoREBoDiNcs OF DKATH-The NswYofk
Times suspecting that icofrect Impressions may b ade
~ current REMARKS as to the feeling which MI
himself entsttained concerning the sppecn tinins
ton Of his earthly career, relates the fulowins
when he was last in this city, on his way to Marsh
eid he sesned fully sensible Of the ravages which time
and disease were mailing upon his system though
his wont he talked about himself less than other
topic But just he was taking his Leave close and
cherished friend who stood at the carriage door asked
him when thoy hays pleasure Of seeing him here
again? With slow and measured enphasiAs and q sol
enity which evnced the depth Of fro which
friend tried to make cheerful reply and expressed the
confident hope that month OF epose MArshded would
restore him to his wonted vigo Mr. Webster shook his
head sadly, but made no reply. ~ 54e
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Tar ALABAMA RlvEss Mobile Advertiser says: At
Montgomery, the Alabsma was rising fast ON Sunday
eynng, appsarances betokening continued ins in the
irtsrior. From the Bigbec the steamer Julia reports
heavy rains st Demopos and passenger b. her informs
that At Tint point the water hnd risen inches
in six hours The report Of in the WARRIOR st Tus
calocsa, noticed By day two since Il connrmed
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Z EHs ErxcTiok northsrn exehssSss come 70 -
sd witt esection returns snd logical rseao1tnes 70
M 70 the results rs rsjoscs m mo wiss
Etsle the msttsr very coolIy. e Fas
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Tax wHAI,rc FLEET The New Bedford Mercury has
from abont seventy whaling vessels the coast of
aschatkA up to the lt u August ghey had all done
very we'll S. &. 4 S., & II \
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II d said that Mrs Webster Il shout to rsmove to Few
York and take upher redence With her relatives N that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

WHoIs PETER HARVEY sEverybsdy has inquired sfwho
Peter Harysyg to whom Daniel Webster addressed those
kind words Harvey am not SO Sick but that know
you'll am well enough to know you. am well enough
you and well enough to call down the richest Of
Hcasens blessings upon you and yonrsp He is friend
of many years standing the Treasurer Of the Rutland
Burlington Railroad and gentleman Of many very es
mable qualities 5ee'.s1s ii ss5 Fsei " s3s
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II dispatch from Washington statss Il isru-
ossd tbst MI Ewbsnk hAs been removed ss conmison-
of Patents, and MI Hodge of yirktns appoutedi N
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FURNISHED ROOMS, Several neat Fua-
NIsHED ROOMS ics Gsalemsa Be had BY sppying aN
- ISSdpss W. iTtU;fSNlsHEp FAMILY ROOMS 10 M pova I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-11

RxseNkD Judge I'D. .. DsrgSn hss rssignsd his ssat
IN The bench Of tho suprems Court a SAlabana.
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nAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. "a CIRCUS
Reydraa and perddo where DAGUERREAN
Ats arg taken a. IhoEt notice. snd
snd sG chssper other fm in te city The
or nom bis oca
ion devotion nd experiences IN the sasinsss o sn
hse hs hopos nsuye hun bsahle share q public
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! YazOo RIVER.

VXTORTHY OF NOTICE. Legal and other
wv with nsans,s and ..o
coAIMyN ATioNs FOR THE PREss g .a,. s'si a5
tTRADESMENS BILLS mndc out for eolecton. a4i.
LETTERS WRITTEN FOR PERSONS u s. v
Strict secresy kept Charges moderate .,,,,, =, cr
between Customhouse and Bienyile streets
IL Office from n. to . p ". u oetio tM
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HATS, BOOTS SHO OE.
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAs, Bfc.


MEAD 4 co, No. ls4 canal. strsst. neas 2. ~
thss haze hsad e. sc,d ~ T. %
ly which they win ssll prices m 70 give entire
acon ladies Families the eouny invited 70 srsas
mi stock befrc mnkipg sLsir purcbnsee nevf 81
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4GTRONGS.-The, undersigned re- X Nts
kJsspsctfuly sinounces the public that he has IL
epsnsd HoIls Eandsr The shove name saoaaE .hs
No ha 70 mike Il 6 fe
kind St. With good
attentions hopper Share
tho public literally bestowed him AZ
He will his old ends and the public
generally. There viii Be cod LUNCH
seps0 Sm HENRY STRONG, lProprietor
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sENOR yICKsBURG, MILLIKEN'S d N.z. =
IL BEND NEW CARTHAGE MARRENToN, fsstA$#sa ts8
SUNDAY viksburg Packet s.samer II n. WkIGllI Capt
WRIGHT Csg. p VII hsS
MORNING. O'Clock Returning, will leave vicksburg every
Wednesday evening" at O'clock For apply
sul0 II SMITH u FIhl1STER 81 Poydras street.
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ySrEAMsoAr ColLIEoN.-rThe JacksQpviile, floEida9
News Of the 30th ultimo, says: Ss tss ss
The steamers Florida and William CASTOR loft opE
wharvss at foas O'Clock yesterday morning. the Florida
having little the start Some ten twelve miles below
the Gaston in attempting to head the Eorida into
her and smashed one Of her Wheels and sustained con
siderable damage to her own bulvarks. The Florida
stopped at Mayport Mills to repair damages aston
vent on her way-rsjocing that things were worse
This u TIE account Of the affair have received from
one the pilots who was board and vs give of what
2ccount of IT,, VI Ii,s i5sss @ fal
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4 A vETERAr GosE. On the 10th plt, died in Mans
dys spiesn James Coulter the nth year Of
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VIcKsBURG.

EyoR vICKSBURG, GRAND CUR. NJ. =
RODNEY, NATCHEz FORT ADAMS, BAYoT Isfll4$sssaa7
SARA, BATON ROUGE ana y ~ Il n I5fis
Cap John Cowdsu, WEbN
nj oock For freight passge sPpy
board Of To- STROTER BROS. Agents, Pcydras street,
,yyi.cs ~ reabnpipv Viclaburq noyl If
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WIN leave WEDNESbA A. o.enbSr f1 a. O'clock p :.
INORSHREVEPORT,G GBXND EtoRE, - =
~ ALExANDRIA and all Intermediate Iandlpes-
Regular Red River Packet Steamer CADDO No. p
The superior and sif running ais.
No. Captain John Graham will eavs above For freight
sase apply board, SMITH FsTER 80 Poydrs street.
noy1i ~ or J, II, MORRISON d co.
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ErOR PRINCETON, sKIPWITH'S NsS. -
LANDING I.LKEN,S BEND, LAKE PROV
iDENCE, vICKSBuRG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY, 5 l -
NATCHEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE DON
ALDSoNyiIE intermediate landiugs-Regular Weekly
Steamer and elegant
" H. will leave for the abore
Intermediate andingson MONDAY Oct 95 at o'clock and
EVERY MONDAY thereafter throughout the For freight
passage, apply on board, or to ai "a
| i STROTHER BROS, Agents, 45 Poydrae street.
~ The will take freight for Yazoo River with the privilege
reshippng vsnrgi CLERK the Leyee foot Of
Canal aest receiving early morning. octl9
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= 7 ~ I0I BIs Cf1ARLES HIHkETs Y
Mr.. WEIR, better knowH - H6AM,n has besn con
basnsss this city for the last nine years having
Eolbrook, when ID established The st Oyster Saloon Ia
nicpality, remained With him tll his death, and has
buSfness eince. With such sxparence, and an
nsin 70 sefse the public with the best hi
socits Of hf fienda share Of their paronAg
has been expended - gttinE Up the SALOON and Pr
with the Cf1OICEST Lie IONS that can be proenyed.
we'll known far their excellent qud hnve been spl
the very best Cooks. The LARDER VIII qEays be ~
choicest FISH AND GAME and tie OIeIEhs 3
will be spared tosndtr this Saloon worthy ths patfonAs
IN judfcious community. 80 fs 9sl lT.645 5gssg .
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WIN leave on FRIDAY, November u. At O'Clock
sTNOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW NJ =
MADRID, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS. HELENA, 6}&ss
NAPOLEON all intermediate landing gnar @
light draaght swift running ssamsIE IT, 4 sh NJ
passage having superior apply board or 70
OGLESBY Il A5ArAULAY,5s Tchoupitouas street.
naxlo IA STONE WALMORTH, Ss Tehoupltouaa street
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

establishment 70 fatpiiis,y E6sI
pnbic Viii II opened THIS MORE INC, Monday, November
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m "OPENS 1st Sept. English and French
III INSTITUTION FOR YohNG AS ANn "
ALLISON London For the Terms names Of hs Proiess'rs
Judge Mcb esident unysr,iy JaaFs
Rawe j. NAyhn, q Trslnoulst Esq HI Leekssh hs9 a
,naaL netE, Is1 = ~ 2sis ~ Esu au8O
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Will leave SATURDAY. November IL, nt o'clock r. N.
+ NOR WICK BURG,WARRENTON, ~ =
NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY, ssS#SS
NATCHEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA and BA: e. af ~ III
AT DAY Weekly YickshuTg Packet
UTlIERN BELLE-The magnificent and swift
running passenger packet steamer Captain NJ
will Leave above ESf efrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11

We wish that every voter in Virginia had been
present at the Court House, to have heard the
mastery effort of the Hon. ANDREW STEWART, of
.'ennsylvania, on the questions involved the pre-
sent canvass. He covered the whole ground and
addressed himself to the Of his audience, in
a manner which must tell on all who "think before
they act. His address was of that kind which tells
at the time and acts in the future; it was one which
should be remembered and reflected upon by every
nearer, and which, if read, would endure and serve
as the .'rade meeun''- of him, who would wish to
"give the reasons for the faith which is in him."
The Court House was filled to oyerfowing and
Mr. S. was listened TO with breathess attention, by
his audience, during his whole speech, and we can
safely say that no one went away without carrying
with him substantial food for reflection. We give
an imperfect synopsis of his remarks and only regret
that we did not report every word as it fell from
him. To-, ,di llti hfspt8 gil'. q. iat. .Irt.Wl +.
Mr.. STEWART commenced by assuring the au-
dience that Pennsylvania would go for ScoTr, by a
certain and decisive majority. How could it be
otherwise, when ScorT was the strongest and
PIERCE the weakest candidate the parties ever had.
TAYLos had beaten CAss, much stronger man
than PIracE, in Pennsylvania, about IL 600 votes.
But whilst he entertained not doubt of the cleo
ton of ScorT, in Pennsylvania and throughout the
Union, by an overwhelming majority, yet, IN can
dor, he bound to say that he thought the Wings
would be beaten on Tuesday next, in Pennsylya-
nia. The State election always went against the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-11

perity in peace, and of defence III war. de then
adverted to the benefits of Distribuuonin renewing
the National Treasury from the effects oil pla-
thorem, discharging State debts, and relieving the
people of the States from oppressive taxation.
A distribution of the Public lands, he demonstra-
ted, would give Virginia so millions of acres,
worth 100 millions of dollars; and to Pennsylvania
$50 millions of acres, worth 1877 millions ofdolars.
Virginia had ceded thcselands to the United States
on the express condition that they should be divi-
ded among the States after the payment of the Rev.
dictionary war debt. 1t was now paid, and she
had a right to demand the fnlfllment of the con-
tract. And why, he asked, was the Democratic
party (who shared the burthens of State taxation
and the benefits of these improvements opposedt to
it. 1t was, he said because the withdrawal OF the
money from the Treasury might create necessity
for raising the Tariff, and thus extending protec-
ton to American Industry in its struggles with
their British competitors. Besides, ii was not
"Demoeratic," they were told by the Cotton grow
ers, who sell in England, and buy their suppllesin
the North and West, when they to sell in high
markets where money is plenty, and BUY IN low
markets where money is scare. They had night
10 take care of themselves, but SO had the North
and West, and they were false to themselves, 10
their postery, TO their country, il they faiied 10
do it.
\ He then made an earnest appeal to the Democrats
present to unite with the Wings in defence of their
own true interests, which he pointed outwith great
cleaIneSS. =. /.
Mr. s. after further illustrating the superiority OF
the Wing over the Democratic policy, closed his re-
marks with an animated and eloquent appeal to
the Wings of this Congressional District, 10 turn
out one and all, and elect w. r. WILEY to the
next Congress. He had known him long and well,
and he Lcs1ated not TO say, if elected, he would
make one of the most useful and distinguished mem-
bers ever sent out from the Old Dominion to the
National Congress. ,-r.... 81.
We hope that Mr.. S. will be able to visit us
again before the election his speaking is OF that
kind which make its impress on the mind and
makes us see the which should control and
govern political action.