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SHERIFF'S SALE.
oFNKwOELKASs. II No. 53Ci
DY VIRTUE of n writ of sniznre and sale

oFNKwOELkASs II No. 53Gi
Ply VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
to me by The Fourth Newor
in the Rounds Of the City Exchange ST. Louie between Charities
and Royal streete, THURSDAY July 1857 at IL o'elock
J. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND situate fsubOrz Mary.
this city, in the square bounded by Gonde ono0
Paul Streets designated by the uubers
on plan drawn by j. A. Guerad the 2?d December Is and
neXed TO before Jules Noisy Nor, the
month year Lots numbers three
each other and each twenour feet three nhe
Common street by bundled depth.
e Of Common and Gronde lot
thirty feet inches and lss
nine feet M inches and fraction width in the by depth
hundred and
street hutd
the other side
. LOT OF GROUND situate in the square, aud
desgnsed the fcted of a urar BY numberair
Common street. the width III the by hundred
depth.
s. And TWO LOTS OF Situate afore described
and esgus,ed said plsn
een Sad lots adon each other each
tironde street hundred ard x feet
seven inches III deph between parallel lines.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash the JAS. P, FRERET
les II IS iyS of The Parish of o. leans.
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CnNSTABLES SALE


SECOND Jusrior's couRr JAMES MeCAFFREY vs. PATRICK
PAEIsn OF ORLEANS. II MUGHAN....So. i2,lt3
pY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
~ directed by the Honorable LWntr Second Justice otihe Peace
the Parish Of Orleans the above entitled suit will proceed to sci
public auction at Banks Aae Magazine street between Grae
THURSDAY, July 80 1852 u O'Clock
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROQND with TNOST0f:Y FRANZ
HOUSE with other improvements thereon situated the Fr Dis
Municipality the city Scwrpau humble
twenou bounded by PerO rare Preur and johnson streets
by the number twelve the plan drawn by Lewis n
April Is and deposited the office Of L. AcCay late Noa
Public said lot measuring in English measr tweynne feet Geve
inches lines frost johnson street by hundred and y
feet three inches deep, between parallel lines
Is Terms cash. GEORGE f. PEARSON
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

OF NEwORLEANs. II No. isis
RY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court OF Newor
IN we above entitled suse wi" procesu 20 sell public auction
III me Rouudn of the City Exchange,
and Royal streets, TUESDAY July 49, 1855
fopk CERTAIN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, situated til.
aNbSHI Washington OF this city, and designated by the Nos
% > n t4aare No. IS, bounded by Tsicou
SHhn me s"2s IS rer plan drawn by j. ~ rueya 10th
March isi2 deposited Office Joseph Cuylar Notary;
Said Lots measuring thirty line ron on
anco street by hundred leph parallel
lines American measure, being the
Antoine Delcere ad CuvIer Notary on
the 18Th day of February, lS47. ~ "
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p FRERET.
l2a2jySlS Sheriff of The Parish Of Orleans,
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SHERIFF,S SAI

SHEEIFFS EAIE.
''s OF SEwonlr1ss .''' ERs AND ALIAS. No 5sva.
pY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
L directed by tho Fifth of Newot-
leans will proceed sell public auction
premises apss 10 O'Clock
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EFFECTS etc; and also the
CONTENTS the FALCON, situate II, the
place Varieties per file
my which will be exiE6ite the time and place OF SALE
Seized in the above snt.
Terms cash N the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
ias.s W fof the Parish OF Orleans.
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FIFTH DIsTnIcT CouRT John HUGHES AND FRANCOIS VA
OF NEwonLEANs. lLEfTE VS.. MRS JOSEPHINE VALETTE
WIDOW IN COMMUNITY OF MARK THOMAS, AND NATURAL
TURIN OF HER MINOR CHILDREN, FOR A PARTl HON..
No. 506 In tho matter of the Succession of Mark Thomas deceased
by VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
- May a. 1852 directed by the Honorable the Fifth Dis
in the above entitled matter viii proceed
sell public auction, the Rotund the City Exchange
s;ree between Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY June u.s.
1851 Mt 10 O'Clock order to effect partition, the following de-
seribed Slaves viz
PHILIP negro man, life rough Carcr er aged
about IS
ADRlEN also slave for ife aged abcu. % and
NERO also slave for iie years.
third cash; and the twelve
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed with eight per
the inal
special mortgage the slaves sold. JAMES P. FRERET,
my2S jeS IL IS Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

OF NRwORLRANs. NUM-. No. 1854.
by VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
- directed by Honorable the Fifth District
Neworlean the above entitled will to sell public
auction in the Rouud of the City Exchange ST. Louis between
chnyreB Royal FRIDAY July o'clock
A CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND, situate in the Ninnie
pa Number Two, this city the bounded by Clio alope
Jacob and Soils streets and designated BY the No H. plan drawn
by edin, The 81 Of February 5i deposited the Office
OF H. b. Cenas Notary this and hirytwo fee
Soils hundred tenty-sx inches
and wl nea depth between parallel Ines which property sold
by the said plaintiff to the defendant herein the 9Th day May
1851, passed before VIM Monaghan, Notary Public.
Seizedin tie above suit
TgRMsThe of s495 with per per
5000 from llh july ISL till the day Of sc $500 from l2
May 1852 and also s95 81 from 2st March 1852 till the day sale
and suit cash the spot and the balance, purchaser
case the the several falling due the rs
the 2ls March, 1855, aud heast on the 2ls March sd.
JAMES p. FRERET,
Shnn nfI ha Pm OF ilrleans.
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CounTtI v ACARTY AUGUSTIN ROGER
NEwoRLEsSs | No. 5596.
by VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
- directed by the Honorable the ond District Court New
Orleans the above entitled will proceed sell at pubcauc
on the City
Royal MONDAY nylq s5e
OF GROUND with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon situated
the city OF Newoeans having French eighteen feet front
Bourbon between st. Louis depth
three feet six inches the line dividing from the property
lately belonging Francois Pierre
line parallel with bourbon iing MIR. DIT
eighteen feet four inches line parallel with Louis
dividing property formerly belonging
four inches line paralla with Bourbon sea' and hyye feet
inches line parallel with 81: Louis street. dividing said
property from that belonging said Miranda being the property
purchased BY the said Roger from Eienn Craby the heirs his
deceased T. Seghers, Notary Public
of this city, on the 9th Of April, 1896
Which BUILDINGS consist Of OHESToRY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with three rooms, also oNEST0RY BRICK KITCHEN,
with two roome,
Seizedin the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
jel0 q iy1 of thu Parish o Orleans.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE eoMa,s /; Is. Y, !

CONSOLIDATED DEBT Uf new uhbhhNssy
affs4 Exw ORLEANS, May 8, 1852.
hey VIRTUE of the 37th Section Of the Act
of State Of Louisiana entitled An Act TO
snd ndmnlstracn approved 2sd February 1888 and Of
tho s entitled San Act Supplementary TO an Act to
onsoiae City and providing for the norpora
u ef tho with the City Of Neworlesn approved
qplenentsry an Ac to City Newoean and
of its Affairs approved
SEALED PROPOSALS will the Baking house
Msssfs the Of New ork, from SA1URDAY.
he 18Th MONDAY The 18Th July q L SS!osk ths
bF new ORR Fans the Of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS EACH 10 be issued conformity the adopted
the Commissioners at meeting held on the ssh April 1879; sa
dated July 1851 payable in FORTY the
ua divided attached theeto said being made
payable the Of January and he M nas p Su
the Treasurer in the CITY OF NE"
YerR, at the option Of the purchaser. a.
the purchase Oh q tn
% ire .ehest
ths third Monday the lsth July 1859 at y ~ tho
In there Ahoud Of bids tat the sa lse
Of Bonds offered they shall be divided pro us
rcssibie, amongst the bidders. :. :, ., ,,,;.a J..
payment Of all obligations the City OF
tie ate Fs Third Municipalities and ef the City
yiz Coupons Interest all Coupons
eb over due Notes Warrants presentation thereof at
--coaMIssIoHKRs-
1gtss A. d. CRoSSMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS, Comptroller,
VIM. H. GARLAND Treasurer
WIN. p. CONVERSE, Chairman of the
Finance Committee Of the Board of Aldermen
* L. H. PLACE, Chairman Of the Finance
Committee Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAixr. Secretary. my6 nylo
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
an OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT oT NEW oRLEANS.|
4s NKwoRLEAss June 3, 1851
I'm CONFORMITY with the provisions of the
Legislature of the State, approved May 1884, and
sufficient Of assets being on hand
PROPOSALS will at this Office until FRIDAY,
the 18th September 1853 Mt for the sale 81 Of the a
Municipality Of FORTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS Proposals softer Of Bonds of Munich
ps Number ns be opened and acted the said nth
which offered at the
greatest discount: and which fall due within the shortest period shall
l preferred aod purchased of the funds Of tho Sinking Fund OF
Municipality Number One created by the said Act of May lsi7
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
VIM. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
WIN. P. CONVERSE Chairman of the
Committee of the Board Of Aldermen.
l. H. PLACE, Chairman Of the Finance
Committee OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
A. LArxr, Secretary. jos tlfthSept
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
Il HORATIO D. HEMITT. PIANO xsz;ssl..-

HHORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO. gzsssEs ,,.,,,,
Il b. FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No Camp
street. NworienH would respectfully requea heSj Y Tj "
attention public hs large eYonsiv.I " u
assortment Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF nil kind.
descriptions, sud also his well OF PIANO
the factories Of DE first United and
EUROPE, which those ST0DART Co.
Of NewYork, Hal L. & son, SewYork, PLEYEL co,
Paris. The Instrumental the following kinds GRAND Sc
III GRAND PICCOLO, PiCCOL0 OBLtGJE AND SQuARE-are
of the most celebrated makr9 the world combining al the ae
be had the Ruber every style
of q, "a az 6< and 0ave They will lie sold Mt
prices. MUSICAL all kinds
others the subscriber keeps constantly the
AcCORDEONS brought
wh:th fa GUITARS
Gred BY WILLIAM HALL SON, from the most approved SPAHSEE
MODELS These instrumental the first class wurrantrd
stand the climate The subscriber has had ricnce
the Music husiles the Northern iee, well and
thoroughly acquainted with the busie lis
stock the selected that the Southern market
his facilities that he will Land
stock Of all kinda OF MUSICAL and the AT EST and
MOST ASHTON ABLE MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
invited to call and hs stock
fel3 lyes H0RATIi .. HEWITT, 30 Camp st. n, o.
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ICEl-IC.E-ICE.
REMOVALS.

q riy their 81 Common street to No "a Com
s
- EMOVAL.-R. H MARI, Attorney at Law,
d a has removed from ST.: Charles No. - Camp
stairs ms iy
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acquired facilities for conducting this
LIBERAL scale, and are now prepared TO
iugly low, that the purchaser cannot
70 on his Investment, either at whole
mt may be found full assortment OF
INES. The following list comprises
pc furnished to dea.ers, in most eases,
mt. cheaperthsn than manufacturer
4 PLASTERS.
Sherman's Poor Mans
lAllebasls's Poor Mans
Allebasis's IndiA Rulbe Back,
The improved Poor Mama,
Jew Davil's or Hebrew,
Peter's Vegetable,
Knapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
ening,
Notwithstanding,
Kidd's Imperial,
Herfick's Royal,
LINISlENTs.
Buffers Bone and Fever,
Bart;nt'a Lotion,
), DAvis's Horse,
Hunts, Hayes, Sclans', Hcwes
TOOTH PASThS.
IShernan's COMPOUND Ours Tooth,
IThompson's Aromatic Tooth,
Jones's Toothachu.
L0NENGES.
Sherman's Cough, Worm Campho,,
Chlng's Worm,
Wis,ar's Cough.
DROPS.
solomoa's Eoothache,
Sherman's ToothAchc,
WilliamR's ToothnGle.
MilSCELLANEO US.
Thcrn's Extract,
Winer's Arcanum EHtract,
Carter's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Re!iei,
Mrs. Kidder'R Cordial,
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DISTRICT CouKr UNITED STATES One
DIsriIcro LOUISIANA. package PICrURkS Etc.
No. 8Sl3.
IN OBEDIENCE to the command of an at

II
X tncheut moniton directed the above entitled
possession following Goods Wares
Merchandise Hayre Ftancc, the ship Mobile
wit ONE PACKAGE containing PICTURES AND SAMPLES
marked On damOrd L. p. numbered libel ed by
the United States America with view 10 their forfeiture in the Dis
the United States the Eastern District of Louisiana
hereby cite tmoish the owners aud all
every other having pretending have right
the District Court
the United States for the District aforesaid, be holden the city
New0rleaus before the third MONDAY from this date, show
they have why the said ONE PACKAGE contain
PICTURES AND SAMPLES marked Gin dinuon) L. p &
the Unitd
States agr4eably prayer the ibeians
WM. S. SCOTT, u. S. Marshall
District OF Louisiana.
NMrshas Office Eastern District of Louisiana, NewOrleans
June "a, 1857. je25 jy3 /:
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HtsRESH GOSHEN BUTTER--2O frkins very
u choice, gcr steamship Empire CITY, for sale by
ltlr 4. d. q d y an,in I..r.u-
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FENCING ACADEMY--By Messrs. G. & A.
RosIERE Of Common snd ST. Charles Streets No. a. Pro
ss.o,e Of the noble Aari Of Self Defence. NIL
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MEDICAL.
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE. No

VI ISL CT4RTGESSTREET-JW R1GtiT& co. avingresoStd
unvaed in department their business have a
propreorR all the genuine popular Patent d.
the uued States keep them constantly snppt
prices enabled to offer for the sf Oh
which iound
any city Having had the purchase and
they acquired facilities for conducting thus
department liberal prepared
supply the prices exceedingly low that the purchaser n
his Investment, either whole
sale retail AT establishment be- found full OF
PATENT MEDICINES The following conprsen
furnished Dealers most
al from per cheaper than manufacturer
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erscoun4, JACOB FRITsc JAMES GoLpING
pY VIRTUE of writ of tieri facias to me
ID by Honorable CIV onte, Second Justice the Peace
the Parish o oraus will sell public auction at the store
Podras and rone SATURDAY. June %
1852, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ielga525 GEORGE +. PEARSON, Constable.
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TRUDE BRIMSTON

BeRECIPITATED PHOSPHATE OF LINE
l. Warranted pure for sale by Iie4l ~ 49,
GtpIIDN ppINISmO,1n ,nnl - NE nj
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
OF NRw0RfEASs. II OEts, No. $3.50.
by VIRTUE Of and in obedience to, an order
the Fourth District New 0rean
proceed sell public auction my Warehose No. u
TUESDAY, June halfpast O'Clock r.
NJ. o the creditors o snil nsolvcu,--
LOT OF M0VEABLES, etc, per inveuoy file
and which will be- exhibited 1t the time ana plce sale.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES L. FRERET,
-lS Sheriff . the Parish OF
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D
SECOND Jusr,crs CcuEz ELIZA PROCTOR MUAFoRD..
PAGIst OF ORLEANS. No. li,s94.
pY VIRTUE of q writ of feri facias to me
~ by the Honorable G. onte,
Parish OF oleans will at
street. TUESDAY, 9th Inly,
is52 O'Clock ONE GOLD WATCH; togetle ON FOB
CHAIN. Sezed in the above snit Terms cash.
ie95 3tfnl0d GEORGE F. PEARSON, Constable.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFE s SALE.
FnrH DISTRICT Counr, PRIESTLEY BEN OVERSTREET
OF NRSoaLEANs SMITH. No. 5654.
by VIRTUE of n writ of feri facas to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
Orleans The above entitled will proceed sela pabnue
Isetuuda
Charities Royal MONDAY July H. O'Clock
The schooner GENERAL QUrAAN with AL her tackle apparel
rigging furniture etc, she ays in the New Basin.
Seized in the above
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P. FRERET
ielS Is jys ala Sheriff o. the Parish of Orleans
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e7eoMMoN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEW

MAYoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS, May OF, 1852
Gss- BY virtue of the above.resolution, notice
hereby given BONNEVILLE BENT will sell auction
MONDAY, 9Sth o'clock the
,nygs stis0i - A 81 CRosSMAN NIayor
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FROM s. S, GrVENt

suppiy
h1TLronp Perry county, Pa, October l., 1855.
MsssRa. RoBssoN, CcLLss Cos! This you
breast
hardly in night Cough attended, followed BY
enacaon decided symphonic Of consumption. applied
several Physics and took deal OF medicine
relei whatever ed DR.. Davs's Syrup
ofWd Cherry and Tar Of which took hotties which entirety
loved q ny complaints; therefore with confidence
mend all who like afflicted ynuabl
John TODhIEY,
The authenticity Of the above
Murphy, merchant Milford, who knows Mr. fooey
Gumstancel Mr.. 7. Ia BiLty OF
pa. DAyIssSYEupGF WILD CHsRai TAuThe
mut word for word taken oa the p Of Mrs. George
without vsrGs. manufacturing sui.reTs
"a,
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A GENCY OF ARBOUIN, MARETT s. co.
"A COGNACThe having appointed the
established house prepared
their very superior COGNAC BRANDES upon the
bea be shipped quantity, that
uiiah Td2Sul S, WOLFF. a5 Camp
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lhave been sui for Ce lest hn
cough and hectic ever, very identity laid bed
time with distressing cough and my breast and lett side
Hi Last april ht violent attack, ic lasted fur three
months: appeared that my whole lGnes
spit ny half pint matter. great many
recommended well number prescriptions
family relief AT inst
take DR.. !ys Compound Syrup Vii! Che T which had
the most happy and sautry effect on my d9rHa Before bud taken
bottle cough way, night releyedShe
left my side Ht e3a.p
neuralgia occasionally afflicted
head. JANE ELIZA GEORGE, Thompson
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SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALF
Y.al8. NKwORLEAss June s. 1859. !
YEyHE PUBLIC are informed that the offices of
4 The DEPUTY SURVEYORS are located as follows: g.
BLANCHARD Deputy Surveyor for First and Fourth Districts
Office Poymnia street. Nsyades Apollo
dHE2IECoURT Deputy Surveyor for Second and Third Dis
uune street, between Royal a. Bourbon streets
L. II. PILE City Surveyor.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


Total number Policies issued by this Company 1902
Accumulated Capital s50 principally invested in New and
United States Stocks, - -
bearing six per cent.
have always averaged forty fifty
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
Actnnry.
| Prosperous OF the Company further information
had and Policies Issued, c. c. LATROP, Agent
i-l9 % Camp street, Newor!eans.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK. MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1852.
~ See third page for some interesting items.

u BY the arrival of the steamer Illinois,
ira have received our California files, with
complete details of the news, of which We have
already had advices by telegraph from New
Orleans. The Illinois brings about $2,5OO,Ooo
of gold dust on freight and in the hands of pas
sepcers. We give the full particulars, else
where. of the destruction of Sacramento City,
BY sudden conaagration, on the night of the
ID uIt.. and of serious fires at San Francisco
and Marysville From the election returns
which we publish, it will be seen that the State
has given a decided majority to Pierce. Our
accounts from the South Pacific coast and
from the Sandwich Islands, are Of considerable
interest. The burning of the steamer City OF
Pittsburgh, at Valparaiso, is described at
length.
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maintain their independence in order to have
them annexed to France; or we could annex
them ourselves The Messrs Greene tried the
third alternative, but the Dominican people
very much prefer the second, and if they have
not vet swor. allegiance to the Emperor of all
the Frenchmen, they are ready for it whenever
he may condescend to accept their homage, and
we have nothing TO do but TO look on and make
the hottest bow we can to the touching cere-
mony.
Is not the truth sufficiently patent to all but
the lunatics. that the external growth as well
as the internal power of the American Repub-
lie is checked and enfeebed by the fact that
we, Progressive Democrats, are the lords OF
three or four millions of slaves Let the
brave boys of manifest destiny put that truth
in their pipe and smoke it, while they calm
down their courage to the peace point. 1t
all nonsense to talk about Cuba, and st.
Domingo, and the Monroe doctrine, while the
conservative institution rules at home and
abroad, and fogs the federal executive and its
own niggers into equal good behavior. Ac-
cordingly, don't let US make ourselves any more
ridiculous than we can help. We can do
nothing in the way of annexing the West
Indies until that happy day when Slavery
ceases to exist on this continent. Then We
may hope that the world will be so far
advanced that the Federal Republic of the
Globe will be almost ready to be organized, and
annexation become universal