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TIE NEW YORK STRIKEs.-The Evening Ex-
press in reviewing the recent strikes in New
York city, says; "Nominaily, the strikers
nave. In majority ofcases carried their points ;
put, In some cases, the success is temporary, and
IN general the result has been, a dismissal Of
poor workmen, who are supported by the sue
resslui strikers. The expenses, too, have been
large: such as bands Of music costing SlS
OF Soo' hiring rooms, hiring men, and to 20
round, ETC., etc, and drum up.
, Most OF the strikes have been held in public
houses where liquor was plenty, and the publi-
cans nave made money, while the mechanics,
supect 10 great temptations, have paid the bills,
ann IN many cases, no doubt, laid the founda,
.on q bad habits of drinking, which may fol-
low them through life" ~
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10 The Ladies'.

VI A d NJ + l. A T Z n
~ respectfully oilers her tho L,ic. Orleans
treatment Of following diseases: PROLAPsUs uTER
WHITES, PROFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIUS IN.
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
Tie adopted by hor is that which approval
the dng Surgeons Ptris
here, which ho has ample testimony many
respectable Ladies she ues saying all
Of she Uterus not OF a nature, be cured.
Madam p duvoes herself exclusively Ladies'
be consulted DAILY, at her residence,
myis spH Iss ST, Joscph street.
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UNKNOWN SIR-Yes, sir-for no woman ever
wrote that letter; there is mannishness mot
manliness) printed on every line. You have
chosen sad misnomer-the Violet being EN-
blematic of modesty: whereas, you have had the
presumption to attempt reeonquering heiu
which your able predecessor, Lounger' had
given up as lost You have taken his idea,
which in his hands had at least the merit of
sprightliAess, and diluted it in very inferior
language All that you urge was answered
Ito commit bully before it was written; and
as for my poor letter, which you butchered in
stead of disseeting, it should have been before
you when you attempted to reply to it, as you
have neglected quotation marks where they
should have been, and placed them where they
should not.
No such words rs These loungers stare each
passer- by out of countenance are to be found
in my over-answered letter. Why yours was
ever written, except on account of the pasSdbie
pun, it is difficult to conjecture.
! GU have made two great mistakes: one was
attempting to write like lady, and the other
writing at all.
You may be very respectable individual in
private life, even an oracle in your own circle
but don't, | beg, let false ambition, and the
amiablity of editors, tempt you again into
print DAISY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY -Diad m, Sot,,,,.
day, the Both ultimo, at the advanced ACE at
10 years, Monica, servant woman Of Mrs
Eliza Lancaster, of Cobb Neck, Charles count,
Maryland. Incidents which she freonentiy
related furnished data from which her os,s
could be nearly ascertained. She was a servant
OF the most uncommon industry and fidelity
Though for many years left to her own pleasuT,
and under no restraint she would, until With,
a few months Of her death, try to render ser
wees to her mistress, TO whom she was devoted,
attached, Such longevity, kindness an,
aMs at speak well for our county [Por
Tobacco Times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

sulolDE.-The Nashville Evening Gazette of
the 18th inst says;
H. ihom ma Irotter, a stone-cutter, in the en-
9~y " Mr, Henderson, was put in Jail on Fri
uay evening while under the influence of u,0o;o
goM. When the jailor opened his cell yester1
aay morning it was found that he had commit y.
kerchief. A1iseh Win his hand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

TALL CoTToN.--The Nashville True wb;o hos
seen at the Mutual Insurance office in tbat ,ias
couple Of cotton stalks which, in point of ait
tude' are rather remarkable They w e,.o
t,oefre feet high, and one of them nrodw "eaS
,0ur hundred and three hollis. They are snec;l
T Tsa IRON the plantation of NJ. Il. Cockrill
cs d,, IN Madison county, Miss, latitude 30 de,
s s;an' anu Oh the Egyptian species Mr.. c, de.
hibition. '"s "oi4' ar Tor ex
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CoERcWg TEMrERANcf.-0n the subject Of
temperance coercion, Governor Seymour, of
Connecticut, says;
Z" 1t is much to be regretted that it should be
thought advisable, in any quarter. to resort to
statues of doubtful import in aid of a great moral
reform. IN vain may we look for any lasting
good from laws, however they may be enforced
for n time, which are not clearly based upon
correct principles An act for the suppression
of the entire trade in spirituous liquors, better
known by the name of the State where it origi-
mated, and which is commended rs a model for
legislation here has lost none gifts Objectionable
features during the discussion it has elected
On the contrary, it is seen more plainly than
ever, that it strikes at the foundation Of rights
which, if once overthrow, will leave the door
open for any arbitrary exercise of power which
a majority, however obtained, may nfict An
original inherent conviction of the injustice Of
the proposed law has been strengthened and
confirmed in my own mind by subsequent reAec-
tlon' TO which the recent decisions of the courts
have lent the weight Of high legal authority >
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

UNFORTUNATE DIFFICULTY We regret to
learn that a difficulty occurred on Wednesday
evening last, at A. T. Wells store, on Main
street, between John F. Sale, Esq, and Mr.
Thomas A. Fisher, both of this city, in which
the former received pistol wound in his knee.
Mr.. Sale had previously assaulted Mr. Fisher
with stick. We we're panied to learn late last
evening that his wound was likely to be of a
very troublesome character, the ball having
passed through the cap of the knee and lodged
under the knee-pan. Memphis Enquirer, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

The new number of the London Quarterly
Review gives the following the present state
Of the search for Sir John Franklin:
Sir E. Belcher is engaged in a survey Of We'll
lington, while Capt. Kellett is probably safely
anchored in Winter IIarbor, the old quarters u
Parry. Each has well stored ship, with IN
attendant steamer, while the North Star, within
reach, no doubt, Of parties from either vessel,
remains in Frankln's harborage at Beechy
Island. On the Pacific side, the Ployer We may
presume, has advanced 10 Point Barrow We
have no intelligence Of Mcclure, since, under a
press of canvas, he stood for the pack ice off
| Icy Cape, in August, 1880, nor from Coliuson,
since he passed Behring's Straits in July Of the
| following year Our Consul at Panama indeed
writes that Collinson had been spoken by some
whalers, hut without details we know not
what credit is to be attached to the report.
Mcclure supposed he should be able to reach
England by way Of Barrows Straits, some time
IN this year, either by navigating his vessel
through the unknown sea which stretches north
OF the American continent or by quitting his
ships and making for Melville Island or some
point nearer home Stirring tidings, of some
! hlna will most likely, reach us in the course Of
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The Advertisement in columns relation tie
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR, he G number whi,h
Issued the FIRST day May, Sue Periodical imperayyy
nanicdt by the American people. A. every his
extent be should be furnished m tie facilities
THE POPULAR EnuCAr0R proposes England Magazine
yrs' standing enormous
circulation 81 3o0a0 copies monthly. We have
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR will De cordially received by whole
people apg6 law lu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

A destructive tornado passed over Moses
Point, in the lower part of Princess Anne coun-
ty, Va, on the 9th inst A number Of houses
we're blown down and great many damaged
to considerable extent, every thing for many
miles being Frustrated Four persons were in
stantly killed, and a number seriously injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

Louis Napoleon was 40 years of age On the
10th of April, A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY Is, 1858
MONDAYS Election.

The lateness of the hour at which the returns
were handed in on Monday night precluded the
possibility Of their appearance in detail in yes
tsrday mornings Crescent. For the conven
fence of the public, and to show some of oui
friends how badly they were beaten, we Civ,
the aggregate vote in each District, with sun
total, in this mornings paper:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

BATON ROUGE, May Il,
The A. L. Shotwell passed this place to-day
| at $50 P. NJ, making the passage from New Or
leans in about hours, and beating the time Of
the Eclipse % to 25 minutes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-18

RAILROAD PRoJEoTs The Board of Common
Council Of Washington City have adopted res
oiution requesting the Mayor to call general
meeting Of the voters of that city, at as early
DAY as possible, for discussing the question rs
20 the propriety of the corporation subscribing
70 the capital stock of the Orange and Alexan-
aria and the Metropolitan railroad Companies
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To Planters and Country Dealers.

r. s. f. REILLY s. CO,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS
fB- Keep cons AD'y on hand
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
SUITABLE FOR THE COUNTRY CONSUMPTION.
Planters EVERY ARTICLE estAlbshfeui r,qlt,
for .heiT plantation
Coanuy Merchants we'll examine ef RICH
SUPPLIES OF IMPORTED GOODS which they cell IN SMALL
QUANTITIES, thereby giving purchaser GENERAL AssORT
MENT, without laying large supply Of each article.
P x T. REILLY 4 CO.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEALERS
uha4 !pH corner Canal aal ROYAL strcsts
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We are indebted to the steamer Georgetown
for Louisville papers of the 10th inst
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TO THE CREscENT
Bp fbt SoutbffH EU'
Eastern Mail.

MOBILE, May II.
The Eastern mail has arrived, bringing dates
from New York of the 11th inst, as late as due.
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Curb stone.


T full supply CURB STONE constantly and for sale by
JOHN PURCELL,
APT 2m2p No 70 jackson street, Fourth District
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A LMONDS-Tarragona, Moliere and Langue-
IA doc, in store and for sale ~
myis 81 b. I. NICHOLS CO., % Camp street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

doe net hank tie persons v ho have neiili0n-
ed Queen Victoria Tor hi. pardon.
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Organism.


The organ at Washingto ton has oren,d 81
the k note of the most irolls and is using
adulaiion Of tie Powers that be-" From pros
ent indications sc To have In the mex
four years something, that in faitery. Gwn.
ing aud toadyi,m. ill not FL shoh Of IN,
1Hadisoniaa and the immortal jones. ia the
days Of Capt. Tyler. The Charleston Mcrcn.
nv has some sensible com eais 81 tn t....n's
jubilant greeting at The inaugural. and criii
ciscs that paper N the main very Correct, 49,
We subjoin few par1gtaph-
= he Unt,n says, in Winding up a rnagnlio.
aaeni emu alton % tue elalrn. ri liz au1.
raj an TIE most no lie sniril Of patio'iso
which nervadc. and iaioru.s er, Lne and
syllable d. LIS address. IN H., very sentiment
and principle, aud purpose anl feeling, Pref
dent Pierce Will hive the warm syfnpatiIos
and cordial support OF The honest and incor
rupt People" Humnng rubbish Presi
d Mt Pierce will, on the contrary, have hard
time of il for the next four years; will be very
glad 10 get out Of Office, and be as ready as
SolomoE to pronounce il vanity an veSatn"n
OF sprii and his Inaugural II Ind written
IL. II would never have been copied BY TIC
Union.
As to the wide approval Of lis conteuts,
the Union, after all this mighty premise, feels
il necessary to make the following llpera de
ductions: Fact on may rave, and tie demon
ofparty mny veut It's wrath. AMI conceal us
modification in the langnage 81 capl'Ie
AMI snarlng lcriuc sm but" &c.4 &c. TIN.
is rather an ,niimaon that T.. ueioh iotrni.
to consider all criticisms On the Inaugural n,
ar,t ! lstaABa -
Which viii be enforcing more stringent ruiz
of Difference TO The Government thpn that an
der which the press of France now lhors. 1888
We are not criticising The lnonguro. but sucl
piece OF fustinn md adulafion the editorial
oflbe Union could nol'b pa. sed wihpn notice
II is utterly unworthy of the general F'mp1cl'
ty, modesty and maglne3 Of Pres d, ~
Pierce's Address.
''As to the generality Of the approval, it j.
not probably overstated. The vagpe annun.
ciaton of general principles is easily so made
as to suit alike Wing and Demo rat. and there
arc very few statements IN the lnan tnral thar
could 10 tried by the test Of pnrfg die enccs.
The repetition OF the "Aionne doctrine" is
the most important ani that we consider
practically quite vaiurless. In spite ot any
number OF such rrret,tions. wise men VIII
continue 10 determine every question as Il a.
rises, on its merits and foolish men VIII con
tinue 10 Judge out of the abundance of their
ignorance, and TO be led by tho nose b. dema
gogues.
I'VE cannot perceive any in1caiion in the
Address Of a'sysrem of pollcy,-at 's' meta
ing so distinct as to allow MS t. anticipate the
course of the new administration on the exist.
ing questions. There some good gencrai
ties about the cxtcusio Of commerce aud the
obligation Of economy in expenditure, BIT no
hints as to reducing tariff that annually pro-
ducos fifty millions
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~ CIV Comfecsiomcrynmd Zee Cream

= Y Saloon. II he subscriber wishes to inform itr
Ladies oud Gentlemen of this city that be las oreneIa
new Confectionery and Ice Cream .Solocn in tie ause
TWO doors aboNe Tinsley, Taylort& Cos store oain
street. where heinrends keeping all things in his inc
frcsund nice, having it great expense aod lreubo
fitted up lis house in tie finest Sle suitable for
ccptian OF the Ladies and Gentlemen, who may fa,ar
him with their patronage.
He has also fitted up Ice Gram Saloon where thai
deljco o'1 icle vii be served up all times, when lie
season opens
Hoping to sha'e portion of the public patronage, lie
only requests a visit 10 become satisfied.
j. IETELa
mar l-ltf Lalc of Richmond.
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~ss4 ELECTION.

YfFEK ELECTEON-1heg qualified Yflf r.. o.
y fyachbarg re hereby NOT fed thu the hhl'a -
ion under the amended charter ot the said ely WI .
A. Fffes.I, Warehouse ia Lynch Nafd 70. : and al
Plaetsrs' Hsre9,e IN cnry Waei 20 :. II tlie :,
lee in 81 ienbers Of lie oanc members O. tis 'u
# .saes AMI Tor persons - GIL Until the o.
election IN sid Wards, tbs following faeestfi "
n L,rellnre. ,o-,.it: NAV Sergeant. High Consta,
be Ma.tef # Police aud Commits o7er an aszes-i -
If the Revenue also q Clerk OF the Hastings Court 81
sal ety. a4 Surveyor az said CITY To setfe i'l ~.
ven ffo tn date Of the election. This notiee Is s''
,ufslat f1e resolution o. the CITY 1geas
b. ia FL. Gst. d. Ao1bss u h. -
NtfeIIs-we-dtle rRep Z EAI - eo!y.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

Proposals are solicited for the GRADUATE II
and masonry of sixty miles 9th, Northwest.
ern Virginia Railroad. Forty mics are al
readyunder contract, and, the remaining por.
non to be let on the 23rd Of April. will in.
cIude the entire line from Feuerman. or the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 10 Parkershura
on the Ohio River.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
gN'VO MONT SYOgsfAs-A. ELLlsoN r c,..
steaIn Saw ard Planning Mills
VUOT. b0"t- bIf0d and Dor T0cfOIy,
NiH and Mactsae IYorh,
IRON IlnrAiAgand EIYinr


BiacFsmahing q all dcsc,iqi5ps
These works having been fitted up at great ln...o
with steam power and Iarfe variety Of machinery f.,
working wood and iron, form the most compcter..aJ
.ismen OF he Kind in The Southern States. and cag
execute better work and at cheaper rates, than ca b
ono in the ordinary mode
Builders and those intending to build supplied viii
Doors, BIi"ds, Window Frames and Sash (prined rl
'slazed ifreqaired) Meudngs, Flooring dressed al.
;.tsuc and glooved, ready forIaying dressed Cong
and Notwithstanding, Palngs, ard variety nj, ,rp
materials required IN building.
Contractors supplied with Dup and Stone Cars Der.
lick Gearing, Whrelbnrrows, Picks and Bars and olrr
Fools required upon Publ Works.
Constantly on hnnd Pro 20 SHE, rcosonalrtrny
all varieties OF Flooring aud other Lumber, worked o
mlwurkcd. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
Inf Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts a NETTi ETHN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

As an evidence of the great increase il the
circulation Of the New York joa ms, the
Herald Of that city says IA few years ago
the mill which now supple the paper for Tie
New YoRK HERALD furnished paper for three
others OF the most prosperous ne" sPaPers OF
this city, but at the present tue, nnt"ith
standing the Improvements aud en.a cement
which have been mad in tie establishment,
can Only supply the paper required fo- ,hj
journal a.ouc aud las some difficulty N meet
ing that demand. M wonder The Unite
States should be ahead Of al the No TO
general intelligence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

ne Wheeling Gazette states that the price
u 'ea, estate IN portion Of that city has od
sanceo from two to three hundred per cent,
above the prices paid three years ago, and at.
tributes the cause of it to internal Improve.
ments,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
I,AsIsLh sOA..-N..L1 DO I, ,.n-----.--
| family Soap [ n l.sf IN he world.
- m Ksffssf - -. ia - y-..,.

] fnulIv Soap. n. /. u m 1Ic w,rI,l. " ~
DLREG14z1A.s FOR LSE.
Cold or warm water--ether soft. hard or .,l
be used with perlee success. Rub the soan may
ratoe' "'i then nut them 10 soak fr three Or l a
aour., then take tlrm aud rub them and t-i in. .4f
out. They viii f,qure but<ltte rubbing aGer lAei'
md n, boring j. required, j. usual with p
large washing can be done IN one-hi,I les, s''ps
trouble oad expense than with any other soas aA1
rui' soap is warranted not 10 njnro in any w'y &
,lig test ibre the skin, anything that II TN
10. 1t win remove any Kind Of trca.e Pain il'ad
Stains, &c, from any :. wt!unt the l,a., mi
For saIe hy d. r. LyNAk.'1 =
N,rrhj--is NM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
SPLENDI STOCK .
Ncw Spring Goods, Cheap Tor cash.

\ INVITE the special aaeatinn Of dealer, 10 my new
stock Of Spring foods i1st received and open ug,
comprising every variety Of the md most fash
i laalo 'Ies. JOHN q. MEEN.
MAJ. .G--t2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

The Richmond Wing says, that previous to
the passage Of The bill in the House Of Dele
rotes' for dis'r,oring the state, Mr. Early, of
Aibemarle, in an able speech, exposed, Ia a
most mastery manner.s outrages upon the
voters Of the State and its anti republican fta
lures, AZ il deserves
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

WAX SANITARY Oar citizens are about to
be gralideJ with an exhibition dch we have
seen most lavarably noticed in the Richmond
newspapers. 1t consists of several hundred
life size figures arranged in groups, represent,
ing scenes in the life ofthe Savior The effect
Is said to be pleasing and impressive, and the
IDEAS inculcated in conformity with the nara.
TIVE of the solemn events represented. MIR
Tul'y, the proprietor, has arrived in this city,
ard Is making arrangements for the exhibition
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

.~.z9rHE Rgv. "a Hn.fn vii preach IN 81
- Stevens chnaei. Be1dlrd, sunday moron'
! tx. At ! o'clDck. lmarlG-ffl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

Sir. Wellington Gordon declines heing
: cand,date Tor re election TO the House of
Delegaics, llo-n FaaqIier county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

Many citizens # Washington, without DIS
qcrian 81 party. have sent letter to Tx.
0,.licut Fllnots desiring to knos 'he day
e us departure fom Washington, 50 tia
,cy may ,vait Upon hun. "as n mark Of PER-
nd rcspce'" AID II signify "tleir sense oil
- ser, icea 20 lie country
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

4 / Rules heel in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Conn Of Buckingham County, on Monday the 9TH
d,yo. March, 1888.
Mark Aidridgc, Plaintiff,
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.ooseri5.

= W0Ud lospec10IIy say hat ne IS now talingpIG.
Whitehnri,web too, the premium at Jhc late oId
Fair LONDON and at the last several fairs Of the Man.
land Institute. All wanting accurate Dagucrrcotyp, d
themselves OF friends, car thrn by calling at his gal
Icy. Nome OF "a, doubtful shadows hut a living FAC
SimHc Of self =. +. GIBBS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
Board Of visitors 10 West Point A.
GnQogny.

T4eloao"iag Is a LIST Of ho Board Of Vis-
tors to the Military Academy, appointed by
the President for 1855:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

j., 'onh Mitchell, the Irish patriot, has written
'euer, which has been published in the Irish
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

1 ADDE'S G85TERs.-A rcplcni.l,i,,f
FL Ladies' Cloth Caters hid Buskins and Iil II
ceiycd by the packet, at SEAEURy,t IT,
ian - Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

The Now OIeans B1lria savs that tn,
superior Couri Of Chonccry il Mississippi
have decided that Mississippi Is legally AID
conslitntona'ly bound for the redemption and
payment ofthe Union Bank bonds. The case
in which this decision is made. " ii 90 up to
the Supreme Court. ard that Court il is said,
will certainly affirm the decisnn. THIS will
place the people Of Mississippi in very aNk.
ward predicament, Mey voting that they will
not pay certain obligations aud lhs high trjbu
mails OF their own creation, speca,ly author
lied to pronounce upon such subjects, dcclar
ing that they are legally and constitutionalIy
bound for their redemption and payment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

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