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gRANDY.-We have regular supplies of the
celebrated seIac Brandy by the PACKAGE vintage of 1875 in
ppes fss 1902 1905 1851 1913, Quartar and hall
Fpe of direct Importation
counoisseura we'll grocers and retailers.
apis ly al 0llj sIS isyas a. stTast Sutss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-16

The } latagorda (Tezas Tribune is offered
for sale.
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S7t0ALi G0ALl!-The undersigned informs
~ his friends that he has taken No II trayr
the Camp, the sale Coal keen con
stany hand the best quality OF PITTSBURGH ANTHRACITE
erable free o carriage.
Pittsburgh Coa for Plantation constantly on
hand Orders the office n Grager depot Camp
street, will be punetually attended to.
MORTIMER TURNER
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sTEAMsHfPs-sIIIPs.
EALYESYON.

Will leave WEDNESDAY January 49, a s o'clock A. NJ
TSOR G WESTON ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRT .sssE ;;Ssssas.
III LAyACA aud MATAGoRDA BAYLRaeuiar New sp IkfltN
bsans Texas United States Mail Low Pressare Sisa,a
,hiprThe magnificent steabip Nh EXICO John s. Tbop.
viii leave above, landing
aanOa and lArasa (aueet ghsage Aaiagorda Bay) With
sSn, accommodations, apply - 7 - -3f w '"s'
HARRIS u MORGAN, foot OF Julia streat
- opposite the Steamship inpdIrg
EB Th ue having established pilot on para cayEo ay
vii hereafter run in and under the superyon u ia
taLaa aa--4--4r-.- ----.4-------- jault
pERH CRUZ
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ALLsOpps, INDIA pAIE ALR

.,,,.
THIS ALE celebrated throughout India
being ntreyee from nuteaton composed only Hops
ait ana HRer 6reWed by Measrs SAMUEL ALIS0Pf SON
the first time South for sale
by ilan2i ly4 r. H. Chiffon strest
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NIEW ORLEANS SEWING F6cropv

~" ot.-CzAN9 Il W " 1t FACTORY,
Ia M ACHIN Il WING
Ladies' Holsekeepers, Drenae Sh naEeys cop hn,s a
done or any kind up with ASTON
M bS 3 Al U % Sfs psat ana durable
MACHINE. A-A't foiAei SEWING
promptly attended to. '' '+s1 9'es'Ho't's' etc.,
- SWthS MACHINES md good aupply of MACHINE NEE
Dl-h sltos SILK anu COTTON THREAD suahs on hand and
n42tf tfIITETS
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II ARD--200 tierces and barrels. landinp ex
N steamboat sRltana, for s.le by
jana iii. MuLFoRp d Co.. aT Bank Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-16

me ne steamers on Lake Erie betS cen Buffalo
anu cleveland still continue to make reguIs trips
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aAR. WATsoN's oARD.-Iwill use no othe

art 10 the than what may plain truth
~ OF practice have become master Of n those pants that
called Syphc For nearly fifteen this city, ms tsen
soe business treat those only merit that
aasuhe have attention
other doctor and ksew th. m better than they do That am
insisting which
SIIkdGIuRES, NODES ULCERS, SORES, GIEETS, SORE
are ast us iarilar TO the things
OF daily Observation; which can no
other merit than that Of experience = " ~
effect cure in recent few difficulty in
those Of longer duraion without submitting patient to such
course OF treatment will draw stpip or
9ase I'm to neglect his lrs whether without within Tie
die even need not be altered There New hat
could supply proofs ths but these REQUIRE the neE
secrecy, which always invoably preserve. " - ~
have qualifications which think
satlshed tAat my sputaiCnis already sufficiently established
Constant attendance from the morning O'Clock at night
.1,- r.. ,,-,n,o>-, W. WATSON NJ. ID.
Royal and Bourbon streets d94 Tik "
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PER8 CRUZ.
LIVERpoos.

FoR LlV ERPOOL. --(Takes no Corn.) .s,E
The Last sailing American ship WM. ii. SEW. .SAGES
ALL, Captain Small snow Ioeling ahd win receive
ach For freight OF 400 baeb Cotton apply 70 vas
su- ,.... J; r, WHITNEY co, 81 Cauip street
innlI
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7 EtERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R, G.
. y SAFFoLD, IS. HENRY, f. R. LATIsER W D. COATES
si W. MeBEAN CO. and D. COOS Steam Saw
firm OF the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY their Mills they
running sxen Single Saws Circular
Wordsworth Planning Machine which be two nye
three large will then be able to urn out
10000 10 $4,000 feet OF Lumber DAY. -
Plank Read wharf Building Contractors
shippers all otheTH wanting Pine supplied ort
notice. Their Agentin New Orleans fully
supply any company their stocked
with good assortment Of Lumber
corner 9l oos aa SITS. CtrAfLOR Agent
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H>OR LIVERPO0L.- Takes no Corn.) NgES
The ~ at loyds fast sailing British shp COROE SAK5s
ELLA, Capt. Alexander, 'asa
paieh For freight Of 500 baes Cotton apply T. s"'' ~
...y- r--L 80 j. P. WHITNEY 4 CO.. ell Camp st.
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SoRk ~ lYEkPooL--(I Takes no Grain. 1s..,ssss s.sSs
The fine itseas sailing British ahic WAR SAITS
BLEk Capt Hunter loading, will ays mnsisIy i
patch, F0f freight Of 400 bnea Cotton apply to 80
PETER MAXWELL & co 80 AiAgnsne ST.
ssY,- or y. =. WHITNEY 4 co. 6lCamp 81
nuply ytath ttht4oi
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aA"TWERP.

HtNUR ANTW ERP The A l fast sail -
Whining ing American ship SEA EAGLE. Captain 9ash
B now HhdiRg and will Immediate dispatch.
Hesht OF 800 bales Cotton, apply to
,sr5 J'f. WHITNEY L co. 81 Camp street.
- For passage, apply to Capia u on board dga
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-16

) SFOR RP00L--{ Takes no Grain. s;s8SS
a. The fast sailing American ahip MERIDIAN N 1870
hp Janes simpson now toadng, and will quick ai5osie
For height Of 500 bales cotten apply Q a sp'
J.P. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp stres
k8 For paessge, apply to Captain on benrd = ;anla
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SATURDAY, JAM Il, ls54,-Jockey Club Purse s1000--
-Four mile heats M
out of Beisey AEu.oae-aged. ..:,...,.. L
y l.; hunters Oh. G. Ra,be by imp Trustee dam by
out Of Picayune6 y - S
Time-:2I 7.l51S
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E0R L1VERP0OL.-Th A fast sail- .{s5FSS
n ing american sbip CHARLES WARD, Captain EHAAs
uoGi' haynE lac eateF part Of her nsaged Ii
dlstr spaich For heaFy freight Cotton auply
lAhll GIFFNEY Z. LOWELL. Cnnlnnn rfrnnl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-16

NJ and Calope streets keeps constantly general e
ment e DRESSED FL0ORING CEILING and WEATHER BOARDs
~ Lumber sawed and dessed to order the noee
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T#F8R GENOA.-The fine A bark ~
"a LOUISA RI.Iss, Captain Hlaf, having nearly all fAhhS
Her tagg win have quick dispatch, For balance cgbi
aase, haYiug good daonE apply board,
/ iahN E0GERT, WILLIAMS 4 CO., 10 Camp at.
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~ SPLIT pEAS--SO half barreief ~ Z...
TALL0W CAHDCES--iGa b9xes 8.
ALE-l10 barrels Western;
FULTON MARKET BEEF NAlF
WHITE BEAHs-59 barrels;
CHEESE-500 boxes Blue Dairy
Bu1TER-I600 packages Wgstern;
tirkins Iiusheu
SCE1EDAM SGHNAPS-iO0 boxes, pinis and 1narts
In storo and for sale by A. b. GRIEF Il Co
dll ' IA Hnsi as fSl 80.
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NE ~ YORK.

EOR NEW YORR.-The A / bark ess.SS
BRILLIANT, CAPTAIN Miller, s leading, tzhEs
viii have aHick dispatch. For freight, applyte -
J. r. WHITNEY d. co, Camp st
or 10 J. II. BASS, So Gomtann street
foT P5sFag apply the Captain board opposite
market, Second District. ~ iapi1
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ES0R LIVERP00L.-Th A fast sail ~,
n Ing American thiP KATE HOWE, Captain Nor $4HS
eroru, a loIdng, and viii have dispatfh F6s
Of sss bales Cotton, apply TO : y i'S'AA
J. p. WHITNEY L CO. 81 Camp s, q
u taui
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-16

ES0R SALE.-An A l American Bark ~
M capacity 1850 bales Cotton; complete order ready
for sea. For terms, apply
da7 GEO. W. HYNsoN, so Camp street.
SNT ANTED-To charter vessels retIrninr
BARELIj y t0 f|nIrsSSnnn
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EsOR LIVERP00L-(T (Takes no Grain, s.ssfSS
The "a a l ast sailing American ship JOHN lUS- 49,
For freight of 800 bales Cotton, apply - f
]. p. WHITNEY & CO. 81 camppt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-16

ETOR BALTIMORE.-The splendid sEa5SS
a achoon.t M. L. RICHARDSON, Captain Col ffzsls
having Al o her engaged Will have quick
d47 Ft,' j. H. AsHBR1DeE Il CO., 50 ST. Charlie, street
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HSOR NEW York; Merchants Line) ~
III Tho fsst saliug packet bark WARN IGll
Johnson master will san
having fine StAte-ro0o apply on board
Post 8, Second District,
+. tBoGERT, WILLIAMS 4 co. 70 Camp st
~ Wanted succeed The WARWICK Quick dsps'ea
- iabln
ENOR NEW Y0RK.-The splendid new -,
n clipper schooner MUSTANG, ". Sawyer mssser
having the greater her eargo wall Lave
9f balance e freight apply to the Captain
i4n4 GEO. W, HYNsoN, 80 C4mp s,reot
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5SOR LLNERP00L.-The new Amer tssgS
u lean clipper ahip BOsT0 LIGHT, Capt. smith SA4I
having nent Ai er easo engaged, Will haSe td dia aI1h
For bAianes ef height. Apply 10
GItFEEY d LOWELL, fis Common street
ds0 orto GEO. w. fiYNSON, so Camp Etteet.l
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LONDON.


ESOR TRIESTE.--The A / fast sailing Asss3S
American bark VGIAS1, Capt. senrs, loading
and will have quick dispatch. freight Cotton, app
J. P. WHITNEY x co. 81 Camp stre7t.
~ Forpassage apply to The Captain board. ianlo
HH0R TRIESTE.-The A | fast smiling ~
u American slip MOUNT WASHINGTON, Capt -
Dtys now nEhg will bave inedate islaeh
Of Snn bales Cotton, apply P. WHITNEY kCo. 81 Camp
~ sF teI pss.age Apply 70 tbs Captain on board an4
E4'OR TRlESTE.-The A / fast sailing 45Ess
brig GlsAMl'US, Powers maser is loading SsI
1850 bales Gotten, apply to
~ BoGERT, WILLIAMS & co. 70 Camp street,
hSo CT to o. WlCKAA d co. az Camp street.
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VOLUME VI.
HaVRE.

E70R HAyRE.-( Regular Trader. y. ~,
Ihe now and fact sailing iuguar packet ship sT{AAE
PAUL, bnng inasicr lolng, aud viii auck
eGht having apply
totrd or to BoGERT WILLIAMS n CO. 10 Camp III ianf4
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EHORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER
n in bottles barrels casks fae, wholesale RETAIL by
ish99 II L. H HEDGES Il co. % Graqia1 af,aat
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a CuaIoul Cncuulrisoe--A MIh,ae1t Ha.
r.ft. psD,5.' Ffg.-Nt robn T.. Morton. ,n
........tr v....,.,..
~ 'N' ...'Ni e's N-
i'omIY disappeared o. lea dill 'go- lle New
Hois papes Of 8lmday have Coz oi'0Ging lc.
aunt of lfs i.so,.w Of te lojy
o.,,.ss.t.s o.
w ,"g @elN o''t W wv. 4l.' -v ~. ~ T,
ls-- .Nl-l tltN
o0s s2H'Hs p elalm 'ns o9ll,N Wa algneo' a'
..-' ',o
w W. gN.,N uNu
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Itafofo.I ,.uI.I rfs.u. nnn.l..i. he nrl
0.ta abil i0al tn ,HFn.UfdH
UFOnhR ID pHHNTUN
We -ltlilr .rI.1I.I to rHl.a.a.. ..tsis
oni rtalr,l e,.a.f'of Oh lhs s.lIe.lnftlt IN.
II won r6lnieslaf.ia. io sesoi atanl 1H insri.
narf rairs,ir. 10 uade lf0net ta eHann anis
IlohoduDIaU mndr I'M iof nr5r no be tn..
Ir,linr tNv ol ihe counui Ia sl0nn n.l.
mes y.rn,fd Mlh.undn.. utnt 8rrI
.ie.der.
Uel-uI 0n Ho.. ln lNo Rock tr.
0ee ua. o6nus 10 Afana It.lIll ai0rr,f
raotmr he Ine iea'.L NdIaats .uj mat
Inme6ls i30f lhsIf r.lI no.Ians rH orr n.n
|dtncIdawaIc1na i0 iir renowned eli'fr
Oh0eofe pt0Nc. -oc0ra u pumioel Flr
'rors lhan acoeof ,assu w h.go ..6nn yon-
known 5ola. thousand. un0a ih08naifoi mb.
Ianbsu-.cash.naiinr ani d.Inlnenl- 10 be-
] louisville IoamaI haYt tn0rn l1l. WahiVe
|nal. dIl Iold. aulltal. ani rai. Nom Ma hoi
rctIt o' hd0ld Globe f1ihe l1tla1ta tyuIf neIrn-
lof HtmoU ws have watched y0l. Oh hlu f1u
it,d DO ltte od rteunseh. hlIituntef nal
I Diot Johnson and Bob IohnaoH. Lnl anl tin OF
IoldD.ok, lle one ouime.tts and ro'hsfa tgof.8.
|ttoll Do aw1g o1i llro in AIhannH. utsn
YOU'RE o5ung 10 enjoy youult natImpumate
y noMd.lcnoe Dos uIl uesI You who oaIIi
odd aaheaof papef nd Ho1uill De delelalu
rir.r uiIh nlrrunrrf lifa...I.. (. $50 I,r..,r
! Ielle m Congo
FtUtn ielu asoi Colonel tenice3 com d.
0l9nf.d I'd IHn nfiat in ffir elrl il d. IHn 1.rr.
r,w,rut-t.r ,,I ...,,..... ~. .tsLIt
iIlltN ltNl. NNN iNNI NNNlNl n y NQI, NicNNla
IY0u alrnli into Que Colt House M c1Hl looHt.
\ nrB0rt and iie-s ON ib.t b', n Anmr. b, I'M.
inrr thaf r-r ,rrri,l odd r1.,-r. irInl. .,..,
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pnr Nour.rf ,.g,ml..l. tsg Gan.
rnn0asNs efn a4b sf0as Isl.
om ornlo.. ef,tohl
oatntiIN rl.iofGo rs.
..ln Iaiiasayp .i.o. Hely almnaar
.-0l0n9 ego n9', ui. ,a0 ..'l o' ia,
M.
..monsnua.Iy. 5ai Il fm.u,i i6aloa
nsadaihs bono hayaaola Oh iailfi. rha
r,'ao. 9na 3nsll,a ,aIn .Al..el , goa l..l-
M P..r5a y.0.
be Pafs hlbsenal.o ouch injured ly ,uo shelsi
ins caption aod lieutenant hove been wounded.
quo 200 -tlNl In coi aN.I. LIa vN.I't.
mcgee, tu.dana'.niih lome.lolfeOcH
sqlaI'i naIilalgd. INl .p co1.qNld 1n iO.
lot aNa ltii ll aiN.l tde llalH NtI1u.
Do uI.aen N'apH oa Wt on M f.def
p.i .e'ic.l eH iht hi. 'l MlNnH lmoanl'
tn lhan lhey were iu-lItnNalei' plhii ihefg Wa
afe htAaNlN N1h giving i0e aallA nen'
uolhli WlN NfN iNofal lhe iuG in o.lef Do
guard NO oNaet iiom Hllhonl ht.ot De o'el'
pen Ih' N.itfont position Hh.e1 d. ho.a.
lrlnIl'e-HtAA hal ieachtl a--o
1a' llt et'', nnnhrfo' uoon Doc haA''ni nave
Nt .Nlu Nol
'ii tpn.tr 1Ilhin itai lh' looI ihe Russian
ll'eH}iN d'ilt'el Qf tmA p oN}en. lh, p.a
oi llq economy D. oI lrl1iNlnt NoliNlN no 70
il. 9r'a which hale been aIeWngl hi lhe ~
Hefed' Wy OILY endel POI 'ss''nt pI'ahei' in i.l
1lIIeH lio Nl'nni N.l l.ii.l 10 litnI ll lNt
sSpIo.ionof 9lsn,h pouae, m'nine, loime
lfon lhe iampaia ana 10 ,lft 20 ta,it a9faa.
lhs o2n.ufon oceai.oned of yer ae'laenh lhg
ueie ienl aod 9nlel e.a. 20 lN' 'oNA ie.
tnal lal un hoh lneaule9 'lNtI lIon Manl ni
Wa.a ald uel iiis ali9 Ihll dhm'.aIa hafe
iotcn Place nnons Ng 0htsH OF iho flgn'hegir'
.oi gnrnren
WOE uon''anlnople o.Hip 'liell oI il8 Ions
don lin1' 'iioNa iol. Nf. uPon lN' .H'' lol.
POLICY % Al.iNl lllA lls -9'leii9 -'Neh over
siaiiiH ihh ihe iN lgeNNi 1siN.en lN9 hni'nln
amy iiul POI lht DaNu9llh fine' lhNta ea
'auely become }HWlt llll lle lmueoi 90 ilt
aai.l 'lHy conctintt No'iealy uilnalll li"
solved Ilt Nnlti pioltet 10 ay lhal Autlnl hai
DO inlennon Nal zoe phnen 'lei should lscole
90 ih'eeill pau ol ahe" ala 'stnHle oNoa.n
united Eaiops
Tn Part DumW C.mmyn- Fwhsr Pa.
iealut-ltua aaleim hs ciliomIa news
pubIshel yeilebIan Watooh .. j. Woodiefhld
bem Killed iuqdugl by Achilles kgHen Thu
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u OF 90 d,i1 BLOCK gi. 0lliimrdthtirfsi feg,...
llaHi mlir b,klaiioaasiitJ nshott ofSiil,
hrlnN1 90 lpH lHimci V 0fs lt,ijthte, ari t,,,. \,
al'ef ol ilf hct ttidtitc WW rtlut wlg-i.,
orqt tlf rIi.al nf tetad.lits nlrct,ter. '''i
forNIouAiolt ED iletillisolco ofoi Mele,R,,.
NNN AUSTIr
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u'Anlovaprla ngu "ho immigration Info
love, alailhs crossings lha present ei0n, li
unparalleled n N9 hgoy of he pils Ihs
steam eiD alhal cIy--ons Of mo hlsca on ihs
ditr--h kepi ia eaai'aal moi9a hol morning
until nifal nd frequently unul m.dnght rhe
oinrqu,aco 81 lhtl eyey eyea'as ah9le ceres
on iheoplone tla Ode dyei mry b. zen coy.
Gcd vI'h iha Wagona Ienr ani caNle oiHeem.
tnnn. Ihomuchns Uoceu. and maaunc.u-
un IeapIng hUaii1 ihs0ly % hmhh.
iHi supplies ,olhs uayeIIng MILTON, afpuen,
mu rlle,H one hundred thousand oflUIllbo
sii-lolg p1m'ut5n Of Co.'s slg during No
wetn, nnonf
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Farm and Coal Lands

inh mde l'Gl'd oa3a 'or tlo NE Pl-midn1,t..
iht .tiloml huld. lhlta ndo hgn Wltsif. t55.,,. !
.ei,. o. wel tg'u1a'fd l.nf, M excellent dut'as
o.et thd noml 90 ioaatifs 90 to,iaid wi.bs,,
n good foll irtt Iuhcph 'th
ifro a9d alos,'her, % WILDE ditiisdio iuitr.,
tiaitu Tug
Fa. nrtef rari'eaatapfiI Co napitniiesto
~ ir2m, INV PieNNgY
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~ you one not SATISFIED ihal SO have yolf ycI.
gifoilIon by hedii ani BOO teaas Sc be naiy 10
giysloaa ionohoi "Lady J loggat syetujsP
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TH0MlR K.HNluM pfeaIt.
$40 NflM ipPlfHtcl
IHarla p. N..ihan.lf HfcI.ItIIt
h. ll5arr ecHm A..n 40 tIaimai.
A0v.icai ol e'sa rsr len o. ~ rsf ~ n'hl
dsc'uri M f fklnihuNI
rre Wn'io ~.
"oAk HALE"
AND HHR GnEhT tNDUCEhlHAa
mlr ncinil Itaie ore Pride.
fn1 HutInfit r|ly r.nt 10 nfli WiH goo tii.f tNN
h lHHhuf oHf litn miiltf aHilsy flnfue u|l.
Wlir mln.f UIii crI1ri trIr.fn rn poo NIlN zoe
iliglrli lnl ultilil- gldli lly alAl taAtaN- a o.
800 promise TO t,N n'nat ias intHst loaitc ode
vance
i0oE Az oua FRiuu tNp InENrl Ioul
ltlEHNf9.
l-it FnHth morocco Jenny Linl'a '1rIi &C.. az 20.
Ntira OK hhl, $50 ia3 Nllur 9n0
DISGOLOpIon
d. |.|
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.nNE unltfNalt, aal.tr.tt Oh SIN T. Sam, 49,.
.ony, VIu F'.-
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-07

DECENTRALIZATION

THEnm0r F0nlLaN IofMmh iMfnY fhr1'f.
by ralnleoHsA, l'r,johF. HcpNn mthrGucnii
Nfm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

Mr.. Fillmore ~as Free soier originally II was honor
able to him 70 TIN highest degree bat be cse 60 night to
70 True happiness and the glory Of hs country
lCheers IL was not new question of spols II h5
would odiscuss ~ vas foT principles ~ connlliio
he rehUkcd the policy 81 che Adminstfatan appointing
state Rights IN his State 10 conolate them lie rs
ferred with great indignation n NJ Cs.aiag's
letter TO Massachusetts, Free Seller s,e,i.u ~.
ie''el .f.--.,.ior; ,.a,l;,. 80 'P.~''. -
RS. hlmself lie felt soothing nat contempt Cor
Mr. Clshine lie scorned to notice him load ap1lsuseI
lie reyiSwed the Of The ts'oa with grea, seyory
which was edited in part by Free Solcrs aud in part BY
SsceSs'onissa ncnsfrun h0rcHdum among newspapers
lie aIladed at some length 70 the Mississippi P3lcy Hs
defeated too On tnion PTac pies ba1 no, on the
STATE repudiation principle. Mr DAVIS voted fourteen
months ago in favor Of TopudGfion Planters Bank At
NntcLcz He was a candidate for the Senate no Win.
standing his efforts 20 show the contrary and be wros
e. the members Of the Legature solsng the election
Of Secretary. Nj Davis the dead politically rferroi
10 in bis late speech in Sumperyile South Carolina ths
ctzers there approved Of bis sentiments letter % that
effect with his reply would appear in The Aornisy scat
Rek BE glad TO hear the IT the North H th3r
eloquent voices in the House to day lie 10 longer
Southern man. but could tell them the monster vOal DO
put down thtrc-must be lie was The last MN 90 uss
language OF any. and would at OF the Presi
dent he only meant 90 say bis policy Il persisted in
would ruin the Democratic party. lie would be liberal
The President bad not Yet committed an unpaydOaabis
sin he had tried experiments but Il the policy oe
in Il would amount 10 such an niracon IN his
solemn pledge - the people, would cOnsgn him o OBJ
liyon tor ever. God grant his eyes might be oPen.
God -rsut be might see in time tho mischief
threatened God grant that he might not slunbar in he
Presidential palace There danger The NeorasNa bill
was before them Hohad dared 20 predict fonr weeks ago.
that the bill would bring up the NilmOt Prov'o question
again and had dared say there would be sympa.hzers
with the Free Socr in and 0utOf Congress lie dared say
there was danger that Free Soer would be elected
President in 1850 and that would be death blow 20 tho
corfederecy. Yet the press were slubo
in end out Of Congress were slumbeing ana 0rotNes
ahead Nothing could but moral courage, such a,
was exhibited in 1850 rising above party and personal
ends He should shorty leave them perhaps never 70 re
turn he hoped the impending calamity might be ayertoi
and our noble Institutions perpetuated.
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
RAILROADS IN CONGRESS.

Il would be idle to seem blind to the fact that the
81 at controlling influence OF Washington this win
ter is that of the Railroad interest; in other
words that support viii be given to or with
held from this or that measure according to
the prospect that my bill" for cutting a Rail
road through "my district" at the cost of the Public
Lands, is TO be advanced or retarded by such vote
The Western Member who gets the most Land appro-
prated r'pedgea in such manner as to promote the
local interests of his constituents viii be regarded as
having achieved a great success no matter what his
course on other questioOs.
Now we are favorable to Railroads generally, and
most of all to the great Pacific Road So long ss the
Public Lands are held and bsrered asmerchanlise we
hall not blndy fight tie policy Of granting Lands in
nc Of Railroads though see TO Us every way prefer
sbs that these Lands should be aPpOrorea in limited
areSs for the Free HOmes;eads OF Actual Settlers