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SINGULAR DEATH OF A GHuD--A little boy,
of Christopher Abersold, came to his death yes
terday aftel noon in a singular manner Mr.. A,
who is an officer in the Grenadiers, was with the
military, and his wife left home to see the pro-
cession, leaving the child in charge of an aged
parent. The old gentleman had occasion to 60
- a short time, and while absent the little boy
upset table, the extended leaf of which fell
across his neck, choking him to death. When
found, the child lay upon his back, the edge of
the table resting across his neck. The parents
who had left home to enjoy gala day, returned
to make their house one of mourning. Roches-
ter Uuion, June 6
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ATRoCGous VILLANY. The stable of Mr.
John Meserole, a farmer at Greenpont. was
entered between l. and / o'clock on Thursday
morning, by some person who killed horse
valued at $500 by cutting his throat from ear
to ear. The villain also cut the throat of
another horse, but the wind-pipe being but par
man wearing a white hat was seen in the
vicinity of the stable about that time. New
York Sun
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CUBAN DIFFICULTIES The Washington Union,
in reference TO the statement that our difficult
ties with the Spanish Government are in a course
of settlement, says: That our difficulties with
Spain remain unadjusted, and that all rumors
as to any change in the policy of the Admins
tration, are fabulous
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PHILADELPHIA Cry. Under the act CONSOLE
dating nearly all the districts of Philadelphia
county under one municipal government the
new city, from Bow Creek at the South to Pc
guassn Greek at the North, is twenty two miles,
and the average width is about six miles. Phil
adelphia, therefore, is now the largest city in
the United States. The population is about half
a million Of souls.
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Mr.. Isham Williams, of Madison county, Ga,
came to his death, 10Th ult., from being stung
on the arm by n wasp He died in less than ten
minutes after being stung.
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NEW YORK, June o,--Thc Union India Rubber
Works, at Harlem, very large and costly es-
adjustment, was destroyed by fire this morning
The loss is heavy--probahly 100000.
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1t is reported that a chapter of the Order Of
the Garter will shortly be held to take steps for
expeling the Emperor of Russia from the order.
By the oath no knight must take up arms
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It is said that German sculptor established
in the ancient city of Athens, has again discov-
cred those celebrated kinds of marble, the red
and green antique, the quarries of which have
been lost from time immemorial.
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SINGULAR CASE OF DEATH--Nfr Ed Knight,
an Engishman, passenger on the Herculaneum,
which was run into by the steamer Sicily, off
Nice, and sunk, who was rescued, has since died
ut Geneva, of gangrene, resulting from bite
of his wife During their last struggles in the
sea, Mr. Knight proposed to abandon the chill
dren, as he could not save both them and her,
but she declined, and so went down with them,
in the desperation of the moment biting off one
of his fingers
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BALTIC SAnED-.Nelc York, June 10 1.-THE
steamer Baltic sailed to-day, carrying 200 pas
seneers and S630,0O0 in specie.
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THE WHEELING BRIDGE. is singular fact,

THE WHEELING BR1DGE.--It is q singular fact,
that the Chains anchoring the sides and bottom
of the bridge should not be fastened at what
might be termed &C musical divisions that is,
points Of divisions which exist in all vibrating
strings. If fastened at such points, the vibra-
lions will continue long time; they will cease
immediately if fastened any where else This is
most important in case of a gale, because if
the oseil atoms continue between the pufis of
wind, each new blast increases them, and when
the floor is lifted up so high as to present its
surface to the wind, it then acts as would sail
one thousand feet long, and probably some if
teen wide, the power of which would tear any
ship from its mornings. Such was the action
upon the Wheeling bridge Stronger fastenings,
to arrest oscillations, applied at proper points,
and in such numbers as would secure against
the consequences of any of them being Of bad
iron, would have prevented this catastrophe
[Richmond Enquirer
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IMPORTS

BRAZcS SANTIAGO AND SABINE PAss-steamshp rertsvsr-
Ace ~ ~ spc- 10 NJ Cabsiero u
,4n ac9-si7s sauhmay' a. aseh-s Bros-Sss1
Ma kH Geo 5000 Ffeaa deo2 Gleason
GonZSsss Fer o bras-f as 5,sn Lw dco-s47o zh-
ais lsb Z anchn-s69 Schmidt
irahan-s5"e + B9ssmaH $500 kapsnssls1D
ga.S.2 6ae eeon u Powell Hop ias.3 do NJ per
90 Armstrong la rs acots do Henderson,
Moody 80 do Mcdowell Mills Eco Cleveland. ao
~ 90 C3rro Prnhstd &coli do Farley Jury
linus bTthnttt eco Do s"nsy Green ho5 do McRae,
cotton. - ' - " ~
APALAcHtcoLA-stsamthp Anerca-7Ss Post Mel
223 do, So do turpeutne G D AIstcaf.
ARKANSAS AND CORPUS cERsTI-sch sa-s5olo in spsc!s,
to II sore Aeoc1 ola WOOL $50 hides souhmayd
A1TAKAPAS-sehr Corss-Lun5sr, to order.
RUATAN ISLASD-Brish aehr sdvsnurs-Fut to j Avst
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Two CouSTRIAlEN SCARED IN MEMPHIS. Two
counTymen were busiy engaged in loading up
their wagons yesterday, in front Of grocery
house on Front Row, one of whom was quite
silent and wore n thoughtful air While thus
engaged the alarm of fire was given, and the
fire bells one by one, until all five were in mo-
ton, pealed forth the alarm in their loudest
notes, and the streets were lively with people,
all eager to find the whereabouts of the FIRE
The countrymen continued loading up, appa-
rentfy regardless of all this commotion, until at
length the silent. thoughtful one broke out in a
melancholy but determined tone to his comrade,
saying, Bill let's git out of this town as soon
as God will let us, Tor know we'll die of cholera
in half an hour if we stay here; the people are
dying so fast they can't hardly bury them ;
don't you hear the bells tolling all over town for
funerals never heard so many bells in all my
life ;" We soon saw the two. leaving town at u
pretty rapid rate. memphis (Tenn.) Eagle,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JtFtERsuS CRY.

JEFFERbUN EIfY. I
Friday Evening. June l6, 1854
The market closes this week with barely 100 Western
Reeves but good supply of Texas aud Veal Cattle
about $50 Hogs 800 Sheep 40 Mich Cows Prices
during the week were mostly favor Of purchasers and
only frmer for the better descriptions of stock
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Telegraphic Items.

Telegraphic Items.
New YORK, May 15,-The steamship Wash
ington had arrived out previously to the depa
rture of the Arabia
Barings circular says that the markets for
colonial and foreign produce were without ami.
nation, and that the prices of sugar and coffee
were rather lower.
The Gothenburg had arrived at London, and
the Neptune at Cadiz, from New Orleans
Baron Meyendorff, the Russian ambassador
at Vienna, had obtained temporary leave Of
absence
Baron Brunnow has been appointed Russian
Minister at Berlin.
There is to be change in'the British Cabinet
it is said. Lord Palmerston is spoken of as
Secretary of War, which office is to be separated
from the secretaryship of the Colonies This
may lead to the transfer of Lord John Russell to
the Home Office
Communication between Silistria and Shumla
was st II open at latest accounts, notwithstand-
ing the great increase of the Russian forces
which invest the former place
The reported attack by Sir Charles Napier
on the fortress Of Gustafswern is not confirmed
The French fleet had left kiel to Join Napier's
squadron
An Anglo-French squadron had sailed for the
White sea.
Two ships under the Greek flag had been
taken.
lhfee hlhdrea ana Iorty-hVe wounded Rus
slams had been taken off the coast Of Circassa
Austrian troops were continually coming
down the DANUBE, in the direction Of Orsova and
the "al!achlan frontier,
Considerably forces are now concentrated in
hungary and Transylvania.
Inc fortress on the danube and in Bulgaria
viii be required to be given up BY Russia, and
case Of war with Austria will be considered es-
tabll8hed only by her further advance.
AT dinner given by the Marshal St. Arnaud,
he stated that he hoped soon to he able to an
nounco the alliance Of third great power with
the western powers already engaged in the war
=, Inc BLACK sea fleet were SUI of Sebastopol.
FOR several days there had been heavy fogs.
vessels from running foul Of each other
There had been great mortality in the garr-
son at sebastopol from obstinate fevers.
Marshal st. Armand and Lord Ralgan had
pack horses and 1000 yoke Of oxen for the ser
vice Of the allied troops on the march to Adrian
ople.
in this city, engaged in the India and CaIif,rn min
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EXPORTS

GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Charles aIoyan-.so
~ hour ~ do whrkeS do pork sugar
$50 90 s"ap $50 4f5
bARCELoHAsFsnh brig Joaquus1O cotton, s.ave.
MneEshr whisky do oil $50 sack. corn 4s1
do bran 81 bales huy. - - ' "
BSfoNBark Bryan-s4 bles cotton ano1 aack to,
ltol pigs lead 500 hides, 1870 nuaves, I pkgs.
LIEkRPoo[1-ship Moses Tsy'or-ssii bales
r cTityioo ks 100 do oats, bran cks
bacon, 81 tale. hay, / 6bs whkey ~
whlkey " ' - ~ A4' NV o'"a
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stssmap Perseverance arrived here the
ST. Jag9, reporis that susaay june r. NJ Gaveo
osarpg southwest dstsnee Is miles pke hr Angsne-oud
understand from whsncebound New Orsapg badly
P'thS back to Galveston The Ang line had
TO be reported, bu. wanted no assistance.
otean'h having left Apaaeheola
name not emebeed ind brig SAMPSON vessels in port
The stock OF about 7gO bales
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SehuouerF

Anita. .Poius
Ghas q Edward .Gs.dI
Eli = ard Barnard. LPT
f S Janes,, Fowierh. E
I Jane i Eliza eth. LIT
<sia Btlugham... $ II
Red Fox.
/ TAllah sse . LpT
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NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY
" Nj ACHINE SEW I'M G.,


any KIND SEWING done, kind work
lStNi DiSPA1C n
by hand, and At VERY Low PRICES, by Girls experienced the
MACHINE
tS Al kinds of SEWING Families Hotels Steamboats, etc.
promptly atteud y
~ SEWING MACHINES good supply of MACHINE NEE
DIES SPOoLS SiLK and COTTON TfREA uahl hand and
for sae Apply at No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, NJ
1 Agent
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SUNpRi.lE5ssm5...sr STAR CANDLES.
SEQ half
$50 quarter do.
500 toIes 0LEISE SOAP;
100 hbs Choice LARD OIL;
so do. No. LARD;
Ito kegs do.
$50 hef casks DOMESTIC BRANDY;
100 quarter For sale by
iels JOSEPH LANDS CO.. 80 Tehouptoaas st'eet
SHERRY-I5 cases Duff Gorion's Pale; so
~ Do Moaia'a for sale ty S. WOLFF, IS Campst e,6
spRESERVED GREEN CORN-75c cases Wins
lows. containing each oAns. for sale
jei2 WOLFF IS Camp
He AISiNS.-500 half and quarter boxes J
j q Clemeot's for sale by A. D. GRIEF Il CO.
ms3O 40 pld teser
Z EM0N SYRUP-f25 cases Davis & Nliler's,
"a for sA by CONVERSE co. Tchouptoulas al. my2O.w
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ARRIVED.

s'eam Me.ieo Thompsn Indanoa Galveston i4 Juos
steamship Anstia hsaon days from Aphlaahaoa TO Wood
msyd g. isubrn-2l disriot. -
Sehr ParFer ATansa and Crpus /, T. Stone
&ca--4d district r. 1870 T. " " -
th "ts bshfhtno hys from Atakapal dsict
British scr Adventure Stevens Ruan Island to Ayo
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s1NAHNtSlOCfA ; KNIFE UGE. - From A
PHYSICIAN N ILLiNo SIT Is gratifying liz trapfit5of.
II A. tabhesekia FFkhFUSE. hat Ealar pli#He,s
make an ersrpn III favor Of Ibis Vermiuz, and
II Their Preparations their
n'rF IN is fever Tue To loving f phyea higt
tar now 10 Illinois, rmerlS OF Llutsilna,
SHAwSEk1uwS IT, Jrue ]. 1853.
MfssEs 4 FAfNgsToek ~ Gtlt'ensa-I :, A.
FAt'SEeTOCKS NkkSiiFGGE the EE=rIe
and te south IN STATES Ton tue let Itu
rs ttt medicine for The winch
OUT inns small i, say Years age,
DRth Nd SEVENTY NINE WORMS AS rugs nee
tsn have sold quantity great
saaiacion In TACT, is the only nleacn called
H. SYhfMES, NJ D,
ut Sold Wholesale by rnc pa Drug ind
Country Merchants throughout the United lny I'M
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RIVER STEAMERS.
G0aST

I AFoURCHE PACKET DOCTOR aasy j.
= a shIEY Can't Y. g Wilson, loa7ss MoTBAYs LeeGtts
~ (. LAgnREsr. q. BsNa-,is M q
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DALM OLD casks for sale by
Or eoi2B A Fi1 IN Ts-a,;re 3,
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Comet. 81, dl
r amy -.-...-...LP1
JnaQ uln. III ,d2
egundo Emilio. Sd
lhomas Il Ed " 'iCoast
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscgrr.
Saturday Morning, June II, 1854. /
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
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BRANDIEs. : The suhscrih.

~ beng sGe Sgs4 and importers in this city Of the celebrated
5 AZ-RAC bRANDIES keep full Of
Dad medium grades we'll odes vinegea 1855
ss ls2 and J5 aud invite the The ree
nOsseura, the above beng Pure
ieeN .. "a 80 st-sat
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PRESCRIPTION CoMuENcED-A learned clerk
OF one of our city courts, few days since, in
formed one OF ais employees that be had under
Stood and believed, in consequence Of his bay-
ing visited Washington during the recent
Mayors election, that he belonged to the
Know Nothings, and that he might, therefore,
consider himself discharged, unless he thought
proper to take an affidavit disclaining any con
nection whatever with SUCH party. The in
Inundated youth informed the gentleman that
he had made no such sinful connection, and IN
order to reinstate himself, went before Justice
Of the peace, and made cath as follows; e That
he never has, nor does at this time hold a posi-
ton antagonistic to the Democratic party. y
This satisfied the potentate. baltimore Clip
per.
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viii leav- MONDAY June 10, a o'-lock N.
a4SOR MlNDEN, LAKE BIsTENEAU, g~g :
u GRAND EcoEE. Grand BAYOU, CANPTE, LL-stkfss9i
ALE8A NDftfA, GORDON La DING ard ali inter xSzxa
mediate landings or Lake Btsnssa aHd Rd Rtver-Rgn. "
le< and Lake BisHeau Packet Steamer SWAMP
FO&The elegant swift running
SWAMP FOX, ]. G Graef MASTER port receiving freight
and vi" above For freight passage superior
eofhnodaiens, Applg on board
iel8 LEWIS sNAPP 80 New Lav-a
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EEHfs-ESaF9.

EEVFFS-HHEEFS.
E 1t is idle to suppose that HAT covering keep
OIL the and tain uobe The ae
what Shading ia The shield
the protection OF the sensoru, spring uneG Of
ideas, NJ oil our thoughts feelings
geq1eTsq Of taste who wish Ta IL call aud get
the - 81 ATS the EXCELSIOR GORE
TO the Us and s. HATS much auro in
| taste. DuRBRtDGF & VALLETTF. Carp - "
dig 3Ft from she fnpflff
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OUHCHITA RIVER

VIII leave SATURDAY Iau- II. a, < o'clock rx
ENOR CAMDEN. BEACH HILLS,
Ell D9EADo LANpI*G Oh Ip8G NoLLE Lslllls.t=sfa
MORO, PIGEON HILLS CARYylLLE. stERRI sA E.ar#ssr@
Il tLsBANA LANDING 0UACAITA CITY, F0l UNION,
TRENTON, MONRtE COLuHB A, HARRISON CRG. rkGStTY
aod ai land ag or oc7ita and Bas RivrsThe
PFs'enEsr steamer j. NJ. RELF W. Npors MASTER III
So above foI freight or passage hppy tHard
t-Si III d F1MiST- h. Canal
kF TheI. NJ Ref place Word ard
Will he ready freight early Mobd.y morning. ie4
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oni fnr lamp bacF Black FAINT Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown
LlthHfge, Red Lead, etC.
fsp4S 81. HART co. 7s T,holpi,onlss street.
ENUINE HEIDSlECK Co CHAMPAGNEs.
s The subscribers having been appointed
Co succeed Mr. rgler
for the sale OF their Wines, who this lay
u calls attention TO th suDhed card CRhMtIi & AREGG.
New York, January !, ls54.
ACARD,Ar CHARLES ENGLER Agent for tn,
sale OF CHAMP S The United States, retiring
we beg inform y that have sppoilted Nessrs
A N his stead to be Sole Agents and Importers OF
United SaGa anu Canada.
We shall continue in The an
oyment OF the prominent which
have accorded this
but such Wines will fully reputation
which the same has nttaiasdin your market.
support our claim 10 be hioqe enabled to Furnish this old astab
shet brand quality, would
the o9Nrg facts which cali your particular
The HEISlEEk n CO. brand
Sta nearly thirty by the late Aesss iB
under ttr own 4ne through their Sole Agent Nh T. Salmon after
wards Salmon h Stuyvts4nt.
When i old their
reeded TO the business Occupying tue him BY
stpuan ted the privilege
Of the eRia which
ountts THIS brand had owned tie from
present tirtt kia his
therefore sole propretOrs oil tHis b'NuH,
We would but add that order guisb
similar prevent our tim
in u will be found t aB, also r4pa
and around the earks No other hoge eued usn
the under which BRAID originally became
known IN the taltei States. W. nave the honor be
Your ob'dt. serVtts.
RHEIMS, December l5, 1883 HEiDSlEck + CO.
The subscribers being appointed agents South West Of th
above celebrated constantly supplied quarts
pins, which they cfer to The trade New York prices.
K. F. NICHOLS Il co.
1Hh37 I'm "a Camp
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| TREASON AGAINST THE UNITED STATEs The
uehnitlon OF treason ought to be understand by
.he men In and around Boston, who are malino
'hnammatory speeches and appeals to incite the
mob to resist the laws
II has been decided by the highest judicial
oihcer OF the United States in Massachusetts
That any concert or combination to resist me
execution Of q law of the United States. followed
by force, is treason both in those who by concert
lhclted the violence though not present Mt tho
overt act, and by those committing anv act of
violence ~ "
Judge Curtis, of the Supreme Court of the
United States, in his charge to the Grand jury,
november 10, 1851, declares that when there is
combination by which different individuals
arc a, uhiteo IN one common purpose to prevent
.he execution OF any law Of the United States
ny force, and actual force is used to prevent the
execution OF the law, it is treason That the
CRIME OF treason consists in forcibly resisting a
law
!, Aha' further, treason may be committed by
.iiose VINO are not present at the scene of VIC
lence If a body of men are assembled, or have
concerted and advised together, to effect trea-
sonable purpose, such as forcibe resistance to
the execution of a public law, all who perform
any part, however minute or however remote the
scene OF action, and who are actually leapued
IN the general conspiracy or combination are
guilty of treason, though not present at the
scene Of violence
1t will be well for those spirits of discord and
rebellion who have melted men to a resistance
to the law relating to fugitive slaves, bv their
speeches in conventions and elsewhere, to pause.
lest they meet the death of the traitor at the
hands of the law. [Boston Post
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Per Steamship Mexico from ndano and Gelvson-4 cotton
Nelson 6Cos DO Oakley Hawkins-t6 Rugelev Blair Geo
III DO Kelly & FtaE.e do Sch"srts aco3 Do Hail
dries to R.tR Nls aeoAr Mltenberger-J
Wheeler i BlakrMnay, Miller Notg n-hdams,,
ExPssEi9t Mehle-orier-Tota lo4 bales cotton
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FACT0FY-Sh WING, TURNING AND PLANNING MILL
Mahogany Walnut Cedar Poplar, ypresf
Lumber constantly hard and Newes B0lse
Awning Posts aud Mnulings Of every description
Pensacola Fire BRICK Sand Lime, Cnent Orders
dispatch
opposit" h. BASIN. Il JULES
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FOR RENT.

Ht7OR RENT.-A we'll located and roomy Lot,
Of St Joseph ,reets storage
cosl sssen' Bricks &c, will be reusedIa Apply q.
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TO vol circis Depot-6O 5lo, sg NJ, LILO go,
$50, AGO, $50, e-2n, g4 Pm
he above Irnz take and land 1t Carroln
tg Trains stop ONLY Horse Bsg.
gage, received a Depots only
kARE-B-tween Ne CBroIon,
salltlH ard the Lake, 10 cents, each wa df
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BIG TALk.-A foreign paper in New York
styled the American Celt,'' dscourseth as
follows in regard to the late riots in Brooklyn:
6 This is no time for bandying angry words
tn either the mob or its literary mercenaries
lhe evil grows by the hour, while we wait for
lts cure by the year. The necessity for speedy
remedy is imperative. The only question is,
what sort OF remedy
g Is the law sufficient? 1t is fully sufficient,
ii fairly executed But has it been fairly exc
cuted, or will it be- Was not all the blood
shed on side We're not all the arrests
made on the same side Again, we answer yes +!
s. And what is the further hope of redress, in
t tne ordinary way None-absolutely none
none
Wherein then lies our remedy We say
promptly, in the peaceful public efforts of the
aSsailed class, to yindicate themselves. No
Catholics life Or property, or Church, will be
worth weeks purchase if these things are
allowed to pass unpunished.''
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100 packages, various
A. D. GRIEFF It CO., y
40 Old Leyee ctr
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-10-19
The Indian Territories.

It is said that the intention is en-
tertained of constituting three new
Territories out Of the Indian country
South Of Kansas and West of the
Mississippi. The first to be called
Cherokee, and will embrace the Cher
okees, Osages, Senecas, Shawnees
and Quepaws.- The second is to bear
the n anne of Muscogee, and will in
clude the Creek and Seminole tribes,
and the third to be named Chah,t ia,
and will include the Choctavs and
Chickasaws. i
We see it stated that the Hon. r
W. Johnson, the enlightened and EN-
ergetic Senator from Arkansas, in
troduced a bill for this purpose at the
last session of Congress- With the
assent of the tribes, the laws of the
United States are to. be extended
over them, aud this plan is to be car
ried out.
All Abolitiondom may now be ex-
pected to be thrown into q e,and
the Union again threatened in case
this plan is carried out. II, however,
the proposition should be made to
constitute State or Territory to be
called Ebony, Of which all the free
negroes, mulattoes and negro-stealers
to constitute the elements, even if it
we're to be regum inregno, they would
seize on it with the greatest ayidity,
and fill the earth with a knowledge
IF its grandeur and glory. Their
owe for the human family is just in
as it varies from the race
# thewhite men; the blacker the man,
he stronger is their love for him. i