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Proposals for Live oak for six steam sloops-
0f-War.

NAVY DEr1Rrnrsr,
Bureau OF Construction, Eauip't he,
CRALED PROPOSALS delivering lseo4k frames
= of 70 be delivered ai zach Of The
mouth H.i be received al This suIeau until me ID sepen
Thee propossis Proposals Jor Liss Oak "
and addressed % The Brsoa 81 hst asy may be
he hoe ol Frame estimated hy thousand cubic iee and
given the fu estima,sd
amount viii be required 70 ssn he eonae and a additional
q delivery ani The contract s fully completed In all dss
parts FRAME principal otherwise there
vii e Withheld such further anoun "a addition ~ 'r nse pr
paeipa and aeuit portions shall be delivered The
approved duplicate eommandan Of yard win be
Ii stipulated thar il defaa, be made by The
parties init delivering the timber named OF the qasi
" and at the ne and place provided then and !" MAJ Sas M
a. qudated damages money riee the
q asIs agreed upon s 70 ~ aa
retained 'on The said parties Of the
me timber must drawings and with which
m VIII BE- be noys aa M mne% STATES
hadephia The whole must be cut from trees growing within
y ng 2, We ssa S w'e 'e m
% frame timber may be delivered
s straight rousihewed the mould
showing face Of The siding; me timber need
Be 0eyeed but be Of sufficient size 70 work the shape OF
and hold beveing shown the beveing boards
(Which larger ihan VIII be worked in the
m win be- allowed provided The pieces wiz hold maj size but no
800 -, H. ,,sid ,,r ~
me siding apron fore deadwood, deadwood
knees post keesons be s inches; The
eide ~ inches IN the largest place. and
lie hooks siding of the frame timber
la Inches the promisenous TIMBER part
must side 10 inches and de remainder i3t inches.
The throat of the floor timber 10 mould m ces al he hoor
heai ~ inches, and al Toe plank shear 7inches-
The dsp dead fiat floor timber has curve o. y nehes 10
neaes IN lee 81 inches 10 feet the fourth
II. and the timber 10 inches in u feet
expense Of the subject 10 the Usual
ersd on or befare The Isl Of October, 1856
Persons may disposed offer for Than ship will
make separate proposal for each
FORM OF OFFER.
- OF The State OF , hereby agree furnish and de-
yr a ne United States nayyyad al the whole OF the live
OAK timber ship thirty thousand cubic feet be
The date OF 22d June, 1885, viz:
stems apron s,euon dead~oods stern posi-. pos, knees
deadwood knees keelsons, aud hooks estimated 10 con
5000 cubic feet, al per ioot-S
kinds, estimated 400 /" - at per loot
ProHsciaus timber, amount
Total amount. ...........3o,0o 900 g.
t'roia written in words)
aud tie contract navy agent at al
-, for signature and certificate. -
(Uatcl tsisnnure.)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, -, of, in the of -, and - Of
- in the state Of - hereby guaranty that in oeso
accepted will within days after the
uaied with good and sufficient
rreics shall fail to contract
make good the difference between the offer Oh
The said - and that which may be accepted
Signature guarantors & .
(Date)
Witness.
(pate) tsgnature.)
(To signed by United States district judge UHited State
district attorney coeetor or nary agent, and no ofAerh)
June 22-laW6w
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Delaware College.

HE first OF The institution win
aJIh August,
cassicn
which
Particular agricultural science and
analysis soiis also, engineering practical
The department (urjcr
w. Weston A. M correspond college
For further particulars
DANIEL FLEETWOOD, President.
NEWARK. (Dcl,) July 10, 1856
July I3--law6w
NU1ICII win sell the Tor street, opposite Franklin
"
fool liberal Of which
Commodore Smith Bureau of Yards Docks LOT
twenty extending hundred and forty
north a ,hIrty-fcet alley. ALBEIT SMITH.
Aug 3--2dw4g
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UIOBiOGitAPuY of srago vol. London, 1855
II Phlps's Worlds beyond thu Earih vol London, 1855
Alexandra hes schools by Chas. Kingsley vol 1855
The Philosophy Of Universal History by the chevaer Bun
vols. London, 1855.
History Egypt; yois Lonfon 1855.
Hasd~ick's sh Hing Peerhge Tor 1853.
A Shiling's Worth of Magic, by Professor Anderson.
Churchill! John Forster. vol 1850
H"as'he History Literature, and Art Of the Greeks; from
German ufJacobs, vol lhaJ
Po,e Ninevehts Ancient History aud Modern Explorers
1855.
Tie Curio,ies of Lonion; by John limbs. ! vol 1855.
With many English booka imported 10y last By
June ia FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW EDITION OF DlCKiys's Complete Wora b.
IN The Charles Dickens Five
volumes, NJ so.
The Missing Bride, Mirian the Avengar; by Mrs Emma D.
L. Souhwouh, Paper, 81; bound 81 IS
The Pickwick Papers complete. Price 80 cents.
Just published and lor TAYLOR Il MAURY'5
May ~ Bookstore, 9th street.
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pHuRCu sEEVfc Es.--aes-rs. TAYLOR NAuRY have
editions of the Common
Prayer,H complete Church Service" bound in Paris
June 81 Bookstore near Ninth street.
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Post once department.

" June 70 Ic33
TIRE rule authorizing whose entitled
furnished by the department with Signature post bills
money printing rerinded ana
from aud after this aae win be received r purpose
blythe department. JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mpe9i-l-.3w Postmaster General.
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover stree BOSTON Oy
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
snd the
ion travelling public.
-dIy
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DRAWING tooks from Paris aud London impaired
direct BY the undersigned, OF various kinds and
Landscape Drawing Flowers Animal Life, the Figure
Perspective, Architectural Drawing Drauehung, &c, &C.
May ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Wa. IL. MILLER.
WIN. Y. brown.
Miller d. Brown,

ATToRSEYs
Washington, ID. c.,
WILL attend business before the
w c!nims, and United States
oihee. 7tI street, opposite the General Post Office.
July l2-2,x3m
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VIM. Nj. Merrick,
No. 80 Louisiana auenu,

No. 80 Lousianu drenue,
WILL practise supreme Court Of the United States, the
of claims and the several courts of the District OF Co
iumbia.
Zee 27-slawt
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oLD silver fine steel and plated speceles eye glasses &C.
aooues, with papcnl percopc and parabola glasscs
long .xpeenee gives W peculiar advantages selecting
adapted TO the eyes OF wearens.
NJ w CALF n BRO,
1914 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
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fIRST patent--combined IN 40
Second patent--scif feeding with eyelets.
Third improved fastener riveng both sides.
All parties Of good eyelei strongly recon-
mended but Lpman's
dedy best brought public possessing
advantages,
II is strong, durable, and liable get order
II punches the hole we'll and Of The eyelet
ton cinches The eyee sdas.
IL tine, the need be
eincb the eyeet second
II Is useful to the merchantin filing away papers The
attorney tho shoemaker,
meroua Others, and il very labor saving machine
Agents for Washington
TAYLOR II MAURY
May 20 Book stationery Store, near 9th street
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(,LENwOOD CEMETEHY.-oace No as2 Pennsylvania

(YLENWoOD CEMETEIsf-ofice No. as2 Psnnsyyania
VI 10Th Bank rms
laid plan celebrated Greenwood Of
New ork situated ground and guar
ter mile north OF C2pol North Capitol leading Directly
to The This Ampany have charter from Con
Hppopra,pg eir making
fee title purchaser aud prohibiting all eocroschmens nom
LEGISLATION Otherwise which Of those who
wish placed for has
become in all cities The burial ground becomes
valuable other and the dead
niscuouy into large pits ard prevent ~
as n o nj given he ground.
-Ohic. open fsm m, pamphlets with
map, the charter and bylaws nfnrsioa, be
obtained also. all orders for Ie with Mr. James r. liar
No 4o Seventh any other undertaken viii be prompt
iy attended 10, June Tidy
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FORM OF OFFER.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned -, of, in the state Of - and -, OF
the OF hereby that in case the torego-
bl be accepted he they will within days after the
cep the office named or navy agent desig
with good and sufficient
srees; shall fail
the difference between the offer ot
4 The said - and that which may be accepted -
Signature Of two guarantors. q II
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nENEKAL TEXT rOOK Ior sarveyor., engineers,

II ENEKAI TEXT EDOIk survcy0xS, ongtncers,
architects agents, oceupa
reference, guidance OF country gentle
and Others in The improvements OF landed
tables land
vryna, lcyeing, mensuriug nfcers work,
works. geometry igonometry, desig
useful by
Edward RJe engineer aad land and Prof Don
adson works whole complete
in vol. Imported London by
June FRANCK TAYLOR.
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pate.)



hereby the abovs-named a and ID are known
property able make good their
(pate1 tsgnature.)
(To signed BY States district Judge United State
district attorney, collector and ohers)
Iune 22-laW6w
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AW Partnership ROBERT j. WALKER LOUIS
IL JANiN have formed under the firm of Wake
Japn,n for the and of
Court Of the United States, and before the
nj Washington city.
Address; Washington, G. l0--eo3m
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Every person right Of presumption Of the
Of townships above
ted required establish the TO the satisfaction OF the regis
office
as praetiea seeing this nofee, before ap
the public OF the lands
bracing claim will be forfeited.
JOHN ROOD,
Acting Commissio of the General Land Office.
July pa 1awi3w Intel and start
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II ANTHONY, M. 3Os Broadway, Kew York, mnn-
Es uactuer of dagueTeoype mangs,
and importer Of plates chemicals fancy frames
caoype chemicals pictures,
rals description.
supplied with materials
c. q. Hasons celebrated ALSO Voigandc shcn
always hand
3O5 Broadway, June IL, 1854.
June Goodyear
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NE BOWS REVIEW for May.
~ Frank Leslie's Gazette for May
The lns and Outs of Paris, by Julie dc Margucrttes
The O'Doheriy Papers, by the late Wm. Magnn; vols
McEllgoit's American Debater
Mays FRANCK TAYLOR.
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VIRGINIA Pay and hms,cr-roiis Of militia entiiied
land boun the Of Congress OF SEPTEMBER 25tn
1850.
Bevtriy's History of Virginia.
RUINS Agricultural ESSAYS, sc.
Transactions Virg State Agricultural Society. VOL
Burke the Virginia prings.
MoorDan the Virginia Springs.
Fetcher's Studies Slavery
Fiave's Works. l vol,
Cummings Minor " orks Sd series.
Schmtzs Manual Of ,ncient History.
Howiu's History OF Pres;craft.
Lie Manque Social and Religious Customs France.
Woman the Nineteenth Century; Margaret fuller osso
June 3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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A American among the Orienas including audience with
the Sultan and visit the in OF Turkish harem BY j.
e. G. Boulder, M. u. price 10 cents
Turkish embracing
by Edward Joy Morris; price rs cents.
The Neighbours Children from the German by MIS- B. A. Myers
vols. price 81 as
Manual with formula of discipline &C,
&c price 81.
Rands Medical Chemistry for students; price 81.
Mayo Bookstore near 9th st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

FALL OF 4 ROTATING SWING. = I'ro Persons
Killed and Others Hjured.-A serious and
fatal accident occurred on the 10th inst, at
Angelica, Allegany county, N. T., where the
County Fair was being held. gentleman from
Warsaw had brought in and erected large
rotating four armed swing. At the time of the
accident there were four persons in each box
sixteen in all, being whirled around in cir
cumferenee Of about 80 or S5 feet diameter,
when suddenly some part of the swing broke,
and the eight persons that were on the arms,
which were horizontal at the time, fell to the
ground with but little injury. But the four in
hehighest box were far from being as fortunate
One of them, by the name of Graham, was
almost Immediately killed another died a few
hours after the acoident-and the other two
we're very seriously injured,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05
asy- The Circulation of the Blood is justly

greatest ordination Of Divine by that
ing engine heart driven all pnrta tho system giving
vigo strength complicated machit cry of man.
ing whether eep wake salss bsk hroush the ss
es and returns lo,y through How that IL
should be kept &c from mpury YET how negligent
are respecting this essential the Of perfect health
Liver generally tho primary cnnsei
ind Jaundcs all The harasng fselnga attend
Dyspepsia which life burden result hom Suicide would
rapidly follow mcide II ,here No Id tn0ei
long he bottle Of Hooasnds eel btssd Getmao
Btsrs prepared by DR. NJ Jackson Philadelphia they rarely
mil in IF cug perm sneut See advertisement dhWi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

HOUSE, FURNISHING GooDs.- We invite atten-
ton to tho advertisement of Messrs b. Brewer Co.,
No. II Camp street From personal knowledge, we
caa ASSURE readers that they may implicitly rely upon
making purchases far below the usual prizes the firm
the busineas 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

Professor Henry says that the curious phe-
nomenon Of the blowing off Of the horses shoes
during the late terrible powder explosion on the
Brandywine was owing to inertia. The shoes
were not blown away from the dead horses, but
the horses were blown off the shoes-the gravity
of the shoe being seven, while the specific gravity
Of the whole horse is but one This is a very
scientific distinction that must appeal to the
good sense Of every reader.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

An investigating committee appointed by the
City Council of New York has long been endeavorng
ascertain tho birthplace of the Chief Police Of that
city On the 10th uit the committee met and tried to
make the Chief testify in regard the matter but
wouldn't recognise the committees authority and kept
mum. The Express says:
some exertions were made by the indefatigahle Mr..
Branch to get Mr. Matses sister the stand but they
wer- not rewarded with success The who went to
serve the subpoena her complains that the dogs were
set on him The proceedings generally what are
usually denomnated racy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

NrEAnBoars ron SALe.-The Board OF Health
offer for sals the steamboat New Orleans and
Persian For particulars, soc advertisement. or
apply At the Office Of tho Board. No. Ii Com.
msfcial Place, ;zss s5s 81. e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

We learn from friend from Bayou Sara that
the negroes who committed the murders on
aathoat. in Pointe Coupee parish, a short time
since, have been arrested. tried, and are to be
hung to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

To PRoPERrY HOLDERS The Recorders Of
the First, SYeond, Third and Fourth Districts.
give notice in our advertising columns that the
assessment. rolls Of their dialrcts wall be open
for the inspection of the public. at their respect
i've offices, during the month Of October. Tits
important that property holders should attend
and see that their assessments are correct, as,
afiersthese notices expire, it will be too late to
make any corrections.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

Arpo1srMrNrs We are authorized to an
nouucs, says the Baton Rouge Gazette Of the
ID. that Messrs PoNp BEALE and HIEsrANp,
viii speak at the following places on the days
designated
aresnshurg parish of ct. Helena, October II.
Amie station, parish of Sc Helena, October is.
FfAaklintou, parish of Washington, October IL.
Covsngton. parish Of ST. Tammspy, October 20.
Springfield, parish Of Livingston, October "a
Free discussion especially invited.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

AMERICANIsM In UHIo.-The anti American
organs in the South, says the Louisville Journal,
have endeavored to make the impression that
the American party in Ohio is or was in league
with the Abolition party. The following ex-
tract from the Introductory article of the Cam
paign American new paper published at
Portsmouth, Scoto county, Ohio, indicates the
proud position, the complete nationality, of the
American party in that State:
We are member of the SO, called Order of
Know Nothings, and believe that the principles
they originally started with were as pure and
gqud as those of any society ever organized
within our MISUNDERSTANDING the same
spirit breathed by Washington, Madison, JEFF
ferson,t jackson and Clay But when we see
this feeling, which aetuates all true patriots,
attempted to be subverted, and used by a set of
designing politicians to elevate o faction Of
ultra secti5nalsts and dsunionists to power,
we, as an humble American, shall ever enter q
solemn protest. We consider Amerieanism par
amount to Abolitionism, Locofocoism and For
eignism, (Mr. Chase's treble position,) or any
other ism we have ever heard of.
Asst is in Ohio, 80 it is elsewhere. Through
out the whole North, there is no party in the
slightest degree entitled to the appellation Of
National, but the American party. That bad
men have crept into its ranks is very true.
Such, however, has been the case South as well
az North. 1t is always the case Even the
Christian Church is not free from the intrusion
of hypo rites and scoundrels But the American
party is rapidly purging itself from the fungi
which have sought to destroy it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

Irving Ellsworth, son of Hon. ]. Ellsworth,
of Chatauque county, N. T., was recently killed
at Pleasantgille, Iowa. He was standing in
front of a buzz saw that had just been fitted
up, Watching its motions, when apiece of oak
lath, sharp at one end, was thrown by the saw
with such force that the sharp end struck him
undrr the left eye, and passed into the brain
about two inches. He lived thirty minutes,
entirely unconscious
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

MISSISSIPPI FmE GoafASy No. 2. - A notice,
10 smother column quests ali the members of this Com
sad acse, to attend special meeting for
ne sfAnssetien Of business VI the utmost pcssspee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05
Only TsoO Weeks Longer.
THE HOUSE FURNISHING STORE
B. BRowER & CO.,

IL CAMP STREET.
viii be clored 6nay Goth all who deao TO avail
themselves of she greut offered, should call
prices bemssss TO who at
a.lcqaansd With quality salae of Goods. s4s&
Plated Cafon and WATERS China Ware Glass Wsrs Cooking
Stoves etc., offered rp
iuely rates. & Of 2pst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

A small boy was thrown from horse at
tached to carriage, at Springfield, Ohio, a
few days ago, and had his head entirely severed
from his body, throwing the head over fence
into a field and leaving the body in the road.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

A girl, named Brown, recently disguised her
self in male attire and Joined the United States
army at Rome, N. Y. Her sex was not dis
covered for several weeks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

= Hs- v. B. PALMER, the American News
paper authorised Agent for 10 the cities
Boston, Nsw York ard Phradspbin aad do empowered g
taescrpti hs rates required bs His
ccep will regarded His cdacs on scol-
Laws Eudng Mes York, Tribune Budnsa PhiiadaPhis, f.
corner Fifth and Chestnut streets. t@ oaH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

MH- EDIroRs CRESCENT Please announce
ma n an FIR reelection 70 tho oce
Constable Of the usss. Court Of the Parrish Of osaus
os qptd paid joftN' j. hoffA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

A man named Nidelett. was Indicted in St
Louis few days ago for sending challenge to eight
duel He required to give bail In the sum Of e2ooe
70 appear,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

The case of Willard Clark, on trial in New
Haven, Conn, for the murder Of Richard
Wight, who had married the young lady to
whom Clark was attached, was given to the
jury, on the evening of the 9th ult The de-
Tense was insanity, and at o'clock the jury
returned a verdict Of acquittal ON that ground.
When the verdict was announced, two rounds Of
applause were given by the large crowd present.
Mr.. Clark will be confined in the Insane Re-
treat, by order Of the Court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS
rERaus aAaDERE.


ysa sEsAros, Af
TERaus aAaDERE.
IN roR a,ssxsEsrA1IvEs,
~ AMEs n. nEaArrEr,
q aEeaaE d. LAwnAsar
sos pisss,es Arsassrs,
VI. p SCOTT,
srs SESfS gg35 n 557lss.f - - = '.5
Y IN poN sHxn,Sy,
PAscALIs LAsARRE.
tsI So etsi
sos eoshsrs, :
ssP. sHATrg0K.
yoa cLxax CT oouKr,
EDw. Huissex.
/ yos Assessor,
y. L. DoNNELLAF.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

"A dispatch Of Tuesday last. from Meutgome-
ry, states that the weather was cold and the
yellow fever had almost disappeared, ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

gsg~ NorIoE. The property advertised in
nv nams Of h ming to be Hod by tbs Constable
The F Juttcss Court belong have sod il
sometime us gave evidence Of the fact by certificate from tbs
Resistsr Of Convsyaneo
% 9pa. M fliAsiMnoSS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

The Wings and se-ealiedo Republicans of
New York have fused. They have adopted the
same platform of principles nominated the
came ticket, and resolved to pull together to
secure the election Of the one and the ascend
sney Of the other
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05

Mississippi FIFTH Congressional District
The news from the Fifth Congressional District
of Mississippi is cheering to the American heart.
We have good reasons to believe that Col,
Hillyer will beat Gen, Quitman although the
individual does, not live for whom we have a
higher personal regard and admiration than we
have for the latter gentleman.
Ia regard to the canvass, which has been con-
Quoted with the utmost courtesy, and with great
ability, the Natchez Courier, of the I'd, says:
On last Saturday evening our talented can
didste for Congress, in this District, reached
home in fine spirits, and in the best possible
humor. 3
We rejoice to knew that he brings with him
the most cheering accounts from the entire Dis.
triat The American party is stronger to day
in this District than ever beforehand we can
confidently predict Col Hillyer's election by a
handsome majority. He leaves again imme.
diately, and to-day meets Gen. Qaitman at
Fayette,
L We rejoice to know from oil quarters that
wherever our candidate has appeared, our
principles have been ably and successfully
maintained, Our friends animated and strength
ened the members of the party increased
and many prejudces and misapprehensions cor
rected and renowned